On the podcast this week, Steven and Sean are convinced there’s someone watching us from the corner of the room. No seriously, he’s right there. We’re not crazy! He’s invisible and he’s watching us right now! It’s the 2020 film from Leigh Whannell, The Invisible Man.

I’ve just got to say right now at the start of this thing: Elisabeth Moss is wonderful. She’s just an amazing acting force. Sure, okay, she’s a Scientologist and that’s really not great, but hey, we’ve all got our flaws. Nobody’s perfect, right?

(Scientologists, if you’re reading, we’re totally cool. Don’t stalk or kill us. We’re not worth it. You’ve got more important people to intimidate and some ridiculous delusions to cultivate.)

But this film… Wow. Just wow. So Cecilia Kass is a lovely person who’s being terrorized by her sociopathic, vindictive ass of a boyfriend. He’s a real piece of work and is terrible to the core. Seriously, such an ass. Unfortunately, he’s also something of an optics genius and has invented a suit that projects from it a perfect copy of its surroundings. Essentially, it’s an invisibility suit. He can sneak around, perform crimes, and just be the creepiest bastard that’s ever lived without consequences. He uses this technology to perform some of the most extreme gaslighting we’ve ever seen. He helps convince everyone that Cecilia is big-time crazy. Quite the catch, right?

She’s not going down without a serious fight, though…

We haven’t experienced such a suspenseful and thrilling movie in a long time. This film’s got the creepy goods and makes use of it very well. We couldn’t help wondering what was around every dark corner. We found ourselves thinking, Is anything actually there? Are our eyes seeing something or is this all just a trick? Are we going crazy, too?

We loved this movie. It’s got a great story, amazing visuals, and sound design that just won’t let up on the creepy good stuff ever. This is an expertly made thriller that you should definitely see if you’re a fan of these sorts of movies.

You can thank us later.

(Recorded on August 20, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

The Invisible Man - IMDb

The Invisible Man trailer - YouTube

Hollow Man - IMDb

Elisabeth Moss - IMDb

Inside the Sydney House That Appears in Hollywood Film The Invisible Man - TheLatch

The Invisible Man opening titles - Art of the Title

The Invisible Man director Leigh Whannell figured out how to make empty corners horrifying - AV Club

How The Invisible Man Based Its Gaslighting Thriller on Real-Life Stories of Abuse - Time

Invisible Car | Die Another Day - YouTube

Helicarrier - Fandom

Zodiac - IMDb

Our Top 5 Favorite Movies, Part 5 | More Movies Please - Libsyn

Blumhouse

This Is America | Childish Gambino - YouTube

Stefan Duscio - IMDb

Church Massacre | Kingsman - YouTube

The Magic Castle

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On the podcast this week, Steven and Sean are throwing one last rager and really, really, really not looking forward to tomorrow while we talk about the very heavy 2002 film from Spike Lee, 25th Hour.

If you only had one single day of freedom left before being sent away to prison for seven whole years, what would you do with that time? Would you have the greatest party ever? Would you make sure everyone in your life knows they’re loved by you? Would your run, assume a new identity, and live out the rest of your days as a fugitive from the law?

Those are the big questions at the center of this film. Our main character, Monty Brogan (what an amazing name, right?), got big time busted dealing some pretty serious drugs and now has just twenty-four hours before he has to report for a seven year prison term. Seven years! Talk about a crazy amount of time to be locked away from his family, friends, and the woman he loves.

Oh, also his wonderful dog, Doyle.

Coming soon after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, this film depicts a place that’s been forever transformed. The characters here float through their days, sometimes literally, in a haze of confusion, fear, and occasionally some Bacchanalian revelry. Hey, who doesn’t want to blow off some steam in a nightclub when the whole world has come crashing down around you?

We were fascinated by the story and characters of this movie. There’s not a whole lot of happiness to be found in it, mostly just tension, but you’ll witness some intense examinations of real people. From the desperation found in Monty to the sad chaos inside his friends to the cracking facades put on by his father and girlfriend, there’s nothing but raw emotion. We found this one to have performances that should be taught in acting classes. It’s just that good.

