Spoilers in this episode. Turn back now if you haven't seen the film.

As Marvel concludes its Phase 3 of the cinematic universe, we reminisce about everything we've seen thus far in the 10 years of cinema history. For Avengers: Infinity War, we document the films that you need to see before venturing out to this one; then, we get into the nitty-gritty of this nearly 3 hour long blockbuster, ranging from the mistakes our heroes make to the excellent world-building and plot handling to some hypotheses for the next installments in the Marvel canon. We hope you enjoy this coverage and we encourage you to let us know how you felt about the movie on Facebook and Twitter. Oh yeah, we're drinking ZIMA on this episode too!

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0:00-14:00 Intro14:00-30:00 Beer talk30:00-end Avengers: Infinity War

We said we were going to do a western, so we're doing a western! On the docket for this episode is Sam Peckinpah's classic 1973 film Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, a classic caper film where a sheriff chases an outlaw. In this case, it's James Coburn as the grizzled Pat Garrett and Kris Kristofferson as an old man playing the young Billy the Kid. We talk about Peckinpah's simple plot, the different cuts of the film, how both titular characters are developed, and of course we talk about Bob Dylan's awkward appearances in every scene. We also have Ballast Point's Mango Even Keel Session IPA on the show, but mostly Ryne's drunk on Tin Cup whisky (spelled the old-fashioned way for this film).

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0:00-15:00 Intro15:00-26:00 Beer talk26:00-end Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid

We're back a little late for St. Patrick's Day, but we're still celebrating with our annual tradition: the Leprechaun series! We're on to Leprechaun 3 this year, when Warwick Davis goes to Las Vegas for some reason. You can bet there's gambling, boobies, and even more weirdly funny sequences in this sequel, but even with all of the tongue-in-cheek humor, it's hard to truly appreciate this film. We try our best, and we muddle through with a very erratic episode as we try to discuss Leprechaun 3 even when it's hard to put into words how ridiculous it really is. We're also drinking a variety of Guinness beers!

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0:00-15:00 Intro15:00-28:00 Beer talk28:00-end Film discussion

Since we did all of the other Death Wish films, we thought it would be important to do this Eli Roth remake as well. Joke's on us - this is the opposite of an important film. It's forgettable, boring, and certainly much less gritty than the original Charles Bronson film, and it also has an uncomfortable obsession with revenge murder. Roth doesn't even have his flair for gore too much here, and Bruce Willis is basically a zombie. Did we like anything about the film? I guess you'll have to listen to find out. And we're drinking Mill House Brewing Company's Cucumber Blessings Cream Ale.

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We checked out the insanely popular Black Panther within the Marvel film universe and found it... lukewarm. We really wanted to like this new film from Ryan Coogler and found a lot of its themes interesting, often mirroring some of the best black cinema; but we talk about how the pacing really weighs this film down, how Erik Killmonger is a sympathetic villain who gets way too much exposition rather than actual background, and how the CGI effects and blurry action scenes are some of the worst in the Marvel series. For Ryne, the film was probably his least favorite of the MCU; Martin found it mediocre. Listen in as we talk Black Panther and discuss Epic Brewing Company's Tart 'n Juicy Sour IPA!

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0:00-12:00 Intro12:00-25:00 Beer talk25:00-end Black Panther

We're talking about Tommy Wiseau's The Room on this episode of Blood and Black Rum Podcast. Ryne has never seen it before, so he's in for a treat. Discussion topics include our favorite scenes, an intricate break-down of how The Room came to be such a cult classic, and a surprising look at love and relationships as we try to get serious about the theme's of the film. We're also talking about Genessee Brewing Company's new Simcoe SMaSH beer.

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This is our 100th episode! We talk all of the episodes leading up to this in our retrospective, plus we cover Duvel beer as a celebratory drink. Then we get into John Carpenter's The Thing: the special effects, the Ennio Morricone soundtrack, the excellent direction and atmosphere, and other reasons why it's one of our favorite films! We hope you enjoy our 100th episode and here's to 100 more.Approximate timeline0:00-23:00 Intro23:00-41:00 100 episode retrospective41:00-55:00 Beer talk55:00-end The Thing

We take a look at the horror/giallo film PHENOMENA from Dario Argento, talking about the insane plotting like a girl who can control insects, a random chimp, a disfigured mystery killer, and more! We also get into the power metal soundtrack, Goblin's synth boss battle songs, and Donald Pleasance's resume as entomologist/zookeeper/doctor/author/etc. We're also drinking Sam Adams Oatmeal Stout and Breckinridge Vanilla Porter.

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We're celebrating New Year's with the only New Year's movie that we really know: NEW YEAR'S EVIL! We're talking about the film's punk rock/hair metal/new wave soundtrack, the early release of this slasher, the reveal of the killer's identity early, enjoying Roz Kelly's getup, and other crazy things about this ridiculous 1980 slasher.Approximate timeline0:00-13:00 Intro13:00-25:00 Beer talk25:00-end New Year's Evil