Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 1968, we go to infinity, and beyond. I mean, WAY out there into the widest reaches of the galaxy. 

That’s right, your hosts have each mounted their intellectual high horses in order to ride alongside Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. We blast off to Jupiter and wrestle with all of the great questions presented before humanity, like “are practical effects more effective than CGI?” 

So sit back, relax, make sure that your A.I. Companion has a built-in failsafe for that special moment when it decides to betray you, and join us in space! 

Cliff Side by Silent Partner

Space Navigator by Sarah the Instrumentalist 

Cinema Tyler :For a behind the scenes look at 2001:A Space Odyssey 

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Welcome Back to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 2020, it’s time for season 2! We thought we would try something new for 2020, so come and experiment with us. 

For the new year, our theme is “Directors”! Each host will pick a director, and then the gang will review 3-4 of their films; one per episode. 

Jamie picked first, selecting director Stanley Kubrick, and his classic Cold War farce, Dr. Strangelove. 

We debate the thrill vs. boredom of watching black and white films, the brilliance of Peter Sellers, all while staring down the threat of complete nuclear annihilation. Join us, or you’re gonna have to answer to the Coca-Cola company!

Intro music:

Cliff Side by Silent Partner

End Credits Music:

Space Navigator by Sarah the Instrumentalist 

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Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 1984, we have some rules for your hosts. Keep James out of the light; he hates bright light. Don’t get Casey wet. And perhaps the most important rule of all: no matter how much he begs, don’t ever, EVER feed Kris after midnight. We discuss all things Gremlins, including Casey’s extensive list of things that Gremlins can instinctively do. We wrap the show by discussing our favorite “non-Christmas” Christmas movies. From John McClane to Jack Skellington, it’s all fair game. Join us!

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Welcome to Movie Time machine! This week we travel back to 1994 and rewatch Natural Born Killers. We also travel back to the spring of 2019 when Movie Time Machine was just a twinkle in your mothers eye.... this is the very first recording session for MTM. We had no outline or script, by the seat of our pants. Enjoy this bonus episode!

Welcome to Movie Time Machine! This week we discuss The Empire Strikes Back and do our best to predict what will happen in The Rise of Skywalker. Don't fight about Star Wars over Thanksgiving Dinner, feast on this. Enjoy!

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Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in the year 1977, your hosts revisit perhaps the most influential film of the modern era: Star Wars. EVER HEARD OF IT? Chad and James are your Han Solo and Chewbacca for this episode, piloting you across the Alderaan asteroid field of the imagination. They discuss the film’s legacy, all things John Williams, and the importance of 1970’s hair styles. They cap off the episode with a list of top 5 secondary characters, so no need to worry about saving Obi Wan this time. This is our first episode in a series of recaps leading up to the release of The Rise of Skywalker. So sit back, pour yourself some blue milk while we make the jump to light speed, and hang on!

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Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 1992, your Time Machine hosts have a job to do. Our drunk uncle insists on spending a five star weekend in the Big Apple, and it’s up to Chad and James (the only two hosts who watched the entire film) to bring him home safely. We cap off the show by sharing our top 5 Al Pacino films, and uncover a shocking revelation about exactly who has and has not seen The Godfather. Join us, and HOO-AH! 

Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 2000, your Time Machine hosts are taking a trip through the mighty Mississip. Time Machine host Casey heard a siren’s song by the river, and was turned into a toad. It’s up to Chad, James, Kris and Jamie to wander in his stead. Along their journey, two hosts stray from the path while the other pair goes down to the River Coen to pray. Which hosts go where directly depends on your love of this film. We finish the episode with our top three Coen Brothers films, while trying to be as brotherly to each other as possible. Join us!

Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 1932, we are taking our time machine back. I mean WAY back. I mean, back to “ancient film history.” Before the MCU, before the franchises of Halloween and Friday the 13th, there was but a single cinematic shared universe: The Universal Monsters. Dracula, The Wolf Man, Frankenstein’s Monster and yes, The Mummy, ruled Hollywood. Boris Karloff is the Chris Evans of the Universal Monsters collective, moonlighting as TWO iconic creatures. Join your hosts Jamie and Chad as they revisit the legend of Karloff’s Imhotep, which they quickly abandon in favor of fixing the modern Universal Monsters’ attempt at a reboot. We finish by ranking our top 5 Monsters. Spoiler alert: Tom Cruise made neither of our lists. Join us!

Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in the year 2000, we’re off to London. You know: fish, chips, cup o’ tea, bad food, worse weather, Mary Fucking Poppins…LONDON. Join your four hosts Chad, Kris, Casey and Jamie as they revisit Guy Ritchie’s semi-modern classic, Snatch. We try our hardest to keep up with cockney slang, while shopping for a caravan in periwinkle blue. Finishing off with the lists of our top 5 favorite characters and poorly executed British accents, there’s plenty of fun to go around. Cheers!