Now This Is Podcasting

In this episodes the guys sit down to discuss the new David Harbour film, Violent Night. Please note, this episode does NOT feature Brendan Fraser... ;)

For the final episode of Spooktober, the boys decided to sit down and watch a classic horror movie - Wes Craven's "A Nightmare on Elm Street."

In this episode the guys sit down to discuss the latest installment in the Halloween Franchise - Halloween Ends. The guys give their reactions to the flick, discuss the themes, bring back their iconic game show "Cash Grab or NOT Cash Grab", dish out their awards, and rationalize their ratings. This episode is guaranteed to have you singing along with Usher as you wonder why we just didn't "LET IT BURN."

In this episode, the homies discuss Joran Peele's 2022 flick "Nope". They invite on a very special "guest" - Infowars'  own Alex Jones.

For this episode, Mike and Schem traveled to the Garden State for the world premier of Clerks 3 at Count Basie Theater in Red Bank, NJ. Mike and Schem are joined by a very special guest (and Schem's cousin) - Alex P. This episode was recorded in person in Hazlet, NJ which is only 15 minutes from the birthplace of Kevin Smith's View Askew Universe - The Quick Stop.

This week, Schem and the boys discuss the Hulu exclusive "Prey" - the newest film in the "Predator" franchise. 

This week the boys are finally back to discuss Daily Wire's newest film "Terror on the Prairie." The advertisements for this movie boast how "Disney Tried to Cancel Her" and promise that "The Un-Canceling Begins", so Gina Carano comes back to make the worst movie of all time. This movie has lots of terror but not enough prairie, and it is streaming exclusively on Daily Wire Plus. "Terror on the Prairie" stars Gina Carano, Nick Searcy, and Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone.

The boys are finally back for the first episode of season 2 of "Now This is Podcasting." Mike, Schem, Sean, and Joe G cruise around Gotham City beating up thugs (courtesy of Arkham Knight) while talking about Matt Reeves' "The Batman".

We're a little late to the party, but in honor of this past Spooky Season the boys sat down to discuss the 1980 classic "The Shining". Sit down with Mike, Joe G., and Schem as they geek out of Nicholson's performance, Kubrick's cinematography, and Shelley Duvall's performance. We noticed that this movie didn't win enough awards back in the day, so make sure to listen to the end of the episode where we give out the very first "N.T.I.P. Danza Award".