HeyJaredGet To The Chedda! The Retro Action Movie Podcast
“Get To The Chedda” is the ultimate throwback experience hosted by the dynamic duo, Matt Bourne and Malcom Martin. Join them on a nostalgic journey through the adrenaline-fueled world of 80’s and 90’s action movies.
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Clint Eastwood's SUDDEN IMPACT (1983): Does Dirty Harry's Darkest Chapter Still Hold Up? (opens the original)
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SUDDEN IMPACT (1983). Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry returns. Go ahead. Make my day. Forty-three years on, the question is: does it hold up? Matt and Malcolm dig into Sudden Impact for Get To The Chedda!: the fourth Dirty Harry film, the one Eastwood directed himself, and the chapter that gave the character his most famous line. Clint Eastwood as Inspector Harry Callahan, pulled from San Francisco heat into a coastal town where a revenge trail is already running hot. Sondra Locke as Jennifer Spenc
BEST OF THE BEST (1989) Eric Roberts and the Tournament Movie Hollywood Didn't Expect Chuck Liddell to Love (opens the original)
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Best of the Best (1989) is the tournament film Eric Roberts, James Earl Jones and Phillip Rhee built when Hollywood thought the karate boom was already over. Chuck Liddell later called it his favourite martial arts movie. The video store already knew. Directed by Bob Radler. Produced by Phillip Rhee and Peter E. Strauss. Written by Paul Levine from a story by Phillip Rhee and Paul Levine. Alex Grady (Eric Roberts) is a Portland welder and widowed father pulled back onto the US team with a body t
ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1981): 45 Years On, Does Snake Plissken Still Hold Up? (opens the original)
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Snake Plissken has 24 hours to save the President, and Malcolm and I have one question: does Escape From New York (1981) still hold up 45 years on? This is Get To The Chedda!, the retro action podcast where we drop a classic in the pit and give it the Chedda Rating. John Carpenter's low-budget dystopian thriller turned Kurt Russell from a Disney child star into a hard-edged action icon, gave us one of cinema's great antiheroes, and built a grimy vision of a walled-off Manhattan penal colony on a
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