#joe piscopo

[georgeromeros]

Dead Heat (1988) dir. Mark Goldblatt

"Hi, Doug. Welcome to zombie land."

[timetravelphotobooth]

Jerry Lewis

[milton-dammers]

Bartleby (2001) dir. Jonathan Parker

[80smovies]

[oldshowbiz]

September 1982.

[videoreligion]

Dead Heat (1988)

[abs0luteb4stard]

☆ W A T C H I N G ☆

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Johnny Dangerously 1984

[defconprime]

Cover for UK TNG issue 15, 1991.

[mrbopst]

Joe Piscopo and Peter Criss.

Photo:

Brian Walsby

[thegoregoregirls]

Ciclo Zia Tibia 2023: Dead Heat

Regia – Mark Goldblatt (1988) Per questa settimana la vostra Zia Tibia aveva in programma una cosa davvero fetida uscita da qualche fondo di magazzino dei primi anni 2000, ma poi è arrivata la notizia della morte di Treat Williams e tutti i piani sono giustamente saltati, anche perché non esiste un film più da Zia Tibia di Sbirri Oltre la Vita. Sì, forse adesso che vi ho rivelato il titolo…

[gbhbl]

Horror Movie Review: Dead Heat (1988)

While LAPD detectives Roger and Doug are investigating a spree of crime committed by dead criminals, Roger is killed. He is brought back to life by a resurrecting machine used on these criminals. Then the real case begins…

 Dead Heat is a 1988 American buddy cop action zombie comedy film directed by Mark Goldblatt. Detectives Roger Mortis and Doug Bigelow are called to the scene of a rather violent jewellery store robbery. The robbers take on a squadron of police in a messy shootout, but neither seems affected when they are riddled with bullets. Thanks to the combined, albeit extreme measures of Mortis and Bigelow,…

[mydadlistenstothis]

New podcast episode is up! This week, if you're free falling into Monday not to worry because we have a fun episode concluding our coverage of the music (and music videos) of Tom Petty

[halloweenhundreds]

Dead Heat didn’t make a big splash and is remembered as a big miss but I think it’s way more fun than that. Someone’s making zombie crooks with a lightning machine and Treat Williams is rapidly decaying while seeking revenge for his own murder. McGavin and Price always welcome presences. Joe Piscopo is also in this.

[aceofmoxes]

Who's the 17th century equivalent of Joe Piscopo?

It's entertaining for the audience of course, but the constant references to 20th century Earth on Star Trek are a bit funny seen from the outside. Many of the crew members were not even born on Earth, which is only one tiny planet among many. The 20th century is so far away culturally and technologically. Imagine if today the ISS were manned with people who are just obsessed with 17th century Liechtenstein. They listen to Baroque music every day, don period garb for some make believe play every chance they get and explain everything with references to the 30 year war, the Little Ice Age and the witch burnings.

*The Romulans annex a star system in the Neutral Zone* Picard: *in a jovial tone* It looks like we have found our own Prince Johann Adam Andreas, haven't we, Number One? Riker: Aye Sir. But this time Schellenberg will fight back. *The entire crew understands the reference*

[oldshowbiz]

1983.

Joe Piscopo and Eddie Murphy