Innocent Blood (1992)
Another terrific year of Octooky in the books. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did Action Family. The ABZ are making a personal guarantee that your Halloween is gonna be fucking lit this year. Now listen to us talk about INNOCENT BLOOD.
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Village of the Damed… carpenter and famed Kirsten Ally famed scientology werido
Hey come on Sara Jay got her teeth fixed
Yeah here to also comment that the last six movie picks have been A++
Don't listen to the haters. The pod is perfect. The longer the better. The weirder the movies the better.
Go ahead and drop that upcoming movies list PDF!! Also can you make the episodes longer?
Hey Action Boyz, listening to this episode now and just heard the talk about Sly using “Stick Man” and it reminded me something my Uncle told me. When they were kids everybody called his and my moms cousin “Pie Man” because of his reputation with the ladies.
None of these vampires had fangs. That's weird.
Nothing to do with this episode but your predator 2 ep is kinda freaky in regards to Alec Baldwin/James adomian twitter fued
I'd pay an extra 10 a month for a monthly Kuffs episode.
The only complaint I have about this podcast is when they complain about people complaining. Those people suck, don’t give them airtime.
It is funny when they roast everyone complaining tho
I sometimes enjoy the episodes slightly more when I’ve seen the movie, but I always enjoy them more when there’s a 14 minute Trump-Ranazizzi 9/11 commemorative coin bit and I can’t even remember which movie they were talking about.
As someone who uses podcasts while they’re mostly doing chores I love the 3 hr episodes. It’s more bang for my buck. Plus, the extra time is always from you guys telling stories not talking about the movie, which is the content I crave most.
These fucking guys doing the "shadow wolves" impersonation and saying things that I'm thinking fucking cracks me up so much
I like the variety of movies chosen for the main episodes and for Shadow Wolves. I like seeing movies I've never seen or heard of. I like hearing you talk about them. I like tangents. I like long episodes. Keep it up.
Swolves, Gabrus’s Monday night Spotify Greenroom live show is pretty cool. I dig it.
Speaking of children being monsters who eat everything, I used to throw a brick of cheddar cheese in the microwave for about 30 seconds and eat the half melted mass that came out.
How dare the fuckin Action Boyz give me more content for the same cost. Can’t believe they’d stoop this low.
How Tape Adapters Work https://youtu.be/dH4n8fUjtLQ
Tech connect unite
Just here to say I'm glad Stanger is feeling reinvigorated
I'm not sure how much positive feedback you guys get for your lineups, but for what it's worth, I think this podcast strikes a really nice balance between - seasonal stuff that fits - sports movies or other stuff I'd never watch otherwise - well-known movies I've never gotten around to - movies I love that I haven't rewatched in a while - stuff I last watched when I was 12 and have extremely vague memories of - and shit that makes me go "what even IS this movie?!" in my best Rodgers impression. Watching your picks every weekend has been a really nice addition to my personal media diet these last few years.
I love the over blown length makes work go quick. Also you guys brought up Jake the snake he is doing much better there is a documentary on Amazon called the resurrection of Jake the snake that goes into how fucking bad he was and how ddp saved his life. Now he is the mouthpiece for lance archer in aew and is sober it's really nice to see him better. Ddp has helped a bunch of older wrestler get right.
I have lived in Pittsburgh my whole life, and I first heard of this movie this year. I asked friends (we're all around 40 yrs old), and I couldn't find anyone who had. Sudden Death and Striking Distance are constant, just in the air. Yeah, this movie isn't great, but the vampire-runs-afoul-of-the-mob is a good premise, there are some fun moments, and the actors are enjoyable. I think there may be some avoidance of it from the mob depiction, formerly seedy downtown, and the hard R rating. For Innocent Blood stans, the Original Oyster House still exists, mostly unchanged.
I remember them filming a couple scenes in Bloomfield when i was in grade school and i still completely forgot this movie existed
Rogers I think you mean people were giving you flak not slack!
I fucking knew someone point that out. I really hope you meant it in the annoying fan voice.
I saw Labor Day in the theater. I thought it was going to be a jailbreak/hostage drama. It was not that. Brings to mind The American with George Clooney. Also not at all what I thought it was going to be.
Fun fact, Anthony Lapaglia's brother played the titular Cleaver. So this movie has a Sopranos connection. 12 users find this interesting
Can't wait for the LA Live show for Stanger to bring back "Who Would You Be" set to the T2 opening credits music.
