Good Brews Bad Views

In this episode The Mixed Six host and noted RPG designer Caleb Stokes joins in to watch Ghosts of Mars, the notorious movie that got John Carpenter to stop making movies. Have your Carpenter Trope Bingo card ready.

Jump to 1:44:48 for the final thoughts on Ghost of Mars and the accompanying beers, what would be changed to make this a Snake Plisken movie, and Caleb's familial connection to Escape from New York.

The GBBV Patrons, secretly disciples of He Who Walks Behind the Rows, have decreed that Max, Ryan, James, and returning guest/corn expert Randy watch Children of the Corn 3: Urban Harvest, which takes the series from the fields of Nebraska to the streets of Chicago. As such the gang trades in their beer for a more appropriate corn based beverage.

GBBV Scream Queen Claire returns to the podcast for Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, the final Nightmare on Elm Street before the inevitable reboot. As the gang discovers, things have changed for Mr. Krueger over the years, and not just the lackluster makeup.

In the monumental 100th episode of Good Brews Bad Views Max, James, and Ryan look back on previous episodes and beers, discuss the current state of the beer industry, answer a number of questions from fans, and reflect on this 4 year ride and what it has ended up meaning to them.

Good Brews Bad Views would like to thank these awesome podcasts, businesses, and individuals for all their support over the  years: The Mixed Six, Role Playing Public Radio, Optimism Vaccine, Night Clerk Radio, The Green Box, The Orpheus Protocol, Future Wolfington, Drifter Coffee, Arc Dream Publishing, Adam’s Apple Games, Bell’s, Founders, Copper Hop Brewing, Lanikai Brewing, Batch Brewing

The GBBV Patrons have sentenced James, Ryan, and Max to Gods of Egypt, a CGI laden, white washed, fantasy adventure film about a world where 10 ft gods walk among regular sized humans. It's high on style, and high on run time. Luckily there is beer.

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Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

Today Good Brews Bad Views watches Tammy and the T-Rex, as when you have a giant T-Rex Statue and a few spare weeks on your hands, of course you make a 90 minute B-Movie starring newcomers Denise Richards and Paul Walker.

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Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

With everything that has happened to it over the last few years, one would think that the cruise industry would be as dead as the inhabitants of 2003's Ghost Ship. Unfortunately this is not the case. No one can claim that the GBBV Boys aren't topical in this Patron selected episode.

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Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

At long last Good Brews Bad Views is back to normal doing what we do best, teaching underprivileged youths how to become a choir to save their school from closing... Wait no that's what Whoopie Goldberg does in our first regular episode since March. Oh well same difference. Connoisseur of bad movies, Steve Cuff from Optimism Vaccine returns as a guest share his deep knowledge on all things Whoopie related. Ryan also watched Twin Peaks recently, so that comes up a few times.

Check out Optimism Vaccine's The Whoopathon, Back in the Habit, and Whoops for more Whoopster content.

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Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

While rebuilding the backlog, Max, Ryan, and James take some time to reflect on the movie theater industry over the past few months, when they will be comfortable returning to the theater, under what circumstances, the growing Drive-In demand, and weird theater financial stuff.

Regular episodes resume next month! If you like these deep dive discussions, let us know and there might be more in the future!

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