Video Junkyard Podcast

This week on the Police Box in a Junkyard Podcast my guest David J Andrews (TV Junkyard Podcast) and myself will discuss the Big Finish audio drama Dalek Empire IV: The Fearless written by Nicholas Briggs and Starring Mickey and Vicki (Noel Clarke and Maureen O’Brien).
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On this episode of the Video Junkyard Podcast, we look at the 1986 Tobe Hooper film "Invaders From Mars" starring Karen Black, Hunter Carson, Timothy Bottoms, Laraine Newman, James Karen, Bud Cort, and Louise Fletcher. This remake of the 1953 original of the same name includes elaborate creature effects from the one and only Stan Winston, but is it enough to hold up the story? Does this invasion work, or is all style and no substance? Check out the movie for free on TubiTv.com and join the conversation on the Video Junkyard Podcast!

This week on the Video Junkyard Podcast it's Kentucky Fried Movie! This seminal sketch comedy anthology launched the careers of many filmmakers who would go on to make classics such as Airplane!, The Naked Gun, Animal House and The Blues Brothers, but is it any good? Check out the movie on Tubi.tv (https://tubitv.com/movies/255766/kentucky_fried_movie?start=true) and then join us as we discuss the film.
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It's the debut episode of the Police Box in the Junkyard and we're talking about an all time favorite from the Tom Baker era, The Sun Makers. Joining me this week are Larry VanMersbergen from the Doctor Who Collector's Podcast, Nathan Laws from the 42cast and David Andrews from the TV Junkyard Podcast. Join us as we randomly visit the entire universe of Doctor Who.
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This week we take a look at the made for TV classic The Dark Night of the Scarecrow. Is this revenge/slasher watered down too much to make it prime time appropriate or is it the creepy classic it's reputation says it is? Head over to Tubi (https://tubitv.com/movies/462612/dark_night_of_the_scarecrow?start=true)and check it out and then listen to the VJP crew chat about it.
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Coming next week from the Video Junkyard Podcast Family the all new, all Doctor Who... The Police Box in the Junkyard podcast. Check out the show intro now and tune in next week for the premiere episode!

The Video Junkyard Podcast is not a political podcast. However human rights are not a political issue. It is our collective belief that there is a right and a wrong way to treat your fellow human beings. In a show of support and solidarity we have decided to join other podcasters of the world in the #PodcastBlackout. There will be no regular scheduled episode of the VJP this week. We dedicate this silence to the black communities of this country who continue to fight and struggle everyday. We dedicate this silence to George Floyd who was murdered by those who swore an oath to protect and we dedicate this silence to standing together against hate.
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It's our 100th Episode!! And for this very special episode, we review the cult classic Dolemite (1975) directed by D'Urville Martin and staring the great Rudy Ray Moore! In what is called the "Citizen Kane of Kung Fu Pimpin Films", Moore brings his popular stage persona of Dolemite to the big screen, released from prison on a special mission to clear his name, clean up the streets, and take down that no-good, rat soup-eatin' mother$%&@# Willie Green. Help up celebrate our 100th episode with this classic - check it out on Tubi and join us for the review on the Video Junkyard Podcast!

Another TV Junkyard! And throughout the month of May, David and Ryan are reviewing obscure, forgotten, or just plain weird Spider-Man shows!
We conclude our Spider-Man month with the mother of all weird Spider-Man shows: 1978 Toei's "Spider-Man"! Best known to the internet as the "Japanese Spider-Man", this international oddity feels and looks like an alternate reality where a bootleg Spider-Man toy line got it's own series. However, this official Toei-Marvel pair-up does more than make up for its low budget look with hours of WTF gold! Join us as we breakdown the series greatest moment and odd contributions to the Spider-Man Multiverse in this episode of TV Junkyard!

This week on the Video Junkyard Podcast we take a look at 2011 independent comedy horror film "The Moleman of Belmont Avenue".
This labor-of-love flick was written and directed by Mike Bradecich and John LaFlamboy, who star as two slacker slumlords on the hunt for a pet-eating moleman that prowls their apartment building. Along for the hunt is a cast made up with an odd mix-up of semi-familiar faces ranging from Nightmare on Elm Street's own Robert Englund to that guy from the Sonic drive-thur commercials. Join us as we find out if this passion project proves to be a hidden gem or just more junk that's best left forgotten in the basement.