Your hosts Bryan, Matt, Joel and Ryan have a lot of work to do this week! They have to wrap up and rank everything about the Friday the 13th franchise! They rank the movies, the Jasons, the kills and so much more! This whole series has been so much fun and the wrap-up is a very fond farewell to the franchise. Be sure to tune in next week when we start talking Robocop in Automatic Pig!
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Homicides Hooters and Hockey Masks: Friday the 13th Remake
Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Fence Post” Dykes, Joel “Tree Trimming Saw” Dewitte, and Ryan “Uber Machete” Lootens take on the most recent Friday the 13th film, the remake from 2009. While this movie may have some “stupendous” moments here and there, it largely leaves the binge buddies rather disappointed. But they have a blast taking it apart!
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Homicides Hooters and Hockey Masks: Freddy vs Jason
Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie-Dog Sleeping Bag” Dykes, Joel “Sleeping Bags” Dewitte, and Ryan “Corkscrew” Lootens bring you the Christmas episode to end all Christmas episodes! One where we mostly forgot to talk about Christmas at all! But we do talk a lot about all the death and mayhem caused by two of the greatest slashers of all time going head to head! This movie is far from flawless, but joy can be found in all the flaws, making this one hell of a good time! Enjoy your break from the holiday and our last episode of 2023! Taking a little break for the holidays and we will be back in January!
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Homicides Hooters and Hockey Masks: Jason X
Your hosts Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog His Bare Hands” Dykes, Joel “Ice Pick” Dewitte, and Ryan “Axe” Lootens tackle the hard questions this week.
Masterpiece or Train Wreck?
A love letter to the franchise or a middle finger to the legacy?
Is this an intentional comedy or an accidental tragedy?
Do the Binge Buddies actually get to the answers on any of these questions? Not really, but they have a ton of fun trying!!
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Homicides Hooters and Hockey Masks: Jason Goes to Hell
Join your hosts Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog – Joachim Kroll” Dykes, Joel “Guiles De Reyes” Dewitte, and Ryan “Lady Blue Bird” Lootens as they take on one of the oddest Jason movies out there. This movie has it all! Weird demon slugs that must be puked into people’s mouths? Yup! Breaking fingers for payment? Yup! And everyone’s favorite, excessive violence! Jason Goes to Hell is no one’s favorite Jaons movie (for the most part) but the Binge Buddies have a blast breaking it down!
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HHaHM: Friday the 13th Part 8 Jason Takes Manhattan
Your hosts Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog-Andre Chicatilo” Dykes, Joel “Arthur Shawcross” Dewitte, and Ryan “David Berkowitz” Lootens do their absolute best to find the good stuff in this slog of an underfunded sequel. Yes this movie was amazing on paper, but due to budget and time it got stripped down into a frustratingly bland slasher. Not to worry, it does still have a few moments to shine and the Buddies have a great time breaking it all down!
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Richard Donner: Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
This week on our show we brought in everyone’s favorite “Zombie Dog” Matt Dykes to talk about the next film in our Richard Donner retrospective: “Lethal Weapon 2.” We had a lot to talk about with this one, from the shoddy police work on display to the scene stealing/chewing Joe Pesci to the very nebulous villains hiding behind their diplomatic immunity. Fun film and equally fun conversation so let’s get right to it.
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Dancing with the Devil by the Pale Moonlight: Batman 30 Years Later
In a time where superhero movies were not dominating the box office; where the idea of a dark, moody and serious comic book movie was something that people would screw their noses up at, one film managed to break the mold of what we conceived comic book films to be. It showed us that they could be serious and didn’t have to be about extraordinary characters.
But the transition from the pages of comic books to the big screen was not an easy one.
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Matt is a huge film and TV buff who studied film and moving image production at university. In his spare time he enjoys reading comics and books, the occasional gaming session and writing novels.