In this episode that may have "crossed the line." We sit down to discuss - SAVAGE DAWN".

First we listen to actor William Forsythe's memories of making this movie. Then we attempt to comprehend the film we just saw. Which leads to random thoughts that include…

"Colossally bad, that's the only way to describe this."

“They have a Sheriff and a deputy, a redneck, drunk deputy - and a midget”

“Who the hell did they make this movie for?”

“The final blow is a titty twister.”

“This is the pinnacle.”

“Even the movie was tired of itself.”

“This is epic bad!”

“There’s a lot of street fist-fights going on, like this is some sort of Clint Eastwood orangutan picture”

“Lance did a bunch of jumping around”

“I’m surprised half the actors in here didn’t break something”

“This is like a monster mash of bad movie actors”

“This was pretty fun!”

“There’s a lot of weird not-so-underlying homo-eroticism”

“I think they were making it up as they went along…”

“Nothing they do makes one lick of sense”

“People, you are missing out!”

“As far as bad, bad movies go, it’s pretty awesome!”

“I don’t even want to talk about it.”

Regardless of what the rest of the gang thinks, Bryan's final take on the movie…

"Savage Dawn is awesome. A drive-in classic unlike anything I've seen in years."

Join us for this memorable review.

In this sprawling cross-country edition of "Sofa Theater", Bryan and special guest Miles (from Showshow) discuss Red Rock West. A Santa Fe style thriller with murder, betrayal, lots of denim and a slightly younger Nicholas Cage.

“He's like a Southwestern Job.”