Okay, I promise I won't do this every-time - even though I do it quite often for 'Pedal' - but since Mockworthy is brand-spanking-new and seeing how our stats tell us that we only have 6 subscribers through iTunes, Feedblitz and Odeo, I'm going to post our commentary and it's entire post here - if you're one of the few who have already subscribed, than thank you, and if you aren't then what are you waiting for? It's free.

Friday the 13th (part 1)

Get your fix: Justin & Mike mock Friday the 13th (part 1) [54.3 MBs, 95 minutes, mp3 format] or play in iTunes.

After thoughts: How exciting - our first podcast for MOCKWORTHY, don't you find it extremely beneficial for Apple that audio-casting coined a term starting with "pod", as to imply an iPod... which you don't necessarily need to listen to podcast. Interesting.

Moving on - we happen to choose one hell of a terrible film for our first. Looking back on the commentary track, I only regret not ordering in pizza half way through the snoozefest of a movie... Justin got very hungry, and when Justin gets hungry, he just can't concentrate on inspiring cinema.

Aside from lack-of-food issues, I think it will be some time before we come back to any Friday the 13th films... because, wow, they are all bad. How this movie ever spawned a "successful" string of movies has to be one of Hollywood's biggest mysteries.

Side-note: In this first commentary, Justin and I make several references to "No Comment", which was later replaced by the much more appropriate: Mockworthy.

Details on 'said' film: Tagline: You'll wish it were only a nightmare... Directed by: Sean S. Cunningham Writing credits: Victor Miller, Ron Kurz Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller Plot summary: Many years after two summer camp councilers are killed at Camp Crystal Lake, the owner decides to reopen, which sparks a series of grisly murders. (more) Cast overview: Betsy Palmer as Mrs. Pamela Voorhees, Adrienne King as Alice Hardy, Harry Crosby as Bill, Laurie Bartram as Brenda (as Laurie Bartham), Jeannine Taylor as Marcie Cunningham, Kevin Bacon as Jack Burrell Awards: 1981, Nominated, Razzie Award, Worst Picture Sean S. Cunningham, Worst Supporting Actress Betsy Palme