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Late Fee Files is a movie podcast hosted by Brian Stevens and Adam Khromachou—two lifelong film buffs raised on the golden age of video stores, Friday night rentals, and worn-out VHS tapes.Each week, Brian and Adam dig through the cinematic archives to revisit the forgotten…
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Captain America (1990) & The Punisher (1989) (opens the original)
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This episode of Late Fee Files , we’re cracking open two of the strangest comic-book adaptations of the late ’80s/early ’90s: Captain America (1990) and The Punisher (1989) . First up, it’s Cap himself! Before Chris Evans made the shield cool again, Matt Salinger suited up as Steve Rogers in a movie that swaps Nazi villains and super-soldier action for… Italian landscapes, motorcycles, questionable science, and one of the most bizarre versions of Captain America ever put on film. Is there a good
The 1996 Summer Movie Draft with MovieDeathBlow (opens the original)
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The Late Fee Files are going back to the summer of 1996! In this special episode, we're joined by MovieDeathBlow for an epic movie draft featuring some of the biggest, weirdest, wildest, and most memorable films released that summer. From action and comedy to horror, drama, and cult classics, we're building our ultimate 1996 movie rosters and battling it out to see who can draft the best lineup. It's a trip back to one of the most memorable summers in '90s cinema, packed with nostalgia, debate,
The 'Burbs (1989) & Death to Smoochy (2002) (opens the original)
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This week on Late Fee Files , we're joined by Dan, aka Reel Takes, to discuss two certified cult classics. First, we head to suburbia with The 'Burbs , where Tom Hanks leads a pitch-perfect dark comedy about paranoid neighbors convinced the strange family next door is hiding a deadly secret. Then we jump into the colorful chaos of Death to Smoochy , Danny DeVito's outrageous black comedy starring Robin Williams and Edward Norton. Once dismissed by critics and audiences, the film has since found
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