By Double Feature: Versus
The podcast currently has 240 episodes available.
A philosopher. A jokester. An introspective filmmaker. Richard Linklater is a pioneer of independent cinema and on this one, we have a pairing of coming-of-age films that show the range of the filmmaker’s talents.
We have 1993’s 70’s-set “Dazed and Confused” vs. 2016’s 80’s-set “Everybody Wants Some!!”
Which one wins? Let’s see!
Aftershow:
– Brad gives a spoiler-free review of “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”
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The underdog! The one we all root for and can relate to. On this one, we are pitting two comedies about underdogs against each other.
On this one, we have Rawson Marshall Thurber’s “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story” (2004) vs. Akiva Schaffer’s “Hot Rod” (2007).
Which one ends up on top? Let’s see!
Aftershow:
– Brad gives a spoiler-free review of the first season of “Kite Man: Hell Yeah”
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Romance…in times of loneliness. On this one, we have two classic films going head-to-head. We have Sofia Coppola’s groundbreaking “Lost In Translation” (2003) vs. Michel Gondry’s cult classic “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” (2004).
Which one wins? Let’s see!
Aftershow:
– Blak gives his spoiler-free review of “Alien: Romulus” and “Strange Darling”
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The Sandman…in serious roles? On this one, we have The Safdie Brothers’ mesmerizing “Uncut Gems” (2019) vs. Hustle (2022).
Which one wins? Let’s see!
Aftershow:
– Blak discusses the best films he’s seen at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival (check out his reviews at 8bitwaffles.com)
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Playing hookie. Saturday detention. Great American pastimes brought to life by the great writer/director John Hughes.
On this one, we have 1985’s “The Breakfast Club” vs. 1986’s “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”.
Which one wins? Let’s see!
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It’s the ogre vs. the supervillain. On this one, we have Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson’s groundbreaking film “Shrek” vs. Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin’s “Despicable Me”.
Which one wins? Let’s see!
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It’s a tornado coming! On this one, we have Jan de Bont’s iconic 1996 film “Twister” vs. Lee Isaac Chung’s 2024 “Twisters”.
Which one wins? Let’s see!
Aftershow:
– Blak gives a spoiler-free review of “Sorry/Not Sorry”
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Anthology films are a great pastime. On this one, we have Matteo Garrone’s “Tale of Tales” (2015) vs. Yorgos Lanthimos “Kinds of Kindness” (2024).
Which one takes over? Let’s see!
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A legendary comedy routine. Rigorous storytelling. In comes Hollywood. On this one, we have the comedy of Robin Harris and Bert Kreischer going head-to-head.
We have Bruce W. Smith’s “Bebe’s Kids” (1992), based on the comedy of the late Robin Harris vs. Peter Atencio’s “The Machine” (2023), based on the comedy of Bert Kreischer.
Which one takes over? Let’s see!
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A break-in. Something valuable in the house. Nowhere to run. On this one, we two great tense thrillers going head-to-head. We have Terence Young’s classic “Wait Until Dark” (1964) vs. David Fincher’s underrated “Panic Room” (2002).
Which one takes over? Let’s see!
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The podcast currently has 240 episodes available.