Conan the Barbarian (1982)

An episode of the Too Old For This Shit: an 80s/90s Action Movie Rewatch Podcast podcast, hosted by Josh Samuels and Antonio Cafasso, titled "Conan the Barbarian (1982)" was published on December 14, 2023 and runs 52 minutes.

December 14, 2023 ·52m · Too Old For This Shit: an 80s/90s Action Movie Rewatch Podcast

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Summary

Dive into the savage world of 1982’s Conan the Barbarian, with the greatest Conan of all time (apologies to Mr. Momoa and Mr. O’Brien). Join the hosts as they dissect the movie’s barbaric allure as director John Milius brings together James Earl Jones, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Sandahl Bergman for some sex, snakes, swords, and beheadings. I know, sounds boring right?! Our hosts revisit this iconic fantasy to determine whether it stands as a true sword-and-sandal epic or merely a cinematic 'wheel of pain.'

Episode Description

Dive into the savage world of 1982’s Conan the Barbarian, with the greatest Conan of all time (apologies to Mr. Momoa and Mr. O’Brien). Join the hosts as they dissect the movie’s barbaric allure as director John Milius brings together James Earl Jones, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Sandahl Bergman for some sex, snakes, swords, and beheadings. I know, sounds boring right?! Our hosts revisit this iconic fantasy to determine whether it stands as a true sword-and-sandal epic or merely a cinematic 'wheel of pain.'

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