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Finishing up our celebration of Black Filmmakers for February, Reel Poppycock features the phenomenal film "Sorry To Bother You" as the pick to round out our unit. Written and directed by Boot Riley, 2018's "Sorry To Bother You" is a surrealist and scathing anti-capitalist masterpiece of movie making.
The Poppycock crew delves deep into the hidden meanings behind Detroit's iconic earrings, and then delve even deeper into tossing tons of praise on Tessa Thompson, the actress who embodied Detroit so dynamically. So dynamically that Ed may have even been daydreaming about barb-wire-wrapped baseball bats towards a character, played by Steven Yeun, trying to "Squeeze" into Detroit's affections.
KC gets to discuss David Cross and Patton Oswalt, some comedians they are quite fond of, who provide plenty of comical satire with their voiceover work in "Sorry To Bother You." We also bring back one of our favorite segments, DreamCast. Trevor may have picked the flick to cover this week, but he can't choose LaKeith Stanfield in his DreamCast, because it is a Lakeith Stanfield starring film.
So don't be bothered by the typical capitalist propaganda piped into you ear-holes, and pop on this Reel Poppycock podcast episode on "Sorry To Bother You" instead. Enjoy!
00:00:20 Quite Possibly Reel Poppycock's Most Clownin' Intro
00:03:25 Reel Basic Facts
00:10:44 Oh Yeah, All Right, Hell Yeah, That's Tight
00:12:00 Poppycock (non-pop) Quiz
00:19:51 We're Going to Get Into This Film Analysis
00:29:05 KC's Connection to one of the Comedians doing Voice-Overs
00:40:34 Ed Declares - "Detroit is Fine as Frog's Hair"
00:47:18 Prince's Protest Lyrics Presented on Detroit's Earrings
00:54:23 Good Gravy Glen was Smitten (with Detroit) from the Get Go
01:06:49 Partying at Steve Lift's Mansion
01:19:41 Equisapiens to the Rescue
01:23:57 DreamCast (Sorry to Bother You Trevor, but you can't DreamCast Lakeith in a Lakeith Film)
01:34:35 Poppycock Round-Up
credit to all respective artists for song clips used in this episode, all rights reserved}
- "OYAHYTT" by The Coup featuring LaKeith Stanfield
- "Does It Feel Good" by Tune-Yards
- "I Love Boosters" by The Coup
Instagram: @reelpoppycock
YouTube: Reel Poppycock
Host K.C. @dangerbrewer on Instagram
Host Ed Lanier @edlaniermusic on Instagram
Host Trevor Boland (He is old, find him on Facebook)
By Reel Poppycock ProductionsFinishing up our celebration of Black Filmmakers for February, Reel Poppycock features the phenomenal film "Sorry To Bother You" as the pick to round out our unit. Written and directed by Boot Riley, 2018's "Sorry To Bother You" is a surrealist and scathing anti-capitalist masterpiece of movie making.
The Poppycock crew delves deep into the hidden meanings behind Detroit's iconic earrings, and then delve even deeper into tossing tons of praise on Tessa Thompson, the actress who embodied Detroit so dynamically. So dynamically that Ed may have even been daydreaming about barb-wire-wrapped baseball bats towards a character, played by Steven Yeun, trying to "Squeeze" into Detroit's affections.
KC gets to discuss David Cross and Patton Oswalt, some comedians they are quite fond of, who provide plenty of comical satire with their voiceover work in "Sorry To Bother You." We also bring back one of our favorite segments, DreamCast. Trevor may have picked the flick to cover this week, but he can't choose LaKeith Stanfield in his DreamCast, because it is a Lakeith Stanfield starring film.
So don't be bothered by the typical capitalist propaganda piped into you ear-holes, and pop on this Reel Poppycock podcast episode on "Sorry To Bother You" instead. Enjoy!
00:00:20 Quite Possibly Reel Poppycock's Most Clownin' Intro
00:03:25 Reel Basic Facts
00:10:44 Oh Yeah, All Right, Hell Yeah, That's Tight
00:12:00 Poppycock (non-pop) Quiz
00:19:51 We're Going to Get Into This Film Analysis
00:29:05 KC's Connection to one of the Comedians doing Voice-Overs
00:40:34 Ed Declares - "Detroit is Fine as Frog's Hair"
00:47:18 Prince's Protest Lyrics Presented on Detroit's Earrings
00:54:23 Good Gravy Glen was Smitten (with Detroit) from the Get Go
01:06:49 Partying at Steve Lift's Mansion
01:19:41 Equisapiens to the Rescue
01:23:57 DreamCast (Sorry to Bother You Trevor, but you can't DreamCast Lakeith in a Lakeith Film)
01:34:35 Poppycock Round-Up
credit to all respective artists for song clips used in this episode, all rights reserved}
- "OYAHYTT" by The Coup featuring LaKeith Stanfield
- "Does It Feel Good" by Tune-Yards
- "I Love Boosters" by The Coup
Instagram: @reelpoppycock
YouTube: Reel Poppycock
Host K.C. @dangerbrewer on Instagram
Host Ed Lanier @edlaniermusic on Instagram
Host Trevor Boland (He is old, find him on Facebook)