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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are hearing things they probably shouldn’t be hearing in the 1981 film from Brian De Palma, Blow Out.

Steven wants to know where he can get a shotgun microphone that’s as powerful as the one Travolta uses in this film.

Sean wants to know where he can see a whole lot more creepy John Lithgow performances (and he’s already seen Dexter).

Travolta wants to know if he’s going to hell for using Nancy Allen’s dying scream in his schlocky, probably a porn film he’s working on.

Allen probably wants to know why Travolta looks so greasy throughout this entire film.

Lithgow wants to know where he can get a new— MUST FOLLOW! MUST KILL! MUST BE A CREEPY WEIRDO!

(Recorded on May 12, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Blow Out - IMDb

Blow Out trailer - YouTube

Brian De Palma - IMDb

John Travolta - IMDb

Nancy Allen - IMDb

John Lithgow - IMDb

Dennis Franz - IMDb

Grease (1978) - IMDb

Lethal Weapon (1987) - IMDb

Barney Fife - Wikipedia

Conspiracy Theory (1997) - IMDb

Dexter (TV Series 2006–2013) - IMDb

3rd Rock from the Sun (TV Series 1996–2001) - IMDb

Harry and the Hendersons (1987) - IMDb

How I Met Your Mother (TV Series 2005–2014) - IMDb

Collateral (2004) - IMDb

Heat (1995) - IMDb

Sin City (2005) - IMDb

Goodfellas (1990) - IMDb

Mission: Impossible (1996) - IMDb

Mission: Impossible II (2000) - IMDb

The Conversation (1974) - IMDb

Batman: The Animated Series (TV Series 1992–1995) - IMDb

In the Heat of the Night (1967) - IMDb

Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - IMDb

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) - IMDb

Peter Jackson - IMDb

Predestination (2014) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are trying to stop our hearts from dying by doing everything we can to make our hearts explode in the 2006 film from Mark Neveldine and Bryan Taylor, Crank.

I’m going to give you a second to think of and give me the name of a film that’s more insane than this one. Go ahead.

Second’s up!

The only film that could possibly be more insane than this one is its sequel, Crank: High Voltage. THERE ARE NO OTHER CRAZIER FILMS! This thing is about as ridiculous, wild, ludicrous, violent, or gratuitous as this one.

To quote the great Martha Stewart, “Now that’s a good thing.”

So saddle up, slam several Red Bulls, and join us on this ride into utter and depraved lunacy. You’ll be glad you did.

(Recorded on April 29, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Crank - IMDb

Crank trailer - YouTube

Mark Neveldine - IMDb

Brian Taylor - IMDb

Jason Statham - IMDb

Amy Smart - IMDb

Efren Ramirez - IMDb

Jose Pablo Cantillo - IMDb

Carlos Sanz - IMDb

Dwight Yoakam - IMDb

The Incredibles (2004) - IMDb

The Good the Bad the Weird (2008) - IMDb

The Good, the Bad, the Weird | More Movies Please! - Libsyn

Deadpool (2016) - IMDb

Crank: High Voltage - IMDb

Crank: High Voltage Official Trailer - YouTube

RoboCop (1987) - IMDb

Central Intelligence (2016) - IMDb

Predator (1987) - IMDb

Heath Ledger - IMDb

Spy (2015) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are exploring the mysteries of the universe… Just kidding, we’re actually stealing a bunch of money from insane murderers in the 2021 film from Chase Palmer, Naked Singularity.

Ya know how, when you’re busy trying to steal a bunch of life-changing money, you feel a connection with the entire universe, nay, the multi-verse, and your connection with the ethereal messes with everything?

That’s a relatable feeling, right? We’ve all been there.

Or maybe you’re trying to defend an innocent person in court and the system isn’t prepared to see your client as a human being. Out of nowhere, you find yourself floating about a foot off the ground for indiscernable reasons. Could happen to anybody.

Or you’re in a firefight alongside a bunch of Rabbi mobsters. You’re battling it out, guns ablazing and tear gas canisters a-poppin'. You end up stabbing someone through the stomach with your giant katana sword. Just another Tuesday.

Everything I’ve described happens in this film. It’s all a little crazy.

