Men Who Like Men Who Like Movies!

This week for Shawn's birthday we are watching the 1999 classic The Mummy! We are joined this episode by Clayton's oldest and dearest friend, Tiffany Barr, host of the Living This Life Yo! podcast! We discuss the insanely hot cast, our hatred of Forrest Gump, how funny everything is, disagree on the quality of the FX work, and very much agree on how much we adore Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser in general and as these characters!

This week, we discuss American healthcare! I mean, Repo! The Genetic Opera - a bizarre little musical that is delightful as it is memorable! Along for the trip to the opera is friend of the pod and returning guest Caroline Boisvert-Storey! Together we dig into it all - the songs, the performances (Paris Hilton is amazing!!!), and alllll the twisted delights this film has to offer! Zydrate, jellybeans, corpse ventroloquism, nailed bass notes, it's all here so put on your best face and secure it tightly and sequester yourself 'cause we're singing about surgery (surgery)

This week we watched James Cameron's 1984 classic - The Terminator! Helping us out is Heather Wixson, author of the Monsters, Makeup, & Effects series - check out the interview we did with her about her book! It's really good! We talk about the groundbreaking effects, the beautiful performances, the guerilla filmmaking, go on a rant about milk (and Dark Fate), settle on if this is a slasher film, and Heather declares that, "Dick rules!"

This week we watched the film that made Clayton invested in the Academy Awards for the first time: Up in the Air! We are joined by Ian George and Adina Hilton, the hosts of one of our favorite podcasts - Cover to Credits! We break down the themes of the films, the complex characterizations, the phenomenal performances, the biting script, and of course Melanie Lynskey. We also give very impassioned opinions about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, amongst other treasures contained within! Come with us on the cross country journey that turned Anna Kendrick into a household name and you'll always have elite status in our book!

Christ, I miss the Cold War. This week we're talking all things 007 as we discuss 1995's GoldenEye with returning guest Sean from Review It Yourself! We get into Bond history, our varying opinions on Bond Eras/Bond Girls/Bond films in general, and the many things we love about GoldenEye specifically (Clayton also sings Gaston for, reasons) so skip the foreplay and grab your vodka martini (straight up, with a twist) and listen to us wax poetic about the one and only Bond. Jimbo Bond.

This week we decided to tackle perfection and talk about 2010's Black Swan! Helping us transform this week is returning guest Russell Garrett on loan from the Drafty Quarters Podcast Network! We break down very important things like Natalie Portman's performance, masturbation, what a sequel might be titled and more! You won't want to miss a revealing second of this one, and when you finish - live a little!

We've got a special bonus episode for you this week! We're talking with Dave Kerr of Slasher 15 Films to talk about his horror film production company and more specifically - Bloody Summer Camp! We talk about the creativity you're forced to come up with when making independent films, the STELLAR gory effects work done by his very talented wife, his inspirations in starting a production company, and just how much fun movie making is! Be sure to check this one out when you get the chance -- and keep an eye out for their future films!!!

This week we talked about the most successful romantic comedy of all time - My Big Fat Greek Wedding! Joining us is a very special guest and friend of the pod, Rohun Oberoi! Together, we break down why this film works as well as it does - from the cast, to the script, and how very true to life it is! We talk about the differences in immigrant families, the tragedy of finding a good bagel, and wonder if Windex really can fix anything! Find out how it all goes down right here! Oompa!

This week we took a stay at a little inn that may or may not be haunted and watched Ti West's criminally underseen and underappreciated 2011 film The Innkeepers! We are joined this week by Joshua Tonks, a lovely actor/screenwriter (and a fellow Buffy fan and 90's kid!) to help us discover what makes this film so special and endearing (hint: it's basically Sara Paxton)

Is this the most relatable workplace comedy ever? That also just happens to be a ghost story? Maybe so. Let us know what movies made you feel SEEN in a moment as clearly as we all did watching Claire take out the trash!