Matt and Brian show their power of love by talking about one of the greatest movies ever made, Back to the Future! They go into the awesome music within the movie, Christopher Lloyd's one of a kind comedic performance, the theme song(of course), the very different movie this could have been if Eric Stoltz continued in the role of Marty, how Doc Brown's mansion explosion is never talked about,  humor, how method acting is the worst type of acting, along with so much more!   

On this week's episode, Matt and Brian talk about the worst and most stupid method of silencing an incriminating witness by talking about the Samuel L. Jackson action vessel Snakes on a Plane! They go into how Cobra Starship made a not-so-great theme song and the vision quest that spawned the band's existence, how paper thin the movie's plot is, how certain action sequences felt like the superior Aliens movie, the movie's plot holes and lack of story development, all while enjoying the movie for what it is! The criticisms are harsh, but they would both watch it again!

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Matt and Brian talk about a movie that left a huge impression on Matt after seeing it at the movies in the 1980s and they are lovin' it! This week the hosts talk about the brazen E.T. rip off and  McDonald's and Coca Cola commercial Mac And Me! They go into how this movie makes no sense, how cheap the movie looks, how this movie has no rules, how Mars and the Arizona desert look exactly the same, the weird dance party at McDonald's, the life saving aspects of Coca Cola, the tonal change and inappropriate ending, along with so much more!

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Matt and Brian are joined by the bubbly and energetic actor Miranda Cole to talk about their most recent role in Brian's new movie Fear of the Dark along with talking about the animated movie Paranorman! They also talk about how Miranda got their start in acting, smashing lamps on set, difficult people to work with, how Paranorman was animated and the unorthodox methods the filmmakers used, the movie being ahead of its time, how Paranorman is for kids while hinting at adult concepts, and so much more!

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Matt and Brian get DRAGGED back to podcasting and have one HELL of a good time talking about the Sam Raimi horror movie Drag Me To Hell from 2009! The hosts talk about awful work peers like Stu, how Matt does not understand how people like Mayo, if any of the characters deserve what came to them, how this movie is Sam Raimi's return to horror, how this movie comes right up to the edge but still remains PG-13, the movies disgusting sound effects, and the excellent humor along with to much more! 

Go ahead and hit play, or Matt and Brian will curse a button and you know what happens next!

And a heads up to all our listeners! In the near future, we will be releasing both the audio and video on Thursdays instead of Tuesdays. 

Matt and Brian take on a movie that had a ton of hype behind it, but upon finishing the movie, they both realized that they had a hard time watching it. Despite all of the positivity surrounding this movie, all the positive review scores, and the movie being about the slasher sub-genre, and seemingly like a home run, the hosts cry foul! On this week's episode, they are talking about the 2015 campy and overrated satirical slasher The Final Girls. There aren't too many positive comments that Matt and Brian make and they can be a little too savage to the movie, and it might change your mind about the movie. Hit that play button and find out. 

Why is John Carpenter such a great director? Because of movies like Big Trouble In Little China! That's why! Matt and Brian talk about this fan favorite action packed martial arts extravaganza and love every minute of it! They also talk about how disrespectful movie executives drove John Carpenter out of Hollywood and after leaving, he still had aces up his sleeve, the creative ways that John Carpenter and Kurt Russel removed Jack Burton from all of the action, the studio interference, how you never leave Gracie Law when you are asked to stay along with so much more!

There is so much weird Stuff in the movie The Stuff that Matt and Brian don't know what Stuff to talk about first! This Stuff or that Stuff? The hosts talk about how they got great actors to be in this bad movie, ripping off A Nightmare on Elm Street, how easy it is to convince the military to invade private factories, why did the military need the taxis, how to look inconspicuous when trying your best not to look conspicuous, how kids ruin the adult plans, and so much other Stuff!

On this episode of the Post Credits Podcast, Matt and Brian celebrate their two year anniversary of podcasting by doing their first Live Stream on Youtube! While talking about one of the greatest action movies ever made, The Rock, they also talk about Brian's new movie, the Sledge Hammer horror interview, how the podcast began, what they talk about on the show, Ed Harris looking into the distance in slow-mo, how Mason is not James Bond and this is not a continuation of that action franchise, actors running will always be funny, along with so much more!

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On this episode, Matt finds out that he really loves the odd and ridiculous Japanese Godzilla movies while discussing Godzilla Final Wars with Brian. They also talk about the Matthew Broderick movie along with the good and bad soundtrack choices, the crazy action, the Attack on Titan similarities that go absolutely no where, how this movie has everything, the weird interpretations of people in the U.S., the over-the-top Kaiju on Kaiju action, along with so much more!