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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2020 · 1H 58M

Episode 30: A Wrestling Horror Show

from What's Real? · host Churchill Pictures

Hey everyone it's the "What's Real?" podcast 30th episode extravaganza!! The opening segment this week covers everything from the nationwide coin shortage, Chris Nolan's upcoming film "Tenet", drive-in movie theaters, the Undertaker's "Tales of the Deadman", more craziness connected to the Epstein case, a new noir podcast based on former adult film star & actress Traci Lords, and a new revelation on a former topic regarding the "alligator elbow drop". Next up is a meaty pro wrestling segment as the guys review the latest WWE Pay Per View, "Extreme Rules 2020: Horror Show". The show rolls along as Ed and Jared wrap up the "30 Day Film Challenge", it's days 24-30. "Thursday Night Prime" is next with the debut of Jeff Speakman. It's 1998's "Running Red". The show wraps as usual with a huge "Goofs R Goofs" segment. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show! churchillpictures.com Time Stamps: 0:00:00 - Nationwide Coin Shortage, Ed Goes to the Drive-In Movies, Alligator Elbow Drop = Hoax? 0:28:45 - Pro Wrestling; Extreme Rules 2020: Horror Show 0:57:49 - 30 Day Film Challenge; Favorite Directors, SuperHero Films, Movies That Changed Our Lives, and more 1:19:40 - Thursday Night Prime: "Running Red (1988)" with a new intro! 1:46:36 - Goofs R Goofs with a new intro!

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