(Recorded on April 29, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Naked Singularity - IMDb

Naked Singularity trailer - YouTube

Chase Palmer - IMDb

John Boyega - IMDb

Olivia Cooke - IMDb

Bill Skarsgård - IMDb

Ed Skrein - IMDb

Linda Lavin - IMDb

Tim Blake Nelson - IMDb

Suicide Squad (2016) - IMDb

The Suicide Squad (2021) - IMDb

Final Destination (2000) - IMDb

Chekhov’s gun - Wikipedia

Zombieland (2009) - IMDb

Zombieland: Double Tap (2019) - IMDb

Foggy Nelson - Wikipedia

Predestination (2014) - IMDb

Sin City (2005) - IMDb

Clive Owen - IMDb

Rosario Dawson - IMDb

Pixie (2020) - IMDb

Olivia Cooke - IMDb

Alec Baldwin - IMDb

Ready Player One (2018) - IMDb

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015) - IMDb

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) - IMDb

Ocean’s Eleven (2001) - IMDb

The Princess Bride (1987) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are flying through the clouds and kicking some Nazi butt in the 1991 film by Joe Johnston, The Rocketeer.

If I had Howard Hughes money, I would 100% build myself a jetpack, too. Who can blame the guy? Who in the world doesn’t want to fly high up with the birds and such? Even now, when commercial air travel is so prevalent and relatively affordable, a jetpack would be the coolest thing ever.

And where are they? We’ve been told, in countless Disney theme park exhibitions, that the future is going to be full of jetpacks and pill-sized meals. When will this future finally happen?

I’m sick of waiting!

Cliff makes it looks like so much fun in this film. I’m not looking to strap a sleek helmet onto my head and become some sort of high-flying superhero here. I would like to beat the freeway traffic and get to where I want to go in less than an hour, though. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.

All I’m saying is this movie is fun as heck, rousing time. And if you know someone who’s created or is even working on a viable personal jetpack, then let me know.

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

The Rocketeer - IMDb

Joe Johnston - IMDb

Billy Campbell - IMDb

Jennifer Connelly - IMDb

Alan Arkin - IMDb

Timothy Dalton - IMDb

Paul Sorvino - IMDb

Terry O’Quinn - IMDb

Ed Lauter - IMDb

Jon Polito - IMDb

Melora Hardin - IMDb

Margo Martindale - IMDb

Tiny Ron - IMDb

Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) - IMDb

The Flash (TV Series 2014– ) - IMDb

Arrow (TV Series 2012–2020) - IMDb

Supergirl (TV Series 2015–2021) - IMDb

The Flash (2023) - IMDb

Aquaman (2018) - IMDb

Do planes have odometers? - Aviation Stack Exchange

Howard Hughes - Wikipedia

Hell’s Angels (1930) - IMDb

Hughes H-4 Hercules - Wikipedia

Walking Tall (2004) - IMDb

Cobie Smulders - IMDb

Labyrinth (1986) - IMDb

Tropic Thunder (2008) - IMDb

Superman 64 - Wikipedia

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are saving the entire world from a massive alien invasion… yet again, in the Roland Emmerich film from 1996, Independence Day.

What is it with aliens who are always trying to blow up our national monuments? To be frank, it’s a real jerk move, and they should all be ashamed. They should feel bad about trying to exterminate the entire human race, but our greatest buildings and structures?

That’s going too far.

I digress. Those are all just buildings and structures. The US Bank building in downtown L.A.? They can just build a new one. I would be surprised if there’s a lot of fascinating history there. It’s indicative of a larger problem, though: Why are we leaving ourselves so open to chaos and destruction caused by creatures from the stars?

Where’s the global defense system that will save not only our landmarks, but our very lives? Is humanity so dispensable? Have we learned nothing from these movies?

Write your Congressperson, folks. We need to get on this. (Also, this movie is still entertaining as heck.)

(Recorded on April 22, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Independence Day - IMDb

Independence Day trailer - YouTube

Roland Emmerich - IMDb

Will Smith - IMDb

Bill Pullman - IMDb

Jeff Goldblum - IMDb

Vivica A. Fox - IMDb

Mary McDonnell - IMDb

Judd Hirsch - IMDb

Randy Quaid - IMDb

James Rebhorn - IMDb

Brent Spiner - IMDb

Moonfall (2022) - IMDb

Dual (2022) - IMDb

Karen Gillan - IMDb

Michael Bay - IMDb

Godzilla (1998) - IMDb

The X-Files (TV Series 1993–2018) - IMDb

Contact (1997) - IMDb

Jodie Foster - IMDb

Tom Skerritt - IMDb

Independence Day: Resurgence (2016) - IMDb

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) - IMDb

Arrival (2016) - IMDb

The Poseidon Adventure (1972) - IMDb

Poseidon (2006) - IMDb

Gene Hackman - IMDb

Her (2013) - IMDb

Titanic (1997) - IMDb

James Cameron - IMDb

Avatar (2009) - IMDb

The Terminator (1984) - IMDb

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are doing what a whole lot more people should be doing: Doing what Jason Statham tells us to do and staying out of the water. It’s the 2018 film from Jon Turteltaub, The Meg.

