Friend of the show Christopher Hayden joins us on this week’s episode to break down the plot to the 2016 POWER RANGERS movie.
Tip of My Brain: Name That Movie 7/17/17
The Tip of My Brain Movie Game is back and it’s got the goods!
We’ve got an impressive line-up of stills this week. Think you can guess which movies they belong to? We’ve been toying around with either setting up a leaderboard or some kind of prize for the person who guesses correctly, so let us know what you think in the comments.
Let’s get to guessing!
Time To Monkey Around, It’s Musicapalooza!
We’re monkeying around for this week’s Musicapalooza, and It’s partially Caesar’s fault.
War For The Planet of the Apes is out this weekend and we thought it would be a fun thing to have a playlist that’s all about “monkeying around.” Some tracks have monkeys in them and some tracks are completely random, but all of the songs featured this week are super fun to listen to!
So don’t delay! Give our new playlist a listen and let us know what you think!
Episode #194 – Secret Santa In July
It’s Christmas in July! Or rather, it’s the summer version of our secret santa movie exchange. We had so much fun doing this last time that we brought Christopher Ortiz back to do it again. Our pal (and former co-host) Ryan James assigned each of us a person and we gave them a movie we thought they would enjoy (or not).
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A Hype To Remember: Hannibal (TV)
It was a gory, three-course meal with complicated start and a ravishing finish.
My favorite television show of all time is Hannibal, the surprising NBC adaptation of Thomas Harris’ Red Dragon. The show focused on FBI Special Investigator Will Graham and his relationship to Psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a relationship that the internet would lovingly dub “murder husbands.”
As someone who enjoyed Jonathan Demme’s Silence of the Lambs, found an amusing appreciation for Ridley Scott’s Hannibal, and found himself bored by Brett Ratner’s Red Dragon, I was interested to see how NBC (of all channels) was going to take a stab at the polite cannibal.
Tip of My Brain: Name That Movie 7/10/17
To brighten your Monday we’re bringing you another tip of my brain movie game!
Don’t let the new work week get you down! Check out the stills below and see if you can guess what movie they belong to. Think you’ve got what it takes?
Let’s do this!
Time For A Homecoming Musicapalooza!
To celebrate the release of Spider-Man: Homecoming, we’re making a spotify playlist about…HOMECOMING.
We weren’t content over here at After the Hype HQ to simply do a playlist about Spider-Man. No siree! We thought it would be even better if we did a playlist based on Homecoming itself. You know, that magical time when everything sucked but it was somehow okay because the music was pretty dope and the dance was alright?
Anyway, give our new playlist a listen and let us know what you think!
Episode #193 – Logan
After a fun month of ORIGINS episodes we’re back with new content AND A NEW HOST. We welcome Emily Blake ( @TheEmilyBlake on twitter) as the newest member of After The Hype. Say hi!
This week we talk about the final film of the Hugh Jackman Wolverine saga – LOGAN. We’re joined by special guests Elvis Kunesh and Jason Blagman, who give us insight on what worked and what didn’t. If you’ve invested even a tiny amount of time into Jackman’s Wolverine character, you’ll want to check out this fitting conclusion.
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A Hype To Remember: Spider-Man (2002)
Raimi’s Spider-Man was a revelation, and it’s hype was an unforgettable event!
When I was a kid, live-action superhero movies were limited to a series of Batmen with costumes so stiff that they couldn’t turn their heads. Aside from an obscure Captain America VHS tape that I could rent from the local gas station, Marvel – my chosen comics company – was completely absent from the field.
Bryan Singer’s first X-Men film was a revelation. I hopped up-and-down on my way out of the theater as I explained to my father why Toad’s immortal line “Don’t you people ever die?!” was a perfect summation of the genre.
Much like Jason Bourne, the X-Men were just the tip of the iceberg. Two years later, the most highly-anticipated cinematic event of all time was unveiled: Spider-Man.
Tip of My Brain: Name That Movie 7/03/17
It’s time for another shot at movie knowledge supremacy with this week’s tip of my brain!
We’ve got five more movies for you to guess based on their stills, so put down those fireworks, hot dogs, and beers and put your movie knowledge to the test. This week we’ve got quite the collection.
Let’s do this!