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115 - The Most INCONCEIVABLE Podcast Ever!!?? (The Princess Bride 1987)

Cary Elwes mastered a vanishing archetype by blending Errol Flynn’s athletic grace with a self-aware, comedic wink that redefined the modern hero. We break down that precise balance of physical prowess and charisma, examining how Westley revived the swashbuckler through effortless charm, sharp wit, and an undeniable love for classic cinema. Action cinema is currently dominated by gritty realism and CGI spectacle, but we’ve forgotten the era of the true swashbuckler. Cary Elwes didn't just play a hero; he revived a dying breed of athletic grace and sharp-witted charm. Discover how Westley perfected a balance that Hollywood has struggled to replicate since. Watch Last Week's Episode! Facebook @cheesefilm98 Instagram @cheesefilm98 TikTok @cheesefilm98 Check out New Episodes Every Saturday At 3:00pm EST

114 - The Forgotten Film That SHOULD BE HUGE!?! (The Great Outdoors 1988)

John Candy’s physical comedy in The Great Outdoors teeters on a razor-thin line between slapstick brilliance and genuine medical emergency. We analyze how his massive frame endured high-speed boat drags and terrifying grizzly encounters, proving that true comedic genius often demands a reckless, bone-breaking commitment to the bit that modern cinema rarely replicates.Watch Last Week's Episode! Facebook @cheesefilm98 Instagram @cheesefilm98 TikTok @cheesefilm98 Check out New Episodes Every Saturday At 3:00pm EST

113 - The TWO Sides of STEVE MARTIN! (The Man With Two Brains 1983)

The wild and almost too raunchy comedy that went under the radar, The Man With Two Brains is one of the classic Steve Martin movies. Full of airplane esk comedy and double entendres, this made for mature audiences flick seems to shed a light on the culture of the 80s more than it seems. Watch Last Week's Episode! Facebook @cheesefilm98 Instagram @cheesefilm98 TikTok @cheesefilm98 Check out New Episodes Every Saturday At 3:00pm EST

112 - A Love Letter WRAPPED IN MURDER!! ( Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid 1982)

A love letter to Film Noir and a by-gone era of cinema! Steve Martin Stars in this strange collage of a movie. A mix of clever editing and inserted footage makes this a fun ride of cameos, what CheeseFilm coins as Jackbox movie makeing! Watch Last Week's Episode! Facebook @cheesefilm98 Instagram @cheesefilm98 TikTok @cheesefilm98 Check out New Episodes Every Saturday At 3:00pm EST

111 - The Love of the ART and HUMOR (Young Frankenstein 1974)

What was once just an idea became one of the most infamous and loved comedy movies of all time. Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks team up to bring us a satirical love letter to the classic Universal Monster Films Of Frankenstein! The perfect mash of Gothic Deco and Post Modern humor makes this an absolute must see!