Gutter Trash

Recorded on August 23, 2009.

More fun than a coven of donkeys.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review Charles Burns’ decades in production comic, Black Hole, and gush over his absolutely perfect artwork. We also think of dream directors for an adaptation of the book. I also bring you Tales From Indiana, Jason and I discuss Angry Danzig and his claws, giant horse cock vs. Jesus, and go on an adventure with my wireless keyboard. Finally we talk about Guy Davis’ The Marquis, and Brian Bolland’s terrible cover art.

Episode 41: Black Hole

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Black Sabbath.

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Episode 41 / Time – 81:26 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Recorded on August 9, 2009.

Lordy lordy look who’s forty.

This week on Gutter Trash, we have zombies on the brain (Brains!) as we review the zombie comedy Fido, which turns into a battle for Best Zombie Comedy (Shaun of the Dead). We also discuss car troubles, spray-on hair, the history of Research Blvd., and more Tiny Lister. I also sorta review The Collector, and reveal my love for manufactured nostalgia.

Episode 40: Fido

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Clem Snide.

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Episode 40 / Time – 72:12 min. / File Size – 33mb

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Recorded on August 9, 2009.

It’s my berfday. Here’s my present to you. I’m sorry.

This week on a confounded episode of Gutter Trash, Jason and I review Sam Keith’s mindboggling experiment, My Inner Bimbo. Jason regales us with a tale of danger, excitement, ex-cons, Kool-Aid, air-conditioning and cell phones. And when that falls flat, we talk about 12 sided die. Otherwise, pretty lackluster.

Episode 39: My Inner Bimbo

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Neutral Milk Hotel.

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Episode 39 / Time – 78:08 min. / File Size – 36mb

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Recorded on July 20, 2009.

Prepare to be Double Shyamalaned!

On a lengthy episode, Jason and I review Luc Besson’s Sci-Fi film The Fifth Element starring Tiny Lister and Ian Holm. We discuss manly feats, and are intolerant of lactose. In a rare treat, I have a psychological breakdown and scream at kids playing in the back lot of my apartment. Jason learns the true meaning of the word “virgin”. I give a bonus review of the movie Martyrs, we talk about Stan Lee’s Spider-Man comic strip, the failed Avengers cartoon, and then I read customer reviews of my local comic shop.

Episode 38: The Fifth Element

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Shiny Toy Guns.

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Episode 38 / Time – 85:55 min. / File Size – 39mb

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Recorded on July 16, 2009.

Rosebud was a sled!

On the worst and most disgusting episode ever, Jason and I awkwardly and poorly review Niklas Asker’s debut graphic novel Second Thoughts. Warning: Spoilers abound, because everything Jason touches is ruined. Thanks, Jason! Seriously, Niklas Asker couldn’t have asked for a worst podcast to review his excellent comic. We’re sorry. Anyway, I wonder whatever happened to Kyle Baker, and Jason announces his big charity pledge.

Episode 37: Second Thoughts

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Eisley.

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Episode 37 / Time – 69:04 min. / File Size – 32mb

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Recorded on July 2, 2009.

It’s in your head.

We’ve done some bad shows. We’ll probably do some more bad shows (check out next week!). But this bad show is actually due to audio quality. I apologize in advance. I will not apologize for the quality of the contents. You knew what you were getting into, and you’re getting what you paid for. Anyhoo, on another filler episode, we diss on Frank Miller some more, I talk about my least favorite comic artist ever, we discuss “That Guy” actors, and are disgusted and fearful of modern technology.

Episode 36: Filler

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Slayer.

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Episode 36 / Time – 80:11 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Recorded on July 5, 2009.

But if he’s our only listener, and he’s on the show, who’s listening? The paradox is breaking my brain!

This week on a Very Special episode of Gutter Trash, we review the new Michael Mann film, Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale. Joining us is our friend, listener and long running show in-joke, Pat Kain for what is possibly the most homoerotic show we’ve ever recorded. Pat marvels at the wonders of my apartment, we discover the existence of people, I run through my employment history, and Jason opens up about his stunted development.

Episode 35: Public Enemies

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Public Enemy (with Anthrax).

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Episode 35 / Time – 82:19 min. / File Size – 38mb

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Recorded on June 18, 2009.

Longest Episode Ever? I think so. It sure feels like it.

This week on a less than purrfect episode of Gutter Trash, we review Darwyn Cooke’s noir Catwoman graphic novel, Selina’s Big Score. We also discuss the odd celebrity appeal of Dave Mustaine and Scott Ian, and I do a piss-poor Patrick Warburton impression while Jason and I reminisce over The Tick cartoon. Later on, I get a work related phone call, and Jason prepares for a big day.

Episode 34: Selina’s Big Score

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Guided By Voices.

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Episode 34 / Time – 87:38 min. / File Size – 40mb

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Recorded on June 7, 2009.

I love the smell of podcasts in the morning.

This week on Gutter Trash, feel the horror… the horror… of Jason and myself reviewing Francis Ford Coppola’s Vietnam War classic Apocalypse Now. We learn that war is bad, and I can’t defend my stance against pretension. We also try to pronounce “Mxyzptlk”, discuss the hotness of Anne Ramsay, my personal crimes against libraries, and our high-pitched girlie voices. Jason invents a new phrase that should rightfully take the world by storm.

And I’d like to plug a few pieces of awesome. The Kirby Project, an art blog inspired by the work of Jack Kirby, and One Year in Indiana, an awesome mini-comic about a metal vocalist stuck in the midwest.

Oh, and fuck Joe G.

Episode 33: Apocalypse Now

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Sepultura.

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Episode 33 / Time – 82:24 min. / File Size – 38mb

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Recorded on June 7, 2009.

This is my favorite comic. Can’t get no simpler than that.

On this week’s episode of Gutter Trash, we review the trade paperback Jack Staff: Everything Used to be Black and White. This is the first 12 issues self-published by creator Paul Grist before moving over to Image Comics. Also in this episode Jason destroys my crush on Geena Davis, again. We find the correlation between Punk Rock and G.I. Joe, discuss the dual Julie Browns, and my love of the Squishee. Finally, I resort to poorly ripping off podcasts far more interesting than this.

Episode 32: Jack Staff

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Motörhead.

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Episode 32 / Time – 74:37 min. / File Size – 34mb

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