(Recorded on August 13, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

25th Hour - IMDb

25th Hour trailer - YouTube

David Benioff - IMDb

Champagne for my real friends, real pain for my sham friends - Wikipedia

Barry Pepper - IMDb

Philip Seymour Hoffman - IMDb

Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town | Mariah Carey - YouTube

World Trade Center - Wikipedia

Spike Lee - The Dolly Shot - YouTube

Anna Paquin - IMDb

Super - IMDb

Fashion Island

Toddler Besties Share Huge Hug on Sidewalk - YouTube

Store Manager Lists World’s Last BLOCKBUSTER on Airbnb for Local Residents - Airbnb Newsroom

127 Hours - IMDb

Brian Cox - IMDb

Inception - IMDb

X2: X-Men United - IMDb

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On the podcast this week, Steven and Sean are throwing one last rager and really, really, really not looking forward to tomorrow while we talk about the very heavy 2002 film from Spike Lee, 25th Hour.

If you only had one single day of freedom left before being sent away to prison for seven whole years, what would you do with that time? Would you have the greatest party ever? Would you make sure everyone in your life knows they’re loved by you? Would your run, assume a new identity, and live out the rest of your days as a fugitive from the law?

Those are the big questions at the center of this film. Our main character, Monty Brogan (what an amazing name, right?), got big time busted dealing some pretty serious drugs and now has just twenty-four hours before he has to report for a seven year prison term. Seven years! Talk about a crazy amount of time to be locked away from his family, friends, and the woman he loves.

Oh, also his wonderful dog, Doyle.

Coming soon after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, this film depicts a place that’s been forever transformed. The characters here float through their days, sometimes literally, in a haze of confusion, fear, and occasionally some Bacchanalian revelry. Hey, who doesn’t want to blow off some steam in a nightclub when the whole world has come crashing down around you?

We were fascinated by the story and characters of this movie. There’s not a whole lot of happiness to be found in it, mostly just tension, but you’ll witness some intense examinations of real people. From the desperation found in Monty to the sad chaos inside his friends to the cracking facades put on by his father and girlfriend, there’s nothing but raw emotion. We found this one to have performances that should be taught in acting classes. It’s just that good.

(Recorded on August 13, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

25th Hour - IMDb

25th Hour trailer - YouTube

David Benioff - IMDb

Champagne for my real friends, real pain for my sham friends - Wikipedia

Barry Pepper - IMDb

Philip Seymour Hoffman - IMDb

Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town | Mariah Carey - YouTube

World Trade Center - Wikipedia

Spike Lee - The Dolly Shot - YouTube

Anna Paquin - IMDb

Super - IMDb

Fashion Island

Toddler Besties Share Huge Hug on Sidewalk - YouTube

Store Manager Lists World’s Last BLOCKBUSTER on Airbnb for Local Residents - Airbnb Newsroom

127 Hours - IMDb

Brian Cox - IMDb

Inception - IMDb

X2: X-Men United - IMDb

Layer Cake - IMDb

John Wick - IMDb

The Shawshank Redemption - IMDb

Inside Man | More Movies Please! - Libsyn

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Let me ask you one simple question: are you going to throw away your shot at listening to a podcast episode featuring an amazing movie about a certain somebody named…

Alexander Hamilton?

I sure as heck hope not! We’re wrapping up our entire month of musicals with the captivating, rapturous 2020 film by Thomas Kail, Hamilton. Boy, what a doozy this one is.

From his humble beginnings all the way to his gruesome demise, Alexander Hamilton shows us what it takes to not only be a person who holds their convictions most dear, but also form an entire freaking nation. He’s dedicated. He’s a dreamer. He… has some serious flaws.

