Episode 20. John Carpenter's Scary Movie Month: The Thing

Is October 2020 not making you want to barf yet? Then join us and
get properly grossed out with John Carpenter's sci-fi horror
(now) classic, The Thing.

But before we get into all the 'who's an alien in the Antarctic?'
hijinks, Dre talks about Netflix's latest entry in the Sherlock
Holmes universe, Enola Holmes—about Sherlock's kid sister,
starring Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown and directed by
Fleabag's Harry Bradbeer.  Then Goodman talks about a recent
#1 movie at the box office...(no, not Tenet)...Hocus Pocus! Now,
Goodman had never seen Hocus Pocus, but there's no bigger expert
or aficionado of 'Northeast' movies than Goodman, so what will he
end up giving it out of 5 stars?

Then we talk about The Thing, including all the gratuitous gore,
the atmospherics, the cast, the quotes, who's an alien, the
'Wilford Brimley Line', the film score, and more!

Then it's time to go BOOM! And Goodman's cooking up his famous
pancakes. Here's the recipe:


FO Show Pancake mix - Dangerous Liaisons

1/3 cup vegetable oil - The Blue Lagoon

1 egg - I Know What You Did Last Summer



Goodman's daughter loves these pancakes, and so will you! But can
you name the movie?

Last, and never least, is The Quote Parade—don't worry about the
crowds, this parade is socially distanced.

Coming up next week is John Carpenter's They
Live...a movie with a fist-fight so iconic that South Park
recreated it in its 'Cripple Fight'—"Not this
year!"

SONG CREDITS:
Theme music: "70s Funk" by Frank Cogliano
What we watched music: "Let's all go to the lobby" by Jack K.
Tillar (lyrics)
BOOM! music: "Daddy O" by Little Red Church
Closing music: "This is My Jam" by Will Van De Crommert
The Quote Parade music: "Pelican Parade" by Richard J. Freitas
and Geraldine Brioso