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“Kabukiman sanjo!”
With a new Toxic Avenger film on the horizon, we’re talking about another Troma superhero who, unlike Toxie, didn’t get a series of sequels! And, along the way, we discuss this film’s aggressively problematic nature and content, Tucker’s frustrations while driving in Indianapolis, our thoughts and histories with Troma films, our thoughts on theatrically-released Looney Tunes films, and Luis Guzmán’s status as a “that guy” actor.
Sure, we may be depressed and we may be confused, but we’re NOT turning Japanese! We ARE on social media on the following platforms:
“Don’t underestimate a straight white man’s propensity for violence…”
This week, after the release of Freakier Friday in theaters, we’re talking about this body swap slasher and, with it, the work of Christopher Landon, the fun of a well-executed genre mashup, this incredibly talented cast, and how nice it is to be reminded about how funny Vince Vaughn can be!
Cue the creepy dudes in the masks. Okay, so we’re not THAT creepy… and the masks are social media… I dunno, just give us a follow, why not?
“May our minds be stronger tomorrow.”
Better late than never, right? For the second time in a row, we're delivering a Straight Up a week late, but never fear! We're talking about one the whole family - or at least the whole podcast crew - can enjoy! Join us as we discuss Tucker and Noah’s deep shared love of all things Kyle Mooney, some great central Indiana movie theater talk, Stephen and Noah's top films of 2017, and reminisces of Stephen and Noah's high school days!
Check out Noah at the following places ‘cuz he’s dope as shit!
We've been outlaws ever since we came into this world… and we've got the social media presence to prove it:
“I don't take compliments well, but I get them all the time.”
The Naked Gun remake hits theaters this weekend, so we're taking a break from our regular schedule to rewind back to our Jim Henson theme month from 2022 when we talked about another cop comedy… but this one has PUPPETS! PLUS, we're joined by one of Stephen's former students, filmmaker Katy Doyle! (Don't worry - it gets awkward!)
Follow Katy's YouTube channel! Or else!
Here are our socials. Don't worry - we're not talking about pilafing:
“Please don't blow up… please don't blow up…”
Fantastic Four: First Steps is out this weekend so we're rounding out our Fantastic Four miniseries with this studio compromised 2015 film that reminds Tucker of Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows and Stephen of Man of Steel! We talk body horror, M. Night Shyamalan, and one area that every F4 movie falls short on! Check it out!
Social media IS the Negative Zone. You heard it here first! Anyway, here are our socials:
“It’s clobberin’ time… for REAL!”
With Fantastic Four: First Steps on the horizon, we're kicking off a double feature with this unreleased 1994 failed franchise starter featuring a surprisingly expressive rubber mask, a better-than-it-ought-to-be score, and one of the stars of the made-for-TV Not Quite Human film franchise! Join us for a tangent-heavy discussion of this bootleg classic!
Having a tough time watching this movie? Check out on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/the-fantastic-four-unreleased-roger-corman-movie
Let us help you flame on and on and on at the following places:
“On my world, it means hope.”
There's a new Superman movie in theaters, so we're answering the important questions! Things like: Does this film even fit our format? Does Zack Snyder understand Superman as a character? What comics does Stephen recommend for the person seeking to understand how Superman fits in a modern context? And wait… this movie was marketed to churches??
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's… the Disenfranchised Podcast's social media accounts:
“You ever get tired of being wrong?”
Nobody wrote any show notes this week, so hi, it's Tucker. This movie is really lame and we barely talk about it. I worked really hard on the last 6 minutes of this episode, so hopefully that bit works for everyone. According to Stephen’s bullet points, we talked about Burger King and Jurassic Park, but I don't remember talking about any of that, so who knows. Ok, I love you. Goodbye.
Tuck Mugs is about the only thing worth looking at on the internet right now, but if that's not enough for you:
“You can’t escape it. It’s everywhere… but it’s merciful if you do what it says.”
With a sequel to M3gan coming to theaters, we’re discussing this “movie that does not exist” and, along the way, we also chat about our thoughts on AI, puppeteering in Little Shop of Horrors, the Denzel Washington ‘90s weird cop movie trilogy, television shows that dropped off HARD after their initial season, celebrity interactions on social media, ridiculously long song titles, and SO MUCH MORE!
CHRIS WEITZ! COME ON THE PODCAST!
The Wait in the Wings YouTube documentary on Audrey II from Little Shop of Horrors: https://youtu.be/BM03b5LSTXo?si=kn-YBWSSucY1XpCM
I love you… but maybe that’s all a ruse to get you to follow us on social media:
“It’s just a little theistic hysteria, which is nothing.”
This week, we’re feeling the love as we talk about one of Tucker and Stephen’s favorite films by one of their favorite filmmakers! We go deep on the careers of Dennis Quaid, Martin Short, and Meg Ryan - this movie’s three main stars, the dichotomy of passion vis a vis retirement at a point in an artist’s life, and an extended riff on the work and auteurism of the great Joe Dante!
Thank you for inviting us inside your bodies week after week. If you feel the need to let us into eyes as well (and, hell, even MORE of your ears), you can track us down on the following platforms:
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