After The Movies

After The Movies

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After The Movies episodes

  • There Will Be Blood (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2007)

    After banning Paul Verhoeven films from the show, Lo replaces his last feature with a different Paul - one of the Thomas Anderson variety. Today, we discuss his possible masterpiece, 2007's THERE WILL BE BLOOD, and how it may intersect with next week's finale. We don't have milkshakes, but we do have Pabst Blue Ribbon Hard Coffee (pls sponsor us). Plus, an announcement about After the Movies.

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    37 min
  • *UNLOCKED* After the Movies #1 - Fried Barry (Ryan Kruger, 2020)

    Wow. Folks, we've gathered you here today for the first episode of our Patreon-exclusive series, After the Movies, where we focus on new releases, trending films, and genre one-offs. On our first episode, we're dissecting the world streaming premiere of Ryan Kreuger's FRIED BARRY. But this show won't always be free, so if you enjoy what you hear, please consider joining our Patreon for further access to After the Movies, our exclusive Discord, and more.

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    36 min
  • O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Coen Brothers, 2000)

    This week, Lol and Mo travel back to the 1930s for the Coen Brothers' most ambitious, Dad-friendly film yet. Get ready to stomp and clap to some period-appropriate bluegrass, because we're talking O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?

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    29 min
  • Hollow Man (Paul Verhoeven, 2000)

    Well folks, it took 17 episodes, but we've finally got ourselves a real turd in the punch bowl. Find out what makes Paul Verhoeven's HOLLOW MAN a hollow movie, as well as whether to expect any more Verhoeven films in At the Movies' future.

    28 min
  • The Big Lebowski (Coen Brothers, 1998)

    This week, the boys are out of their element as they welcome their very first guest, James of Filmcore Digital, to discuss the Coen Brothers film for people who don't know who the Coen Brothers are, 1998's THE BIG LEBOWSKI. Make yourself a Caucasian (The Dude uses half & half) and enter a world of pain known as At the Movies with Lo & Mo.

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    40 min
  • Starship Troopers (Paul Verhoeven, 1997)

    Join Lo & Mo as we discuss a film from our childhoods that may or may not hold up. Today, we bravely ask the question: is it possible for a movie to be smart and dumb at the same time? Find out as we discuss Paul Verhoeven's 1997 film STARSHIP TROOPERS on At the Movies.


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    38 min
  • The Blue Cheese Brigade

    What would happen if a group of convicts tried to steal Aaron from LoMo Media? Do you stand in solidarity with picky eaters? Does Lo ever stop talking about the Mantis sketch? Find out who wins the war between the Blue Cheese Brigade & The Ranch Raiders. All this and more on Shooting the Bit.

    33 min
  • Raising Arizona (Coen Brothers, 1987)

    Darlin', get yerself an ice-cold beer and join us as we delve into a southern fried looney tune brought to life. This week, we admire the whip-smart writing and performances behind the Coen Brother's sophomore film, 1987's RAISING ARIZONA: a slapstick fantasy comedy about getting older. Audio version now available wherever you stream your podcasts.

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    39 min
  • WNUF Halloween Special (Chris LaMartina, 2013)

    On our own Surprise Halfway to Halloween Special, Lo & Mo discuss Chris LaMartina's unique, genre-defying horror comedy that doubles as a love letter to the holiday and local television as a whole. Get inspired by the $1,500 wonder that is 2013's WNUF HALLOWEEN SPECIAL (now streaming on Shudder).

    23 min
  • Blood Simple (Coen Brothers, 1984)

    In our first outing with the Coen Brothers, Lo & Mo talk about an inspiring debut that was made with zero filmmaking experience and funded almost completely based on a trailer. That's right...we watched 1984's BLOOD SIMPLE.

    30 min

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Every week, hosts Aaron Mook, James Lombardo, and Jesse Arkwright discuss the most recent streaming releases, from their production all the way through their release and reception. In the Age of…