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Join Dan and Mike as they finish up Netflix's MR. MCMAHON with its final three episodes, detailing the rise of professional wrestling and the fall of its greatest promoter, Vince McMahon.
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Join Dan and Mike as they review Damien Leone's TERRIFIER 3, a gory gift for all slasher fans wrapped up in a Christmas setting.
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Dan and Mike review the first 3 episodes of Netflix's MR. MCMAHON, detailing the storied and scandalous history of Vince McMahon and his tenure with professional wrestling.
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Ever since Michael Myers gave shape to pure evil in 1978's classic slasher HALLOWEEN, audiences have cheered on as the many women of the series have gone toe-to-toe with the kitchen knife wielding horror icon.Â
Join Dan and Mike as they end this year's Halloweenfest by honoring the franchise's scream queens.
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It's HALLOWEENFEST on the Oh Brother Podcast! Hosts Dan and Mike Smith are taking a bite out of horror comedy this week with a review on Edgar Wright's SHAUN OF THE DEAD.Â
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It's Halloweenfest on the Oh Brother Podcast and this week Dan and Mike are reviewing Hellraiser, created by Clive Barker.Â
Be sure to follow the Oh Brother Podcast for more episodes and stay tuned, this halloween season we'll be covering more classic horror movies and showing up at this year's SPOOKY EMPIRE convention.
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It's Halloweenfest on the Oh Brother Podcast and this week Dan and Mike are reviewing MANHUNTER, Michael Mann's adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel "Red Dragon" - the introduction of horror's favorite cannibal, Dr. Hannibal Lecter!
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Can you handle the ultimate horror showdown? Join us for the kickoff of the Oh Brother Podcast Halloween Fest 2024, where Dan and Mike Smith reveal their latest spooky merchandise and decorations, inspired by their father's relentless dedication as a post office worker. They draw heartwarming parallels to their own podcasting journey. The highlight of this episode is a heated debate on the horror film "Terrifier," directed by Damian Leone. While Mike vehemently proclaims it as the worst horror film he's ever seen, Dan offers a deep dive into the film’s origins and Leone's significant role in its creation. You'll be captivated by their passion and diverging viewpoints.
The effectiveness of practical effects, audience reception, and personal comfort levels with graphic content are all on the table. A spirited debate between Dan and Mike showcases Dan's newfound fandom and Mike's reluctance, while celebrating the horror community’s fervor. Tune in for our final thoughts and get hyped for Spooky Empire 2024!
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What if you could step into the gritty, crime-ridden world of Gotham City and witness the rise of one of its most notorious villains? Join us on the Oh Brother Podcast as we uncover the layers of the Penguin series, a thrilling spinoff from Matt Reeves' The Batman. With Colin Farrell reprising his role as the Penguin, we dissect the show's setup just a week after the events of The Batman and delve into how it bridges to the upcoming sequel. We'll also highlight the star-studded cast, including Cristin Milioti, Clancy Brown, and Michael Kelly, and discuss some peculiar creative decisions, like the new look of John Turturro's character from The Batman.
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What if you could step into the mind of David Chase and uncover the origins of The Sopranos? Join us on the Oh Brother Podcast as we dissect the new documentary "Wise Guy: David Chase and the Sopranos," directed by Alex Gibney and now streaming on Max. We explore how this two-part series, originally envisioned as a feature film, captures Chase's journey and the show's creation. You'll discover how the documentary's unique set design mirrors Dr. Melfi's office and how "The Sopranos" found renewed life during the COVID-19 quarantine, largely thanks to the "Talking Sopranos" podcast by Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa.
We then shift gears to discuss James Gandolfini's legacy, particularly through the lens of the Coen Brothers' film "The Man Who Wasn't There." Mistakes and corrections aside, we dive into Gandolfini's illustrious career and the fascinating casting choices that could have altered "The Sopranos" as we know it. Hear about Steve Van Zandt's near-casting as Tony Soprano, Lorraine Bracco's pivotal decision to play Dr. Melfi, and the technological hurdles faced after Nancy Marchand's untimely passing. The discussion also highlights the immense pressure Chase faced to maintain the show's success, fostering a tight-knit, trusting environment with his creative team.
Finally, we delve into the complexity of Carmela Soprano and examine the tragic death of James Gandolfini. We reflect on the emotional weight of Gandolfini's role, his personal struggles, and the impact of his untimely passing on both the cast and the show. The documentary's innovative style is also a topic of interest, mirroring Tony Soprano's iconic drive while offering insights into David Chase's influences from classic filmmakers. We ponder the controversial ending of "The Sopranos" and speculate on what might have been if Gandolfini were still with us. Tune in for a richer, deeper appreciation of one of television's most groundbreaking series.
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