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Director Tamra Davis (Billy Madison, Dead to Me) comes on the show to relive the making of one of our favorite stoner comedies, Half Baked. This really paved the way for future weed movies, and Tamra's work always resonated with us from all her early music videos (Depeche Mode, Sonic Youth, NWA). In 1986 she shot one of the only interviews with her friend Jean-Michel Basquiiat, which went unseen for 20 years, being released in 2006. Tamra is a creative force and so cool to hear what went into this ultimate comedy classic, plus a young Chappelle!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

We spoke to the magical crime-fighting actor & writer Lance Crouther, who plays the man himself... Pootie Tang!! We must have watched this no less than 50 times, quoting almost every scene. We've been the biggest fans of Louie CK, Chris Rock, and literally the whole cast so this is a big one for us. Lots of cool new making of stories, the origin of Pootie, and what went into the making of this fantastic absurd comedy. A must listen for all the fans. WHAT A TA!! Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Director and Editor Garret Price comes on the show, to talk about Love, Anthosha. This documentary is super special as it celebrates the extraordinary life and career of actor Anton Yelchin.  We always remembered Anton from all his performances like Star Trek, Odd Thomas, Like Crazy, Fight Night and he always jumped off the screen. Really incredible to see how loved he was, and was a true artist in every way. This documentary really does it right, and portrays his life the way Anton would have wanted it. Major props to Garret on this one.  Check out his new documentary “Yacht Rock: A Dokumentary” and keep a look out for his new TV series “Surface”.  Video versionhere • See more atBoboTouch.com

Director and Writer Dito Montiel (Boulevard, Riff Raff) shares new never before heard stories about the making of his 2006 A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints.  This movie has always had a big impact on us showing the streets of Queens and its super unique narrative style, grit and rawness. This felt like a scene right out of our backyard and with people that we knew. It’s a special film and amazing to learn how Dito broke into the business with this . It’s an honor to have Dito on the show, and go watch his new movie Riff Raff featuring a star-studded cast in theaters now!  Official Site  |Trailer

Actress Roma Maffia (Nick of Time, Double Jeopardy, Nip/Tuck) joins us to go back in time. We've always loved her for her sinister roles and this movie was super special playing Catherine Alvarez, the hot shot lawyer defending Michael Douglass. Lots of good conversations about the making of this, and plus nothing better than chillin' with a native New Yorker!  Catch her on episodes of The Equalizer, it's all about smart women!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Film director John Badham (Saturday Night Fever, War Games, Short Circuit) shares new tales about working with Johnny Depp & Christopher Walken, fascinating techniques and the challenges that went into making this intense thriller.  Now retired from teaching film directing at Chapman University, he will publishing his lectures as online videos about working with actors, and how to create action and suspense movies. Also, Johnny 5 is always outside his office door protecting him, wow!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Film editor Amy Duddleston ACE (The First Omen, Dexter, Mare of Easttown) comes on the show to relive cutting the iconic Gus Van Sant remake Psycho (1998). Naturally we have a lot of questions about the shower scene but the challenges here to make a shot-by-shot remake, of a film so horrifying and memorable is really special.  We dive in to working with Gus Van Sant, picking performances, what it was like to be a working editor at that time, and maybe just maybe some secrets to the "jump scare". Amy has carved out an awesome genre for herself and her body of work speaks for itself. Also our first editor on the show!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com

Keith Coogan (Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Toy Soldiers) shares new perspectives and making of stories in this 80's classic.  From auditioning, his love of being a character actor, working with Elizabeth Shue and Bradley Whitford, to just exactly how that iconic "sing the blues" scene came about.  His grandfather Jackie Coogan has a labor law named after him "The Coogan Act" that protects minors in movies and tv.  Check out Don't Fool with the Babysitter on Disney+  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Matt Frewer (Watchmen, Dawn of The Dead, Hercules) shares new perspectives about his role as Big Russ Thompson. His eccentric energy and big time Dad vibes has always resonated with us. This was such a cool movie to watch growing up! We also can't forget about his role as Max Headroom, the first computer-generated TV presenter, which also left a lasting impression on us. Keep a look out for The Summer Machine where he plays the Wizard dropping soon. Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com

Ronn Moss (The Bold and the Beautiful, Surprise Trip) who portrayed Rowdy Abilene comes on the show. This is one of the best B movies of all times, and recently has been getting a lot of viral shares online for it's pure absurdity, bazookas, snakes and upside down skateboarders. We have so many questions for Ronn, plus he's a musician keeping all the creative outlets going. Check out his new record Surprise Trip Love on Spotify.  Check out video version HERE • See more at BoboTouch.com

Star of The Dragon, Jason Scott Lee, shares new making of stories and what it took to portray the legendary Bruce Lee. Being his first lead role, and our love for Bruce Lee, this is a huge honor to chat with Jason. Also there is no denying the cultural impact Bruce Lee had on the world, and this film was a first of it's kind biopic!   Video version HERE • See more at BoboTouch.com

Queens native and actor James Lorinz (King of New York, Street Trash, Last Exit to Brooklyn, RoboCop 3) recalls the making of this insane comedy horror classic Frankenhooker (1990). New tales emerge and we also dive into his role as Brett Weir in the Jerky Boys, which always resonated with us big time. We all listened to the Jerky Boys tapes at Sunday dinner. He's also a School of Visual Arts alum! No wonder he's the best.  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Emmy-winning composer, arranger, producer, and pianist who has worked on various projects with an incredible array of superstar artists. These include James Taylor, Brett Eldredge, Rihanna, Mary J Blige and more. Rob goes back in time with us about the creation of the music in the Warriors (1979), “No Where To Run” is a serious banger!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Everyone knows there's no bigger cult classic flick than Big Trouble in Little China!  Peter Kwong (The Golden Child, Cooties, Gleaming the Cube) who played Rain goes back in time with us. He shares amazing new perspectives about the making of one of our favorite films ever, working with John Carpenter, and so much more. He also spearheads much needed change in the film and television industry. So major love to you Peter.  This is a must listen for all the Big Trouble in Little China fans!  Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com 

Suzanne Snyder who played Deb in Weird Science and also Debbie in Killer Klowns comes on the show today. She shares her perspective on playing this role along side Anthony Michael Hall, llan Mitchell-Smith, a young Robert Downing Jr, and our personal favorite BILL PAXTON! Lots of fun never before heard stories in this one. It's all about that teen suburbia John Hughes life. Video version here • See more at BoboTouch.com