Some of you may think he’s just some English meathead who’s been in a few excellent Guy Ritchie films and a whole lot more terrible films from other directors. What you may not know is he’s secretly a genius oceanographer and deep sea diver.

You think I’m making things up? I think you’re not giving the great Statham the credit he so rightly deserves! He saved all of our lives from an enormous, nearly unstoppable megalodon shark and you have the temerity to deny him his bona fides? How dare you.

This is just another example of how hard the prettiest and richest people in the world have it. You have no idea. We’ve got an action film hero who just wants to demonstrate his love of the deep, blue sea and a bunch of armchair critics are demanding that he stay in his lane.

Well, not this guy! I’m 100% in camp Statham. When the next installment in the obviously a documentary series, The Meg 2: The Trench, comes out in 2023, I’ll be there celebrating this great man’s wonderful scientific achievements. Because that’s what a real fan does.

(Recorded on April 8, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

The Meg - IMDb

The Meg trailer - YouTube

Jon Turteltaub - IMDb

Jason Statham - IMDb

Bingbing Li - IMDb

Rainn Wilson - IMDb

Cliff Curtis - IMDb

Winston Chao - IMDb

Shuya Sophia Cai - IMDb

Ruby Rose - IMDb

Page Kennedy - IMDb

Robert Taylor - IMDb

Ólafur Darri Ólafsson - IMDb

Jessica McNamee - IMDb

Masi Oka - IMDb

Sharknado (TV Movie 2013) - IMDb

Sharknado | More Movies Please! - Libsyn

James Cameron - IMDb

Meg 2: The Trench (2023) - IMDb

Finding Nemo (2003) - IMDb

Jurassic World (2015) - IMDb

The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) - IMDb

The Suicide Squad (2021) - IMDb

Jason Momoa - IMDb

Flashpoint (comics) - Wikipedia

The Expendables 4 - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are making our way back to an alien infested planet for some damn reason even though there’s not really any sensible reason to when you get right down to it in the 1986 film from James Cameron, Aliens.

Full disclosure, I’m not someone who has seen all of the Alien films. Notably, I’m missing out on the third and fourth ones in the long-running series. That being said, when the hell are people going to start listening to Sigourney Weaver?

As far as I can tell, she’s there to be ridiculed and brushed off. “Look at that dopey science nerd telling us not to go investigate the killing ground of a possible murderous alien! Who cares if she might have tussled with one of those things? First, she’s a woman, and second, doesn’t she see how big our guns are?”

I’m assuming that’s how the conversation would have gone. It seems that sexism is alive and well in the Alien universe, despite space travel being a normal and boring thing.

On the other hand, this is a pretty dang good action film that stays true to the spirit of the first film. That James Cameron sure knows how to make a thrilling piece of entertainment. I think he’ll be going places.

(Recorded on April 8, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Aliens - IMDb

Aliens trailer - YouTube

James Cameron - IMDb

Sigourney Weaver - IMDb

Michael Biehn - IMDb

Carrie Henn - IMDb

Paul Reiser - IMDb

Lance Henriksen - IMDb

Bill Paxton - IMDb

William Hope - IMDb

Jenette Goldstein - IMDb

Al Matthews - IMDb

Mark Rolston - IMDb

Ricco Ross - IMDb

Contact (1997) - IMDb

Alien (1979) - IMDb

Ridley Scott - IMDb

Star Wars (1977) - IMDb

The Making of Aliens | J. W. Rinzler - Bookshop.org

Halo (franchise) - Wikipedia

Carl Weathers - IMDb

Predator (1987) - IMDb

Chekhov’s gun - Wikipedia

Lethal Weapon (1987) - IMDb

Prometheus (2012) - IMDb

Alien: Covenant (2017) - IMDb

Alien vs. Predator (2004) - IMDb

Titanic (1997) - IMDb

Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021) - IMDb

Looper (2012) - IMDb

The Adam Project (2022) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are chewing gum and kicking bad guy asses… and we’re all out of gum in the 2015 film from Paul Feig, Spy.

This film is a breath of fresh air. It’s a healing tonic when the world gets to be just too dang much. It’s a thrilling adventure story with amazing action, heartwarming friendship, and creepy Italian men. What more could a person want?

I’ll tell you what I want: a sequel to this wonderful film!

What the hell is happening out in Hollywood that a new adventure featuring the surprisingly badass Susan Cooper isn’t already a reality? It’s been years since this film came out. Give us a Spy 2, you cowards!

