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Marriage on the rocks? Try white water rafting! All you have to do to revitalize a failing marriage is take a raft down a river while being held hostage. It's proven to work at least one time. This week we continue our look at some Criminally Unknown film, and this week is The River Wild . This action-adventure film stars Meryl Streep(!). If you'd like to email questions, ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca are the addresses. We are also on Instagram and Hive, okvideopodcast. And BlueSky, OKVideo. For our Letterboxd accounts, Kraznor and ramcculloch are the usernames. -R River Wild Marriage Counselling  

Don't trust the fuzz. That's the lesson at the heart of Unlawful Entry , a surprisingly dark movie in our batch of 90s crime movies. Thanks for joining us.  If you'd like to email questions, ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca are the addresses. We are also on Instagram and Hive, okvideopodcast. And BlueSky, OKVideo. For our Letterboxd accounts, Kraznor and ramcculloch are the usernames. -N Hilarious Jokes

Ryan and Nathan decide to take a look at one of Quentin Tarantino's favourite movies. Is Tony Scott's Revenge criminally unknown? Eh, kind of, but we have some significant issues with it as well. Thanks for joining us.  If you'd like to send in questions for a future show, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on BlueSky, OKVideo, and Instagram and Hive, okvideopodcast. For Letterboxd reviews, Kraznor and ramcculloch.  -N Limes, Lemons, What's the Difference?

Ryan and Nathan discover what they would do if they found themselves in the position of the characters in Judgment Night , the latest crime film we investigate in our search for hidden gems of the 90s. Thanks for joining us.  If you'd like to send in questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. For Letterboxd reviews and lists, Kraznor and ramcculloch.  -N Progenitor of Rap Rock

Ryan and Nathan are at odds on this one. Is it a delightful rage fantasy against the Reagan administration and their scapegoating of Oliver North, or is it a Thin Blue Line-championing, tone deaf celebration of hypocrites who are far too willing to turn their weapons on their fellow officers? The Last of the Finest is the name and it features Brian Dennehy, Joe Pantoliano, Jeff Fahey and Bill Paxton as an elite unit of skull busters who find themselves alone in their crusade against a corrupt government official who is trading guns for drugs and warping the LAPD in the process. If you'd like to send us questions for future shows or advocate for a Director in our new Showdown segment, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. For our Letterboxd accounts, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch are our usernames.  -N Brian Dennehy is ten times the actor John Wayne ever was

Nathan is having a minor bout of mania in this episode and is pretty angry at "The Man", so this discussion about David Mamet's Homicide is a little pessimistic. It's a pretty lively discussion though, so enjoy. If you'd like to send in questions for a future show, or have something to say on behalf of Zionism, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. For written reviews, check out our Letterboxd accounts, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch. -N Philistine

Ireland. A land of tradition. And bombs. Hollywood takes a crack at exploring the Irish experience with broad stereotypes and crusty accents in Blown Away , a mad bomber movie with a shot of whiskey. Sorry, that's the type of stereotypical character trait you will find here. Also, this movie came out AFTER Speed , so it was doomed from the start. If you'd like to send us questions, we can create answers. Email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Instagram and Hive, okvideopodcast. And BlueSky, OKVideo. For written reviews and lists of all the films we've covered, we are on Letterboxd, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch. And, to those that celebrate, April Fools.  -N You got the dud!

The lurid world of feminist poetry is explored in Cop , the first in our look at films from the 90s featuring cops and criminals. Is this movie Criminally Unknown? Ryan and Nathan discuss, as well as a larger discussion of Copaganda. Thanks for joining us.  If you'd like to send us questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. We also write reviews on Letterboxd fairly regularly, Ryan McCulloch and Kraznor. -N ACAB

 Twelve Films Enter, Twelve Films Leave, but some, are forever changed. Their moods shattered by the cold, icy assessment by two of the most savage film critics left on Earth. Ryan and Nathan. They are the Judges. Welcome, to Movie Dome.  We are ranking 12 of John Carpenter's finest film's in this week's episode. Differences of opinions are peacefully exchanged using words to express our thoughts and feelings. It is a Canadian tradition. If you'd like to send in some questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca Or, you can message us on Instagram, okvideopodcast, or the hottest social network on the megaweb, BlueSky, OKVideo. For our written reviews and lists you can find us on Letterboxd, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch. -N Movie Dome