GBW Podcast

It’s a marathon of an episode for our first show of 2016! Your hosts, Chris and Josh, have seen quite a few movies since the last time we spoke and we tell you all about Don “The Dragon” Wilson’s ‘sweet ass’, take a trip on the Midnight Meat Train, get a little ass-to-mouth with the third Human Centipede, and so much more!

Then we dive into the past year as we look back at 2015. We list our Top 5 flicks of the year, some honourable mentions, 2015 stuff we’re still excited to watch, the TV shows that caught our attention, and films we’re excited to check out in 2016.

Be warned, there may be spoilers within – depending on how sensitive you are to them.

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It's comics meets the post apocalypse as we welcome creator/writer Ed Brisson (Sheltered, Cluster, The Violent) to the show to talk about his career, influences and determination to get into the world of comic books. We discuss his beginnings as an indie filmmaker, writing a "Sons of Anarchy" spin-off, getting to live every comics fan dream of scripting Batman, and so much more!

For the second half of this episode we also gave Ed the chance to pick a movie for us to talk about and, much to our chagrin and (more so) delight, he chose the 1982 Italian knock-off, 1990: The Bronx Warriors. Take a journey with us into the futuristic 1990(!) world of New York where gangs roam the wasteland that is the Bronx as "Trash" (Mark Gregory) and his gang have to protect a misplaced heiress from other gangs and the malicious cop sent to bring her back to the safety of Manhattan. From director Enzo G. Castellari (Keoma, The Last Shark), this is Italian rip-offing at its finest.

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Connect with Ed at www.edbrisson.com and on Twitter @edbrisson

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Come and knock on our door... If you recognize that line, then you'll definitely want to listen to us talk all about the sitcoms we watched growing up from the 70's and 80's. Shows about roommates, radio disc jockeys, orphans, and all sorts of dysfunctional families.

But first we catch you up with what we've been watching which includes Josh getting crocodile, talk about a hockey comedy that's not called Slap Shot, and much more!

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What lies within The Black Hole? Who decided to let Slim Pickens voice a robot? Just what the hell (literally) is going on in that finale? We ask these questions and more as we take a look at Disney's 1979 sci-fi not-so-epic. This is a movie that scared Josh as a kid but that Chris just watched recently for the first time. How does the experience differ between someone seeing it as a child and a cynical adult finally getting around to seeing this misguided, maligned flick? Tune in to find out!

But first we catch you up with what we've been watching as Josh starts watching another franchise (and thinks it may have been a mistake), we go off the rails a bit to lament Arrow Video being too expensive, and there's a little bit of Ash vs. Evil Dead thrown into the mix - and much more!

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Whitney Houston may have believed that the "children are our future" but what if said future included being attacked by the very same children? We've always believed that the youth are innocent and pure but for this episode of GBW we're going to shine a light on movies that would like to prove that belief wrong.

Join us on this journey into childish homicide (among other things) as we talk about such memorable kiddie killers as Rhoda, Damien, and Malachi.

First we'll catch you up with what we've been watching including the end of Josh's Freddy revisit, more Dollarama two dollar DVDs, and some Scouts taking on zombies. Plus more!

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We're excited to bring you this very special episode of GBW!

We trekked our way to the Vancouver Writer's Fest and had the pleasure of sitting down with author Craig Davidson (aka: Nick Cutter) writer of the Giller nominated "Cataract City", the boy scouts vs. monster romp "The Troop" which Stephen King proclaimed was 'old-school horror at its best', and most recently "The Acolyte".

Tune in as we talk to one of our favourite writers as we talk about small press, the challenge of juggling a pseudonym, some bizarre steroid use stories, and we even get recommendations from Craig for your Halloween entertainment.

Find Craig on the internet at www.craigdavidson.net or at Twitter @thenickcutter

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If there's one thing that makes the general movie geek population angry it's the topic of this episode: remakes.

In a time where it seems there's remakes, reboots, and re-dos being announced almost daily we take the time to talk about some of the best (and worst) that are out there. We also make the surprising discovery we both don't quite hate remakes as much as we suspected - though there are, of course, exceptions.

As usual, we first get you up to speed about what we've watched including Josh's Elm Street journey closing in on the end, some tennis playing T&A with Jocks, a pretty hearty argument about The Green Inferno, and more.

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It's paint guns, espionage, virgins, bad-ass Russians, and more as we jet back to 1985 and take a look at Jeff Kanew's Gotcha!

Starring Anthony Edwards (Revenge of the Nerds) and Linda Fiorentino, this teen spy comedy was a staple of our youth and we've decided to take a trip back to Berlin all these years later and see how it holds up.

But first we tell you about what we've been watching including Josh's continued journey to Elm Street, the roller skating disco of Skatetown U.S.A., and even a dose of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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Insects. Creepy crawlies. Bugs. We all know them. We all hate them. Which is probably why there's so damn many killer insect movies out there. From bees, to slugs, to cockroaches, and much more we take a look at our multiple-legged pests and name some of our favourites (and not so favourites).

But first we catch you up to speed on what we've been watching including an argument about Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors, The Blob, Bedevilled, and more!

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Jump in your Lamborghini and break the speed limit with us as we talk all about one of our most beloved childhood classics, The Cannonball Run!

Released in 1981 and directed by stunt man-turned-director Hal Needham, this Burt Reynolds starring comedy contains slapstick, cleavage, hot cars, and all sorts of mayhem. But how does it hold up over thirty years later? Will we still dig it? Or have we grown out of this un-P.C., dopey form of comedy? Tune in and find out!

First off, though, we talk about such fare as Backcountry, Mugsy's Girls, Creep, and much more!

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