I’d be willing to put some money down that everyone involved with this first film would love to do a second. Where are the speed bumps? What could possibly be slowing things down? Readers/listeners, rest assured that if I had movie producer levels of money, then I would make the sequel happen in a heartbeat.

I don’t, unfortunately, but the spirit is there. Regardless, give us all more of this goodness. We deserve it after the last few years, wouldn’t you say?

(Recorded on April 1, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Spy - IMDb

Spy trailer - YouTube

Paul Feig - IMDb

Melissa McCarthy - IMDb

Miranda Hart - IMDb

Rose Byrne - IMDb

Jude Law - IMDb

Jason Statham - IMDb

Bobby Cannavale - IMDb

Morena Baccarin - IMDb

Gilmore Girls (TV Series 2000–2007) - IMDb

Tammy (2014) - IMDb

The Transporter (2002) - IMDb

The Transporter | More Movies Please! - Libsyn

Peter Serafinowicz - IMDb

The Tick (TV Series 2016–2019) - IMDb

John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) - IMDb

The Peter Serafinowicz Show (TV Series 2007–2008) - IMDb

Bridesmaids (2011) - IMDb

Freaks and Geeks (TV Series 1999–2000) - IMDb

The Expendables (2010) - IMDb

The Meg (2018) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are on a relentless mission to avenge the lives of our loved ones in the 2020 film from Anders Thomas Jensen, Riders of Justice.

With elements of a funnier Taken, the series proving that knowing Liam Neeson means you will one day be kidnapped, this Danish film transforms a tragedy of immense proportions into a thriller that may only work from a Scandinavian country.

It’s been proven time and again that those countries understand how to produce snowy mystery films and tv shows that are a step above the rest of the world. Heck, there’s a whole genre of books written by Scandinavian authors that feature the sort of tone that infuses this film.

It’s one of the reasons why I would love to go to Denmark or Sweden or Norway. Not necessarily because I want to risk my life (note: I’m sure those countries are remarkably safe places, especially compared to my home country), but because I wouldn’t mind them making a gripping film series about me.

I know I’d want to see it: A well-meaning podcast host suddenly finds himself hot on the trail of a creepy serial killer who only works when the Northern Lights shine over the world. The story just writes itself at that point!

Oh, and the film we’re talking about this episode is amazing. Make sure you watch it.

(Recorded on April 1, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Riders of Justice - IMDb

Riders of Justice trailer - YouTube

Anders Thomas Jensen - IMDb

Mads Mikkelsen - IMDb

Nikolaj Lie Kaas - IMDb

Lars Brygmann - IMDb

Nicolas Bro - IMDb

Andrea Heick Gadeberg - IMDb

Gustav Lindh - IMDb

Taken (2008) - IMDb

John Wick (2014) - IMDb

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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are incapable of dying but are shooting everyone in every room we enter with the 2007 film from Michael Davis, Shoot ‘Em Up.

Have you ever found yourself wondering how many ways a person can be killed by a partially munched-on carrot? Do we have a film for you! But the fun and games don’t stop there, folks!

How many people can one unstoppable killing machine wipe off the face of this earth?

Is it actually possible to shoot people dead while skydiving?

What are the mechanics of murder while you’re having knock-down, bang-around sex?

All these questions and more will be answered with this month’s B-movie bonus episode! Listen on to find out if we declare this film a blunder, a flunder, or the mythical BRILLIANT.

(Recorded on March 18, 2022)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Shoot ‘Em Up - IMDb

Shoot ‘Em Up trailer - YouTube

Clive Owen - IMDb

Monica Bellucci - IMDb

Paul Giamatti - IMDb

Daniel Pilon - IMDb

Stephen McHattie - IMDb

Bugs Bunny - Wikipedia

Hardcore Henry (2015) - IMDb

Crank (2006) - IMDb

Keanu Reeves - IMDb

John Wick (2014) - IMDb

The Matrix (1999) - IMDb

Arnold Schwarzenegger - IMDb

Quentin Tarantino - IMDb

Quentin Tarantino Tells Bill Maher He is Not Budging on Retirement - Variety

Death Proof (2007) - IMDb

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) - IMDb

Batman Begins (2005) - IMDb

Deadpool (2016) - IMDb

Prince Albert Piercing: 3 Types, Sexual Benefits, Risks, Care, More - Healthline

(Sean called this a “Prince Edward piercing” and he could not have been more wrong. Who know what Prince Edward is rocking down those pants of his, but it may not be one of these.)

Mandy Patinkin - IMDb

The Equalizer (2014) - IMDb

Liam Neeson - IMDb

Taken (2008) - IMDb

Psycho Goreman (2020) - IMDb

Big Game (2014) - IMDb

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