We’ve all got the honor of seeing his life dramatized in one of the most invigorating and electrifying stage plays that’s ever been made. Seriously, if you walk away from this movie without a stirring of intense emotion, then you should watch it again because you probably missed something important. There’s a reason why it’s one of the most successful Broadway shows ever, and that reason is on full display here. If you haven’t already, then sign up for Disney+ and watch it.

This is a deep movie about an important man’s entire life. There’s far too much to recount in the show notes of a podcast. Stop reading this and just listen to the episode already!

(Recorded on July 30, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Hamilton - IMDb

Hamilton trailer - YouTube

Hamilton - Disney+

Alexander Hamilton - Wikipedia

This is a pretty decent primer on this historical figure. There are many books that have been written about him, and you should probably read those too, but this is a good start.

Alexander Hamilton | Ron Chernow - Goodreads

Titanic - IMDb

Wizarding World

Motion Picture Association film rating system - Wikipedia

Today's MPAA Ratings Hold Little Value for Parents - WIRED

Shrek - IMDb

Pantages Theatre - Broadway in Hollywood

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Across the Universe - IMDb

Waitress - IMDb

Gobo (lighting) - Wikipedia

Barn doors (light modifier) - Photokonnexion

Why Movie Posters All Look the Same - The Wrap

Seriously, all posters look the same and they all tend to use blue and orange colors.

Alexander Hamilton's Complicated Relationship to Slavery - History

Hamilton Tops Tony Awards With 11 Wins - Playbill

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Let me ask you one simple question: are you going to throw away your shot at listening to a podcast episode featuring an amazing movie about a certain somebody named…

Alexander Hamilton?

I sure as heck hope not! We’re wrapping up our entire month of musicals with the captivating, rapturous 2020 film by Thomas Kail, Hamilton. Boy, what a doozy this one is.

From his humble beginnings all the way to his gruesome demise, Alexander Hamilton shows us what it takes to not only be a person who holds their convictions most dear, but also form an entire freaking nation. He’s dedicated. He’s a dreamer. He… has some serious flaws.

We’ve all got the honor of seeing his life dramatized in one of the most invigorating and electrifying stage plays that’s ever been made. Seriously, if you walk away from this movie without a stirring of intense emotion, then you should watch it again because you probably missed something important. There’s a reason why it’s one of the most successful Broadway shows ever, and that reason is on full display here. If you haven’t already, then sign up for Disney+ and watch it.

This is a deep movie about an important man’s entire life. There’s far too much to recount in the show notes of a podcast. Stop reading this and just listen to the episode already!

(Recorded on July 30, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Hamilton - IMDb

Hamilton trailer - YouTube

Hamilton - Disney+

Alexander Hamilton - Wikipedia

This is a pretty decent primer on this historical figure. There are many books that have been written about him, and you should probably read those too, but this is a good start.

Alexander Hamilton | Ron Chernow - Goodreads

Titanic - IMDb

Wizarding World

Motion Picture Association film rating system - Wikipedia

Today's MPAA Ratings Hold Little Value for Parents - WIRED

Shrek - IMDb

Pantages Theatre - Broadway in Hollywood

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Across the Universe - IMDb

Waitress - IMDb

Gobo (lighting) - Wikipedia

Barn doors (light modifier) - Photokonnexion

Why Movie Posters All Look the Same - The Wrap

Seriously, all posters look the same and they all tend to use blue and orange colors.

Alexander Hamilton's Complicated Relationship to Slavery - History

Hamilton Tops Tony Awards With 11 Wins - Playbill

Phillipa Soo - IMDb

How I Met Your Mother - IMDb

George III of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

Jonathan Groff - IMDb

Who’s gonna run this bitch? | Gabriel Iglesias - YouTube

Mindhunter - IMDb

Armageddon - IMDb

The Book of Mormon

About Us | More Movies Please! - Libsyn

Scrubs - IMDb

Hamilton (Original Broadway Cast Recording) - Amazon

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Put on your finest Christmas duds and warm up those pipes of yours because we’ve got a comedy horror… musical in store for you? Wait wait. This one is a comedy and a horror and a musical? All in one movie? You bet your butt it is! For our latest B-movie bonus episode, we watched the gruesome and hilarious John McPhail film, Anna and the Apocalypse.

