You know what zombie films could use? Christmas and musical numbers. That’s what we’ve got with this week’s movie ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE. Friend of the show Makaela Newsome joins us to talk about this fun, if flawed film. A good time all around, and one we have a heck of a time discussing. Come on by and give it a listen, but don’t forget your zombie-slaying implements.
“It’s time to jump the shark” with this week’s episode of Venture Bros. Bryan Dressel, Nicholas “Catwoman” Friedemann, Graham “Red Hood and the Outlaws” Mason, and Matt “Hellblazer” Dykes bring in the super nuts season four premiere.
This week on the podcast we take on Roma, Alfonso Cuaron’s Oscar contender (and winner for Best Director, Best Cinematography, and Best Foreign Language Film) that has us wondering if we even saw the same movie. Graham Mason joins us to go over why it wasn’t as impressive as the hype would lead you to believe. There are some great moments in here, but they’re hidden within many a baffling choice.
Hi! You’ve reached the two-part finale of Venture Bros Season Three: The Family That Slays Together, Stays Together. And what a ride it has been! Bryan Dressel is joined on this jam-packed, extra long episode by Nicholas “Ackee” Friedemann, Graham “Mangosteen” Mason, and Matt “Miracle Fruit” Dykes. Stay tuned to the very end of the episode for a special appearance from Brok Holliday, who takes us through his thoughts on the finale as well. A great episode, but “yer not gonna like looking for the keys!”
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to listen to this week’s episode of After the Hype, where special guest Kyle Smith joins us to talk about the latest in the Mission Impossible franchise. It’s possibly the best in the series and we talk about why that is.
This week Bryan Dressel, Nick “Guava” Friedemann, and Graham “Kumquat” Mason, delve into the mysteries of the ORB. What does it do? What is it capable of? Nobody knows. Lots of lore abound in this penultimate episode of the season.
This one was pretty plot heavy but damn is it not fucking awesome. The story was deep and rich but still simple enough that I didn’t feel overwhelmed by it. The world building of this show is unbelievable.
5 out of 5
This week it’s a battle of the bad as we fight over which film in the bottom 100 of IMDb reigns supreme. Will it be the wacky Arnold Schwarzenegger flick, or will it be the sequel to the first Mortal Kombat. Maybe it will be the one with all the piranhas, or perhaps it will be the one where Nicolas Cage burns in a tall wooden statue. Guess you’ll just have to listen to find out.
This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Nicholas “pine fruit” Friedemann, and Mr. Graham “Strawberry” Mason talk about The Lepidopterists, the title of which is tougher to say than you might imagine. It’s also weirdly placed within the season given Tears of a Sea Cow and Now Museum – Now You Don’t. Still a super fun episode!
Kind of a complex story line in this one and a rare one not featuring doc and the boys, but its was a good change of the pace for the season.
4 out of 5
Due to some timey-wimey scheduling conflicts and the convenient arrival of Valentine’s day we’re trying something a little different. It’s a Couples Movie Night episode featuring OG hosts Bryan and Chewie, each sharing a movie with each other and then talking about it. Chewie’s pick is Virtuosity, and Bryan’s pick is Titan A.E. It’s a shorter episode than you might be used to, but no less fun, and there’s speculation on whether or not Jonathan is a cuddler.
This week on Venture Bros Bryan Dressel, Nick “A Whole Bushel of Grapes” Friedemann, and Graham “Raspberry” Mason talk about “Now Museum – Now You Don’t!” a fun little episode jammed in the middle of a two-parter. Kind of comes out of the blue, but it’s still a fun episode.
Note: there’s some issues with one of the mics in this episode, so apologies in advance.
