It’s the season finale! The journey into Night Country has come to an end and there are a few loose ends. Jim and A.Ron are here to try to tie them off. We got as many answers as Issa López was willing to give, so we need to fill in the rest! One thing is for sure, Hank would be an annoying ghost.
The American Dream has always been just that, a dream. Death of a Salesman (1985) is based off of the 1949 Arthur Miller play of the same name. This adaptation features powerful performances from Dustin Hoffman and a young John Malkovich. It’s thoroughly depressing, but magnificent to watch. Have something funny in your queue for viewing after.
Give yourselves a hand! Jim and A.Ron reflect on the marathon, the fun, the comradery, and the goo of it all! Thanks to listeners and viewers like you, Bald Move not only met their donation goal, they surpassed it! And Connor Swan from the CureAlz stops by to chat and accept the donation.
The Artemis was built on rules. Tonight they’re getting broken. Jim and A.Ron dive into the overlooked 2018 action/sci-fi thriller at the recommendation of their producer Talitha. The three of them will discuss the highs and lows of this hidden gem. Between the star-studded cast, amazing design, and tight script, there’s a whole underworld to uncover behind the doors of The Artemis.
We’re quickly approaching the border of Night Country. A.Ron and Jim are unraveling the threads of the conspiracy around Annie K, the mine, and the police chief. Between the physical and emotional punches, this episode gave us some of the answers we’ve been looking for. Did your predictions come true?
It’s lonely up in Ennis, Alaska. Jim and A.Ron are searching the Night Country for clues. Navarro and Danvers are both dealing with personal demons. Their ties to tragedies both past and present come to a head in scary visions, restless spirits, and hidden places. We’re all in the Night Country now.
Spaceballs holds a special place in comedy and sci-fi cinema. The iconic lines and legendary performances are still so quotable. But does the movie as a whole hold up? Jim and A.Ron are here to find out. One thing is for sure, it’s got the same level of sanity as the current Star Wars sequels.
Secrets buried in the ice will surface. Local weirdos, Jim and A.Ron, sort through animal bones and clues to figure out this episode of True Detective. Annie K’s history and timeline are revealed. Polar Bears might be carrying tongues around. After the events of this episode, are you still on team rational?
Lets get back into it one more time before we put season 5 to bed to hear your final thoughts on the season.
Starship Troopers is the pulpy, sci-fi, satire that tried so hard to be a commentary that it seemed to miss its own point. From Paul Verhoeven, the director behind RoboCop (1987) and Total Recall (1990), comes a movie about bugs and fascism. Between the CGI and blatant metaphors, Jim and A.Ron explore the guts and glory of this weird adaptation.