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Remember Knowing? The sci-fi, apocalyptic, sorta-religious action flick where Nic Cage deciphers a string of numbers that predict global catastrophes. And the numbers? They don't lie.
Welcome back to Bucky’s Basement.
This week on Bucky’s Basement, Fast Pitch pulls the title Don’t Rico Asteroids from the Sack—and the Sack, as usual, shows no mercy.
This week, Bucky’s Basement dusts off another Casting Cage episode with 2007’s National Treasure: Book of Secrets, a sequel that proves American history has even more secret compartments than previously disclosed.
WE BACK!!!!! KINDA!!!!
Bucky, Oldboy, and Juicebox got back in the studio to make sure we remembered how to do this whole podcast thing. We'll be back next week with a new episode of Casting Cage. In the meantime, enjoy us being us.
This week in the basement, we’re rolling out the Fast Pitch welcome mat to our guest straight from the Mile High City — songwriter, creative mind, and manager of the New Orleans style brass band Brothers of Brass Little Mikey Colefax!
Mikey and the guys step up to the mic with some truly original concepts for the movie title Sharon Simpleton: The Truffle Pauper — a title as wild as the pitch's that follow. Expect hallucinating actors, the Truffle Mafia, specially trained guinea pigs, and a re-imagining of what really went down in the factory of everyone's favorite candy maker.
It’s fresh. It’s ridiculous. It’s basement-born cinema at its finest.
Always unique. Always fresh. In 15 minutes or less — only on Bucky’s Basement.
This week, the dudes saddle up with fellow podcasters Wally Analog and Rowls Royce from The Old Guard to tackle the fiery chaos of 2007’s Ghost Rider! With a cast packed full of legends—Nic Cage, Eva Mendes, Sam Elliott, Peter Fonda, and... Wes Bentley(?)—there’s plenty of hellfire to dissect.
From devilish deals to barely death defying bike stunts, the crew breaks down the cast, plot, and gloriously over-the-top visuals of this pre-MCU wild ride. And The Old Guard jump right into our favorite segments; Tagline, Movie Marriage, and our notorious 3 Tiered Ratings, bringing their own killer spin to the chaos.
Great guests + a divisive movie = an unforgettable Casting Cage Episode 40.
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