Strange and unusual indeed!  This week, The Open Tomb tackles this disturbing 1986 teen violence drama.  It stars Crispin Glover, Dennis Hopper, Ione Sky and Theodore Logan.  Things get very awkward.

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In this episode, your host takes on a classic comic book tale of a group of heroes who atempt to halt future misery.  Kitty Pride and Wolverine and some other familiar fogies try to warn the present (in 1980) X-Men of impending doom.  Eric dissects this great era of comic books.

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In this 1992 film, Steven Seagal goes Die HArd on a boatload of terrorists.  In this 2012 (celebrating its 20 yr anniversary) podcast episode, Eric ha fun ripping it to shreds.  Enjoy and learn something too, about your boys in white!

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In 1985 a film arrived that really changed the minds and hearts of at-risk youths.  It was "Tuff Turf", and in it, James Spader and Robert Downy go ahead and show us what's what in the world of spandex gangs and new wavew dance parties.

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The exciting finale to "Michael Bay March".  Eric finishes his sentence by watching all 3 Transformers movies and discussing them with fan favorite Joe Vierra.  Our conversation touches on Eric's thoughts about all the Michael Bay movies he's watched during this month, why Transformers were awesome for kids in the 80s, why the movies suck, and much more in this super extra long episode explosion!  Enjoy this analytical approach to the popcorn flick.

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Additional music by Lou Reed and Neil Young.

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In this episode, we get a 2 and a half hours of Sci-Fi retread boiled down to 19 minutes of laughs.  Your host Eric looks into this understated Michael Bay film, if there ever was such a thing.  Unfortunately, that's the best thing I can say about it.  Clones, Sean Bean, falling helicopters and Podcast Funny.
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In 2002, Michael Bay continued the epic tale of two friends and their issues.  Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, two of Hollywoods biggest omney makers team back up for another race against drugs.  This time Russians and Cubans and X-tacy.  Enjoy the ride.  Eric barely does.  The following will be a humorous review, and the fifth installment of Michael Bay March. 

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ROCK BOTTOM, dear listeners.  For this whole month you have been following The Open Tomb down the rabbit hole known as Michael Bay March.  It has been hard but at least entertaining.  And then an offensive, slight batch of AmeriCANnery gets cranked out.  Have fun listening to host Eric's assault on "Pearl Harbor".

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Michael Bay March continues with more polished hogwash.  This is 1998 Super-Mega-Blockbuster Stars Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck and an astroid belt of other decent character actors who all show up and are on screen.  An astroid is on a collision course with Earth.  A drilling team are the only people who can go in to space to blow it up.  You hooked?  Neither is Eric, but there is plenty of fodder for a humorous review.

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Michael Bay March continues with "The Rock" (1996).  In this film an ex-Mi6 agent and an FBI lab rat pull a "Die Hard" on a bunch of domestic terrorists.  Although Bay set a high water mark with this one, The Open Tomb still rips it to shreds.  Enjoy!!!

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