Recap and Gown

This week, the Four Old Millennials break down the 2004 raunchy comedy Eurotrip.  Crooks defends the noble city of Bratislava, Dave does a spot-on Cockney accent, Dana shows utter disdain for the Robot Man fight, Megan tells an absolutely horrifying story about a night in France drunk on absinthe, and we all talk about exactly how much we hate Cooper.  As always, subscribe, rate, review, and be sure to follow us on Twitter at RecapNGownPod.  We'll be posting some truly disturbing pictures of the 1987 TV series "Beauty and the Beast."  You'll understand why by the end of the episode.  Mi scusi!

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This week, the Four Old Millennials tackle the 2004 raunchy teen romantic comedy The Girl Next Door.  Crooks complains about the convoluted plot and the bait-and-switch played by the movie trailer, Megan finds herself dumbfounded by the character of Kelly, Dave takes us through what might be the longest soundtrack of any movie we've reviewed so far, and Dana takes issue with the film's portrayal of the nation of Cambodia.  Buckle up, this one gets pretty wild.

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This week, we spell redemption "J-U-L-I-A."  After several episodes of egregiously dumping on Julia Stiles, the Four Old Millennials are joined by Crooks' oldest friend Bobby Clawson to talk about the movie that launched her whole career, 1999's 10 Things I Hate About You.  We discuss the similarities to the source material, wonder why Kat was so into a $249 guitar, get a crash course in Andrew Keegan's (alleged) cult, Dana fawns over the young Heath Ledger, and we talk about our own regrettable prom fashion choices.  Subscribe, rate, review, and be sure to follow us on twitter @RecapNGownPod to see some photographic evidence of our own misadventures in prom getups.

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Crooks' old college roommate Joel "Two Scoops" Campbell joins the Four Old Millennials to discuss an underappreciated gem of a movie, the 2006 Bow Wow Roller Disco film Roll Bounce.  We dig into the cheat code-aided soundtrack, discuss our favorite Charlie Murphy and Mike Epps lines, get into a heated discussion about how cool the character of Sweetness really is, and wonder why this movie isn't already enshrined in the pantheon of great teen comedies from the 00s.  As always, subscribe, rate, and review, and follow us on Twitter at RecapNGownPod!

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This week, the Four Old Millennials break down the 2006 revenge comedy John Tucker Must Die.  In the process, we get sad that there was no actual murder plot in the movie, explain the Netflix series "You" to Megan, remember the era of pop punk covers of 80s pop songs, and learn way too much about Crooks' college girlfriend [name redacted].  Subscribe, rate, review, and follow us on Twitter @RecapNGownPod.

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What do you do when you have too much good content for one episode?  Bonus episode, of course!  Here's the full, uncut interview with Richard Whitley about the making of "Rock N Roll High School."  Stay tuned at the end; he comes back after the end of the recording to tell us a couple more stories and add context to some of the things we talked about during the episode.

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Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show with Bob and David, Breaking Bad Better Call Saul) and Richard Whitley (screenwriter of Rock N Roll High School) join the Four Old Millennials to talk about the 1979 Ramones musical Rock N Roll High School.  Not long after the 40th anniversary of the film's release, Richard takes us through some of the screenwriting and production processes and regales us with some stories about The Ramones, Roger Corman, and what it was like being on set for the filming of the movie.  After his interview, the rest of us talk about some of the wacky moments in the movie, the amazing soundtrack, Riff Randell as feminist icon, and whether any movie has ever done a better job of showcasing a relatively-unknown musical talent.

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Join the Four Old Millennials as we break down the Joshua Jackson/Paul Walker secret society movie The Skulls.  We ponder why they avoided using the name "Yale University," wonder whether your secret society is really a secret if everyone knows about it, and learn precious little about Megan's time in her very own college secret society.

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Crooks, Megan, Dave, and Dana break down the 2001 hip hop love story, Save the Last Dance.  Is this the greatest soundtrack of all time?  Can a bunch of 30-somethings convincingly play high schoolers?  Would this film be better if they cast an actress who could actually dance?  Join us as we step-touch down memory lane and debate who we would've rather seen play Julia Stiles' role.

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Crooks' former high school football teammate Eric Bramwell joins the podcast to talk about the 1999 high school football movie Varsity Blues.  We tell stories about our crazy high school football coach, break down the absolute nonsense version of football the movie presents, address all of Tweeder's glaringly-problematic dialogue and reflect on a time when super baggy clothes were still a cutting-edge trend.

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