Cinema Chop Shop

S4E04 David Lynch's "Catman Returns" : The Films of David Lynch - This week, in honor of his 73rd Birthday (Jan. 20th), your host "Blue Travelvet", co-host "Shawnland Empire", returning guests "The log Knowles something" and "Blue Chelvet" all dwell in the red room to meditate on the films of the Maestro of the bizarre himself, David Lynch.

S4E03 Droppin' Bombs Yo ! : Big Budget Flops - This week your host "Box office Travesty" , co-host "ProducShawn Value" and returning guest "Money Pit McJunkin" all over extend themselves in discussion of some of film's biggest financial disappointments. First we get in over our heads with the re-cast of the 1987 stinker "Ishtar". Then we get upside down while attempting to re-cast "Hudson Hawk" from 1991. Regular segulars ensue, including a very special honey roast of Kevin Costner.

S4E02 Pod Quest: Barbarian Movies - This week your host "Travis the Treacherous", co-host "Kull the Shawnqueror", and first time guest "David Dragonsbane" get barbaric with the fantasy sub-genre of Sword and Sorcery films. Re-casts include 1982's "Ator, The Fighting Eagle" [no eagles included] as well as "Deathstalker" from 1983.

Minisode: Top 18 Movies of 2018 - As we wrap up 2018 your host "Check-list Travis" and co-host "#2018MovieMarashawn" sit down to discuss their favorite films of 2018. Our lists are obviously subjective, un-ranked, and by no means comprehensive.  We do each manage to narrow it down to a Top 5 though. "The Canadian in your Brain Again" aka Andrew Té is along for the ride as well. #WatchChopRetrofit

S4E01 Happy Drew Year ! : New Year's Eve Movies II On the Season Four premier, your host "New Year's ExTravisganza and co-host "Auld Lang Shawn" welcome the triumphant return of "Andrew Year's Eve" aka "The Canadian in Your Brain Again" aka Andrew Té to the show. We three assemble in the Chop Shop Garage to count down some New Year's Eve movies. First we toast the year gone by with the re-cast Billy Wilder's classic "The Apartment" from 1960. Then we usher in the upcoming year by re-casting the laughably bad "Get Crazy" from 1983. Enjoy regular segulars as well and Happy New Year!!!

S3E24 Sh**ter's Full: Christmas Movies II- This week on the season 3 finale your host "Tree-lot Travis", co-host "Shawnta Claus", frequent guest "Frosty the Joe Man" and a tandem of delicious dishes "Jingle Allie Way" & "The Chelf on the Shelf" all join together in the in the Chop Shop manger to celebrate the holidays and discuss some classics of Christmas cinema.

S3E23 Podwalk Empire: The Films of Steve Buscemi- This week your host "Hotel Travsylvania", co-host "Shawn-Air", frequent flyer "Hilly Madison", and returning guest " The Jacbobowski" all weird-out in celebration of the recent 61st birthday of Steve Buscemi.Fist we enter into a resurrection scam with the re-cast of 1993's "Ed and His Dead Mother". Then after intermission, we all come of age while re-casting the indie darling "Ghost World" from 2001. Regular segulars ensue. Enjoy!

S3E22 Being Pod Malkovich: The Films of John Malkovich - In celebration of his upcoming 65th Birthday (Dec. 9th), your host "The Man in the Travis Mask" and co-host "The CaSHAWNova Variations" are a dangerous liaison into re-casting the films of John Malkovich.

S3E21 Hannah Banana (for scale): The Films of Daryl Hannah - This week, in honor of her upcoming 58th Birthday (Dec. 3rd) your host "The Travis that Binds", co-host "Memoirs of an Invisible Shawn", and returning guest "Crimes and Cheals-demeanors" surface through the tide to discuss the films of Daryl Hannah. In our feature segment The Re-cast, we first transform the 1984 classic "Splash" to walk on land. Then we vicariously woo 1987's "Roxanne", into a false sense of security. Plus the usual segments like Movie News, The D.O.C.D. w/ Chief Corrections Officer Dana, Midnight Dbl. Features, Beer Check-ins, #2018MovieMarathon, and more.

S3E20 Cranks Giving: Thanksgiving Movies Vol. II- This week in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday, your host "Turkey Travis", co-host "Stuffing Shawn", along with "Hamming it up Hilary" and "Kimberry Sauce" all sit down to the table and carve up some Thanksgiving movies. The first course is "Home for the Holidays" from 1995. We follow that down with a second portion, this time in the form of "Son in Law" from 1993. Plenty of side dishes smothered in cinematic gravy are feasted upon as well. Happy Thanksgiving!