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Season 3: Episode 8: Fubar (2002) 

Join the boys this week as they just giver eh. This episode Brennan and Andrew discuss the 2002 mockumentary, Fubar. 

Fubar follows the adventures of Terry and Dean, two bangers from Alberta who crush beers, hang out with their buddy Tron and deal with sudden life changing events like Dean’s battle with testicular cancer, and the death of a close friend. 

Join us in our next episode as we talk about 1974’s Black Christmas, an appropriate pick for December as we move towards a new year! Thanks for listening, see ya next time.

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Season 3: Episode 7: Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person (2023)

Happy Halloween!! 

This episode we talk about the appropriately horrific, dark comedy Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person. This French Canadian film is a surprisingly fun, well shot, well acted film about a compassionate vampire and what happens when they can’t bring themselves to hunt.

It’s a beautifully shot and acted film with fantastic pacing that genuinely surprised both Andrew and Brennan. While not as scary as other films on our list, or even that we have reviewed this season, it’s still a perfect fit for spooky season and is a solid 7/10.

Join us next time as we talk about the cult Canadian classic from 2002, Fubar!  

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Season 3: Episode 6: Seeds (2024) 

Welcome to the first episode in our guerilla phase! In this episode we discuss Kaniehtiio Horn’s directorial debut, Seeds (2024). Andrew and Brennan also ruin all sorts of people’s evenings at Blow Job Point.

In all seriousness though Andrew and Brennan really enjoyed this movie. It’s a little rough but as far as debuts go, it’s pretty good. It’s a well written, well acted film that has a great spirit to it and shows a ton of promise. Also Graham Greene is Horn’s spirit guide in what may well have been his last role.

RIP Graham Greene.

Join us next time when we talk about the French Canadian Vampire Comedy, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person (2023).

Matt Frewer Count (remains): 2

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Season 3: Episode 5: Men With Brooms (2002)

This episode we continue our exploration of Canadian film with one of the most Canadian films to ever Canada. We watched and discussed 2002’s Men With Brooms. A heartwarming comedy about a small town batch of misfits trying to reunite and win the coveted Golden Broom. 

This movie was it all, curling, comical ejaculation, Leslie Nielson on mushrooms… what more could you want? OH YA it was also written by, directed by and starring Paul Gross. However there is no Matt Frewer, they do the have the Tragically Hip!

I just, as I write this, realize this was billed as a romantic comedy with the tag line “There’s more than one way to sweep a woman off her feet.” Listen to the episode to find out why that’s a little icky and join us next time when we talk about 2024’s Seeds.

Matt Frewer Count: 2

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Season 3: Episode 4: Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (2001)

Where are the lesbians? That’s the question that starts the oddly entertaining, 2001 Canadian comedy, Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter. This episode Andrew and Brennan watch and then discuss this campy vampire comedy, one of them watched it twice. If you were a fan of FUBAR or… student films… you’ll enjoy this movie. The epitome of “it’s so bad it’s good”!

Next time we watch the truly Canadian Men with Brooms!

Matt Frewer Count: 2

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Season 3: Episode 3: Going the Distance (2004)

Join Andrew and Brennan as they watch and discuss a movie. Not much fanfare for this one as it’s a solid, made for MTV movie, 2004’s Going the Distance.

It’s a good film with a surprising cast, with stars from Vikings, the Resident Evil franchise and Warehouse 13! Also Canadian mainstay Matt Frewer makes his second appearance on the show. 

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Season 3: Episode 2: Dawn of the Dead (2004)

Join us for this episode as Brennan and Andrew explore, debate and reminisce about the questionablly Canadian film, 2004's Dawn of the Dead, a remake by Zack Snyder, written by James Gunn and George A. Romero.

Let's be honest about this one, this episode is a bit looser then normal. Both Andrew and Brennan have seen this movie countless times and have very little to say about it. Andrew does find a fairly annoying (at least to him) plot hole and we hope you enjoy the engaging silence as Andrew (0 - 2) and Brennan (2 - 0) search Wikipedia and scan through to moviie in an attempt to prove the other wrong!

Our next film in our exploration of Canadian films is... Going the Distance (2004), a teenage Canadian road trip sex comedy!

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Season 3: Episode 1: YPF (2007)

Welcome to a new season of Random Cinema as we embrace our maple syrupy selves, and begin a study of Canadian films. We set Ed aside for this one and spun the Reel instead and this season’s premiere episode is… Young People F@#king (2007)!

This oft overlooked sex comedy classic features a look into the bedroom of 5 couples as they experience the typical stages of a night of romance. Let’s be honest, all puns intended, this is a gush piece. 

Join us next time as we discuss the zombie remake that’s shockingly listed as a Canadian Film, Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead (2004). 

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Season 2: Episode 39: The Mummy Returns (2001)

Welcome back dear listeners, to another episode of Random Cinema where we gush over what is quite possibly an amazing example of how to make a sequel. This movie does exactly what you want a sequel to do, and Andrew and Brennan cover it all!

Join us next time when we watch….. You know what something happens this episode that changes how we pick movies, it’s a whole thing, just listen to the episode. Enjoy and see ya next time. 

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Season 2: Episode 38: Valhalla Rising (2009) feat. I Saw That!

Welcome to 2025! Today we meet back up with Chris and Bryan to talk about another viking film, 2009’s Valhalla Rising. Which, spoiler alert, we do not talk about for 2 hours! We of course talk about how gorgeous of a film this is, how well done the fight scenes are but we also discuss the speed of the film and many other topics, such as how good Kobra Kai is (apparently).

Join us next episode where we talk about The Mummy Returns!

Special Thanks to Myles (yes that Myles) for help editing the episode. 

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