Mid-Life Crisis Task Force

"The Christmas Shoes" was voted worst Christmas song of all time by Jezebel.com, so of course Hallmark made a film out of it! Starring Rob Lowe and Kimberly Williams, it'll tug at your heart strings, or at least trigger your gag reflex.

This one is a departure from our normal fare. 

We begin by talking about technology and social media, but start to delve into politics and how the three are intertwined. We hope you enjoy!

In the first of a series in which we discuss good movies, we take an in-depth analysis of director Fritz Lang's 1931 film M. A masterpiece of German Expressionist cinema that still holds up today from the directory and writer (Thea von Harbou) that brought you Metropolis.

SPOILER WARNING!!!! We go into the story and plot lines of this film, so we highly encourage you to watch it before listening to this podcast if you're new to it. DON'T SAY WE DID'T WARN YOU!!

With Rando out of town, Pancho & Lefty sit down to discuss their musical tastes, the recording industry, and how listening to music has changed over the years. 

(This episode was recorded before the Spooky Halloween music episode from two weeks ago.)

Pancho & Lefty discuss music appropriate for the Halloween season, from heavy metal favorites like Blue Oyster Cult and Black Sabbath to the traditions of the murder ballad in Country and Americana.

With Halloween coming, we discuss horror movies: what makes a good one and which ones are our favorites. 

Join as we watch and react to The Manster for the first time! This was recorded prior to our discussion what was featured in last week's Trash for the Masses episode. Simply start this recording when you press play on the film! Hopefully it syncs up properly! :D

Watch for on Amazon Prime (colorized): https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B096FLCNG1/ref=atv_dl_rdr?autoplay=1

Or on YouTube (Black & White): https://youtu.be/Sn2dztCLvL8

This is the first our Trash for the Masses series in which we watch and review bad movies and such. Today, we discuss the 1959 classic(?) The Manster.

In this episode, we discuss the midnight movie. What is it? What constitutes one? Which ones have we seen (or not seen)?

In this episode, we left the proverbial tape running after recording our previous episode and discussed movies in general and how the industry and the movie watching experience has changed post-pandemic, along with some other topics. At times a bit unfocused, but we thought it interesting enough to share.