Hold onto your seats because this week on The Cannon Cruisers, JD and Randy take a wild ride with the 1981 action-comedy classic, "The Cannonball Run." Directed by Hal Needham and featuring an all-star ensemble cast, this film is a madcap adventure across the USA that you won't want to miss.

Whether you're a fan of classic comedies or high-speed action, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on why "The Cannonball Run" remains a beloved classic and how it continues entertaining audiences with its unique charm and humour.

Get ready for a gritty exploration into the world of 1979's "Penitentiary" on this week's episode of The Cannon Cruisers! JD and Randy take you on a deep dive into Jamaa Fanaka's directorial debut, a raw and unfiltered look at prison life through the lens of a wrongfully accused man who turns to boxing as his means of survival.

Join us as we dissect the film's straightforward yet compelling plot, from the protagonist's wrongful imprisonment to his rise as a prison boxing champion. We'll discuss the film's unique pacing, its realistic portrayal of violence, and the standout elements like its gritty fight choreography and unforgettable 70s soundtrack.

Get ready for a nostalgic trip back to the 1970s with our latest podcast episode! We will be diving into "Skateboard: The Movie," a cult classic that captured the early days of skateboarding. The film, directed by George Gage and written by Dick Wolf, is a must-watch for fans of retro sports and cinema.

Join us as we explore the story of a Hollywood agent who forms a professional skateboard team to pay off his debts. The movie features impressive tricks and a vibrant 1970s soundtrack and was recently restored by Factory 25, making it both entertaining and historically significant.