We’ve got another fantastic and fun movie review for your ears. The 1986 blockbuster hit "Short Circuit" featuring actors Ally Sheedy and Steve Guttenberg was horribly terrific, and we dove into it during this podcast. Jeff Warren, Erik Leonard, and Mark Lacasse gave their stellar commentary during this review. The movie is about a robot who comes to life, runs away, and inevitably finds an individual to "connect" with. Enjoy this review as we take you down the "Short Circuit" road.

We love music here at the PST Podcast Show and enjoy discussing it every now and then. As we begin to wrap up 2021, we wanted to go back 20 years ago to dissect, in our opinions, the best and worst albums of 2001. Jeff and Erik were joined by their good friend, Mark Lacasse, former guitarist for the punk bands Ghoti Hook and Puritan. The guys discussed bands and artists such as The Donnas, Drive By Truckers, Fugazi, Tool, Iggy Pop, Run DMC, Radiohead, and many more.

We’ve got a great movie review to commemorate this time of year where millions are anticipating the NFL Draft. In honor of the draft and the sheer hope that this time of year gives every single pro football fan, we’re reviewing and dissecting the 2014 film “Draft Day.” Kevin Costner and Jennifer Garner starred in this awful movie about “how the draft works” as they are embroiled in a lovers quarrel. We dove into this debacle of a masterpiece.

We’ve got a fun movie review this week! During this installment and podcast, Jeff, Erik, and their buddy, Mark, revisited and reviewed the 2001 VH1 biopic "Hysteria: The Def Leppard Story." As we're still missing live music, we wanted to dive into an awful music-based movie filled with terrible acting and roadblocked storylines.

We dove into Van Damme's first major role as Frank Dux where he somehow escapes his military base so that he can use his martial arts expertise to compete in the illegal competition held in Hong Kong; the Kumite. It's an amazingly awful movie with terrible acting, poor story writing, and endless questions. We went head-first into this debacle of a masterpiece.

For our final podcast show of 2020, we decided to put sports aside and talk about something near and dear to us that we missed this year: going to shows and concerts.We talked about our first concerts as kids, how pirated music was important for music exploration, experiences touring with bands, and how the overall concert experience made us who we are today in many ways. Jeff, Erik, and friend of the pod, Mark Lacasse, dove into some great music talk.

This week, Jeff, Erik, and their buddy, Mark, revisited and reviewed the 1986 BMX movie, "Rad," starring Bill Allen, Lori Loughlin and Talia Shire. An amazing, yet awful, film takes you through the trials and tribulations of a local kid who inevitably becomes the best BMX biker in the world. Nothing and everything is rad about this movie. It was a fun review!

This is our fourth and last installment of our movie reviews as we've been taking a short break from the break in sports. Next week, we'll be getting back to sports as the baseball season is set to kick off. However, we've got some stellar analysis coming your way this week as we review the 1987 film that was filled with testosterone, "Over The Top," starring Sylvester Stallone.

Here at the PST Podcast Show, we're continuing to take a short break from the break in sports due to the pandemic and lack of anything real going on in the world of sports. The last thing we want to do is try to generate content that may be completely boring on this podcast show. So, we've decided to spice things up a bit. We've got another great movie review and stellar analysis coming your way. This week, it's the 1985 classic, "Cobra," starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Alyssa Milano and Vernon Wells.

As our avid listeners know, we're taking a short break from the break in sports. We've got some great movie reviews and stellar analysis coming your way. This week, it's the 1986 classic, "Cobra," starring Sylvester Stallone. We dissected and reviewed this incredible, yet awful film from top to bottom as we’re in our homes during the pandemic. We dove into story development, plot, ridiculous quotes, the actor's themselves, and much more. This is a fun one, folks!

We needed a break from the break in sports. So we embarked on some movie reviews during the pandemic. First up: Road House! We dissected and reviewed this amazing, yet awful film, from top to bottom. We not only dove into the movie’s story development and ridiculous quotes, but also the actor's themselves, and much more. Enjoy! It’s a fun one to listen to!

As the pandemic began and we were hunkered down in our homes, we decided to review this incredible docuseries. Netflix released a monumental docuseries titled "The Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" that chronicled the inside world of "big cats" and the awfulness that surrounded this culture. We reviewed this incredible and jaw-dropping seven episode series here in this podcast show.

If you haven't seen “The Dirt” on Netflix, do yourself a favor and watch it. You won't (or maybe you will) be sorry. Here in this podcast, we review the movie about the band Motley Crue, how they came together, got their start, and how this film is both such an iconic good/bad and bad/bad production. This was a podcast recorded prior to this week back when we hosted a Patreon platform. It's an entertaining show as we dissect the movie from start to finish. Go watch The Dirt. Follow along. You won't be disappointed!