Quentin and Roger take a trip with the LAPD as the boys in blue blow off steam in The Choirboys, directed by Robert Aldrich and based on the outrageous best-selling novel. Follow us on Twitter and on Instagram You can also write us a question by sending a letter to The Video Archives Podcast, c/o Earwolf Media, PO Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90028. Learn more about this week’s films, get Video Archives merch and more at.
Shot on Super 8, you’ll have to tune in to discover what this Jack Benny-themed spoof is all about… Finally, The Jet Benny Show is the oddest film we’ve covered on the podcast so far. For this ode to kiddie matinees, Quentin shares vivid stories of the genre from theaters long shuttered and both hosts praise the gorgeous cinematography and affectionate parody of the film. Next up, the West goes wacko in Rustlers’ Rhapsody! Rex O’Herlihan (played by Tom Berenger) is a fast-drawing, silver-spurred singing cowboy, who slowly becomes aware that every town he rides into is the same as the last. Quentin and Roger discuss the legendary director who planned to make the film before Richard Fleischer was brought on and find out what makes this crime film work. All he has to do is complete one last job.
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Scott returns to the screen as a former mob getaway driver who returns to his old life to see if he still has it. If you’d like to donate to the GoFundMe, you can do so here.Roger & Quentin pull off one last job in The Last Run! On our very first bootleg tape of the show, George C. We’re working with multiple groups to make sure those folks are vetted and sponsored.” “The amount of impact this is going to have and lives it will save is so mesmerising that no words I can put into this tweet will do it justice,” Marcus wrote on Twitter, adding: “We are making sure everyone we know is accounted for and have proper names, identifications, and access to the airport. The original $550,000 target was needed to fuel two airplanes to fly in and out of Kabul to another country – if the new target of over $4 million is reached, enough money will be available for 16 trips with a capacity of over 300 to fly people to safety. He adds that the Talbin has a “kill list” and are reportedly going door to door “searching for these people” and “killing them on site”.
“The individuals in question are high-value targets – Afghan men and women who have worked as human rights lawyers, champions of women’s and LGBTQ+ rights, journalists, government liaisons, artists, and interpreters – all of whom are at imminent risk of being executed by the Taliban, along with their families. “I have been working alongside humanitarian aid groups, decorated military veterans, and activists on the ground in Kabul, fighting to save people who otherwise have no chance at survival in the Taliban-occupied Kabul.” “We are coming to you in desperation to conduct an emergency flight rescue of 300+ Afghan souls,” Marcus says on the page. In the 15 hours or so since, he’s had to raise the goal several more times, and at the time of writing the campaign has reached an incredible $4,033,430 million of its $4,400,000 million target. In just the first 38 minutes of launching his Flyaway: Emergency Afghan Rescue Mission GoFundMe page, 11,000 people had donated $550,000, prompting Marcus to up the goal amount to $1.1 million. Tommy Marcus, AKA typically posts anti-capitalist and anti-billionaire content, and has launched several successful fundraising campaigns this year – he collected over $1 million for Planned Parenthood, an non-profit organisation that provides reproductive healthcare in the US – but none have reached the heights of his most recent effort. A meme artist has raised over $4 million (£2.9m) in just one day to help rescue Afghans on the Taliban’s kill list.
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