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May 17, 2021 1 hr 37 min

29. Youngblood (1986)

from Cinematic Underdogs Hosted by Paul Keelan / Jordan Puga

Welcome to yet another zany podcast episode dedicated solely to shooting-the-sh!t about a classic hockey movie! This time we discuss the 1986 film "Youngblood" with Justin Peterson of The Average Joe's Movie Club Cast. This is largely forgotten 80s film is truly a product of its time: drenched in sweat, synth-music, and montage sequences. It is basically "Dirty Dancing" and "Flashdance" on ice. Homoerotic, melodramatic, and starring a trio of beloved Hollywood hunks—Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze, and Keanu Reeves—this has all the makings, even 35 years after it premiered, to be a sleeper hit and a sudden cultural phenomenon. Its heyday will come, we are sure of it! No, it's not a masterpiece. But it's pretty damn entertaining, and hilariously horny too. And thats why its renaissance in the cinematic zeitgeist is due to arrive. When? Who knows! Maybe this episode get the puck flowing... Finally, if you are not a bot, but a real life human (or humanoid, whatever you prefer in this cyborg age) listening to this, get that hand out your nose and press like, or better yet, write us a comment praising how brilliant, charming, funny, and handsome-sounding we are. It's the least you could do you slothful consumer—yes, we see you in your rooms and cars decaying away. Go ahead and make that entropic energy a bit more useful, and be Cinematic Underdog puppets. We'll never repay you.

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