That's Bodacious, Dude! 80 Radical Movies from the 80s! – Details, episodes & analysis

Did you have a favorite bike when you were a kid? Have you ever been in a town where the only mode of transportation was a bike? Does The Alamo really have a basement? Do you have a really big but? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes Cinema Recall Podcast co-host and her friend Ashley as they tell you WHY "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" is a radical movie from the '80s.

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Is it a good idea to go to a sacrificial site while a virgin? Is it customary to play Snakes & Ladders in lingerie? Do people normally just hang out in wicker baskets? Where to Scottish men hide their weapons? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes From Inner Time Podcast co-host and her friend Lackey as they tell you WHY "The Lair of the White Worm" is a radical movie from the '80s.

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Do you still have nightmares as a grown up? Do you remember your nightmares from childhood? How did they film the crawling on the ceiling scene? Would you be friends with the child of the local sheriff? Which ending would you prefer? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes Word of (Hell)mouth podcast co-host and her friend Marc Armstead as they tell you WHY "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is a radical movie from the '80s.

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Are poltergeists ghosts? What is a ghost? What is a poltergeist? Is this movie actually cursed? Did we really need 2 other kids to tell this story? Does Mr. Incredible get high? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes The Blokebusters Podcast host Paul Hawkins as they tell you WHY "Poltergeist" is a radical movie from the '80s.

What's in a name? Is there any significance to the number "3"? Are you yourself also strange and unusual? Could a Rat Packer play the title character? Do you wanna hear two people talk about this movie for 2 and a half hours? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes Mystery Science Theater 3000 writer, actor, and puppeteer Matt McGinnis as they tell you WHY "Beetlejuice" is a radical movie from the '80s.

What are the stages of decomposition the body goes through after death? If you hung around a dead body for a few days, how long until you noticed? Which movie depicts 80s wealth more, this or "American Psycho"? Why should women avoid having sex on the beach? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel Teran welcomes her friend and That's Da Bomb, Yo! host Jason Soto for an awesome cross over AND to tell you WHY "Weekend at Bernie's" is a radical movie from the '80s.

(After this episode, go check out That's Da Bomb, Yo! featuring a discussion on the sequel!)

Do you have reoccurring nightmares? Does a sequel 46 years later actually work? Is this movie really that scary? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel is joined by podcast host Dwight Hurst as they tell you WHY "Return to Oz" is a radical movie from the '80s.

What kind of weird stuff was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle into? What does cocaine for mice look like? How good of a singing voice does Vincent Price have? How strong are the hands of Big Ben? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes her friend Jon Porter as they tell you WHY "The Great Mouse Detective" is a radical movie from the '80s.

What's your favorite conspiracy theory? How many Rowdy Roddy Piper movies can you name? Were the homeless people stealing electricity? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel is joined by Reels of Justice podcast co-host and her friend Robb Maynard as they tell you WHY "They Live" is a radical movie from the '80s.