Barbs Wired: A Siskel & Ebert Podcast

Barbs Wired: A Siskel & Ebert Podcast

By Keri Lynn & Skipper MartinTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Barbs Wired: A Siskel & Ebert Podcast episodes

  • Nightmares on Elm Streets - Part 1

    Keri grabs the reins to dig into her love of all things Freddy Krueger featuring all nine films starring the Springwood Slasher. This episode (part 1 of 2) covers the first 3 films in the franchise.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Whiz Kids

    This episode finds Keri and Skip cracking the codes to three radical 80’s classics - Wargames, The Manhattan Project, and Real Genius! We also continue with Part 5 of our exclusive interview with Sneak Previews director Chuck Waggoner.      

    1 hr 23 min
  • Random Rob Reiner

    Celebrated director Rob Reiner takes the spotlight with examinations of This is Spinal Tap, Misery, and the notoriously “HATED, HATED...” Elijah Wood kiddie flick North. We also continue with Part 4 of our exclusive interview with Sneak Previews director Chuck Waggoner. 

    1 hr 15 min
  • When Good Directors Go Bad

    Join Keri and Skipper as they dig into masterclass filmmakers' famous misfires. Coppola's Dracula, Spielberg's 1941, and De Palma's "The Bonfire of the Vanities" go under the microscope along with Part 3 of our exclusive interview with Sneak Previews director Chuck Waggoner.  

    1 hr 14 min
  • Afterlife Romance

    Our premiere episode has Keri and Skipper exploring romance in the afterlife with three very different films - Defending Your Life, Heaven Can Wait, and Made In Heaven. Our very first Argument Segment showcases the evolution of Roger and Gene's verbal jousting through the years. We also debut our first Favorite Moment selection, and we welcome our first interview guest with Sneak Previews director Chuck Waggoner!

    1 hr 14 min

About Barbs Wired: A Siskel & Ebert Podcast

From the publisher's feed

Celebrating the inimitable team of Roger Ebert & Gene Siskel, and also going head to head against them talking about movies and moviemaking from our modern perspective.