Belated Box Office

Jeff and Pat remember old Canadian beer commercials, and they work on fleshing out their new idea for a TV series: Orbit High. (it's basically just Breaker High in space.) 

The Belated Box Office is making its first foray into horror movies (sort of) as Jeff and Pat are talking about Tucker & Dale vs Evil. They express their appreciation for the movie's unique concept, and discuss their favourite accidental suicides.

Jeff and Pat cover a number of topics, including the Goldeneye video game for Nintendo 64, binging the Ernest movies, and negative attention from Twitch viewers.

This week, Jeff and Pat visit the James Bond franchise with the 1964 film, Goldfinger. They discuss its lasting impact on the enduring Bond franchise, while Pat tries to overcome his hatred for martinis.

Welcome to another After Hours show! This week, Pat and Jeff discuss the recently announced casting of the Super Mario movie, and Jeff watches the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home.

This week, Jeff and Pat talk about the Regan-era teen power fantasy, Red Dawn. Jeff praises the film's world record for "most acts of violence in a single film" and Pat awards it his own accolade: "the perfect flu movie".

Jeff and Pat talk about returning to the movie theatres after lockdown, and then endeavor to answer the age-old question: just how rockin' is Judge Judy's bod underneath those robes?

Jeff and Pat are back for a new season! They're kicking off season two talking about the WWII-set dark comedy, Catch-22. They discuss the movie's use of absurdism to communicate its bleak message. Also, they debate the parameters of what defines "Classic Rock", and crack down on profanity in the Twitch chat.

To celebrate the end of the podcast's first season, Pat surprises Jeff with the Belated Box Office Trivia Game! Jeff is... less than enthused, but still manages to come out on top with some good old-fashioned cheating.

On the season 1 finale of Belated Box Office, Jeff and Pat have their good friend and theme song writer Leith Fortin on to talk about the 1994 masterpiece, The Shawshank Redemption. With Leith's help, they discover the origin of the "Karen" terrorizing grocery store employees, and they solve the housing crisis by pointing out that prisons can be bought for a dollar sometimes. You're welcome.