The conclusion of The Last Row Podcast’s “Predator Month” has the guys revisiting the often forgotten Danny Glover led Predator 2. Was Lt. Murtaugh a realistic and viable opponent for a Predator? Is it easier to fight a Predator in a city vs the jungle? Will a future 1997 really be littered with foreign drug warfare, and if so, will the mayor take a Ted Cruz-esque conveniently timed vacation to escape it all? Is having a Predator in your city the perfect violent crime deterrent? Finally, is Glover’s Predator weaker than Arnold’s? All of these questions, and more, will be answered! Additionally, Drew and Badway touch on the many sequels of the franchise, including the fantastic new entry, Prey.
Episode 112 of The Last Row Podcast brings us into the jungle for Part One of “Predator Month”. This week, Drew and Badway tackle the original Arnold Schwarzenegger classic, Predator (1987). The guys discuss some behind the scenes drama involving Jean-Claude Van Damme, ponder the usefulness of Dutch’s crew, and put the Predator through the Villain Scale while questioning whether or not Dutch fought a “dud” Predator, with his home planet possibly sending Earth their worst hunter. Finally, the guys draft their own Predator fighting dream team.
It’s Morphin Time this week at the Last Row Podcast, as Drew and Badway reminisce on the 1995 kids hit(?) film, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie! We learn that while Drew was a big MMPR fan growing up, Badway definitely was NOT, and how this affected their respective rewatches. The guys are also talking unnecessary sky surfing, the Ivan Ooze actor having too much S#!t on him, Dulcea showing too much skin for a family movie, Zordon being a creep, and Kimberly joining the Mount Rushmore of 90s boy crushes.
Jean-Claude Van Damme joins Arnold Schwarzenegger and Steven Seagal in the prestigious Last Row Podcast Five Timers Club, with this week’s episode featuring Hard Target. Topics include: John Woo’s US film debut, JCVD’s movie demands, Canadian tuxedos, mullets, Wilford Brimley’s inexplicable role, and hunting the most dangerous game.
The Last Row Podcast welcome Steven Seagal back for his fifth appearance on our watch list, this time alongside the late/great DMX in Exit Wounds. Drew and Badway are talking Seagal behind the scenes tantrums (of course), the underrated Tom Arnold, waterbeds in houseboats, the physics of shooting a bullet downward vs upward, and Michael Jai White’s undersized skin for his ripped bod. Finally, the guys stumble upon the perfect plan to both get crooked cops rich AND get the drugs off of the streets.
This week on The Last Row Podcast, the greatest buddy pod duo, Drew and Badway, break down the best buddy cop duo, Riggs and Murtaugh, from the 1987 classic Lethal Weapon. Topics include: “good” action movies vs “good/bad/Seagal” movies, bathtime for Dad, sending a loose cannon to diffuse a suicide attempt. Also, Badway ponders the thought of Danny Glover being a bad actor and getting away with it this whole time.
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