In 1977, a movie came out that would change cinema and ignite the imagination of millions. The movie would spawn a multi-billion dollar franchise and still dominates the cultural lexicon 45 years after its inception. This movie was not High Anxiety, a movie directed by the great Mel Brooks, but it was released the same year as Star Wars. The Eufracio Bros. discuss this movie on this episode of Peliculas With The Bros.

We are back and this episode continues the Mel Brooks Filmography miniseries as we discuss the 1976 film, Silent Movie. Is this movie really a Silent film? Yes. Is this movie a satire on the Silent movies of years past? Yes! Is this movie a good movie? You are going to have to listen to find out!

The Eufracio Bros. are back on youtube! After a long break from making a video version of the podcast, Adrian and Ivan are back and they are hyped to talk about Young Frankenstein. This 1974 movie is directed by Mel Brooks as the director is the focus on our current miniseries. Please enjoy and sorry about the horrible audio quality. ;(

Blazing Saddles is the subject of this weeks show as the Bros continue to discuss the films of Mel Brooks. Released in 1974, this satire became the biggest movie of the year and went on to become a classic. The Eufracio boys discuss the movie and much more...

The Eufracio Bros. continue the mini-series on Mel Brooks and today they discuss the 1970 film, The Twelve Chairs. A smaller movie in Brooks’ filmography, The Twelve Chairs was a film based on the Russian play. The boys discuss this film and much more like Soviet Russia, evaluating older movies, is Netflix shitty and other things that will make your head explode into a bunch of tiny little pieces.

We are back! The bros are starting a new mini-series and this one should be a doozy as they look at Mel Brooks filmography. Brooks is a comedic legend having made numerous comedy classics and the bros will look at his films in-depth to see what makes the man tick. They start with Brooks first film, The Producers starring Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder. Get ready to get a blast from the past...Enjoy!

The last film in John Hughes' filmography! Curly Sue is the 1991 movie that John Hughes decided to end his run as an illustrious director. Why did he stop? Where did he go? All these questions and more answered on this weeks episode of Peliculas with The Bros!

The bros are back and they are having a podcast! This week they discuss She's Having a Baby as part of the miniseries on the much-heralded director, John Hughes. The Eufracio Bros watched this movie for the first time and give raw and uncut opinions on this film so tune in!

This week on Peliculas With The Bros, the bros continue the John Hughes miniseries and discuss the 1987 film, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Starring Steve Martin and the late John Candy, this comedy classic is under review by the board of bros and they discuss many things in a riveting episode. Enjoy!