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This season, we're back to the classic: The Next Reel Fine Film Podcast Original. Adorn all your things with this dark-on-light edition!

This season, we're back to the classic: The Next Reel Fine Film Podcast Original. Adorn all your things with this light on dark edition!

You missed the event, but you can still have the merch! Get your Blood Moon Celebration shirt and celebrate the great year 1973 when the world changed around us. From the film Messiah Of Evil covered on The Next Reel Film Podcast series on horror debuts!

Support your school and show your Wolfpack spirit! The Ridgemont High Wolves school plaque logo is yours across a range of products and colors as seen in the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High — and lovingly covered on The Next Reel Film Podcast in their series on the 80s comedies of Amy Heckerling and Martha Coolidge. What would Stacy do? Logo up!

Oh. My God. Gag me. Gross. But also, totally bitchin'. If you want to show the world that you, too, speak fluent Valley, don't be a dork and get this fab on your form. The Next Reel Film Podcast talked about the 1983 film "Valley Girl" in their series on the 80s comedies of Amy Heckerling and Martha Coolidge.

You missed the event, but you can still have the merch! Get your Blood Moon Celebration shirt and celebrate the great year 1973 when the world changed around us. From the film Messiah Of Evil covered on The Next Reel Film Podcast series on horror debuts!

People on 'ludes should not drive... they should join Jeff Spicoli at the Spicoli Surf School to learn from the chillest how to crush those tasty, tasty waves. The Next Reel Film Podcast talked up Fast Times at Ridgemont High in their series on 80s comedies of Amy Heckerling and Martha Coolidge.

People on 'ludes should not drive... they should join Jeff Spicoli at the Spicoli Surf School to learn from the chillest how to crush those tasty, tasty waves. The Next Reel Film Podcast talked up Fast Times at Ridgemont High in their series on 80s comedies of Amy Heckerling and Martha Coolidge.

Sport your love for Brando, Leigh, and the French Quarter with this nod to the famous Streetcar.