Trespass tells the story of two Arkansas firefighters—Vince and Don, played by Bill Paxton and William Sadler—who discover a map that supposedly leads to a stash of stolen gold hidden in an abandoned building in East St. Louis.

Sounds like a simple grab-and-go job, right?

Wrong.

Turns out the building is deep in gang territory, and before long, they’re caught in a deadly showdown with a violent crew led by King James, played by Ice-T, and his right-hand man Savon, played by Ice Cube.

What follows is a tense, claustrophobic cat-and-mouse game of survival, greed, and betrayal—all playing out in the confined space of the crumbling building.

Summary

In this episode, Chris and Marty dive into the 1992 action thriller 'Trespass', exploring its plot, characters, and the cultural impact it has had over the years. They discuss the film's themes of greed and survival, the notable cast, and the potential for a modern remake. The conversation highlights the film's legacy and its place in the action genre, while also reflecting on the nostalgia of 90s cinema.

Takeaways:

The film 'Trespass' features a gripping plot centered around greed and survival.

Bill Paxton and William Sadler play the lead roles of Vince and Don, respectively.

Ice-T and Ice Cube's performances were pivotal in showcasing their acting talents.

The film was directed by Walter Hill, known for his work on 'The Warriors' and '48 Hours'.

The original title of the film was 'Looters', which was changed due to social tensions at the time.

The movie explores the consequences of greed and desperation among its characters.

The film has developed a cult following despite its initial box office failure.

The soundtrack features contributions from notable hip hop artists, enhancing its cultural relevance.

The film's themes resonate with contemporary issues, making it relevant for modern audiences.

The conversation reflects on the nostalgia of 90s action films and their impact on pop culture.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Trespass

02:49 Exploring the Cast and Crew

05:43 Plot Overview and Themes

08:44 Cultural Impact and Reception

11:36...

Hackers hit theaters in September 1995, directed by Iain Softley, with a screenplay by Rafael Moreu. The story centers around a group of teenage hackers who uncover a high-level corporate conspiracy and must use their skills to take down a villainous computer security officer.

The movie is essentially the Matrix before the Matrix... minus the leather trench coats and bullet time.

The plot follows Dade Murphy, aka “Zero Cool,” a legendary hacker who, at the age of 11, crashed 1,507 computer systems and got banned from computers until his 18th birthday. Now a high school senior, he falls in with a crew of underground hackers—including Acid Burn, Cereal Killer, Phantom Phreak, and Lord Nikon—and they get wrapped up in a digital frame job that threatens them all.

And yes, there’s a lot of rollerblading and techno rave music along the way.

#hackers #hacktheplanet #zerocool #acidburn #crashoverride #90smovies #jonnyleemiller #angelinajolie #matthewlillard #cultclassic

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In this episode of Retro Life 4 You, we sit down with legendary animator Tom Cook, the man behind some of the most iconic Saturday morning cartoons of the 1980s and early '90s. From He-Man and the Masters of the Universe to Thundarr the Barbarian, Super Friends, Scooby-Doo, and more, Tom shares his incredible journey through the golden age of TV animation.

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Whether you're a die-hard fan of 80s animation or just love hearing behind-the-scenes stories from the people who made our childhoods magical, this is a must-listen episode!

📺 Subscribe now and relive the golden age of animation—one frame at a time!

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