By B.C. Noir and Maurice Whelp
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The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.
The Doctor is on his lonesome this time as the busy nature of summer separates our two dashing heroes. Discussed this week are Moving Violations, Stand and Deliver, Godzilla Minus One, Caddyshack, Dune 2, I Saw the TV Glow.
The Doctor's solo adventure begins...
With Eddie Murphy bringing (arguably) his most famous character back to the screen this summer, the Doctor and B.C decided to take a trip down memory lane with one of Maurice's biggest role models and influences - Axel Foley. Make sure you find your own locker before listening.
In this episode, B and The Dr discuss their long overdue viewing of Oppenheimer, Doug Liman's reboot of Roadhouse, Amazing Stories, Coda and Saw X.
In honour of Doug Liman's recent remake of Roadhouse; in this episode, The Dr. and B.C take a trip to Jasper, Missouri, staple up their old barfight wounds and finally decide who the best bouncer of all is.
So, pitch up on your favourite barstool and see if the Double Deuce is worth another round!
In this episode, B.C and Dr. Whelp discuss the pageantry and snubs at the Oscars 2024; the subtle romance of Past Lives; WW2 limited series Masters of Air; Emma Stones twin turns in The Curse and Poor Things; flashbacks of the early 00s in Signs.
Thank you for listening and remember to try and guess the quote from the opening!
In this episode the Dr and B.C dig deep into "Saltburn" whilst also discussing Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie's mindbending "The Curse", the reality/comedy "Jury Duty", French Palm D'or winner "Anatomy of a Fall" and FX's epic "Shogun".
The Dr and BC discuss (amongst other things), True Detective: North Country, Army of Darkness, Mr and Mrs Smith (TV show), The Bear and The Holdovers after a hiatus of many years.
We'll be back in two weeks... we promise.
Can you guess which movie the clip at the start is from?
This is the very late first part of our review of the Summer featuring all manner of TV and Film goodness, much of it absolutely not related to the Summer of 2021.
Jawn us as we discuss the films that did not capture our imagination or particularly impress us at all throughout the months of July and August!
This time B.C and Maurice tackle HBO's Mare of Easttown in forensic detail and hope to answer the questions, can you ever have too many red herrings? When is homicide truly justifiable? And is that a hombre or grown-out roots?
Enjoy with a hoagie...
In this first mini-episode, Dr. Whelp reviews Anthony Scott Burns@ cerebral dream thriller "Come True" starring Julia Sarah Stone..
Minor spoilers involved. Enjoy!
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh3s-Fq-3Hs
An excellent article to read AFTER you`ve watched the movie! https://www.thisisbarry.com/film/come-true-ending-explained-what-did-it-all-mean/
The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.