Git Rec'd

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Wes Anderson's most recent film Asteroid City. Its metatextual plot simultaneously depicts the events of a Junior Stargazer convention in a retrofuturistic version of 1955, staged as a play, and the creation of the play. In typical Wes Anderson fashion, the film has a star-studded ensemble cast, witty dialogue, and a plot that rides the line between quirkiness and absurdity.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the Apple TV+ original series Severance. Directed by Ben Stiller and starring Adam Scott, this show is a sci-fi thriller where employees have their consciousness split in two to keep there work life and personal life fully separate.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the 1981 animated cult classic Heavy Metal. The film is an anthology of various science fiction and fantasy stories tied together by a single theme of an evil force that is "the sum of all evils". Blood, guts, and lots of big animated boobs... this film has something for everyone.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Wild Young Hearts, the second album from indie rock band Noisettes. Released in 2009, Wild Young Hearts is a high energy blend of pop and indie rock with notes of classic R and B.

On this weeks episode the boys are joined by IMDZ to discuss the 2018 psychological horror film Hereditary. Written and directed by Ari Aster, the film follows a grieving family tormented by a demonic entity after the death of their secretive grandmother. Micah has a long standing hatred of horror films. Will Hereditary be the one to change his mind? Listen and find out on this very SPOOOOKY episode.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Dick Tracy (1990), the classic comedy action film produced, directed, and starring Warren Beatty, The film is based on the Dick Tracy comic strip from the 1930's and it shows. Strap in for some over the top action, unsettling prosthetics, and colors so vivid they'll make you're eyes hurt.

On this weeks episode the boy are joined by Adam Brinker to discuss one of his favorite films, the 1967 French comedy Playtime. Written, directed, and starring Jacques Tati. Although it bankrupted him, this film is considered by many to be Tati's greatest masterpiece, and has frequently ranked among the 100 greatest films of all time. Set in a futuristic hyper-consumerist Paris, Playtime features subtle physical comedy, dialogue that is reduced to mere background noise, and anxiety inducing scenes that overload all your senses. It is truly a one of a kind work of art.

On this weeks episode the boys are joined by Zach McCrary from the Comics That We Love Podcast to celebrate Supe-tember the way only Git Rec'd can, by discussing a cheesy 90's action flick called Superfights. This film follows a martial arts dweeb named Jack who is obsessed with a pro wrestling show called Superfights, after becoming an unexpected hero Jack joins Superfights only to find out that it is a cover for a criminal organization that uses pro wrestlers for muscle. There's no other way to put it. This one is absolutely wild!