Overdue Rentals

It's an absolute honor to have the mind behind Taskmaster, Alex Horne, drop into the shop to discuss some special details about the making of his hit phenom. While with us though, Alex dished on the one film that means a lot to him that he think some people still need to be exposed to; The Blues Brothers. Best not to waste too much time, you'll want to start listening to this episode as soon as you can. Your time starts now!

Don't forget to check out Taskmaster Supermax+ where series 9 will be available to watch for those outside the UK for the first time in awhile starting on April 15th. Also, remember that series 13 of Taskmaster starts on Thursday, April 14th.

Get ready for one fantastic conversation. Chris Hanada and Tanner Kling of Retrofit films stopped the shop to talk about their Snap original, Breakwater. While they were with us, we also got to talk about the Tom Cruise starring/Cameron Crowe directed, Vanilla Sky. Chris and Tanner who have some inside knowledge of the production as they met while working on Vanilla Sky shine a light on some great details; so strap in!

Justin Kurzel took some time to speak with your boys about his new film, Nitram, which looks at the events of one of Australia's most infamous shootings. We balanced the mood with some talk about his 2015 adaptation of MacBeth as well, which starred Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard. Make sure you see both films if you haven't yet.

We have Josh Weiss of Syfy Wire with us to discuss his new book, Beat the Devils, which is out now for you to purchase and read! Josh also dropped by the shop to talk about Frank Darabont's, The Majestic--which stars Jim Carrey and Laurie Holden in an old school Frank Capra style big picture. Enjoy!

What a week it has been! In part 2 of our coverage of The Outfit which is now in theaters we have director and co-writer Graham Moore who stopped by to talk all about getting his directorial debut off the ground. We also spoke about his academy award winning script for The Imitation Game. Make sure you go check out The Outfit, it will be well worth your time!

You're in for an absolute treat today listeners! Ryan Kwanten--who many of you know as Jason Stackhouse from HBO's True Blood--is in the store to discuss his new film Expired as well as the James Wan helmed, Dead Silence. Join us as we talk futurism, ventriloquist dummies, and...the Coen Brothers? We've got it all here folks. You can also check out Expired starting this Friday, March 18th.

In the first part of our coverage for The Outfit, Dylan O'Brien stops by to talk about joining this very special project, getting into the Chicago style of the piece, and give you some insider info on some young talent you should keep your eyes open for. We also talk about his 2020 film, Love and Monsters; which you can watch on Hulu, now. Make sure you go and check out The Outfit as it opens on Friday, Match 18th.

Cutty from The Wire, Tyrese from The Walking Dead, Klyden on The Orville, Z on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Col. Fred Johnson on The Expanse; we could go on forever naming the multitude of media you know Chad Coleman from. Well, get ready for another point of reference for this brilliant talent as he has a new podcast launching, Humble Hollywood with Chad. Mr. Coleman joined us on Overdue Rentals to talk about his new endeavor as well as reminisce about the brilliant Steve Martin/Eddie Murphy film, Bowfinger. Join us for the fun, won't you?

We have very special guest Seán McLoughlin--better know to the world as YouTube sensation Jacksepticeye with us today to talk about the documentary revolving around his recent live tour, How Did We Get Here? Along with a deep dive into the film, the live show; Seán is here to discuss why he thinks Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz still needs to be seen by more people. 

How Did We Get Here premieres Monday, Feb 28th, 2022 through Monument House. Click on the following link to get your tickets. https://www.momenthouse.com/jacksepticeye.

This week on Overdue Rentals, we decided to leverage the more serious nature of our guests tense new film, by talking about the much more fun natured adaptation he starred in; for a little bit of levity. As of course, we are joined by Sharlto Copley who is starring as the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski in the new film Ted K that releases February 18th, 2022. We also delve into his turn as Howling Mad Murdock in Joe Carnahan's big screen version of, The A-Team. Of course, District 9 and some other fun subjects crop up. What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than listening to a conversation about some unhinged individual, right!?