Post Credits Podcast

On this episode of The Post Credits Podcast Matt and Brian talk about Slither written and directed by James Gunn with guest Joel Herrera, who is an illustrator and former art professor. The discussion on this episode ranges from the blood, guts and humor contained in Slither, Joel's background in illustration, and how gaming brought Matt and Joel together eventually culminating in a recent poster collaboration. 

Surprise! On this episode of The Post Credits Podcast Matt and Brian discuss The Invisible Man which happens to be, as of this recording the most recent movie that has been discussed on this podcast! Due to the failure of The Dark Universe, this gem rose out of the ashes, and the hosts are happy that it happened! Also discussed is the other "Dark Universes", the movie's weird release schedule because of the rise of Covid, why everything doesn't need to have an cinematic universe, and what's more difficult, convincing people that there are time travelers or that there are invisible people?

Matt was challenged by Brian to bring a truly awful movie to the table in line with the likes of Ninja 3: The Domination and Shocking Dark.  So here you have it folks! On this week's episode the hosts of The Post Credits Podcast talk about The Happening directed by M. Night Shyamalan starring Marky Mark, Zooey Deschanel, and John Leguizamo. It's a movie so boring and poorly made that it took the number 8 spot on Matt's incomplete Worst Movies of All Time list. Lets just hope that the plants don't take revenge on this podcast for what is about to be said.

Tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree because The Post Credits Podcast is back and this week Matt and Brian talk about how you always have to put the bunny back in the box. In this episode the hosts cover the thrill-o-minute actioner and guilty pleasure that is Con Air starring Nicholas Cage and John Malkovich. They also talk about Jerry Bruckheimer movies, bringing back action movie ballads, and what led up to the most controversial and history making Grammy night from 1998! 

Just in time for the anniversary of Predator 2, Matt and Brian talk about the love they have for this incredible sequel that deserves more respect and credit than it has received. It's a spectacle that has a bunch of great action sequences and special effects while having more Predator, while adding to the lore and mythology established in the first movie, what more could you ask for? We also talk about new Predator video game, and why it's difficult to collect comics these days! Happy anniversary, Predator 2! The Post Credits Podcast loves you!

Long live the horror! Matt and Brian are back at it again with more horror and just in time for the last Friday the 13th of 2020 because this week they are talking Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives with special guest Blake Kleiner of Lightcraft Entertainment, who just happens to be an Encyclopedia Britannica of the Friday the 13th franchise. We are covering all the bases with this episode, including how Jason Goes To Hell could be a good movie, why there are 3 actors who played Tommy Jarvis in 3 sequels, and how C.J. Graham won the role as Jason Voorhees. To Camp Blood we go!

Matt and Brian go straight into winter on the newest episode of The Post Credit Podcast because this week they are talking about The Long Kiss Goodnight, which just happens to be another directorial entry from Renny Harlin. They discuss how even though there are quite a few plot devices that don't make sense, wonky functioning weapons, and cell phone calls from the President's Oval Office, there is a lot of exertainment to be had with this guilty pleasure starring Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson.

The Post Credits Podcast concludes the All Horror All October with a staple of Halloween! Matt and Brian discuss the highly respected and adored Trick 'R Treat directed ‎Michael Dougherty. We also talk about how Legendary Pictures did not know what they had, the glory and badassary that is Godzilla: King of the Monsters, horrible Halloween candy, and our mutual dislike of the marathon celebration of Christmas season that we all endure! Long live Halloween!

All Horror All October continues here at The Post Credits Podcast with John Carpenter's The Thing and joining Matt and Brian are returning guests John and Jamie from the Horror Dads Podcast! We also talk about John Carpenter soundtracks, how nasty critics acted after viewing The Thing, how the special effects creator Rob Bottin was almost fired twice, and why stuntmen need to take burning themselves more serious. 

All Horror All October continues with another strong entry to The Post Credits Podcast line up because Matt and Brian discuss the ins and outs of the original 1980s vampire flick Fright Night!  We also discuss renting movies from a local rental store at too young of an age and why Fright Night 2 can't be found anywhere on Blu Ray! This episode is so cool, Brewster!