Badmovies.org Radio - "Flash Gordon" Review

[Andrew]

Time to talk about the recently updated "Flash Gordon" review. How many times can I play off, "Flash! Ahhhhhhhhh!" before it gets old? Many, many times.

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[Jordan]

Great stuff Andrew. "Flash! Aaaahhh!" never gets old by the way. In fact, I've actually had that song on continuous loop for hours at a time and enjoyed every second of it. (Queen he

By the way, you once again nearly killed me (I really should stop consuming food or drink when I visit the site): I had a half-chewed cheese puff in my mouth and nearly choked on it when you sang "ORCA! AAAAAHH!" I look forward to your next lethally funny podcast Andrew.   

[Kevin Karstens]

Great podcast, man...very entertaining.

I still make it a point to pop over to your site at least once a month, my addiction to both bad movies and your humorous writing style is something I've learned to accept...;)

Thanks, man!

"Get your hands out of my HEAD! GET YOUR HANDS OUT OF MY HEAD!"

Nice to know I'm not the only one who has experienced that one.

K

[Andrew]

By the way, you once again nearly killed me (I really should stop consuming food or drink when I visit the site): I had a half-chewed cheese puff in my mouth and nearly choked on it when you sang "ORCA! AAAAAHH!" I look forward to your next lethally funny podcast Andrew.   

I've had something like that happen a couple of times, reading on the various b-movie sites.  Pasta is a complete nightmare, and don't even mention the pain of snorting Jack Daniels out of your nose.  But can't you just imagine an orca with a theme song?

I still make it a point to pop over to your site at least once a month, my addiction to both bad movies and your humorous writing style is something I've learned to accept...;)

Thanks, Kevin.  One of these days I'm going to update the "Howard the Duck" review, and that would be a natural for a podcast to go with it.  For some odd reason, whenever I think of that film, you also pop into my head. 

[Tim Lehnerer]

I knew a guy in grade school named Matt who would announce anything he'd done, including walking into another room, by singing "Matt! Ah-ahhhhh!"