Post Credits Podcast

Matt and Brian jump into a movie about an evil intruder that makes a lot of people dead but without all the soul swallowing Deadites! That's right! The hosts are talking about the horror movie Intruder directed by Scott Spiegel! They go over how Matt cannot stand commercials and refuses to watch something for free, maybe the reason why Netflix is bleeding subscribers might have to do with they constant cancellation of new shows, the chaotic kills that get worse and worse, the boneheaded marketing that spoiled the movie because of the poster and trailer, getting fired from past employment, the dingy grocery store and how you should not eat anything from it along with so much more!

Matt and Brian along with return guest and Friday the 13th connoisseur Blake Kleiner travel straight to hell by talking about Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday! There is an interesting conversation to be had because unlike Matt and Brian, Blake enjoys the movie for what it is, while Matt and Brian can be pretty savage to it. The trio talk about the weird dialog, all the plot holes that make zero sense, how the director thinks highly of himself and the movie he created, is it the black ooze or the devilish critter that possesses people, how the unrated version is just gross, how the director barely had a movie without reshoots, along with so much more! Hit that play button and let the the Camp Blood Sports begin! 

Matt and Brian celebrate the 100th episode of The Post Credits Podcast with a discussion about the John Carpenter classic The Fog! The hosts also talk about "the movie that shall not be named" and how they will not name it no matter what, the era of Tom Atkins are we seeing is this movie, regrets of John Carpenter, if there could be a Thing sequel that now is the time to do it, how the 80s thought of Tom Akins as a sex symbol, how awesome Dean Cundey is, along with so much more! Cheers! To 100 more! 

The Post Credits Podcast gets one step closer to their 100th episode and to celebrate it, they decided there would be no better way to acknowledge a milestone by covering the movie Class of 1999, an absurd movie about cyborg substitute teachers who bring peace to a high school using robot violence! This movie definitely has that "Shocking Dark" vibe. They also talk about how Netflix gave Matt a sucker punch, how the podcast is turning into a Pam Grier appreciation show, how flammable school busses and high school entrances are, why there are good actors in this bad movie, the weird mutating cyborg weapons, the bleak punk rock future of 1999, the villain's just desserts, the Robocop television expanded universe, along with a lot more cyborg teacher action!

Ak ak! Aaak ak ak! Don't run! They are our friends! On this week's episode of The Post Credits Podcast, Matt and Brian are talking about alien invasions again with a discussion about Mars Attacks! The hosts talk about the movie's origin from trading cards, how this movie is great for the 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon, the major advancement in technology from when Matt and Brian were kids until now, how Mars Attacks inspired so much they weren't aware of, how the old generation looks down on the new and up and coming one, the competitive antics shown by Hollywood's block busting nature of having the same but different movie hit the theaters in the same year along with so much more! Show support by showing the international sign of the donut and then hit that play button! Ak ak!

This week, Matt and Brian talk about what it's like when War of the Worlds and Groundhog Day get mashed up together making a very cool science fiction action movie!

This week, Matt and Brian talk about what it's like when War of the Worlds and Groundhog Day get mashed up together making a very cool science fiction action movie! Edge of Tomorrow, or Live. Die. Repeat., or All You Need is Kill, or whatever this movie is actually called is covered on this episode of the Post Credits Podcast! 

This week, Matt and Brian talk about what it's like when War of the Worlds and Groundhog Day get mashed up together making a very cool science fiction action movie! Edge of Tomorrow, or Live. Die. Repeat., or All You Need is Kill, or whatever this movie is actually called is covered on this episode of the Post Credits Podcast!  They also cover how Jared Leto ruins everything, how awful it would be to remember every time you died, if free will and time travel can coexist, the sequel and how Doug Liman might be setting himself up for failure, Christopher Nolan's bad portrayal of science heavy plot devices and so much more!

This week of the Post Credits Podcast brings a unique episode where Matt and Brian talk about 6 movies that made them say "WTF"! Sometimes it could be a good thing and on other occasions, what was watched was a bit too much for them! The bases are covered in this conversation because the conversation goes from strange sequels, the craziest horror opening, to movies that create an uncomfortable movie watching experience! Hit that play button to see if you would say WTF as well!

This week on the Post Credits Podcast, Matt and Brian welcome Ken and Ashley of Sledgehammer Horror to talk about the original Child's Play from 1988 along with their prolific, demanding, and entertaining YouTube Channel! Also discussed is the mutual disdain for Rob Zombie's Halloween movies, how the Child's Play remake is actually decent, the legacy of the Child's Play franchise, the Good Guy toy being way too expensive, how a certain movie should never be talked about along with so much more! So be a Good Guy and hit that play button! Friends till the end! 

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In this episode of the Post Credits Podcast, Matt and Brian take a trek through topical territories by talking about 6 examples of good directors who created bad movies. They each bring 3 movies to the table and break down why, even when the director is perfectly capable with a proven track record, these well known directors helmed movies that are pretty sub standard and borderline unwatchable. Hit that play button to discover 6 great examples of bad movies made by good directors! 

This week Matt and Brian claw their way through Stephen King's Sleepwalkers, a disastrous train wreck about incestuous shape shifting big cats that soul suck virgins for food, and you read that right! They run through the gauntlet of terrible by discussing the shape shifting, weird towns people, invisible cars, Clovis the cat and his cop partner, all that cat killing, weird sing-a-long songs created by Stephen King, and the weird incest plot point, along with so much more! Hit that play button and start the episode right meow!