G&Q Review

What We Do in the Shadows (2014, IMDb: 7.7) – Grant and Quinn are BACK and kick off spooky season with a mockumentary horror comedy film from New Zealand. They also discuss some of the biggest TV Show ending disappointments.

Epic Movie (2007, IMDb: 2.4) – It’s a double feature!…kind of. Grant and Quinn split this episode in two. They first discuss this not-so-epic parody film, then transition into an almost equally not epic presentation from your favorite tech company.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975, IMDb: 8.2) – Grant and Quinn review this classic comedy film from the famous British sketch comedy group. Have you heard a line in this film before? Definitely. But did Grant and Quinn like the film? Listen to find out!

Alone in the Dark (2005, IMDb: 2.4) – Grant and Quinn hunker down and watch an absolutely terrible video game horror film directed by a crazy German dude who will box you if you criticize his films. So…we hope we don’t get punched.

The Wages of Fear (1953, IMDb: 8.1) – Grant and Quinn witness the raw power of nitroglycerine in this French–Italian thriller film. We also take a look at this movie’s “remake” by the name of “Sorcerer”, which was released in 1977.

The Holy Mountain (1973, IMDb: 7.9) – Grant and Quinn begin with a tangent about the California DMV, but then transition into their psychedelic experience watching The Holy Mountain. We’re not even sure what to believe anymore. Anyways, real life awaits us.

Kazaam (1996, IMDb: 3.0) – Imagine Aladdin but Shaquille O’Neal is the giant genie. Pretty cool, huh? Grant and Quinn get to bottom of this weird live action movie.

Judgment at Nuremberg (1961, IMDb: 8.2) – Grant and Quinn make their triumphant return to some of the BEST movies the world has to offer with this thought-provoking trial movie. It’s universally accepted that some of the world’s worst atrocities took place under Hitler’s leadership, but who else is to blame? Are you guilty?

Hercules in New York (1970, IMDb: 3.3) – It doesn’t matter if you watch the original version or the dubbed theatrical release, this movie straight blows. Come hang out with Grant and Quinn to hear why you should not watch jacked Arnold Schwarzenegger’s debut film.

The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002, IMDb: 3.8) – What a flop, a major whiff. If you have a weird friend who likes this movie, consider ending your relationship with that person. Grant and Quinn also discover every “bad” movie is bad for a different reason.