To whoever is complaining about esoteric movie picks and episode length times: Fuck you
Jesus, the supporting cast in this movie is absolutely stacked. It's always a pleasure to watch actors like this, especially in a genre film. I just wish the lead had anything close to Angela Bassett-level charisma.
Rodgers said Rollerball was a Bond film.
I was hoping nobody here would be That Guy and call him out but deep in my heart I knew somebody would
The old vampire movie the cops are watching is Horror of Dracula (Hammer’s first Dracula title). Both this and Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (lesser regarded but maybe more enjoyable) are on HBO Max.
I’ve got a soft spot for “Vampire In Brooklyn”. Angela Bassett was great.
The Stupids was briefly mentioned and I gotta say I did a recent re watch of reputationally bad comedies of that era (The Stupids, The Pest, Corky Romano) and I gotta say The Stupids actually made me laugh a lot. It's just so insanely stupid. Corky Romano is sort of nothing. The Pest is insane, it's basically Surviving The Game and the bad guy is notorious pedophile Jeffery Jones. It's also crazy racist.
Nobody will believe me that Bio-Dome aged beautifully.
Boyz... are we suggesting toaster ovens are an exotic luxury?
There's an episode of High Maintenance where Rosie Perez is a woman with a baby real doll that's emotionally intense.
Definitely too many weak neck snaps at the end
You guys joke but I would totally throw you another buck or two for a Ben/Ryan quarterly Stephen King tier.
Octooky 2021 was fun. Remember the good times, you know what I mean?
Looked up Leo Burmester on the Sauna, his first credit is “Cruising” in the role of “Water Sport”
Now you have my attention.
Are people really complaining about run time and movie choice? Always excited to see they are covering a movie I’ve never seen.
Man they have a new story about running into a LA douche every week
That bit about trashy motels reminded me of that doc VOYEUR. About a creep with camera's in the ceiling, there's a bit of a twist at the end.. pretty good
There's a Bucca Di Peppo in Pittsburgh:)
Minnesota too
The possibility of seeing Don Rickles as a vampire was enough to spark my interest. Plus the lead is a woman so that's always a reason to rent. I wish Rickles got to be a wise cracking vampire in this one, but his death scene is an all timer. As far as childhood trashy eating habits go; I would do a poor version of Saganaki by taking some shredded cheese meant for homemade pizzas, and put it on plate and give it a whirl in the microwave until it started bubbling a lil bit. Definitely didn't have lasting effect. I know how to stop eating pizza when I'm full and don't put down a medium pizza by myself in one night on a frequency my body does not appreciate, nope I don't do that.
Oh what the fuck, I specifically listened to this episode for Striking Distance references!
wait who the fuck is complaining about episodes being too long? I have floors to buff and I'm a movie buff I need the longest episodes possible
Ignore anyone that is complaining about episode length or movie pick. I can’t fathom how a person could go against the flow of the current episode length. Don’t wade through your DMs looking for negative posts.
Stanger is my favorite
I love Dave Chapelle. I tried to watch Dave's last Netflix special. A few minutes in he says something that gets some pushback from the audience. It was an ignorant disparaging thing he didn't need to say, but then scolded the audience. I stopped it
Us yinzers put the emphasis on the second syllable in Carnegie, Stanger
This movie sucks. Anne Parillaud delivers lines like JCVD. I’d like to see them co-star in an American romantic comedy.
“Chess Nut Man” is what happens when I watch The Queens Gambit
Fucken Vampire Feech rules !!!!
Gabrus is spiritually fat.
Yinz forgiven.
I don't know if it's truly scary, but Near Dark is a cool atmospheric vampire movie I like to watch around Halloween. Kathryn Bigelow directed it. And it's got some solid actors from James Cameron's stable (Paxton, Henricksen, etc).
I thought 30 Days of Night was pretty creepy the first time I saw it but Let the Right One In was probably the best vampire movie I've seen. But to your point, Near Dark is also great, really enjoyed that.
On behalf of Pittsburgh, you are forgiven for your transgression. Come visit sometime and i’ll treat you boys to one of those dumb french fry sandwiches.
Top contender for the worst movie you guys have done. The tone is all over the place and it changes styles every 20 minutes lol. The ending made me laugh out loud.
And fuck John Landis.