We present our Road House 1989/2024 Comparison and Review! Road House is a 2024 American action film directed by Doug Liman from a screenplay by Anthony Bagarozzi and Chuck Mondry, and is a remake of the 1989 film.
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It’s our Quiet Riot Road Rage 2017 Review! Road Rage is the thirteenth studio album from the heavy metal band Quiet Riot.
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Chris BaileyX3 and Mark Radulich provide another “colorful” NXT – The Great American Bash & AEW Dynamite – Road Rager review!
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Metal Hammer of Doom stays in the Scandinavian Peninsula, as Jesse and Mark review Sirenia’s new album, Riddles, Ruins & Revelations.
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Give them credit for trying, it’s another live episode of Source Material! This time Chris and Mark review Avengers: No Road Home.
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One of Green Arrow’s best stories is discussed on this week’s Source Material. Jesse, Mark, and Ronnie talk about DC’s Green Arrow Longbow Hunters Comics.
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Jesse Starcher gathers with others from Radulich in Broadcasting to examine a documentary found on Netflix. In this Minimalism Documentary Review.
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Radulich in Broadcasting dives deep into Wolverine this week, due to the film Logan releasing in theaters. Listen to this Wolverine Week Introduction.
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Sean Comer and Samer Kadi join Mark to discuss Batman: The Schumacher Years as they review Batman Forever and Batman and Robin on a throwback episode of Long Road to Ruin.
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Robert Winfree joins Mark in the DeLorean as they go back to 2014 and review the Back to the Future trilogy and the Long Road to Ruin.
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