Mixed Review

Mixed Review

By Kevin Burns and William TuttleComedyTV & FilmSociety & CulturePhilosophy
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Mixed Review episodes

  • 8: Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
    Join us as we wander into the Outback and discuss Mad Max: Welcome to Thunderdome, Mad Max: Morrow-Morrow Land, and Road Warrior II: Beyond Thunderdome with special guests: Our Fans.
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  • 7: Birth
    We drink a nasty beer cocktail as Silas describes bovine afterbirth in detail, William namedrops both Roddy McDowall and Anthony Perkins for some reason, and Kevin gushes over Jonathan Glazer's 2004 movie Birth starring Nicole Kidman.
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  • Episode 7 - Birth
    We drink a nasty beer cocktail as Silas describes bovine afterbirth in detail, William namedrops both Roddy McDowall and Anthony Perkins for some reason, and Kevin gushes over Jonathan Glazer's 2004 movie Birth starring Nicole Kidman.
    1 hr 4 min
  • 6: Hollow Man
    In this surprisingly topical episode, we dissect Paul Verhoeven's 2000 sci-fi hit Hollow Man, starring Kevin Bacon's bacon, an invisible ape, and a whole lot of distasteful violence. Paging Johnny Depp!
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  • Episode 6 - Hollow Man
    In this surprisingly topical episode, we dissect Paul Verhoeven's 2000 sci-fi hit Hollow Man, starring Kevin Bacon's bacon, an invisible ape, and a whole lot of distasteful violence. Paging Johnny Depp!
    1 hr 14 min
  • 5: Ishtar
    In what could be considered our very own Ishtar, Silas flashes his boob, Kevin breaks down a scene from Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, and we cast Crispin Glover and Tom Cruise in Elaine May's box-office disaster, Ishtar.
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  • Episode 5 - Ishtar
    In what could be considered our very own Ishtar, Silas flashes his boob, Kevin breaks down a scene from Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, and we cast Crispin Glover and Tom Cruise in Elaine May's box-office disaster, Ishtar.
    1 hr 12 min
  • 4: Cruising
    On this episode, we go deep undercover to hunt for meaning inside William Friedkin’s controversial Cruising.
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A biweekly review show tackling movies that split critics, split the audience, or split one from the other featuring movie-themed mixed drinks and pseudointellectual ponderings posited under the…