Coming Off The Reels

Happy Halloween! Here is an extra episode this week to celebrate the holiday. Who knew that Bram Stoker’s Dracula would be such a divisive episode? We knew…and if you’ve ever listened to this show before, you should have known as well.

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Well…DC finally did it…they made a movie that we agree about here at COtR. It only took a many many many tries, but here we are. We done, Clayface, well done. Guess you will just have to listen to hear what that uniformed opinion actually is.

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This week we are revisiting a classic comedy from our college years, and a mainstay on Comedy Central for a long long time, Office Space. Just to make our show a little more unpleasant to listen to, we are playing pool during the entire episode…so you know…

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This week we have very special guests, our dear friends, Mal and John. A year ago they started watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer, John for the first time, and a revisit for Mal. So here is our episode where they breakdown their favorite episodes, and we all try and make sense of why Drusilla is the worst (maybe not everyone’s opinion).

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Another episode from the cabin, and as always, Ryan brought the heat. Becky did not disappoint.

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We are officially in the “golden era” of video game movies, and the new Resident Evil may be the standard by which all other movies in that genre are compared.

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Jean-Claude Van Damme punches a snake.

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I know that everything out there is still all about Spider-Man, but others movies have been released, and this week we are talking about one of the. The End of Oak Street is not a perfect movie, and it may not even be a good movie, but it might be. It really could go either way. I’ve seen the movie, and I am still not sure yet. Anyway…

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I hate to spoil anything for you, but if you have ever listened to this show, you know that we are big fans of the recent Spider-Man movies, and Brand New Day is no exception to this. If you don’t like them, maybe skip this episode because we are largely praising the latest entry. If you like listening to Roy and I bicker, you can also listen for that.

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This week we are talking about a western that definitely wasn’t appreciated in its’ time, but now stands out as on of the best of the 90’s, The Quick & the Dead. If you’ve seen it, we don’t have to tell you how good it is, and if you haven’t, please do yourself a favor, and enjoy the ride.