Welcome back to the Richard Donner Loves Christmas Podcast and in this week's episode, fresh off the heals of Lethal Weapon, Matt and Brian go full Christmas Spirit in this episode by talking about Scrooged starring Bill Murray! They talk about the characters, the ghosts, the real meaning of Christmas, how we can be the miracles that people need, while taking tangents here and there! Hit that play button and find out why the Post Credits Podcast believes this is one of the best holiday movies out there! Yule love this episode! 

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie then so is Lethal Weapon! Matt and Brian bring in the Christmas cheer by talking about the greatest buddy-cop movies every made directed by the great Richard Donner! They go over the great casting and the magic the Mel Gibson and Danny Glover bring to the movie, the humor and action, the weird theme song for the movie, how acting can make you hate the person and not the character, the fantastic climax along with so much more! Yippie Ki Yay! We're too old for this! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Matt and Brian are back to their regular schedule while taking a detour away from their usual format of doing a deep dive into a specific movie. In this special episode of Post Credits, the hosts talk about their top movies they could watch anytime and anywhere, rain or shine! They each bring 5 of their favorite "comfort food" movies to the discussion, and there are some picks that are definitely out of left field! No spoilers in this description! Hit that play button to find out what movies made the list! 

Matt and Brian are back again after a short break to talk about a movie that could be watched day or night and anytime, for the greater good, the greater good! The podcasting duo dust off their mics to talk about why Hot Fuzz is the best of the Cornetto Trilogy. They discuss the subtle and often missed funny moments by breaking down the dialog and action sequences that were inspired by many action movies that came before it, how great a treat it is to see Timothy Dalton as a villain, how the two Andy's steal the show, how combining several different genres is not confusing but adds to the story, along with so much more! Usher out the crusty jugglers and take a listen, after all, its for the greater good, the greater good! 

A podcast episode 65 million years in the making. Matt and Brian jump in front of their mics and talk about one of the greatest adventure movies of all time, Jurassic Park. They discuss what it was like seeing the movie in the theater, how Matt doesn't understand how stupid he was as a 12 year old, their favorite moments and characters, the special effects both low and high budget, the comedic moments that don't derail the story, how other franchise entries never recapture the magic of the first, and so much more!

Matt and Brian return from their break to discuss Kill Bill and the whole bloody affair! In all past episodes of Post Credits, Matt and Brian do a deep dive into one movie, but not this time around! In this special episode of Post Credits, the duo is talking about not one, not two, but three movies! They discuss their love of Kill Bill Vol. 1 and their disappointment with Vol 2, and on top of that, they go into Brian's fan edit of Kill Bill, which combines both movies into a reasonable run time, including significantly less feet, among other improvements! 

The Post Credit's Post Mortem concludes in episode 75 with talking about the Hammer Horror classic Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed. Joining Matt and Brian is return guest Aaron AuBuchon, a professor of film, television, and video production at Webster University, but on this podcast he is an expert on Hammer Horror. We peel back the layers of this unique story, how science fiction is becoming reality, how evil Dr. Frankenstein is, the occurrence of hyper criticism from the result of home video, and why Matt, Brian, and Aaron love this movie so damn much.

Matt and Brian are joined by return guest Andrew Heath, and this time they aren't talking about whatever Zack Snyder is up to! They go over their thoughts about Michael Myers killing absolutely everything in the new Halloween Kills! They all go over what they like about the movie, Michael Myers finally embodying the essence of evil and being intimidating, the bonkers kill count, the misdirection of what motivated Michael to kill in the first place, our dislikes of the movie(which there are a few), and where we think the Halloween franchise is heading, along with giving the final word about Malignant, along with so much more! 

Post Credits Post Mortem continues with Matt and Brian talking about The Burning, a hidden gem for Matt, who had yet to see the movie and a favorite of Brian's! They discuss the scares and their set ups, how dangerous it is to use rubber cement in fire stunts, the legend of Cropsey along with its influence on horror movies, how some may view The Burning as a Friday The 13th ripoff even though it's the other way around, the struggles of separating the art from the artist, the Video Nasty snafu and subsequent banning of The Burning in the United Kingdom and so much more!  

Kicking off Post Credit's Post Mortem where Matt and Brian cover all things horror in the month of October, the duo is joined by Production Designer Mick Strawn to talk about A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master! Mick's resume also includes Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3, and Blade to name a few! They go over the visual aesthetics and visual effects of Elm Street 4, the car that hit nothing, the importance of fan made films, the problem solving involved with creating the slight of hand for effects, his absence from Elm Street 5, along with so much more!

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