So it’s Christmas time in the U.K. and wouldn’t you know it, there’s a zombie apocalypse on. Just everyone’s luck, right? You’re about to finish up high school, you’ve got big plans to travel the world, and then everyone starts turning up dead! Or rather, undead.

This is exactly the predicament Anna Shepherd finds herself in. Dang it, she just wants to start living the life she wants to live already! She wants it so bad that she’s singing it out loud. In fact, everyone’s singing in this one. It is a musical after all.

But what’s to be done when zombies start taking over and eating everyone? Well, as the age-old wisdom goes, you start bashing in some zombie brains if you want to make it out alive. If you’ve still got a song in your heart, well then you’d better belt it out, as well. You never know how many of those opportunities you’ll have before you end up dead.

Damn! I mean undead. Undead! Sheesh. You’d think I’d never seen a comedy horror musical about a zombie apocalypse before now or something.

When it comes to our monthly B-movie episodes, there’s only one question we’re trying to answer by the end: is this movie brilliant or a blunder? We’ll leave it to you to listen to the episode to find out.

(Recorded on July 23, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Anna and the Apocalypse - IMDb

Anna and the Apocalypse trailer - YouTube

Zombieland - IMDb

Shaun of the Dead - IMDb

La La Land - IMDb

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - IMDb

Oblivious to the Zombies | Shaun of the Dead - YouTube

Dawn of the Dead - IMDb

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - IMDb

Dragon Ball Z - IMDb

Scooby Doo, Where Are You? - IMDb

Every "Meddling Kids" comment from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - YouTube

Santa Baby | Eartha Kitt - YouTube

Magic Mike - IMDb

Grandma’s Boy - IMDb

World War Z - IMDb

Across the Universe - IMDb

The Walking Dead - IMDb

The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead | Max Brooks - Goodreads

Learn how to protect yourself from the inevitable zombie apocalypse with this informative and entertaining guide. From the son of famed filmmaker, Mel Brooks!

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Put on your finest Christmas duds and warm up those pipes of yours because we’ve got a comedy horror… musical in store for you? Wait wait. This one is a comedy and a horror and a musical? All in one movie? You bet your butt it is! For our latest B-movie bonus episode, we watched the gruesome and hilarious John McPhail film, Anna and the Apocalypse.

So it’s Christmas time in the U.K. and wouldn’t you know it, there’s a zombie apocalypse on. Just everyone’s luck, right? You’re about to finish up high school, you’ve got big plans to travel the world, and then everyone starts turning up dead! Or rather, undead.

This is exactly the predicament Anna Shepherd finds herself in. Dang it, she just wants to start living the life she wants to live already! She wants it so bad that she’s singing it out loud. In fact, everyone’s singing in this one. It is a musical after all.

But what’s to be done when zombies start taking over and eating everyone? Well, as the age-old wisdom goes, you start bashing in some zombie brains if you want to make it out alive. If you’ve still got a song in your heart, well then you’d better belt it out, as well. You never know how many of those opportunities you’ll have before you end up dead.

Damn! I mean undead. Undead! Sheesh. You’d think I’d never seen a comedy horror musical about a zombie apocalypse before now or something.

When it comes to our monthly B-movie episodes, there’s only one question we’re trying to answer by the end: is this movie brilliant or a blunder? We’ll leave it to you to listen to the episode to find out.

(Recorded on July 23, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Anna and the Apocalypse - IMDb

Anna and the Apocalypse trailer - YouTube

Zombieland - IMDb

Shaun of the Dead - IMDb

La La Land - IMDb

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - IMDb

Oblivious to the Zombies | Shaun of the Dead - YouTube

Dawn of the Dead - IMDb

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - IMDb

Dragon Ball Z - IMDb

Scooby Doo, Where Are You? - IMDb

Every "Meddling Kids" comment from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - YouTube

Santa Baby | Eartha Kitt - YouTube

Magic Mike - IMDb

Grandma’s Boy - IMDb

World War Z - IMDb

Across the Universe - IMDb

The Walking Dead - IMDb

The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead | Max Brooks - Goodreads

Learn how to protect yourself from the inevitable zombie apocalypse with this informative and entertaining guide. From the son of famed filmmaker, Mel Brooks!

