This charming "Canuxploitation" film pays tribute to B-movies and the video stores they called home throughout the 1980s and 90s. But the real story is the more than decade-long journey to make the movie! Travis and Rob explain why physical media still matters, and why our movie is proof in Episode 28: The Last Video Store!

It's a direct request from the creators of The Invisible Raptor, the 1988 remake of The Blob! Travis & Rob share the film's connections to Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Dallas, and Baywatch, and explain why gooey deaths are so cool in Episode 27: The Blob!

Travis & Rob sit down with writer/star Mike Capes and director Mike Hermosa of The Invisible Raptor! They discuss where the crazy idea came from, how the incredible cast came together, how all the movie homages came to be, and how close they were to landing Paul Reubens!

It's fitting that three unknown filmmakers caught lightning in a bottle with a B-movie that features an invisible villain. They pay homage to Steven Spielberg and other classic films from the past while creating an Inception-style moment of film history with Sean Astin! Travis and Rob break down the brilliance of this modern B-movie in Episode 26: The Invisible Raptor!

It's a surprisingly deep debut for Grindhouse-obsessed director Frank Henenlotter, who pulls off a horror movie miracle with a micro-budget and an unknown cast. Travis and Rob discuss the sexual desires of the half-man/half-creature antagonist and the ethical dilemmas created when a deformed conjoined twin is forcibly removed from your person in Episode 25: Basket Case!

What better way to wrap up the 1980s than with Heather Locklear's attempt to move from TV to movies? It's a messy narrative with the villain as the film's protagonist and the sequel to 1982's Swamp Thing looks a lot different than Wes Craven's original vision of the DC Comics superhero. Travis and Rob discuss how a former Bond villain saves the movie in Episode 24: The Return of Swamp Thing!

We hit the trails for an obscure mid-80s Western comedy starring "the filthiest person alive" and People magazine's Drag Queen of the Century, Divine. The rest of the cast features a blend of aging stars and not-yet-famous names you'll surely recognize. Travis and Rob discuss how John Waters could have saved the film and why 1985 might have been the last great year society will ever have in Episode 23: Lust in the Dust!

It's probably the least-known of the "Two Coreys" filmography, with a bizarre supporting cast that includes several veterans and an "Out of This World" co-star! Travis and Rob try their best to make sense of this comedy/parody/satire, even if it kills them! They explain why they love the premise but hate the execution in Episode 22: National Lampoon's Last Resort!