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Pete and Alyx welcome Anthony Del Vecchio, the host of They Called This a Movie podcast to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Enjoy!!!CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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Jack is newly hitched and back on the BingeCast! Together with Law they join forces to battle the many evil films and television series that look to destroy them. Google voice shows up for comedic value and there's even everybody's favorite, Drunk Seg. He's so crazy. The BingeCast is filmed in front of a live studio audience (it's not).Head over to Patreon.com/BingeMedia to sign up for the Full Binge! This week the boys spark up another ridiculous round of Marry/Fuck/Kill. It's gloriously stupid.CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes00:00:00 Intro / Wedding recap with Jack00:17:20 What You Missed This Week on the Binge Media Podcast Network00:26:10 GOOGLE VOICE00:27:08 Billy Goodtimes reviews the Backyardigans00:31:10 Billy Goodtimes has a Would-You-Rather00:38:43 TM lets the boys know the BingeCast makes Mondays bearable00:41:09 Nate P. recommends Line of Duty to Law00:46:38 Billy Goodtimes hopes this week's show is 12 hours and comes out on Saturday00:48:21 Alex recommends Sound of Metal, digs Loki, and has a time travel question00:59:58 DRUNK SEGMENT01:05:39 TV ROUNDUP01:07:38 Handmaid's Tale (Law)01:10:55 Broadchurch (Law)01:15:57 Mythic Quest (Law)01:16:35 Loki (Jack, Law)01:38:15 Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Jack)01:43:10 M.O.D.O.K. (Jack)01:50:00 WHAT DID YOU WATCH THIS WEEK01:52:19 The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (Jack)01:55:37 Bo Burnham: Inside (Jack)02:06:14 Blue Code of Silence (Jack)02:08:36 Luca (Jack, Law) - SPOILERS02:29:50 F9 (Law)

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Before 1984, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, and Harold Ramis were known to those who watched Saturday Night Live, rude comedies, or both. But when the little comedy called Ghostbusters, about a ghost containment system and the doofuses who run it, came out, everyone knew who they -oh, and Ernie Hudson- were. The film became a phenomenon. It helped launch the careers of all involved, inspired future ghost hunters, and even took the term 'gatekeeping' to whole new levels when in 2016 fans of the original were threatened by a bunch of females taking over their turf. So why were there only three -four- films made, and is the first film really the only good thing it inspired? Join myself, Matt, and the returning Logan James to help answer the call of just how good a franchise Ghostbusters is.Controversy, controversy, controversy. That's about the only way to describe a seemingly harmless remake attempt by noted comedy director Paul Feig (Bridesmaids). But almost the second the film was announced, the keyboard warriors were out in full force, calling for boycotts of the film and even making fun of the stars' appearances. But the remake was the result of several starts/stops when it came to a Ghostbusters 3, and when the script of that film went through draft after draft with some stars scoffing (Moranis was retired from acting, and Bill Murray was being, well, Bill Murray) the remake was greenlit as a compromise. But with some noted writers from The Office scripting, would Feig's film be up to par with even the lesser Ghostbusters 2? Listen down below to find out, and be sure to join us when we review the upcoming sequel Ghostbusters Afterlife. Ghostbusters (2016) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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The boys have lots of TV, a couple movies, and one voicemail to get them through the night. The booze helps. It also makes things fuzzy so I don't remember anything. I'm guessing about all of this. BingeCast!Head over to Patreon.com/BingeMedia to sign up for the Full Binge! This week we catch up on all the movie and TV r elated news with another ridiculous round of PTI (Pirates of the Interruption)CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunesThe JF Timestamp00:00:00 Intro / Pete's Perplexing Past00:18:28 GOOGLE VOICE00:20:05 Fonso asks about favorite actual record needle drops00:41:14 TV ROUNDUP00:45:55 Broadchurch (Law)00:55:49 Sweet Tooth (Law)01:00:09 Handmaid's Tale (Law)01:03:44 Mythic Quest (Law, Pete)01:09:10 Lisey's Story (Pete)01:12:54 Hacks (Alyx, Pete)01:23:00 Loki (Alyx, Law, Pete)01:36:09 The Ultimate Fighter (Alyx)01:39:08 Gordon Ramsay Roundup (Alyx, Law, Pete)01:56:33 WHAT DID YOU WATCH LAST WEEK02:08:26 Plan B (Pete)02:15:55 In the Heights (Alyx)

