It’s time to bid a fond farewell to all the listeners and reflect a bit on this, the final episode of the Make Damn Movie podcast. After almost two and a half years, it’s time to say “goodbye”. It’s been a long ride, but a fun one (for the most part). Thanks so much for your support and all the texts we’ve received over the past 124 episodes. Your listenership put the Make My Damn Movie podcast in the top 10 percent of all podcasts globally, and we greatly appreciate you. Please join us on our other podcast, Radioactive Rant, but if you simply can’t walk away from MMDM, we’ll have a link to the Make My Damn Movie Archives where all 125 MMDM episodes will reside on our website, Radioactiverant.com on the homepage in the navigation bar at the BOTTOM of the page. Just click on MMDM Archives, or listen wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks again for listening and participating. Take care of yourselves…

— Mark Reynolds and Tom Swain

Mark and Tom try to figure out why a particular movie was actually produced and distributed. Mark feels as though people he comes in contact with pity him. Mark and Tom also invite everyone to checkout their other podcast, Radioactive Rant. Also, messages from listeners, The Movie Quotes Game, Classic TV Trivia, Staff Picks and more pity...

Mark brings up a seventies movie called "Macon County Line", a dark drama set in 1950s Texas and surprises Tom on who one of the stars that also produced the film is. Also, messages from listeners, The Movie Quotes Game, Classic TV Trivia, Staff Picks and more darkness...