Midnight Movie Cowboys

  Hey all, to help see off the end of 2025, we present to you another episode of Mirrorball Movie Cowboys. Well, it's actually NOT a Mirrorball episode, but it is. So here's the dirt, this is actually a Watch This Movie episode, but I was asked to be on it, as Mulder and I knew we were covering Skatetown USA for this series.  We decided to release this also as a Mirrorball episode here on the MMC feed. This has actually been out for a few months over at WTM, if you have already heard it, cool, if you haven't then it's here for you now. Anyway all of us here want to wish everyone a happy, and more importantly, safe new year. We will be putting out more content in 2026. We have a MEGA episode coming out January 14th that you do not want to miss. For now though, enjoy the madness that is Skatetown U.S.A

Last week, John and Hunter sat down and watched an entire week of wrestling TV programming to evaluate its current quality, including WWE Raw, NWA Powerrr, AEW Dynamite, and JCW Lunacy. Which was the best? Worst? Weirdest? Listen to find out!

  Ok gang, it's mirrorball time once again, on this one Stu and Mulder discuss the 1979 Linda Blair disco vehicle - Roller Boogie. One of the lesser known films of the disco era, and perhaps for good reason, it isn't great... or is it? Well there's only one way to know. Listen on and find out. Episode 3 of this series will be hot on it's heels, shortly after Christmas, and then just after new year will be a disco mega-sode you will not want to miss. for now though, sit back and find out all about Roller Boogie

Eric Zaldivar joins Hunter for another edition of the Midnight Millennial Cowboys, this time to compare two seminal gangster pictures from 1931: Mervyn LeRoy's Little Caesar starring Edward G. Robinson, and William A. Wellman's The Public Enemy, starring James Cagney. Both were breakout vehicles for their stars, both helped define the genre. Yet, despite coming out months apart, they feel very different. Go listen and find out how!

John and Hunter return to get the wrestle-talk out of their system for future episodes by covering Hal Needham's 1986 wrestling flick Body Slam! Starring Faceman himself, Dirk Benedict, as well as a host of real-life wrasslers like Rowdy Roddy Piper, Tonga Kid, The Wild Samoans, and more! Is it any good? Listen to find out!