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Before 1984, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, and Harold Ramis were known to those who watched Saturday Night Live, rude comedies, or both. But when the little comedy called Ghostbusters, about a ghost containment system and the doofuses who run it, came out, everyone knew who they -oh, and Ernie Hudson- were. The film became a phenomenon. It helped launch the careers of all involved, inspired future ghost hunters, and even took the term 'gatekeeping' to whole new levels when in 2016 fans of the original were threatened by a bunch of females taking over their turf. So why were there only three -four- films made, and is the first film really the only good thing it inspired? Join myself, Matt, and the returning Logan James to help answer the call of just how good a franchise Ghostbusters is.A movie that both the public and critics like is tough to make. A movie that is a phenomenon is almost impossible. But a sequel to a comedic movie that became a lexicon of pop culture? Well, that was the task given by an anxious studio looking to cash in to writers Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd, as well as the cast and of course director Ivan Reitman. As rare as a successful film is, a successful sequel is even tougher. And most say Ghostbusters 2...isn't exactly great. So how do we feel?Listen below as Logan, Matt (who's watching this movie for the second time), and myself dissect the sequel that almost wasn't, and most wish never was. And be sure to join us when we review the upcoming sequel Ghostbusters Afterlife. Ghostbusters 2 (1989) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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PJ and TM reunite for a June Installment of the Sportscast.  They discuss the current NFL headlines and do what they can with the NBA playoffs.  MLB is in Full Swing and they are both still locked into their respective local teams, which is rare for this show...I know it, Lets GO!Remember to call us with your questions/comments/suggestions for the show #708-316-8822...BS Voicemail #: 708-316-8822@[email protected]#bingemedia #podcastnetwork #bingeon CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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The boys review Jack and Meg's wedding, new movies, all the television you can handle and answer voicemails from old friends.Head over to Patreon.com/BingeMedia to sign up for the Full Binge! This week we play the Garrett Collins game and get so mad we can barely talk.CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes00:00:00 Intro00:16:11 What You Missed This Week on the Binge Media Podcast Network00:23:19 GOOGLE VOICE (Part 1)00:25:00 Bylenok catches up on HBOMax offerings00:33:10 Bunchie calls in with an IMDB Game00:37:57 Bunchie has the answers00:46:00 TV ROUNDUP00:47:00 Hacks (Alyx, Pete)00:54:00 Mare of Easttown (Alyx, Law, Pete)01:08:07 Broadchurch (Law)01:12:40 The Circle (Law)01:19:10 Panic (Law)01:21:56 Mythic Quest (Law)01:31:55 Lisey's Story (Pete)01:36:20 From Cradle to Stage (Alyx, Pete)01:52:19 WHAT DID YOU WATCH THIS WEEK02:00:19 Spiral (Pete)02:06:37 All I Know So Far (Law)02:13:50 The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (Alyx, Law, Pete)

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Before 1984, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, and Harold Ramis were known to those who watched Saturday Night Live, rude comedies, or both. But when the little comedy called Ghostbusters, about a ghost containment system and the doofuses who run it, came out, everyone knew who they -oh, and Ernie Hudson- were. The film became a phenomenon. It helped launch the careers of all involved, inspired future ghost hunters, and even took the term 'gatekeeping' to whole new levels when in 2016 fans of the original were threatened by a bunch of females taking over their turf. So why were there only three -four- films made, and is the first film really the only good thing it inspired? Join myself, Matt, and the returning Logan James to help answer the call of just how good a franchise Ghostbusters is.Taking cues from a childhood spent fascinated by the occult and all things paranormal, Dan Aykroyd had an idea. He would cast his friends Eddie Murphy and John Belushi as ghost smashers, and they would take a massive script and turn it into an algorithm of all his ideas. But Belushi died, and Murphy was unavailable. So Harold Ramis came in, lightened up the script immensely, and suggested the casting of his friend Bill Murray in the Belushi role. Low and behold, Ghostbusters comes out, is a massive success, and all the chances they took paid off. So how'd it come to be? And is it as good as its reputation?Matt and myself welcome new dad Logan James back to the Aftertaste airwaves as we answer these and many more questions associated with the original seminal 1984 classic, Ghostbusters. Ghostbusters (1984) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10)CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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The boys get into a big spoiler-filled review of A Quiet Place Part II, listen to a new drunk segment, get set for the Mare of Easttown finale, and wonder what TV reunions they'd like to see because the Friends one was weird.Spare Parts is Available on VOD, Digital, DVD and Blu-ray June 1, 2021Sign up for our Patreon feed and you'll get to hear the return of Pixar or Porn on the Full Binge in which Moreno and Law battle to figure out whether or not Pete is playing Pixar clips or porn clips. That's it. That's the bit.CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunesThe JF Timestamp:00:00:00 Intro00:14:41 What You Missed This Week on the Binge Media Podcast Network00:28:55 Drunk Segment00:45:09 TV ROUNDUP00:46:01 The Handmaid's Tale (Law)00:49:54 The Friends Reunion (Law)01:00:45 Mare of Easttown (Alyx, Law, Pete)01:13:06 Mythic Quest (Pete)01:15:43 Godfather of Harlem (Alyx)01:20:54 WHAT DID YOU WATCH THIS WEEK01:24:09 The Woman in the Window (Law)01:29:00 What Drives Us (Pete)01:33:03 Borat: VHS Cassette of Material Deemed “Sub-acceptable” By Kazakhstan Ministry of Censorship and Circumcision (Pete)01:35:54 Spare Parts [SCREENER] (Law, Pete)01:50:30 A Quiet Place Part II (Alyx, Law, Pete) [SPOILERS]

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To say that The Fast and Furious is one of cinema's most successful franchises would be an understatement. It has grossed over a billion dollars worldwide, and has generated clout for so many people involved. From Justin Lin to James Wan to Rob Cohen, people have come in and made the cars go really fast, which in turn have made people show up in droves. But how did this franchise get to be so successful? And does it deserve the drubbing critics give the majority of its films? Join Matt, myself, and Alyx as we watch the franchise in order, and they have (force?) me to watch a lot of these with fresh eyes.How to follow up a billion dollar entry of an already multi successful film franchise? Why cast the high in action demand Charlize Theron and then hire F Gary Gray (Straight Outta Compton) of course! But high grosses didn't add up to altered egos, as Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel engaged in a war of social media words, and the two actors seemed fit to just separate into their own corners of the Fast and Furious universe. But how would Daddy Vin adapt to no longer having the late Paul Walker to play off of? And why does Theron's hair look like that of the twins from The Matrix sequels? Listen below to find out!The Fate of the Furious (2017) (?/10, ?/10, ?/10) CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

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