Down The Tubi
Two friends hang out and talk about movies we watched for free on the best weirdest streaming service there is. The show is a love letter to odd content curation, and how fun it is to explore an unfamiliar and weird collection of titles.
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20 - The Last Boy Scout (opens the original)
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This week we’re talking about the Shane Black penned/Tony Scott directed action comedy ripper “The Last Boy Scout”. This was a childhood favorite for both of us, and we’re breaking down all of it including: Damon Wayans unique wardrobe, Taylor Negron’s awesome scenery chewing performance (and all timer death scene), the unusually high number of times our heroes roll down a hill, and of course where those children in the beginning found a fresh squirrel corpse so quickly. Thank you so much for li
19 - The Room (opens the original)
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Oh hi. This week, in honor of its arrival on Tubi after being unavailable to stream for 20+ years, we’re diving into the deep end and talking about the most famous so bad it’s good movie since “Plan 9 From Outer Space”. This episode is extra long and we talk about it all: Lisa’s obvious mental illness, the insanity of playing football in tuxedos, the Skinemax caliber sex scenes, Chris-R being an Olympic bobsledder in real life, and of course whether or not Johnny and Mark are best friends (they
18 - Runaway (opens the original)
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This week we’re time traveling to the distant future (1991) with Tom Selleck, his mustache, a scowling Gene Simmons, and lots of robots. We’re discussing Michael Crichton’s 1984 directorial effort “Runaway”. Topics include: Jerry Goldsmith going new wave with the synth heavy score, why the filmmakers didn’t make any effort to make this movie look like the future in any way, and whether or not Kirstie Alley was actually any good at acting. Thanks so much for listening to our show. If you like it,
17 - L.A. AIDS Jabber (opens the original)
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We’re back in the grimy underbelly of Los Angeles this week talking about the no budget shot on video masterpiece L.A. AIDS Jabber. Topics include: the long lost third Gumbel brother working as a doctor, why one of the police characters gets replaced midway through the movie, whether or not a parking lot is a “public place”, and how everyone in this movie (including Doctor Gumbel) is awful at their job. Follow us on Instagram @downthetubi Send all hate mail to Downthetubi@gmail.com And check out
16 - In The Mouth of Madness (with Mike Yaeger) (opens the original)
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Do you read Sutter Cane? This week, we start by explaining some changes we’re trialing to the format of the show. Then, for our only movie this week, we’re joined by musician/comedian/friend of the show Mike Yaeger (@zombiesarejerks on insta) to pay tribute to the late great Sam Neill by discussing the late period John Carpenter banger “In The Mouth of Madness”. Topics covered include: the Temu “Enter Sandman” theme song, is the female lead in this movie actually any good at acting, what’s up wi
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