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Season 4: Episode 8: To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar! (1995) 

In this episode Andrew and Brennan return to BJ Point to talk about a truly funny and thoughtful movie, To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar!

This movie surprised Andrew quite a bit, while not surprising Brennan, who has seen it before. The trending thread of this episode is that Andrew was very pleasantly surprised by this touching comedy about three people helping a town discover new life while learning about themselves. The women just happen to be Drag Queens Vida, Noxeema and Chi Chi, played expertly by Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo. Seriously though this movie rocked and you honestly should watch it. 

Join us next time as we discuss another of Brennan’s films… Escape from New York!

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Season 4: Episode 7: Resident Evil (2026) ft: Colin Enquist 

In this episode Andrew and Brennan are joined by friend of the show Colin Enquist to talk about a movie they happen to have randomly seen, the Zach Cregger directed, 2026 Resident Evil adaptation! IT’S A RANDOM CINEMA NEW RELEASE REVIEW YA’LL!! cues party horns

Andrew, Brennan and Colin share their thoughts on Resident Evil as a franchise while also talking about things they loved and hated about this current reboot. The general consensus is that up until Umbrella and Racoon City enter the picture, it’s a solid horror movie that quickly becomes a horror comedy. Also how Zach Cregger knows how to light a scene and how you should never kill a dog… unless it’s also a monster!

Join us next time for our regularly scheduled episode where we talk about (finally!) To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar! 

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Season 4: Episode 6: Prey (2022)

This episode we’re talking about the 2022 franchise reboot, Prey. This is the third horror movie we have drawn in a row! This is also, sadly, kind of a gush piece/ramble but gosh we cover a lot.

Andrew and Brennan spend most of the episode talking about the Predator franchise as a whole, it’s Disneyfication and whether or not Alien vs Predator is canon. Andrew also FINALLY gets to talk about History and how this movie shows how adaptation and cunning is really how you beat a Predator.

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Season 4: Episode 5: Land of the Dead (2005)

Brennan and Andrew are back again and this time they’re talking about the zombie classic, Land of the Dead. Directed by the legendary George Romero, the god father of zombies, it’s a fantastic zombie movie. This episode is kind of a gush piece.

Brennan and Andrew talk about the importance of Romero and the Romero zombie on pop culture as a whole, and the things it impacted. We also discuss how this is a TERRIBLE example of how to set up a community, but to be fair it’s a world where people are complacent with the zombie Stenches. This movie also features some amazing performances from John Leguizamo and Dennis Hopper, as well as some fantastic Romero heroes. But honestly… Foxy all the way!

Next time we keep it in the horror realm again when we talk about Prey (2022)! 

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Season 4: Episode 4: American Mary (2012)

This episode we watched and discussed the 2012 Canadian “body horror” and “slasher” movie, American Mary. This movie stars Katharine Isabelle, of Ginger Snaps fame, ADR and an oddly positive view on the body mod community.

Join Andrew and Brennan as they discuss this lackluster horror film and delve a little deeper into all sorts of topics including how disappointed Andrew was in general with this movie.  Andrew wrote this description, his views do not reflect the quality or content of this episode.

Tune in next time when we talk about Land of the Dead!

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Season 4: Episode 3: Real Genius (1985)

This episode the guys talk about Real Genius.  A long time classic for Andrew, this was the first time Brennan had seen this movie. This movie is a 1980’s College raunch film… if done by Disney. It stars a young Val Kilmer as an Einstein level intellect at a made up version of Cal Tech who develops a laser.

Brennan and Andrew talk about this film, realize how good it is for a PG - 13 (at best… or worst?) movie and compare it to some fairly problematic other films. Andrew also discusses something that he only realized for the first time on this watch (his 12th or 13th). This movie has some WEIRD sexual moments around a pair of blonde women… not like offensive or rapey but just genuinely… weird. Andrew also tee’s Brennan up perfectly… but does he connect? Tune in to find out!

Anyways join us next time when we talk about American Mary!

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Season 4: Episode 2: Titane (2021) 

This week Andrew and Brennan watched the 2021 French body horror, Titane. Buckle up ya’ll this is another one for the books. This was not an easy watch and this movie takes some interesting turns but woof, is it ever not for the faint hearted. 

We discuss the twists and turns of the movie, have some differing opinions on the deeper meaning of the film and some audio issues for good measure! We also make sure to discuss the how's and whys of how this film could possibly be as well reviewed as it is! Seriously this movie has some crazy high review numbers and is very well received for being what it is… why this and why not Fried Barry?

Join us next time when we talk about Real Genius from 1985 starring a very young Val Kilmer! Andrew’s really hoping to redeem himself with this one, he loves this movie. 

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Season 4: Episode 1: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)

Welcome to season 4! We’re back to our old list with a Canadian content boost. Our first episode is the 1986 John Hughes classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

Andrew and Brennan talk about the movie, its legacy, its complications and its highlights. They disagree, they argue, they hug it out. The real story of the episode is the mysterious events that occurred at Blowjob Point!

Join us next time as we talk about Titane (2021)!

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Season 3: Episode 10: Strange Brew (1983)

This is the season finale of the Canadian Content season of Random Cinema, and we end on a classic. This episode we talk about the Rick Moranis/Dave Thomas classic, Strange Brew. 

And this movie is exactly that, a classic. But not much can be said about this classic. It’s based on the sketch comedy characters of Bob and Doug Mackenzie, the UBER Canadian brother pair. Andrew compares this movie to Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein for a reason. It’s a series of sketches with a loose B plot based on Hamlet. Overall it’s a solid movie that you can see the DNA of in other films of its type, like Fubar. 

It was a blast talking about Canadian content for a year but there are other films we want to talk about so we combined the leftover Canadian films with a trimmed down list from Season 2 to make a new season with more Canadian content mixed in with the international films we want to discuss.

Join us next time for Season 4! We start off with the classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off!

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Season 3: Episode 9: Black Christmas (1974)

Tis the season! Welcome to Random Cinema, Merry Christmas, Happy holidays and thanks for joining us! This yule season we talk about a Canadian Horror classic, 1974’s Black Christmas.

Andrew really was surprised by how much he enjoyed this movie and Brennan is right there with him. Join us as we discuss the importance of this film as a Canadian film and as a horror film. We discuss the call coming from inside the house, slashers in general and the frustration but uniqueness of never meeting or finding out who the killer is.

Join us next time as we wrap up our Canadian content season with the SCTV based comedy classic, Strange Brew!

Happy holidays from Andrew and Brennan, and Merry Christmas if you celebrate!

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