Media Montage 123: The Films of 1986

(Apologies for Bruce's audio quality in parts of this episode. A last minute Skype update was forced right before recording and some settings defaulted resulting in distorted audio.)

1986 was a great movie year! 30 years ago saw a year of fantastic films, it was a movie year that's gotten a lot of love at the Media Montage Podcast.

We've looked at The Boy Who Could Fly, From Beyond, Maximum Overdrive, Short Circuit and of course, Never Too Young to Die, from the heart of the Reagan era.

In this episode Bruce and Larry take a big-picture look at the films of 1986. Techno-paranoia, the Cold War, Australia and the Military Industrial Complex all had dedicated feature films in '86 as well as that lovable sociopath Ferris Bueller in episode 123 of the Media Montage Podcast!

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Media Montage 6: Never Too Young To Die

Bruce and Larry discuss Never Too Young to Die (1986), a trash action flick starring John Stamos, Gene Simmons and Vanity. A movie so unbelievably bad, you have a great time hating it!


Here is an Entertainment Tonight piece promoting Never Too Young To Die!

 

 The full movie has been posted to YouTube, so you can hate it with us!

Coming Soon "The New American Hero... John Stamos"

Straight from VHS oblivion of the 80's comes...

"NEVER TOO YOUNG TO DIE"(1986)
Starring John Stamos, Vanity, Gene Simmons, Robert Englund, and George Lazenby.

Could it be so bad it's good? Or just so bad you'd wish Uncle Jesse and "the Demon" ended up flattened in the '89 Frisco quake? Check out the trailer for yourself.