Screen Shuffle

It's Halloween and Mike and Tim bring in this years closing to the Scream Shuffle mini series with talking about the Exorcist, some big announcements and a Top 5 that we hope will add to the lore that surrounds the 1973 Classic.

This week Mike and Tim explore the artfully done horror of Dracula, the 1992 version directed by Francis Ford Coppola. This critically acclaimed version was regarded as both Scary and wonderfully filmed. The guys discuss the art in the film and also weather it hold up today. This weeks top 5 is on famous directors retelling classic horror.

Horror as art was always a fine line to walk and no one did it better than Stanley Kubrick. In the kick off to this years Scream Shuffle mini series, Mike and Tim discuss The Shining and how Kubrick took on the difficult task of blending horror and art.

This week the guys discuss the rise in popularity of Drive in movie theaters during the pandemic.

This week Mike and Tim discuss the career of the late Jack Garner and the evolution of film critics.

Pop Pop! Mike and Tim are back from quarantine and bring you an episode that is truly streets ahead. This week they discuss Community and creator Dan Harmon's version of "A Hero's Journey"

This week, Mike and Tim discuss Showgirls, cult films and the career of Paul Verhoeven.

Part 2 of our Road to the Oscars, Mike and Tim focus on 1917, and single shot film making, as always this episode contains spoilers, but it is a war movie based on a true story and this podcast is not in German so you can probably guess the outcome.