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Sion Sono: Tokyo Tribe (2014)

Our Sion Sono retrospective continues with the rap opera Tokyo Tribe, a doozy of a film that starts out rough and then ends with one hell of a punchline. It features a cast of fascinating and colorful characters that sing their way through bouts of ultra-violence. It features perhaps one of the most fun and over-the-top villains we’ve seen yet on this podcast. And if that weren’t enough, it features the daughter of a satanic high priest kicking all kinds of ass with her banana-eating kid sidekick. Have we convinced you to watch the film yet?

Of course, with a filmmaker like this it’s worth looking into the themes he plays in and we found an interesting article to be our guiding star through this month.


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Alice in Zombieland #2: Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)

Howdy! A new episode of Binge Buddies is coming at you right at this moment. Bryan, Graham “Tyrant” Mason, Joel “Nemesis” DeWitte, and Matt “Zombie Dog” Dykes are talking about the 2004 film Resident Evil: Apocalypse as part of their “Alice in Zombieland” series. Is it one of the more stupid movies in the franchise? Yes. Is it great? Also yeah. So, sit your ass down and join our intrepid adventurers as they travel through Racoon City and talk about this amazing sequel.

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Sion Sono: Tag (2015)

We’re back from our break and we thought it would be a great idea to kick things off with a retrospective on director Sion Sono. You might remember him from our episode on Why Don’t You Play In Hell. Yeah, that guy. Anyway, we’re starting with his 2015 film Tag, featuring perhaps one of the most surprising openings to be put to film. Seriously, you might want to be sitting down for this one.

Of course, with a filmmaker like this it’s worth looking into the themes he plays in and we found an interesting article to be our guiding star through this month.

You sitting down yet? Good. Now watch out for the wind.


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Alice in Zombieland #1: Resident Evil (2002)

Hi! Welcome to Binge Buddies, the big binge podcast that breaks down some of the greatest (or most fun) film and television series of all time. Still the great conversations you’ve come to expect, but with a new coat of paint. To kick things off for 2021 it’s “Alice in Zombieland,” our deep dive into the Resident Evil films starring Milla Jovovich. Naturally, we start at the beginning with 2002’s Resident Evil.

Host Bryan is joined by co-hosts Graham “Ashley Graham” Mason, Joel “Barry Burton” DeWitte, and Matt “Zombie Dog” Dykes. You’re in for one hell of a treat.

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The End of Welcome To You Are Doom!

Welcome to the end of the podcast known as Welcome To You Are Doom. Bryan is joined by Graham “Evelyn” Mason, and Matt “Evelyn” Dykes. They spend the first ten minutes of this podcast talking about the horrible spin-off show that must not be named, then say a fond farewell to the series we all loved. Then a joyful hello to our next series!

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Welcome to You Are Doom is part of the ATH Network of podcasts. 

Produced by
Bryan Dressel and Jonathan Hardesty.

Hosted by
Bryan Dressel with co-hosts Graham Mason and Matt Dykes

Artwork by
Jonathan Hardesty

Notes and research by
Jim Funicille

Edited By
Bryan Dressel, Ryan James, and Trey Johnson

Original music by
Evan Michael Brown visit www.evbro.com for more

That Wasn’t The F**king Plan: The Emperor’s New Groove (2000)

We close out our month of That Wasn’t The F**king Plan with the best movie out of the four we talked about, although that’s not saying much: The Emperor’s New Groove. It’s a strange film in the Disney archive, fraught with all kinds of production drama. We talk a bit about what the original plan was, and then try to figure out where things went wrong. We also note how the film has a great third act and how Kronk probably should have been the star considering how much of the movie he stole from everyone else.

This also marks the end of Behind the Hype for 2020. We’ll be back a little bit later in the new year with more zany retrospectives that challenge how we think about films and the filmmakers who work on them.


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Hiatus Special: Doctor Who 50th Anniversary: The Day of the Doctor

This week it’s not a Welcome to you Are Doom episode, and it’s not a Binge Buddies or Corona Cartoons episode. No, this week it’s an entirely different thing that doesn’t really fit into any category: The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary special “The Day of the Doctor.” Bryan is joined by Matt “The General” Dykes and together they’ll break down all the things that make this special tick and what it means to them as Doctor Who fans in general.

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Welcome to You Are Doom is part of the ATH Network of podcasts. 

Produced by
Bryan Dressel and Jonathan Hardesty.

Hosted by
Bryan Dressel with co-hosts Graham Mason and Matt Dykes

Artwork by
Jonathan Hardesty

Notes and research by
Jim Funicille

Edited By
Bryan Dressel, Ryan James, and Trey Johnson

Original music by
Evan Michael Brown visit www.evbro.com for more

That Wasn’t The F**king Plan: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)

You’d think that a movie about a filmmaker at war with himself that took ten years to make would be more interesting, but here we are. We’re discussing Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote and let’s just say that we had a lot of issues with it. Are we talking about an unwatchable dumpster fire of epic proportions? No. Not even close. It’s just a very messy production that shows its seams at every turn and ends up being more boring than bad. If you like early Gilliam you won’t find much of him here and that’s a shame. The performances are good, but what would you expect from the likes of Jonathan Pryce and Adam Driver? We talk about all that and more in this week’s episode.


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That Wasn’t The F**king Plan: Suicide Squad (2016)

This week in our month of “That Wasn’t The FF&#king Plan” we’re talking about the David Ayer film Suicide Squad. The David Ayer film Suicide Squad is what we’re talking about this week as we deep dive into films that weren’t part of the FF&#king Plan.” As we dive into movies that didn’t turn out the way they were planned, we thought it would be proper to talk about the David Ayer film Suicide Squad.

Okay, I think that hammers home the point that Suicide Squad takes forever to get out of its introduction and never gets fully out of its own ass. Oh yeah, we brought in our Matt Dykes to help us talk about the absolute “trash fire” film Suicide Squad. We have a lot of fun, but there’s no more time for these shownotes so just know we tear the movie a new asshole. Cheers.


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S2 E11-12 “Cody Gains a Namesake” & “Differences are Put Slightly Aside”

Welcome to the finale of Welcome to You Are Doom: A Frisky Dingo Podcast. Bryan, along with Graham “Vibe” Mason, Matt “Super Dupont” Dykes, bring you gently into the end of this series with the penultimate episode “Cody Gains a Namesake” and the show finale “Differences are Put Slightly Aside.” Jump right in and enjoy such antics as Valerie shooting Sinn, the monster ant baby named Cody 2, and the arrival of Killface’s alien brethren. Enjoy!

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Welcome to You Are Doom is part of the ATH Network of podcasts. 

Produced by
Bryan Dressel and Jonathan Hardesty.

Hosted by
Bryan Dressel with co-hosts Graham Mason and Matt Dykes

Artwork by
Jonathan Hardesty

Notes and research by
Jim Funicille

Edited By
Bryan Dressel, Ryan James, and Trey Johnson

Original music by
Evan Michael Brown visit www.evbro.com for more