It was super fun for Eric and Levi to re-watch and breakdown Pulp Fiction. The music, the characters, the stories, all twisted together like a bloody Neapolitan pasta. In this ‘cast, the guys compare and contrast Tarantino’s first two films, fantasize about Jack Rabbit Slim’s, and unravel the love story(?) that is Pulp Fiction. Join us next week for Jackie Brown.
Special thanks to Dr. Brandon Devito, Bald Move’s favorite dentist, for commissioning our latest podcast, “Mean Girls”, on behalf of his daughter, Carmen. “Mean Girls” screenplay was written by the great Tina Fey, and has a lot of star power, with Lindsay Lohan being joined by Rachel McAddams, Lacey Chabert, Amanda Seyfried, Tim Meadows, and Tina Fey pulling double duty. It’s smart, funny, and offers an insightful look into the dynamics of the high school experience from a female perspective. Who better to commentate on it than two 30 something guys who don’t have daughters?
Reservoir Dogs is the first film in our Tarantino series, and it’s a doozy. In this episode, Eric and Levi break down the characters, marvel at K-Billy’s Super Sounds of the 70’s, come up with a crappy fan theory, and decide on a protagonist in this whirlwind of a motion picture. Join us next week for Pulp Fiction.
It’s another special release of Watching Dead. This time, it’s a Zombie Drill episode covering Dawn of the Dead. This was such a different show than Watching Dead! If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet…
The Month of the Dead continues with Jim and A.Ron’s review of Survival of the Dead, the 2009 release by George Romero. If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check us out on Facebook, or Tweet us. If you want do directly support…
I’m back for another Romero review, this time with Chris of The Talking Dead podcast. We review 2005’s Land of the Dead, the fourth in Romero’s “of the Dead” series, from both the Canadian and American perspectives. If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind,…
This time I’m joined by Jason from The Walking Dead’cast to review Day of the Dead, both the 1985 Romero cult classic and the 2008 remake. Find out which one we like more and why. If you want to give us a shout out, or otherwise give us a piece of your mind, email us, check…
A blast from the past! Jim and I were originally going to go live with our first TV podcast covering season one of The Walking Dead on AMC, but things happened and we screwed the pooch and we didn’t get off the ground until season four of Breaking Bad, and the rest is history. Speaking…
Thanks to überfan Anthony Basich who used our Subbable subscription site to commission a personal podcast, for one of his favorite films, the 1991 Coen Brothers film, “Barton Fink”. Jim and A.Ron talk about the occasionally dark, occasionally funny, very deep and dreamy, take on the creative process, the Hollywood establishment, the rise of national socialism, the dangers of homoerotic suppression, an expose of ghostwriters, and wait–what the hell? What is this film, anyway? Jim and A.Ron grapple with these issues and more.
Surprise! Another sneak attack podcast, as I sit down with my seven year old son to review one of this weekend’s new releases, “Muppets Most Wanted”. We also compare it against “The Lego Movie” to wrap things up. Light muppet-related spoilers ahead!