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When it’s musical month you can bet on us watching and talking about a movie that just gets our toes tapping. This week, we’ve got a musical all the way from 1935, starring the two greats, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Which one of their ten co-starring films is in store for us today? Why, it’s the Mark Sandrich film, Top Hat!

If you wanted to hear us talk about our various haircuts, how hot it is these days, and how much Sean envies Steven’s fluffy hair, then you’re listening to the right podcast. Welcome to More Haircuts Please! We’re very happy to introduce this brand new show to you today, dear listener. Thank you for tuning in.

Nah, just kidding. Today, we’re actually launching a new podcast about our distaste for other classic and much-loved musicals. Down with The Wizard of Oz! Down with Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory!

Just kidding again. We’re talking about Top Hat today, for reals. It’s one of the many films that starred both Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, a.k.a. “Fred & Ginger.” They really cornered the market on dazzling audiences with great songs, astounding dancing, and plot lines that may not carry the most substance, but are still a heck of a lot of fun.

There’s a serious case of mistaken identity in this one. Isn’t that how it always goes in films? A man loves a woman. The woman thinks he’s actually another person altogether and is, therefore, a lying, cheating, cad of a man because he’s hitting on her while being married to a mutual friend. It sure does make for quite the contentious relationship, and also quite the enjoyable movie.

Steven (and Sean) enjoyed many of the brilliant and surprisingly recognizable songs peppered throughout the film. When you hear the opening chords and verses of Cheek to Cheek you know you’re in for a great time.

Sean had a lot of fun watching the capable cinematography. All of the shots were designed to showcase the incredible talents of the two leads. It’s hard to watch a film like this one and not feel the urge to get up and start dancing along with them.

We’ll have a very special musical in store for you next week. Tune in to listen to us discuss something wonderful.

(Recorded on July 16, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Top Hat - IMDb

Top Hat trailer - YouTube

Fred Astaire - IMDb

Ginger Rogers - IMDb

The Wizard of Oz - IMDb

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - IMDb

Tunnel of Terror Scene | Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - YouTube

Hellraiser - IMDb

The Exorcist - IMDb

The Gay Divorcee - IMDb

Conspiracy Theory - IMDb

Lucille Ball - IMDb

Job Switching | I Love Lucy - IMDb

Dr. Mantoots | Scrubs - YouTube

Inside Will Smith's Luxurious $2.5 Million, 2-Story Movie Trailer - Business Insider

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When it’s musical month you can bet on us watching and talking about a movie that just gets our toes tapping. This week, we’ve got a musical all the way from 1935, starring the two greats, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Which one of their ten co-starring films is in store for us today? Why, it’s the Mark Sandrich film, Top Hat!

If you wanted to hear us talk about our various haircuts, how hot it is these days, and how much Sean envies Steven’s fluffy hair, then you’re listening to the right podcast. Welcome to More Haircuts Please! We’re very happy to introduce this brand new show to you today, dear listener. Thank you for tuning in.

Nah, just kidding. Today, we’re actually launching a new podcast about our distaste for other classic and much-loved musicals. Down with The Wizard of Oz! Down with Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory!

Just kidding again. We’re talking about Top Hat today, for reals. It’s one of the many films that starred both Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, a.k.a. “Fred & Ginger.” They really cornered the market on dazzling audiences with great songs, astounding dancing, and plot lines that may not carry the most substance, but are still a heck of a lot of fun.

There’s a serious case of mistaken identity in this one. Isn’t that how it always goes in films? A man loves a woman. The woman thinks he’s actually another person altogether and is, therefore, a lying, cheating, cad of a man because he’s hitting on her while being married to a mutual friend. It sure does make for quite the contentious relationship, and also quite the enjoyable movie.

