In just about every episode of GWTH this season we've mentioned one movie. An amazing movie with John Stamos as a high schooler who suddenly learns gymkata. With John being on vacation, Melissa and Dom see this opportunity to finally discuss Never Too Young To Die. A delightfully ridiculous movie that you should definitely watch.
With a great cast, an over-the-top story and oddly specific music, you absolutely need to check this episode out and then immediately go watch this movie. This is a perfect summer movie. So get out the White Claws and turn up your headphones.
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Movie info
Premiered: June 13, 1986
Directed by: Gil Bettman (no wiki)
Written by: Steven Paul
He also Produced this movie. Produced and continues to produce a lot of movies. Everything from Baby Geniuses, Bratz: The Movie to Rambo Last Blood and Ghost Rider.
Cast
- Never Too Young to Die - Wikipedia
- John Stamos as Lance Stargrove
- Vanity as Danja Deering
- Gene Simmons as Carruthers, Velvet Von Ragnar
- Robert Englund as Riley
- George Lazenby as Drew Stargrove
Hosts
Dominic
Twitter: @domcorriveau
YouTube: Dominic Corriveau
Personal Podcast: DC Talks
Blog: ObscuredNarration.com
John
Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa
Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
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