Cinemavino

For this week's Cinemavino, we enjoy one last Halloween classic:  John Carpenter's The Thing.  It wasn't well-regarded upon initial release, but the years have blessed the film with a cult following.

Welcome to another fine episode of Cinemavino!  For this week’s episode, we take a look at the cult horror film Halloween III: Season of the Witch.  It’s the first installment in that series to not feature Michael Myers, and that’s just one of many things that make it a strange little film.  As always, we screen the film and offer a little commentary on it.   Along the way, the boys and I enjoy a little Rogue Dead Guy ale, in addition to some delicious white wine.

As always, our pod is NSFW.  Listener discretion is advised.  Enjoy!

Also, here are links to our video podcasts:

Welcome to another fine episode of Cinemavino!  For this week’s episode, we take a look at the cult horror film Halloween III: Season of the Witch.  It’s the first installment in that series to not feature Michael Myers, and that’s just one of many things that make it a strange little film.  As always, we screen the film and offer a little commentary on it.   Along the way, the boys and I enjoy a little Rogue Dead Guy ale, in addition to some delicious white wine.

As always, our pod is NSFW.  Listener discretion is advised.  Enjoy!

Also, here are links to our video podcasts:

Welcome to another fine episode of Cinemavino!  For this week's episode, we take a look at the cult horror film Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

A little backstory on the episode title:  Before we officially started rolling, Travis, Tay, and I engaged in a heart-melting rendition of “I Don’t Know Much (But I Know I Love You).”  It got us thinking that our true calling may lie as a barbershop trio.  Our names start with “T,” so we decided to call ourselves Trío, but roll that ‘r’ big time.  Personally, I’m a fan of “The T Sharps”, but whatever.

Anyway, for this week’s Cinemavino, we screen a polarizing horror movie:  Midsommar.  When I saw it in theaters, I found it to be too off-putting to actually enjoy.  It grew on me a little this time around, but I’m still not quite ready to recommend it.  

This will also be our first full-blown video pod.  A video link will be coming soon! 

Also, my original review of the film is right here:

Midsommar (2019)

A little backstory on the episode title:  Before we officially started rolling, Travis, Tay, and I engaged in a heart-melting rendition of “I Don’t Know Much (But I Know I Love You).”  It got us thinking that our true calling may lie as a barbershop trio.  Our names start with “T,” so we decided to call ourselves Trío, but roll that ‘r’ big time.  Personally, I’m a fan of “The T Sharps”, but whatever.

Anyway, for this week’s Cinemavino, we screen a polarizing horror movie:  Midsommar.  When I saw it in theaters, I found it to be too off-putting to actually enjoy.  It grew on me a little this time around, but I’m still not quite ready to recommend it.  

This will also be our first full-blown video pod.  A video link will be coming soon! 

Also, my original review of the film is right here:

Midsommar (2019)

A little backstory on the episode title:  Before we officially started rolling, Travis, Tay, and I engaged in a heart-melting rendition of "I Don't Know Much (But I Know I Love You)."  It got us thinking that our true calling may lie as a barbershop trio.  Our names start with "T," so we decided to call ourselves Trío, but roll that 'r' big time.  Personally, I'm a fan of "The T Sharps", but whatever.  Anyway, for this week's Cinemavino, we screen a polarizing horror movie:  Midsommar.  When I saw it in theaters, I found it to be too off-putting to actually enjoy.  It grew on me a little this time around, but I'm still not quite ready to recommend it.

Welcome to another edition of Cinemavino!  For this week’s episode, we return to the familiar format of screening a movie, pounding some wine, and offering gibberish commentary.  This weeks offering:  Peter Jackson’s jokey CGI scare-fest, The Frighteners.  It has Michael J. Fox in his last live-action role to date, some surprisingly good special effects for their time, and a modestly entertaining storyline.  

We also selected a Mourvedre from the Dirty and Rowdy winery.  Kinda sums up our podcast, methinks. As always, our confab is NSFW.  Listener discretion is advised.  Also, some spoilers may be afoot.  

Next week:  A darker, more adulty horror flick.

Welcome to another edition of Cinemavino!  For this week’s episode, we return to the familiar format of screening a movie, pounding some wine, and offering gibberish commentary.  This weeks offering:  Peter Jackson’s jokey CGI scare-fest, The Frighteners.  It has Michael J. Fox in his last live-action role to date, some surprisingly good special effects for their time, and a modestly entertaining storyline.  

We also selected a Mourvedre from the Dirty and Rowdy winery.  Kinda sums up our podcast, methinks. As always, our confab is NSFW.  Listener discretion is advised.  Also, some spoilers may be afoot.  

Next week:  A darker, more adulty horror flick.

Welcome to another edition of Cinemavino!  For this week’s episode, we return to the familiar format of screening a movie, pounding some wine, and offering gibberish commentary.  This weeks offering:  Peter Jackson’s jokey CGI scare-fest, The Frighteners.  It has Michael J. Fox in his last live-action role to date, some surprisingly good special effects for their time, and a modestly entertaining storyline.

We also selected a Mourvedre from the Dirty and Rowdy winery.  Kinda sums up our podcast, methinks. As always, our confab is NSFW.  Listener discretion is advised.  Also, some spoilers may be afoot.