Steven (and Sean) enjoyed many of the brilliant and surprisingly recognizable songs peppered throughout the film. When you hear the opening chords and verses of Cheek to Cheek you know you’re in for a great time.

Sean had a lot of fun watching the capable cinematography. All of the shots were designed to showcase the incredible talents of the two leads. It’s hard to watch a film like this one and not feel the urge to get up and start dancing along with them.

We’ll have a very special musical in store for you next week. Tune in to listen to us discuss something wonderful.

(Recorded on July 16, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

Top Hat - IMDb

Top Hat trailer - YouTube

Fred Astaire - IMDb

Ginger Rogers - IMDb

The Wizard of Oz - IMDb

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - IMDb

Tunnel of Terror Scene | Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - YouTube

Hellraiser - IMDb

The Exorcist - IMDb

The Gay Divorcee - IMDb

Conspiracy Theory - IMDb

Lucille Ball - IMDb

Job Switching | I Love Lucy - IMDb

Dr. Mantoots | Scrubs - YouTube

Inside Will Smith's Luxurious $2.5 Million, 2-Story Movie Trailer - Business Insider

The Greatest Showman - IMDb

The Pirate - IMDb

Maverick - IMDb

Sixteen Going on Seventeen | The Sound of Music - YouTube

Eric Blore - IMDb

Marty Feldman - IMDb

Joy Ride - IMDb

The Santa Clause - IMDb

Gene Kelly - IMDb

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We’re keeping this musical train rolling this week with a movie that has thrills, chills, and a whole lot of blood spills. Is it too much blood? When it comes to Sweeney Todd, there is no such thing! That’s right, this week, Steven and Sean are talking about the gruesome Tim Burton musical, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Is there anything grander than jolly ol’ England? You’ve got pale skies, grimy streets, and a non-stop supply of the tastiest meat pies around. What’s that you ask? What’s in the meat pies?

Oh…

It’s probably best not to ask those sorts of questions. You may not like the answer.

Instead, you’d do well to watch and enjoy this masterful tale of revenge. There are some truly great songs thrown in, as well. Every single actor is bringing their A-game to this tale. Johnny Depp as the wronged, titular barber; Helena Bonham Carter as the hopeful baker and accomplice with love in her heart; the great Alan Rickman as the maddening judge who will surely get his comeuppance. That’s just to name a few.

Steven has only the best things to say about the music and sound work that was done for this film. We’re sure the stage versions of this musical were done very well, but this movie was impeccable. Not only was the sound great, but we’re tipping our hats to the actors who nailed these songs. Who knew they could sing so well? We didn’t but we’re glad to have experienced their talent.

Sean spent most of his movie-watching time marveling at the beautiful, mostly monochromatic cinematography in this film. Dariusz Wolski crafted an astounding look for this film. His work supports the grim story so well that this film feels like it sets the bar for any Sweeney Todd adaptation. It’s grisly, confident, and dazzling.

This may be a tough film to watch given the buckets of blood, but it’s always worth a viewing. Tales of revenge and a barber who’s maybe a little too skilled with his straight razors don’t come along very often. This one is special.

We’ve got another great musical in store for you next week! Tune in to keep the songs and chatting going.

(Recorded on July 09, 2020)

Links to Stuff We Mentioned:

 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - IMDb

 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street trailer - YouTube

Carrie - IMDb

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - IMDb

Bodies - Drowning Pool

We were totally wrong about who sang that song. It wasn’t System of a Down at all!

Led Zeppelin - Wikipedia

Scrubs - IMDb

The Nightmare Before Christmas - IMDb

Sean made the mistake that everyone makes: The Nightmare Before Christmas is not a Tim Burton movie. He may have produced it, but the amazing Henry Selick directed it. Apologies.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - IMDb

The Greatest Showman - IMDb

The Count of Monte Cristo - Wikipedia

Johnny Depp - IMDb

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