The Untouchables (1987)
June 3, 2026
Pete Wright joins us to dig into Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables (1987), where the real question isn’t whether Al Capone goes down, but how far a Fed is willing to bend to make it happen.
Krissy began her improv career in the 1990s and has been delightfully embarrassing herself on stage for over 25 years. Other Krissy-related time-based statistics include more than 15 years of Directing, producing, and teaching improv to participants ages 7-77.
Looking for Krissy in a strictly audio format? Krissy is the producer and co-host of the Most Excellent 80s Movies Podcast, Gank That Drank!, and enthusiastic guest host of the Saturday Matinee podcast on TruStory FM.
Krissy can also be seen occasionally in late-night reruns on 3TV’s Your Life Arizona as the Guru of Geekery, which makes her gramma especially proud.
Pete Wright joins us to dig into Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables (1987), where the real question isn’t whether Al Capone goes down, but how far a Fed is willing to bend to make it happen.
We dive into Season 6, Episode 21, “Let It Bleed”—a pivotal late-season chapter where the Winchester brothers find themselves tangled in a dangerous web involving H.P. Lovecraft and more.
We strap in for Philip Kaufman’s sweeping 1983 epic The Right Stuff—a film so genuinely, stubbornly good that it nearly breaks our ability to snark about it.
We dive into Supernatural’s The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo—the beloved introduction of Charlie Bradbury, where the Winchesters need to break into a corporation’s servers.
Francis Zagarigo and Jenna Jacobsen of the Very Fine Friends podcast join us to take on Invasion U.S.A., the Chuck Norris one-man-army spectacular.
We tackle Season 5, Episode 19 of Supernatural, “Hammer of the Gods.” Sam and Dean get trapped among a gathering of pagan deities with a very specific agenda for their two famous guests.
Two returning special guests—Kyle Olson and Pete Wright—join us to dig into one of the most electric, beguiling, and undeniably Prince films ever committed to celluloid: Purple Rain (1984).
We drink and discuss Supernatural season 4, episode 12, “Criss Angel Is a Douchebag,” where three aging magicians discover real magic via tarot cards that leads to deadly consequences
Eric Weir joins us to tackle The Dark Crystal (1982), the film that proved Muppets could die on screen and parents could regret their viewing choices. Turns out, it’s warm, weird, and genuinely curious!
REBROADCAST: We dive into one of Supernatural’s most beloved meta episodes—Season 5, Episode 8, “Changing Channels,” where the Winchesters face off against the Trickster.