On this ride, Steve and Mal explore the human capacity for cluelessness and occasionally (whoa) perfection.
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Show notes:
As Ep. 4 makes clear, the following movies are so good that, as the youth of today might put it, they f*** severely:
Listeners, watch this space…
…for a drawing of Daryl, Mal’s alter-ego. It’s bound to appear here eventually, because jump and a parachute will open.
Here are links to Steve’s listings on IMDB, because he grows weary of having to tell people what he is known for in the cinematic arts (after all, by definition, they should already know that): concerning “Amityville 3-D” and concerning “I Spit On Your Grave.” Note: ’Twas a different Steven Sklar — not your co-host for this podcast — who worked on “It’s a Mitzvah! – Jewish Life in the Delaware Valley,” and more power to him. Apparently, Steven Sklars abound. Who knew?
Shout-out to Steve Greenberg, creator of the Electronic Coin-Tosser (or Toin-Cosser) that won first prize in the 9th Grade Science Fair at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School in Teaneck, New Jersey, circa 1969. And he achieved that in the days before the public, let alone junior-high-schoolers (middle-schoolers in today’s parlance), had access to computers.
Exhibit A (Trap for the newbie lawyer):
It’s all about the journey, man…