We recap last week’s “2 Guys and a Chainsaw” podcast episode where Todd and Craig pay tribute to the late Kris Kristofferson, the iconic country music singer-songwriter and actor, while discussing the 1998 film Blade.

While known for his roles in films such as A Star Is Born, Convoy, and the Blade trilogy, Kristofferson’s contributions to the world of country music are immense. He wrote some of the most beloved country songs, including “Me and Bobby McGee”, “Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down”, and “Help Me Make It Through the Night”. These songs became major hits for other artists, solidifying Kristofferson’s status as a songwriting legend.

Join hosts Todd and Craig as they explore Kristofferson’s remarkable career, from his early days as a Rhodes Scholar and helicopter pilot to his successful ventures in music and film. The hosts discuss Kristofferson’s signature gruff voice, tough-guy persona, and the recurring “good old boy” characters he portrayed in his films.

This episode offers a unique opportunity to learn more about the man behind the music and the movies. Listen as Todd and Craig discuss:

And if our overview sufficiently whets your appetite, head over to the “2 Guys and a Chainsaw” horror movie review podcast and listen for yourself to this full celebration of the life and work of Kris Kristofferson, a true American icon. Don’t forget to share your favorite Kristofferson memories with the hosts on social media or their website, chainsawhorror.com!