So Do We Still Like This?

So Do We Still Like This?

By Shawn MComedy
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So Do We Still Like This? episodes

  • Episode 189 - Below and The Mothman Prophecies

    Laurel Hightower has a fantastic new book coming out called Below and she was kind enough to join me to talk about her new tale about the Mothman myth. To compliment this, we take a deep dive into the 2002 thriller, The Mothman Prophecies.

    Don't be a damn fool and order Laurel's book now!

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    Laurel also co-edited a new anthology with Sandra Ruttan called The Dead Inside that is absolutely worth your time as well.

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    1 hr 28 min
  • Episode 188 - Malignant

    Ok sure the movie is seven months old and this is supposed to be a podcast about nostalgia. My counter point to that though is MALIGNAAAAAAAAAAAANT!!!

    42 min
  • Episode 187 - M.A.S.K

    Don't make the same mistake I initially did, this is not an episode about The Mask cartoon from the 90's. It's the one from the 80's that is mostly just GI Joe but way calmer. Come learn more about the adventures of Scott and his robot pet that he seems to absolutely hate!

    47 min
  • Episode 186 - Jurassic Park 3

    After six months of waiting it's finally here! The conclusion to Wads, Jordan and I's journey through the original Jurassic Park trilogy! We finally provide the answers to all your burning questions like...is this movie good? Who would win in a fight between Jurassic Park and Predator (the characters not the movies)? Should we watch Jurassic World? All that and more!

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 185 - Ever After

    Another themed month draws to a close as we say goodbye to Feb-Drew-Ary. My wife joins me for Ever After as we go about this the way that we usually do - recording a mere 12 hours before the episode is supposed to go live.

    43 min
  • Episode 184 - 50 First Dates

    Wouldn't it be nice to hear our podcast? Where we talk about 50 First Daaaaates? And wouldn't it be nice to ok that's enough. Sam Also and I are talking about 2004's 50 First Dates because we couldn't let this month pass by without at least a little of Drew and The SandMan.

    52 min
  • Episode 183 - He's Just Not That Into You

    It's our Valentine's Day episode! Kim and I decided to celebrate with a 130 minute long movie with some real bad ideas on love and relationships. Oh and it barely even qualifies for our Feb-Drew-Ary theme since she appears for maybe 7 minutes. Grab some wine, snuggle up with your lover and enjoy.

    56 min
  • Episode 182 - Fever Pitch (2005)

    We already have a themed month every February with Boning Month so we're doubling down with a theme within a theme! It's now Boning Month Presents: Feb-Drew-Ary. It's an entire month celebrating the works of Drew Barrymore. We kick it off in classic style with a movie nobody would have expected - the 2005 remake of Fever Pitch! Resident Sportsman Rob joins as we learn this movie is really just his life story.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 181 - The Truman Show

    After starting JanuCarrey by introducing Kim to Ace Ventura, I thought I should make it up to her by ending the month by introducing her to The Truman Show. I mean, it's only fair right? Hear us sort of discuss the movie but mostly discuss the logistics of how such a world would work.

    1 hr 9 min
  • Episode 180 - The Number 23

    It's the JanuCarrey episode literally nobody asked for! It's time to discuss his 2007 "thriller" The Number 23. Wait...2007. 20+7. 27. It's the fourth episode of JanuCarrey. 27+4 is 31. JanuCarrey is the first month of the year. 31+1 is 32 which is 23 reversed! Oh no! Listen to this at your own risk because clearly this is a cursed episode.

    1 hr

About So Do We Still Like This?

From the publisher's feed

So Do We Still Like This? is a podcast where we revisit our childhoods to see if the things we used to love still hold up as adults. One person picks something they have nostalgia for (movie, TV show, book, album, video game, etc) and they go back to it along with one or more people who are experiencing it for the first time. Then we all get together to ask the question - so, do we still like this?