Elf turns 20 this year and to celebrate, we’re releasing this very special episode publicly for the first time! Catch the important dates and details that you need for Bald Move’s upcoming Christmas celebration at the beginning of the episode.
What would Christmas be without a heartfelt message of cheer and togetherness? Elf starts out on a sad and lonely note, but by the end our spirits are lifted.
It’s the mid-80s! Shoulder pads, big hair, and inequality! John Carpenter’s zombie movie is intended to be a critique of the Reagan Era. Critiques on hyper-consumerism, examination of class tension, and an unforgettable fight scene make this movie a stand out. Dive into the zombie-decorated social commentary that is as relevant today as it was 35 years ago.
There’s no time to explain! Ok, actually there is, and Jim and A.Ron are here to review this mind-blowing episode. It’s an episode that swings for the fences, will make your jaw drop, and spurs some fan theories. And if you thought the last cliffhanger was intense, just you wait.
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Lunchtime! Halloween is just around the corner and Jim and A.Ron are carving pumpkins! What scary movie will the guys NOT watch? How would a Xenomorph wear a hat? Does Darth Vader use the bathroom? A.Ron has an in depth answer for you.
Martin McDonagh, director of Banshees of Inisherin, made his directorial feature debut with this dark comedy. Between the uneasy laughter, watch-between-your-fingers moments, and Catholic guilt, there’s a lot to unpack. Brendan Gleeson and Colin Ferrall play two hit men on a mysterious and fateful trip in Bruges. And it’s a Christmas movie. A miserable, vulgar Christmas movie.
Thank you Michael for commissioning this podcast!
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It’s a spooky edition of Off the Clock! There are SPOILERS ahead. Get the scoop on what Jim and A.Ron are watching behind the scenes!
The second season of Loki continues by going back to the past. 1893, to be exact, as Loki and Mobius attend the Chicago World’s Fair. It’s another good episode of Loki, with maybe a couple minor worries. But those are for another day.
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Lunchtime! When the producer’s away, the boys will play. Join us for nearly 2 hours of things you definitely need to know about corn, Q&A, and fan appreciation.
Martin Scorsese is back at the ripe old age of 80 to spin another one of his gangster tales. Set in 1920s Oklahoma, Killers of the Flower Moon depicts the injustices suffered by the indigenous poeples of America through the lens of one family’s maniacal and murderous attempts to steal their rights to oil found on their land.
We’re mixing our bags in the finale of The Walking Dead’s “Daryl Dixon”. It’s not all doom and gloom here. Some positivity peeks out from behind the typical Walking Dead stormclouds to show us a tale that could have been. Did they stick the landing despite some muddy ground? Join us for the review to find out.