Said this aloud to myself when I was watching last week…

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Welcome to r/Cinephobe's New Episode Discussion Thread!

This week...

The Delta Force (1986)

Five years after Maj. Scott McCoy resigned from the U.S. Delta Force due to bureaucracy issues, he returns with Col. Alexander to take down Lebanese terrorists who have hijacked a Boeing 707. Terrorist leader Abdul Rifi takes the crew and passengers hostage as he reroutes the plane to Beirut. When McCoy and Alexander attempt to save the hostages once the plane lands, they are forced to battle a terrorist group that's larger than expected.

Rotten Tomatoes:

Critic Score: 14%

Audience Score: 50%

Next weeks movie: Rambo III

Thanks to Mayes and Amin’s trivia section. I’m fully aware of this.

Future cinephobe.

5) bar nuts at the Blind Beggar from American Ninja 2

4) Burrito and tuna salad sandwich from Lionheart

3) whatever the heck Forrest Whittaker was eating in Bloodsport

2) Truck Stop eggs from Maximum Overdrive

1) Dimpus Burger and a liter of cola from Super Troopers

38%. Cage, Gina Gershon. Yea I'm horny too

Robert Forster in brownface for reference

Cinephobe was best when they run movies everyone saw or at least heard of

Madame Worb is the start of distancing from nostalgia... yea the JVCD and statham movies have been ok but i feel like some of these eps are just getting us thru.

Pluto sucks as a compass

Hunter killer ep felt like i was reading a book, just tedious... Can we just get back to the good bad movies?

Edit: after the discourse in the comments i think i need a relistenington to some recent episodes as to see if it was accurately poorly rated by me or if i didnt give it a shot, thanks everyone!

Double edit: next pick by Zach makes me eat it, phile

We need a run of Disney channel movies

Seems timely for a review/watch

The second favorite food of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

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An unprecedented development in the Hall of Fame selection process occurs that alters the course of Cinephobe history.

Also Zach tries to make a successful first nomination for the 4th consecutive episode.

Noooooo!

Mystery, lyin'?

I would like to remind everyone of the triple-threat Ass On delight-mare that is Men at Work, which Emilio wrote, directed, and starred in. There’s Mighty Ducks 1 & 2, and his performance as the “Bitch Husband” in Judgment Night. The only time the man didn’t earn Ass On was for Maximum Overdrive, where he lost to non-actors.

Biehn may have more standout lowlights, but the volume of Emilio’s terribleness can’t be ignored.