ALL ABOARD THE POLAR EXPRESS! We may be a few days late for our Christmas episode, but we'll still determined to spread some holiday cheer with our trip to the North Pole on this wacky train full of ugly kids. A technical marvel for the time that demanded to be seen in IMAX 3D, but nowadays looks like an early Playstation 2 game. We talk about the numerous re-releases of this supposed holiday classic, and talk about our favorite animated Christmas movies! 

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We were lucky to be joined by Louis and Brandon of The Gory Picture Show for one of the most controversial movies in recent memory THE HUNT (2020). A movie plagued with delays, attacks from the former president, and being dumped at the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, which buried its existence, and maybe that's for the better. We take a look at how it straddles the current political divide, what it says (or doesn't say) about America, and even tacky literary references. Did the Libcuck media brainwash you sheeple into cancelling free speech? Decide for yourself! *barfs*     

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With a new Spider-Man movie on the horizon, we swing back to the one that started it all, a movie that had so much hype to live up to and decades worth of production troubles, yet became one of the defining movies of the genre, so much so that Marvel is still using it to sell its new movies. We talk about what the webslinger would've looked like in the hands of Cannon Films and James Cameron, our favorite Spidey memes, and that infamous teaser that needed to be pulled after a national tragedy, as we go for a spin with Sam Raimi's SPIDER-MAN (2002).

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After many weeks of absences, Anthony has made his return to the show, and he brought one of our old high school buddies to recount all of our fast food memories for the infamous McDonald's hit piece, SUPER SIZE ME. This Sundance indie sensation shocked the world with the unbelievable revelation that...fast food is bad for you! We talk about the headline-making publicity that this movie inspired, discontinued menu items, and which fast food we would want to eat for 30 days.

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The time has finally come, after several delays, we've finally reached the highly anticipated release of Daniel Craig's final Bond film, No Time to Die, and to celebrate the end of his run, we are joined by lifelong 007 fan (Jack Paterson of @RMRoulette) to gush about possibly the best film in the series, SKYFALL. Grab yourself a martini (or a Heineken) and listen to us on your Sony Vaio laptop as we talk about the Queen jumping out of a helicopter, a tie at the Oscars, tricked out vending machines, and all the other publicity stunts that MGM pulled for the British agent's 50th year anniversary. 

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On the 10 year anniversary of the release of a film widely beloved by filmbros and Film Twitter obsessives, Mike and Nate take a look at the understated, sleek, and stylish approach that Nicolas Winding Refn took with his modern masterpiece, DRIVE (2011). We discuss the impact this film had on the careers of Refn and Ryan Gosling, its current reputation as the filmbro's introtroductory movie, the film's heavily action-packed marketing campaign, and one woman's insane biblical mission to get her revenge on the filmmakers for deceiving her. 

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Everybody get up, it's time to slam now, we got a real JAM goin' down on this new episode where Mike is joined by lifelong basketball fan Nate Lam of Before the Cyborgs to talk about his unironic love of SPACE JAM! A movie that was quite literally born out of being a marketing campaign, we talk about those original commercials that inspired the idea for this movie, the abysmal recent sequel, and getting your first kiss while watching Lola Bunny shake it! 

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It’s our second episode (surprised we’re actually going ahead with this?) and this time we’re joined by resident Monster Kid and foremost Godzilla expert Louis Otero of Random Movie Roulette and The Gory Picture Show, to discuss the big lizard’s roaring return to the big screen and the official start of Legendary’s Monsterverse. Were we given the giant monster movie we all hoped for, or did Gareth Edwards just jerk us around for two hours and not let us finish?  

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Welcome to the very first episode of Cinemarketing, a podcast about analyzing the marketing campaigns of some of your favorite (or in this case, not so favorite) movies. For this inaugural episode, we journey to the land down undah to discuss a movie whose marketing managed to gaslight an entire generation of children into thinking that they would be seeing a movie about a talking kangaroo, but instead all they got was pain.

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The trailers may lie, but we won't!

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