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Brad and Jeff buckle up for a ride back to 1989 as they break down the action-comedy Collision Course. Starring Jay Leno as a brash Detroit cop and Pat Morita as a straight-laced Japanese detective, the film pairs two unlikely partners in a murder mystery tied to the auto industry and a stolen prototype. The guys dig into the buddy-cop formula, the culture clash comedy, and what makes this oddball pairing such a unique entry in the late ’80s action boom.

In this episode of Pic Six, we’re diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of Better Off Dead (1985). From John Cusack’s lovelorn Lane Myer to the legendary paperboy who just wants his “two dollars,” we break down six standout moments that make this cult classic unforgettable. We’ll talk outrageous side characters, over-the-top ski showdowns, surreal comedy bits, and why this movie still holds up as one of the quirkiest teen comedies of the 80s.

Welcome to PIC SIX, the show where movies meet mayhem! Hosted by film fanatics who love cinema as much as Gordie and Sean love Jimmy King, this podcast dives deep into six movie picks each episode—ranging from cult classics and guilty pleasures to legit all-timers and underrated gems. Whether we’re climbing the ropes with Ready to Rumble, breaking down box office bombs, or defending movies everyone else tapped out on, we bring the passion, the laughs, and the hot takes—title belt not included. If you like your movie talk loud, loyal, and a little bit off the top rope... this is your tag team. 🎟️ Let’s rumble.

North by Northwest: Spies, Suspense, and Suits This week on PIC SIX, Jeff and Brad take off running (literally) into the world of Alfred Hitchcock’s legendary thriller, North by Northwest. From its unforgettable crop duster chase to the dizzying showdown at Mount Rushmore, they break down six key moments that define why this film still sets the standard for suspense, style, and storytelling. They’ll talk about:

• The coolest character moments from Cary Grant’s iconic performance as Roger Thornhill
• Their pick for the most jaw-dropping scene (it’s harder than you think)
• Prop pieces they wish they could steal straight from the set
• The best one-liner dialogue exchanges that still sparkle today
• Wild trivia facts you won't believe about the making of the film
• A few fun "what if?" scenarios, like recasting with modern actors, imagining a different genre twist, and whether Denzel Washington or Jack Nicholson could've handled this adventure better

Plus, Jeff and Brad dig into the sheer impact of North by Northwest — how it shaped the spy genre, inspired future filmmakers, and why it still feels so stylish and sharp decades later. Fasten your seatbelt (or at least grab your best gray suit) — it’s a wild ride through one of cinema’s most thrilling classics!

In this episode of Pick Sic, Jeff and Brad take a deep dive into one of the most unique and underrated entries in the James Bond franchise—On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969).

Starring George Lazenby in his one and only outing as 007, this film broke new ground with its emotional depth, stunning action sequences, and one of the most heartbreaking endings in Bond history.Jeff and Brad discuss the film’s legacy, Lazenby’s portrayal of Bond, and how it stands apart from the Connery era.

They also revisit Brad’s exclusive 2021 interview with George Lazenby, where the Bond actor reflects on his time in the role, why he walked away from the franchise, and how On Her Majesty’s Secret Service has gained newfound appreciation over the years.

Was Lazenby a one-hit wonder, or was his Bond ahead of its time? Does this film deserve a higher ranking among the all-time greats? Tune in as Jeff and Brad break it all down in this must-listen episode for Bond fans!

Lights, camera… disaster? 🎬 This week on Pic Six with Brad & Jeff, we’re diving deep into Tim Burton’s Ed Wood(1994), the offbeat and strangely inspiring story of the most infamous B-movie director of all time. Starring Johnny Depp as the eternally optimistic yet hopelessly untalented Edward D. Wood Jr., this film is equal parts love letter to classic Hollywood and a tribute to cinematic misfits everywhere.We’ll break down the film’s wild energy, Martin Landau’s unforgettable (and Oscar-winning) performance as Bela Lugosi, and how Ed Wood turned failure into a badge of honor. Was Wood really the “worst director of all time,” or just ahead of his time? And why does this movie feel like Tim Burton’s most personal film?Grab your angora sweater and join us as we unpack the magic, madness, and sheer passion behind Ed Wood!

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Welcome to the debut episode of Pic Six! Hosts Brad Gilmore and Jeff Smith launch their new podcast by revisiting the 1996 cult classic The Phantom, a Brad pick that takes us into the adventurous world of the Ghost Who Walks. Join Brad and Jeff as they explore the movie’s action-packed storytelling, dazzling visuals, and enduring charm.

The duo breaks down The Phantom through their signature categories, including the standout "Scene Stealer," the ultimate "Prop Shop" item, and the most quotable "One-Liner Legend." They also share their first impressions, dive into the film’s memorable moments, and debate whether it’s worth a rewatch.

To make this inaugural episode even more special, Brad and Jeff sit down with the film’s director, Simon Wincer, for an exclusive interview. Wincer shares behind-the-scenes stories, his approach to bringing the legendary comic strip hero to the big screen, and his thoughts on the film’s lasting legacy.

Don’t miss this thrilling start to Pic Six, where every episode is a celebration of cinema and the stories that make us love movies. Listen now!

Welcome to Pic Six with Brad Gilmore and Jeff Smith! In this unique movie podcast, each host assigns six movies a year that the other hasn’t seen—or that neither of them has seen—and they dive deep into one film each month. Whether it’s a hidden gem, a cult classic, or a blockbuster they missed, Brad and Jeff bring fresh perspectives and lively discussions to every episode.Jeff Smith, the acclaimed director of Who Done It: The Clue Documentary, and Brad Gilmore, known for his work on ESPN Radio, CW39, and The Collection podcast, combine their love for film and storytelling in this cinematic journey. Tune in for engaging reviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and a new movie adventure every month!