Episode 011: More Clarification, Movie Recs, and "Kojak"

Frank Weber's Party!

This week on the Party, Frank begins by briefly talking about how "back-to-school" time is weird in Canyon (and probably other places) and says he may talk further about it in an upcoming show.
Next, he gives a brief clarification about his comments last time regarding college sports realignment, and if you choose to disagree please do so with a true understanding of what he means.
He then mentions another forgotten movie called The End with Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, and Sally Field from 1978. Although a darker comedy for its subject of death and dying, it is slapstick hilarious and he highly recommends it, but does not go to an in-depth review here.
Next, he says that he may not be able to review a lot of horror movies (including those that star Priscilla Barnes) for this show because horror is not his thing (comedy is, of course). But he mentions that some horror films are not actually scary or suspenseful, and may be unintentionally funny. On that note, he ran across a 1985 film called Lifeforce that stars the attractive French actress Mathilda May, perhaps 20 years old at the time, who plays a naked space vampire in a story that wreaks havoc on London. Also just a mention and not a review.
Lastly and most important, he reviews Priscilla's appearance in another beloved 1970s detective show, Kojak, starring Telly Savalas. In it she has a dual role playing twin sisters Vicki and Sally Addison who are topless magicians at a casino resort in Las Vegas.
Naked space vampires to topless twin magicians...you can't beat that!
The theme song is called Retro Funk by SoulProdMusic and can be found at pixabay.com.
The End is available for streaming on Tubi, Pluto TV, and Amazon Prime Video. It is also available on Blu-Ray and DVD.
Lifeforce is available for streaming on Tubi, Pluto TV, Amazon Prime Video, and MGM + (streaming or TV channel). It is also available on Blu-Ray and DVD.
Kojak is shown on the GETTV channel and is also available on Amazon Prime Video, Blu-Ray and DVD.
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