This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Graham “the ma’am” Mason, and Nick “Name” Friedemann talk about part one of the season two finale – Showdown at Cremation Creek. Special thanks to the loudest motorcycle ever for joining the gang for this special episode.
This week we do the Kessel Run in twelve pod’secs as we talk about Solo, the Star Wars film that finally gives us the answer to the age old question of “how did Han get his last name?” Special thanks to Jeff Elster for joining us.
This week Bryan Dressel, Graham “Phbbbbb” Mason, and Nick “Thbbttttt” Friedemann talk about the last regular episode of season two before the two-part finale – ¡Viva los Muertos! It has nothing to do with the finale and is essentially Venture Bros Frankenstein…Venturestein.
This week we’re going back to that special time in our lives where everything was awkward and awful and just awkwardly awful and we were figuring out who we were, which was also awkward. That’s right, we’re talking about the movie Eighth Grade, the coming-of-age “comedy” from Bo Burnham. Special thanks to Eric Stolze for joining us and recommending the movie!
This week Bryan Dressel, Grahamatron Mason, and Nick “the lost” Friedemann talk about YET ANOTHER great episode of the show as they get ever-closer to the end of the season. It’s “just…uh…good stuff.”
This week it’s a dinosaur of an episode because we’re talking about Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, a movie that doesn’t have nearly as many dinosaurs as it should unless you count evil white guys in suits, in which case it has a lot of dinosaurs. Special thanks to Justin Thiele for joining us.
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This week Bryan Dressel, Grahamatron Mason 3000, and Nick “the robot” Friedemann Version 1.1 discuss the not-so-popular “Guess Who’s Coming To State Dinner.”
You’ve heard of our Secret Santa episodes, but have you heard of our Secret Pumpkin episode? Sure you have. It’s literally this episode. We’ve gone and assigned each other some fun horror films to round out our horror month. Special thanks to After the Hype alumn Nick Friedemann for joining us this week.
This week on the pod Bryan Dressel, Graham “Tate” Mason, and Nick “I Don’t Know His Middle Name” (It’s Carl) Friedemann talk Fallen Arches – a weird, grab bag of pieces that kind of work but sometimes go a bit dark. You know, like that one Star War.
This week it’s serial killers and social media as we tackle the surprisingly fun horror comedy Tragedy Girls, directed by Tyler MacIntyre. Special thanks to friend of the show Elizabeth Hanley for the recommendation.
