There's only one Friday the 13th this year, so we're diving into the first film in the franchise that features Jason as the burlap sack-wearing masked killer. In this entry, a group of would-be counselors converge on a new camp near Camp Crystal Lake under the tutelage of a new head counselor, where they hear the tale of Jason Voorhees shortly before they start dying in jaw-dropping fashion. Spears, knives, boobs, bikinis, horny teens and the franchise's first appearance of Jason's trademark machete! DOOOOOOMED!

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Marvel famously buried this Roger Corman-produced B-movie before it could ever be released, but nerds being nerds wouldn't let it die. An almost finished copy of the film has been circulating at comic conventions via bootleg VHS and DVD copies, and it is also available on YouTube. With the MCU's first foray into The Fantastic Four set to release this summer, we decided to check this one out and found that it might be the best adaptation of Marvel's First Family to date. Check out the episode for all of our thoughts on this secret gem. This one isn't available anywhere, as it's never been released, but you can find it on YouTube right here!

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In 1997, Shaquille O' Neill was on top of the world. He was one of the most famous basketball players in the country, he'd won gold at the 1996 Olympics, had 3 rap records, and a film in which he played a genie titled Kazaam. While the albums and film weren't massive successes, it didn't stop him from jumping on another film opportunity, 1997's DC Comics adaptation STEEL! He plays John Henry Irons, a weapons developer for the US military, who retires after an accident and has to don a suit of armor to stop an evil Judd Nelson from selling secretly developed weapons to street gangs. With the help of his friends Shaft and Annabeth Gish, he battles street crime in spectacularly stupid fashion.

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This week's episode is about one of our favorite movies and it's a doozy! FBI agent Sean Archer (John Travolta) is obsessed with bringing down his nemesis and terrorist Castor Troy (Nic Cage) after Troy killed his son in an attempt on Archer's life. After some sci-fi gobbeldy gook, Cage and Travolta swap faces and lives and the heat is on in this classic John Woo action flick featuring some great over-the-top acting from both stars as well as some killer action setpieces including a high speed boat chase, which we have quite the debate about.

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Here's a sneak peek of our Patreon-exclusive Mental Health movie for the month, selected by one of our Patrons! If you enjoy this there's a ton more content available at patreon.com/worsepeople for only $3 a month!

HEY YOU GUYS! This month's Patreon-exclusive Mental Health movie was chosen by one of our loyal Patrons, Drew! We'll be talking all about the adventure classic, 1985's THE GOONIES directed by the great Richard Donner. Featuring a who's who of future stars including Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Key Huy Quan, Corey Feldman and Joey Pants! Seven dumb little shitbirds find a map to hidden pirate treasure and go off in pursuit of it, battling with criminals, traps and monsters along the way. The octopus was really scary!

It's not a secret that Jack loves Brendan Fraser, so his Mental Health pick for this month is 2000's comedic BEDAZZLED directed by Harold Ramis of Ghostbusters fame. Brendan Fraser is desperate to gain the attention of his beautiful co-worker, so he strikes a deal with the Devil, played by Elizabeth Hurley, in which he will exchange his soul for seven wishes. As you can imagine, the wishes don't go well. This feel-good comedy is kind of the definition of a Mental Health movie, so tune in to hear us chat all about it.

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With the passing of Val Kilmer, Derrick decided to pivot his Mental Health choice this month to one of his favorite Kilmer films, 1995's HEAT, directed by Michael Mann. The ultimate heist movie, featuring the first on-screen appearance of Al Pacino and Robert De Niro together. It's a very long movie, with no wasted moments, a deep cast, and some of the best sound design that's ever been committed to film.

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Whitney has been riding us about seeing WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE for nearly the entire time we've been doing the show, so we're finally getting to it as her pick for Mental Health month! Directed by Todd Solondz, this film follows middle schooler Dawn Weiner as she faces constant harassment and bullying from other students, her siblings, and even her own mother. This film is planted firmly in the mid-90s with a lot of "f" and "r" bombs, but we manage to find our way around it somehow.

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