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Movie theatre's are still shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking of outbreaks, this week we took this opportunity to revisit a movie that we greatly anticipated when we were much younger and oh so naive.
We've got another quarantine episode of the movie podcast! Did you know that there was a sequel to the Dungeons and Dragons movie? Of course you didn't! No one did! Let's talk about it.
Mendell is caught in a war, and not the one he expected. Alabaster and Doug unearth an ancient evil.
We use the quarantine to take a look back at the film that put the "Uncut Gems" directors, The Safdie Brothers, on the map. Does 2017's "Good Time" deserve the hype?
We manage to wrangle a new release in the time of COVID-19! Join us as we discuss the phenomenal construction of HBO's latest film release. You may never have known that you wanted to see Wolverine as a corrupt, low-level public servant, but you do... You do...
Like a brooding Australian with a death wish, we dive into the new Netflix film, "Extraction," in which Chris Hemsworth absolutely destroys a group of children.
*We are in quarantine times, and there was quite the thunderstorm outside my house during part of this recording. It doesn't render anything difficult to hear, but it is that low rumble that you may pick up on from time to time.
This week we take a look back at Dungeons & Dragons, THE MOVIE. If you didn't know that this was a thing that happened, buckle up and have a listen. We are joined this week by special guest Mendell Sands. I mean, Nick Slaick.
We've got a special bonus episode today where we navigate COVID-19 by watching an old favorite of ours. Join our more casual discussion of an unusual classic!
Our heroes are deep undercover! Alabaster tries to infiltrate the cathedral. Doug encounters an ancient mystery, and Mendell tries to win over The Paladins.
Dungeon Master: Richard Bertelsen
Alabaster Chernobyl: Abby Bryington
Mendell Sands: Nick Slaick
Doug Saucepotts: Ted Hong
Music from Youtube Audio Library:
"London Fog" by Quincas Moreira
"Last Train to Mars: by Dan Lebowitz
"Window Demons" by Roljui
"Invitation to the Castle Ball" by Doug Maxwell
"The Machine Assembly" by The Whole Other
"The Long Ascent" by Cooper Cannell
"Epic Journer" by Yung Logos
Caught in the Quarantine, this week we discuss a movie released before movie theater's shut down. Join us 90's kids as we look at a film that shines a light on growing up without a clear purpose.
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