#80s jeff

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Cheap as chips but nowhere near as tasty, Dead Man Walking (1988) is an interesting action (?) sci-fi (??) relic of the VHS era that artist/funny person Raine helped me decipher. The film is no masterpiece but it does feature some primo Nervous Jeff, Manhandled Jeff, Sassy Jeff and Wings Hauser. Plus, probably the worst kissing scene in cinema! Cool! Set down those erotic thrillers and give it a listen. 

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Zooooom! Rob and Lucy Caruana jump in my little sidecar to look at Cyclone (1987), a film with an unfortunately underused Jeff but a good chunk of 80s fashion and oh-so-futuristic tech. It's a Fred Olen Ray piece, so you'll see a few of our friends from The Phantom Empire, plus a motorbike that looks like it was made by Elon Musk (derogatory)

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As mentioned on the pod, here's Jeff/Henry Antrobus being a little freak.

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Baby Jeff Time! Me and actor Julia Lambert go way back to Jeff Beginnings in 1983 for the filmed stage play The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder. Join us for confusion, dinosaurs, lounge singers and a Very Important Discussion on cinema etiquette. 

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If there's one thing I have learnt doing this podcast, it's that Jeff loves a Weird Sit.

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Possibly the horniest Re-Animates yet?? Me and Lucy Bickerton (Surrender Dorothy Film Club) dig up the forgotten and 'remastered' gem, The Evil Clergyman (1988), a film that has everything: human-rats, shagging, ghosts and a set ready to fold in two at any moment. To think this film was almost lost to time and history! Prepare thy loins. 

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Check out Lucy's film club here!

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The Jeffpod returns with more of what we all want: lols, factoids and incomprehesible tangents into nowhere. This week I'm joined by my Punwatch and Failure to Launch co-conspirators, Alex Malone and David Shaw, for "What Is This Thing Called Love", the S1/E16 episode of "Jake the Fatman" (1988). No, I don't know why the episode is called that, either. Surely "A Close Shave" would've made more sense? Listen to the ep to find out why!  

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forgot I made this gif of Jeff's great jump in this scene in From Beyond 🦘