The Rabbit Fighters return to New York, because every movie on earth is filmed there, and find themselves hanging again on Coney Island. This time, the battle starts at the water, and the Warriors are the Allies and Nazis in World War II.  Don Knotts (Henry Limpet) trades Mayberry for Brooklyn and doesn't even get to wear a uniform, because the military doesn't want him. The ladies in his steno pool don't want him, either. His wife, Bessie, is totally schtupping his "best friend," George. And all Henry wants to do is talk about snail sex and stare into the water, wishing he was a fish.  But...BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH. Because wishes CAN come true! And you might just find yourself roaring through your gills at Nazi subs!Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

The Rabbit Fighters go get a real racist slice of Brooklyn style pizza and catch up on Do The Right Thing, Spike Lee's seminal work.  It's a hot day in Bedford-Stuyvesant and all hell is about to break loose.  Will Americans finally learn their lesson from this film and treat each other with dignity and respect?  Will Mookie go have a catch with his son?  Will Da Mayor use the Wierding Module to chill the streets out?  Will the power be fought?  Join us and find out, won't you?Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

Well, I think I should point out first, that in all fairness, we are not, in fact, the rescue committee. However, The Fighters have clandestinely assembled to view the controversial Monty Python production, Life of Brian.  So, buy a bag a gravel, kick off a sandal and follow us blindly into a discussion about this 1979 comedy classic.Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

The Rabbit Fighters strap on their stillsuits and walk without rhythm into the deep desert to tackle the always weird Dune... or at least the 1984 David Lynch version.  A movie chock full of vagina-mouthed navigators and Gumby-suited death-time stabbers, which may or may not accurately reflect Frank Herbert's effed up vision of life in the way, way distant future.Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

The Fighters discuss I Think You Should Leave - Season One.  The absurdist Netflix sketch comedy show is either "Right in Your Q Zone," or it's "Pretty Meat and Potatoes."  There's no middle ground.  The Rabbit Fighters are doing the best at this...Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

Slap on some face paint, grab a baseball bat and join the Fighters on a dysfunctional ride through NYC. This week, we jump into the 1979 cult classic, The Warriors. Can you dig it?Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

The Fighters take a crack at the 1989 Tom Petty classic, Full Moon Fever.  In this episode, Greg says no to drugs (but yes to Mick Jagger's flexibility) while the rest of the gang tries on oversized top hats. Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters

In this inaugural episode, the Rabbit Fighters experience the 2022 box office savior, Top Gun: Maverick. How did we miss the target on this one?Check out our companion playlist at Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/rabbitfighters