Esquire writer and podcast host Dave Holmes (Homophilia, Troubled Waters) joins us to talk about the best time of year, Fraternity Vacation Season. Starring Stephen Geoffreys, Cameron Dye, Sheree J. Wilson and some other guy too (Timothy something?) in a quest to either win a jacuzzi, or a bet, or defeat the Police Chief of…
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Writer and Director, Matthew Goodhue, joins us to talk about his suspenseful new movie, WOE, now available on all VOD platforms! We talk about how the film’s story came about, James Russo’s performance as Uncle Pete, and the importance of coffee in movies. It’s all the important questions you’d expect us to ask plus a…
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Omega Syndrome is a lot of things. It’s a kidnapping movie. It’s about a writer going up against an underground white supremacist group in Los Angeles. It’s also about cottage cheese diets, the danger of eating too much sugar, and the value of the yellow pages. What it’s not is a high-octane action movie.
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Matt Mercer and Graham Skipper stop by to talk about throwing up after fighting, peeing in jars, why fake blood tastes great, D cameras, and, oh yeah, Dementia Part II, now available on VOD!
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One of the only New Word Pictures movies to not make money. It’s easy to see why – it’s about cockfighting. When you make a movie about cockfighting, you have to show a lot of cocks fighting which makes it a hard watch. On a positive note, we learned Eric used to love The Squirrel…
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Director Maureen Bharoocha talks about her new arm wrestling buddy comedy GOLDEN ARM.
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The phrase, “don’t judge a movie by its cover” has never so aptly applied to a New World picture. Whatever expectations you have about this movie are wrong. We are joined by Actor and Writer, Peter Fluet, as we break down a movie whose “plot twist” would leave M. Night Shyamalan scratching his head.
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We put PSYCHO GOREMAN in the spotlight – did the gang hate it or love it? They also discuss MY DEAR KILLER, part of Vinegar Syndrome’s Forgotten Gialli series, the 1982 slasher THE FOREST, and NOBODY! Then the discussion somehow evolves into ranking Adam Sandler comedies. Don’t ask us how.
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Return of the Killer Tomatoes. Is this movie part of the Facts of Life Universe? Maybe. Is this a hilarious tourist guide for the sights and sounds of San Diego? Possibly. Is America’s Cup the NASCAR of the sea? Very likely. We discuss all of this plus Skippy and Biff, Balboa Park, and pretty much…
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We put a spotlight on 1986’s Never Too Young to Die, yet another film that proves director Gil Bettman’s greatness.
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