From undeniable Classics to mind-grating Bad Seeds. From elusive Unsung Heroes to risky Risky Calls. Complete with an easy-to-use five-pot-leaf rating system, incisive self-indulgent babble, troubleshooting procedures for the Bad Seeds gone berserk, and much much more, <i>Baked Potatoes</i> arrives in a blaze of glory, rating and reviewing over 150 films and videos for the discerning high.<br><br><i>Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory</i>, <i>Blade Runner</i>, <i>Bambi</i>, <i>Repo Man</i>, <i>Superfly</i>, <i>Time Bandits</i>, <i>Highlander</i>, <i>2001</i>, <i>Evil Dead II</i>, <i>Ganjasaurus Rex</i>, <i>Freaks</i>, <i>Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke</i>, <i>The Maltese Falcon</i>, <i>Ronald Reagan's 1984 State of the Union Address</i>, <i>Gates of Heaven</i>, <i>Story of Ricky</i>, <i>The Blizzard of Aahhhs</i>, <i>Meet the Feebles!</i><br><br>Why say "No" when you can just say "Fine, I have a problem" and be done with it? Why read fiction when you can read strange but easily digestible sound-bite reviews written by marijuana users? There is no reason.<br><br>Join us for a picnic on the fried cinematic playground.<br><br>John Hulme and Michael Wexler are the editors of <i>Voices of the Exiled</i> and creators of the nationally syndicated radio drama <i>Vanishing Point</i>. Writers, filmmakers, and radio producers, they have been friends since high school.