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Things get delightfully chaotic in this episode of Spit Take. We kick things off with Stef losing her mind (in the best way) over Opus — John Malkovich being weird, brilliant, and possibly both at once. From there, Adam and Rick lock horns over superhero registration laws — basically, should the Avengers need a hall pass from the government or not?
We also go down a rabbit hole about horror movies, why comedians secretly make the best horror writers, and pitch a few ideas about interviewing actors on their forgotten or underrated roles.
By the end, we’ve got plans, hot takes, and maybe a surprise guest in the works. It’s equal parts film school, bar debate, and unfiltered nerd energy — just another day on Spit Take.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Movie Recommendations
05:59 Short-Lived Fads and Cultural References
11:54 Military Involvement and Government Commentary
18:05 The Nature of Fear and Pennywise's Target
26:20 The Challenge of Continuity in Storytelling
30:49 Anticipation for Upcoming Films
32:37 The Evolution of Sherlock Holmes in Media
33:52 The Impact of Live Broadcasting on Podcasting
35:59 The Role of Body Language in Communication
38:58 The Art of Deception and Mentalism
47:04 Facial Expressions and Misunderstandings
48:02 Debating Cap vs Iron Man
49:12 The Marvel Civil War Context
51:32 Arguments for Captain America
52:58 Counterarguments for Iron Man
54:27 The Role of Government in Superhero Registration
57:20 The Dangers of Registration
01:00:03 Consequences of Superhero Actions
01:02:50 The Need for Regulation
01:05:29 The Impact of Government Control
01:09:35 Final Thoughts on Registration
01:14:42 Exploring Themes of Possession and Healing
01:15:39 The Open-Ended Nature of Horror Stories
01:16:16 Witchcraft vs. Voodoo: A Cinematic Debate
01:17:50 The Power of Sympathetic Magic in Horror
01:18:29 The Dread Factor: Effective Horror Techniques
01:20:20 Comedy Writers Crafting Horror Masterpieces
01:21:22 The Future of Horror: Resident Evil Reboot
01:22:26 Recommendations for Psychological Thrillers
01:23:10 The Legacy of John Malkovich
01:25:38 Nicolas Cage: A Controversial Figure in Film
01:27:10 The Quest for Indie Film Interviews
By Rick and AdamThings get delightfully chaotic in this episode of Spit Take. We kick things off with Stef losing her mind (in the best way) over Opus — John Malkovich being weird, brilliant, and possibly both at once. From there, Adam and Rick lock horns over superhero registration laws — basically, should the Avengers need a hall pass from the government or not?
We also go down a rabbit hole about horror movies, why comedians secretly make the best horror writers, and pitch a few ideas about interviewing actors on their forgotten or underrated roles.
By the end, we’ve got plans, hot takes, and maybe a surprise guest in the works. It’s equal parts film school, bar debate, and unfiltered nerd energy — just another day on Spit Take.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Movie Recommendations
05:59 Short-Lived Fads and Cultural References
11:54 Military Involvement and Government Commentary
18:05 The Nature of Fear and Pennywise's Target
26:20 The Challenge of Continuity in Storytelling
30:49 Anticipation for Upcoming Films
32:37 The Evolution of Sherlock Holmes in Media
33:52 The Impact of Live Broadcasting on Podcasting
35:59 The Role of Body Language in Communication
38:58 The Art of Deception and Mentalism
47:04 Facial Expressions and Misunderstandings
48:02 Debating Cap vs Iron Man
49:12 The Marvel Civil War Context
51:32 Arguments for Captain America
52:58 Counterarguments for Iron Man
54:27 The Role of Government in Superhero Registration
57:20 The Dangers of Registration
01:00:03 Consequences of Superhero Actions
01:02:50 The Need for Regulation
01:05:29 The Impact of Government Control
01:09:35 Final Thoughts on Registration
01:14:42 Exploring Themes of Possession and Healing
01:15:39 The Open-Ended Nature of Horror Stories
01:16:16 Witchcraft vs. Voodoo: A Cinematic Debate
01:17:50 The Power of Sympathetic Magic in Horror
01:18:29 The Dread Factor: Effective Horror Techniques
01:20:20 Comedy Writers Crafting Horror Masterpieces
01:21:22 The Future of Horror: Resident Evil Reboot
01:22:26 Recommendations for Psychological Thrillers
01:23:10 The Legacy of John Malkovich
01:25:38 Nicolas Cage: A Controversial Figure in Film
01:27:10 The Quest for Indie Film Interviews