Films(trips)

Having left New York 1979 behind, Andrew and Dave head to Washington, D.C. in 1993 to take a look at Robert Townsend's THE METEOR MAN, the superhero film which is much better than its reputation! Where does the film go right? Where does the film go wrong? And how much respect will our podcasting duo walkaway with for writer/director/star Robert Townsend? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: An American remake of South Korean film that is an adaptation of a Japanese manga. Also, trigger warnings.

All music by Andrew Kannegeisser.

Having left New York 1979 behind, Andrew and Dave head to Washington, D.C. in 1993 to take a look at Robert Townsend's THE METEOR MAN, the superhero film which is much better than its reputation! Where does the film go right? Where does the film go wrong? And how much respect will our podcasting duo walkaway with for writer/director/star Robert Townsend? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: An American remake of South Korean film that is an adaptation of a Japanese manga. Also, trigger warnings.

All music by Andrew Kannegeisser.

Was NAKED LUNCH too grime and grotesque a film about a self destructive artist for you? Don't worry! This time out, Andrew and Dave take a look at ALL THAT JAZZ, Bob Fosse's 1979 semi-autobiographical film about a self-destructive artist that also happens to be a musical meditation about death! That's got to be slightly more upbeat, right?

Next Episode: One of the most earnest films of 1993, though not necessarily the most well thought out.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Was NAKED LUNCH too grime and grotesque a film about a self destructive artist for you? Don't worry! This time out, Andrew and Dave take a look at ALL THAT JAZZ, Bob Fosse's 1979 semi-autobiographical film about a self-destructive artist that also happens to be a musical meditation about death! That's got to be slightly more upbeat, right?

Next Episode: One of the most earnest films of 1993, though not necessarily the most well thought out.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave leave behind BARTON FINK, the 1991 Fox film about the struggles of writing for NAKED LUNCH, the 1991 Fox film about the struggles of writing.

Wait, what?

Next Episode: Bob Fosse, dancin' and death!

All music to Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave leave behind BARTON FINK, the 1991 Fox film about the struggles of writing for NAKED LUNCH, the 1991 Fox film about the struggles of writing.

Wait, what?

Next Episode: Bob Fosse, dancin' and death!

All music to Andrew Kannegiesser.

Having (thankfully) left BLUES BROTHERS 2000 behind them, Andrew and Dave turn their attention to BARTON FINK, the 1991...comedy? Drama? Horror film? Look, it is a film from Joel and Ethan Coen, so Andrew and Dave are going to have plenty to say no matter what the film ends up being classified as.

Next Episode: Do you think William S. Burroughs ever saw ROBOCOP 2? If so, what do you think his thoughts on "Nuke" were?

All music by Andrew Kannegeisser.

Having (thankfully) left BLUES BROTHERS 2000 behind them, Andrew and Dave turn their attention to BARTON FINK, the 1991...comedy? Drama? Horror film? Look, it is a film from Joel and Ethan Coen, so Andrew and Dave are going to have plenty to say no matter what the film ends up being classified as.

Next Episode: Do you think William S. Burroughs ever saw ROBOCOP 2? If so, what do you think his thoughts on "Nuke" were?

All music by Andrew Kannegeisser.

How on Earth does one discuss a film as messy, aimless, cheap, shoddy, sad, and disappointing as John Landis' BLUES BROTHERS 2000? If you are Andrew and Dave, you look for help! Former 24 Panels Per Second co-host Chris Martin joins the duo to try and make sense out of the film which ended John Landis' time as a studio filmmaker and which showcases the worst attributes of Dan Aykroyd as both a writer and performer. Will the trio succeed? Or will they end up getting a tad bit meaner than usual? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: You know what sucks? Writing. Just ask professional writers!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

How on Earth does one discuss a film as messy, aimless, cheap, shoddy, sad, and disappointing as John Landis' BLUES BROTHERS 2000? If you are Andrew and Dave, you look for help! Former 24 Panels Per Second co-host Chris Martin joins the duo to try and make sense out of the film which ended John Landis' time as a studio filmmaker and which showcases the worst attributes of Dan Aykroyd as both a writer and performer. Will the trio succeed? Or will they end up getting a tad bit meaner than usual? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: You know what sucks? Writing. Just ask professional writers!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.