For Your Consideration

On this episode Dustin and Mike discuss the 2011 prequel (or is it remake?) of John Carpenter's The Thing, The Thing. Our coverage of Carpenter's film is, by far, our single most popular episode to date so we thought that an analysis of van Heijningen and Heisserer's film at the roundtable was the best possible way to celebrate that. Add to that the fact that it's Carpenter's birthday this week and you have a solid recipe for great podcasting.

Music: "In God's Country" & "Main Theme" (Marco Beltrami)

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Dustin and Mike return for another episode of the podcast to discuss the controversial, and much loved, 1971 satirical and violent Kubrick classic, A Clockwork Orange. Over the course of the roundtable chat we will evaluate the film's overall merit, its measure as a successful adaptation, and how well it stands in comparison to the book it was based on.

Music: "Ode To Joy" (Ludwig van Beethoven/Wendy Costa) "Alex Descends Into Hell for a Bottle of Milk/Korova 1" (U2)

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Dustin and Mike explode like twelve sticks of dynamite on this episode of the podcast as they discuss Sidney Lumet's 1957 courtroom classic, 12 Angry Men.

Music: "Main Theme" (Kenyon Hopkins)

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In the final installment of our films of Guillermo del Toro series we go out with a bang and tackle one of the director's favourite films, Hellboy 2. Join Dustin and Mike as they break down and discuss this early del Toro action/fantasy movie while dropping as much behind-the-scenes trivia as they can muster.

Music: "Monster Mash" (Bobby "Boris" Pickett & the Crypt Kickers) "The Last Elemental" (Danny Elfman) "Finale" (Danny Elfman)

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In the third installment of our films of Guillermo del Toro series we take a deep dive on the director's first foray into the world of comic book heroes, Blade 2. Join Dustin and Mike as they break down and discuss this early del Toro action/horror movie and drop a boatload of behind-the-scenes trivia.

Music: "Monster Mash" (Bobby "Boris" Pickett & the Crypt Kickers) "Blade (Theme)" (Marco Beltrami/Danny Saber) "I Against I" (Massive Attack/Mos Def)

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Continuing our celebrations of the films of Guillermo del Toro for our third annual October Fright Fest Spooktacular we move boldly into week two and discuss the contender for best giant cockroach movie of all time, Mimic! Join Dustin and Mike as they hit the roundtable (for the second time) and take a robust look at the director's cut of this underrated film which del Toro had the opportunity to restore back in 2011. Also, this one's a long one so make sure you're sitting comfortably.

Music: "Monster Mash" (Bobby "Boris" Pickett & the Crypt Kickers) "Mimic" Soundtrack music (Marco Beltrami)

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Kicking off our third annual FYC Halloween Fright Fest Spooktacular is the first entry in our Films of Guillermo del Toro series, Cronos. This Spooktacular, Dustin and Mike have decided to cover four of del Toro's less talked about movies that, despite being fabulously good and entertaining, they do not currently have a place on the SIght & Sound list of the greatest movies of all time. This Halloween, we're going to show you why some of that thinking could maybe be reconsidered starting with del Toro's first full-length feature from 1993, Cronos!!

Music: "Monster Mash" (Bobby "Boris" Pickett & the Crypt Kickers) "Resurrection" & "Theme Song" (Javier Alvarez)

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On this week's podcast hosts Mike and Dustin take a deep dive on the seminal Amy Heckerling/Cameron Crowe collaboration, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Check out the episode to find out whether the roundtable decide that this teen dramedy is worthy of the masterpiece title or relegates it to museum piece status.

Music: "We Got the Beat" (The Go-Gos) "American Girl" (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) "Somebody's Baby" (Jackson Browne)

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We are back and we're bringing with us an all-new episode of the podcast featuring acclaimed director Terrence Malick's 2005 historical epic, The New World, which we are putting to the test at the FYC roundtable. Will the film be deemed a masterpiece of world cinema or be merely be regarded as a classic film holding a position as a museum piece in the cinematic canon? Check out the podcast to find out.

Music: "Journey Upriver" & "The New World" (James Horner)

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On this episode of In Case You Were Considering... Dustin takes aim on The Asylum, the studio best known for their mockbusters and film series like Sharknado.

Music: "Diabolus", "Immuration" (www.purple-planet.com)

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