Silver Dating

Tonight we discuss the unanimous winner of last week's Holiday Roulette, John's pick of the 1951 version of A Christmas Carol. This classic version was originally called Scrooge upon its initial release. John makes the case that out of all the versions, some good some bad, this is the gold standard. Starring Alastair Sim who creates a nuanced and believable Scrooge which is the heart of this film. Does the gang agree or do they think it's a hum bug? Watch/Listen and find out and in the words of Tiny Tim..."God bless us...everyone".

It's time to Q it Up for the holidays. After doing the Holiday roulette on the YKY podcast, Ralph and John decided to take a longer and more in depth look at the Christmas/Holiday movie genre.

If you're looking for recommendations of what to watch in this unique, to say the least, holiday season, you'll enjoy this one. We even have an added gift for our watchers/listeners. This week's episode includes Drew from the YKY show for his Holiday insight. So enjoy this week's 2 Q's and a Drew and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Tonight another special "Movie roulette" episode. Tonight's theme is Christmas/Holiday movies. Each square will bring a Holiday movie to the show. After showing the trailer and advocating, or defending their choice, the gang will vote on what we will all watch for next week's show. Will it be a classic or something a little more...interesting? Watch/listen as we unwrap the answer. See what I did?

Tonight the brothers look back at past family Thanksgivings and the Covid Thanksgiving we all just experienced. I'm sure this one will be a laugh riot. Looking forward to a Covid Christmas. Listen and let us know your thoughts. Enjoy.

Take a good look at your "normal" neighbors across the street. Are they really who they seem to be? That's the question that's asked in this week's film, 1999's Arlington Road. It stars Jeff Bridges and Tim Robbins in a taut thriller that has twists that will keep you guessing till the end. If you like your characters out of control, and in the case of Joan Cusak, super creepy, really super creepy, this is the movie for you. Let's see what the gang thinks.

Tonight the gang discusses Debbie's pick, the classic Bride of Frankenstein. This was another entry in the Universal Monster Series that started with Dracula and Frankenstein. This 1935 film is considered one of the greatest sequels ever filmed with stand out performances by Boris Karloff, Elsa Lanchaster and scenery chewing performance by Ernest Thesiger Dr. Pretorious. When it's over you'll be screaming..."She's alive, alive!!"

Tonight the Q Brothers discuss the uniquely American form of cinema the Western. As you can imagine John goes for the classics while Ralph's choices are contemporary versions of the classic genre. Either choices you can't go wrong with this genre. So in the immortal words of Joey Starrett "Shane...don't go!

What do you think of when you hear murder orb and the tall man? If you know the references then you know tonight's movie is the 1979 horror classic, and I use the term classic loosely, Phantasm. A strange movie that screams out late 70's. We even have a guest who loves this movie so much he's ready to defend it with every fiber of his being. Is it a thoughtful movie that deals with how different people handle death? Is it a well made scarefest, like Halloween and Aliens, that will have you turning the lights on? Is it a movie...that sucks! Watch or listen to find out, oh and...duck!

Tonight on Q it up, it's all about movie genres. If we've learned anything, it's that the Q brothers have polar opposite tastes in movies. We each pick a genre, explain why we love it, and recommend movies to watch that represent the genre. Everyone will know mine but you might be surprised by Ralph's. I know I was. Enjoy and let us know what you think.

Never give up, never surrender." With those words the gang discusses 1999's love letter to the original Star Trek series, Galaxy Quest. The movie stars Tim Allen, Sigouney Weaver, Alan Rickman and a hilarious Sam Rockwell. What could have been something that mocked Star Trek and it's fans is actually is a funny, smart and at certain points an emotional film. Excellent special effects by ILM and creature makeup by Stan Winston. Whether you are a fan of the genre or not I think you'll enjoy this film. What does the gang think? Listen and find out.