Films(trips)

Andrew and Dave pick up a hitchhiker by the name of Dr. Dru Jeffries on this episode of Films(trips). Will it turn out like the cool 1986 film THE HITCHER, or will it turn out like the terrible 2007 remake of THE HITCHER? Neither, actually. Andrew, Dave, and Dru mostly just talk about THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING from 1989 for eighty or so minutes instead of being stalked by Rutger Hauer or Sean Bean.

Next Episode: Still no Hauer or Bean, but plenty of Ned Beatty!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave pick up a hitchhiker by the name of Dr. Dru Jeffries on this episode of Films(trips). Will it turn out like the cool 1986 film THE HITCHER, or will it turn out like the terrible 2007 remake of THE HITCHER? Neither, actually. Andrew, Dave, and Dru mostly just talk about THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING from 1989 for eighty or so minutes instead of being stalked by Rutger Hauer or Sean Bean.

Next Episode: Still no Hauer or Bean, but plenty of Ned Beatty!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

In this episode of the show, Andrew and Dave look at the reprehensible Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton vehicle THE V.I.P.s, a supposedly romantic melodrama which disturbingly romanticizes abusive relationships. Can Andrew and Dave find anything to like about this 1963 disaster?

Next episode: Greenpeace's favorite superhero. No, not Captain Planet.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

In this episode of the show, Andrew and Dave look at the reprehensible Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton vehicle THE V.I.P.s, a supposedly romantic melodrama which disturbingly romanticizes abusive relationships. Can Andrew and Dave find anything to like about this 1963 disaster?

Next episode: Greenpeace's favorite superhero. No, not Captain Planet.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

In this episode of the show, Andrew and Dave discuss Orson Welles' 1966 film CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT, a somewhat unconventional adaptation of several plays by William Shakespeare. Or, to be more accurate, Andrew and Dave discuss CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT when they are not busy discussing how critics and academics have evaluated the film over the years.

Next episode: Taylor! Burton! Airports!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

In this episode of the show, Andrew and Dave discuss Orson Welles' 1966 film CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT, a somewhat unconventional adaptation of several plays by William Shakespeare. Or, to be more accurate, Andrew and Dave discuss CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT when they are not busy discussing how critics and academics have evaluated the film over the years.

Next episode: Taylor! Burton! Airports!

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave hit the mean streets of post war Vienna to examine Carol Reed's THE THIRD MAN. Is it a mystery? Is it a thriller? Is it one of the best damn films you will ever watch? Listen to find out!

Next episode: Francoist Spain stands in for medieval England.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

Andrew and Dave hit the mean streets of post war Vienna to examine Carol Reed's THE THIRD MAN. Is it a mystery? Is it a thriller? Is it one of the best damn films you will ever watch? Listen to find out!

Next episode: Francoist Spain stands in for medieval England.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

What is THE LAST UNICORN? Is it a family film? A film for more adult audiences? A film for anyone? Andrew and Dave discuss these questions and possibly arrive at some answers in this episode of Films(trips)!

Next Episode: We trade the guitar based music of Jimmy Webb and America for something played on a zither.

What is THE LAST UNICORN? Is it a family film? A film for more adult audiences? A film for anyone? Andrew and Dave discuss these questions and possibly arrive at some answers in this episode of Films(trips)!

Next Episode: We trade the guitar based music of Jimmy Webb and America for something played on a zither.