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Yea Verily, Tapers!
Welcome BACK to another episode of Tapes! Tapes! Tapes! This time, Chris Trani challenged us to view 1991's Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves! Does this 90s cult classic with Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, and Alan Rickman deserve to be in the limelight? You could either watch it yourself for two and a half hours, or just listen to us and make your opinions up that way!
With Love,
Tape-Daddies
Dear Tapers,
Oh MAN it's good to be back! We are rip roaring into another season of Tapes! Tapes! Tapes, this time with a very special and timely episode of Mulan, featuring the wonderful Ashley DeJesus! Does this classic from Disney's 90s vault deserve a be kind rewind, or does it belong in the annals of time? No dirty jokes please, this is a safe podcast. Thanks for listening, we've got a LOT more in the works, so stay tuned!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
Hey Tapers!
The boys are back in TOWN with a season 2 finale, 1988's Bloodsport! Jean-Claude Van Damme? Flexibility? Baby Forrest Whittaker? Spike TV?? Whoa, get ready for some podcast movie review realness! Does this movie, based on a true(ish) story, stand the test of time against it's cult martial arts movies contemporaries? Find out in your head, with your ears!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
Oh Helllooooo!!
Kicking it way back, the boys watched Mrs. Doubtfire from 1993! This Robin Williams classic includes Pierce Brosnan, Sally Field, and all of our childhood hopes and dreams of being an out of work VO actor who can afford a 2 bedroom apartment in downtown San Francisco! Does this comedy classic sink or swim? Find out this week, on Tapes! Tapes! Tapes!
Love,
Tape Daddies
Hello Taper!
The Tape Parental Units are kicking it way back to 1993 with Coneheads! Yes, this Saturday Night Live sketch-turned-movie starring Dan Akroyd, Jane Curtain and.. well, like literally every 90s comedian has finally reached our planet! Does it hold up? How about holding it DOWN!? Find out, love ya, mean it, listen in!
Love,
Tape Zorplonks
Dearest of Tapers,
Coming at you HARD AND FAST during these crazy times with 2000s Meet the Parents! The Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro classic will have you wringing and cringing and cackling all the way! Oh wait... we're supposed to make these descriptions sorta vague so you don't know whether we liked it or now... too late to change now! Listen and and love!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
Hi Tapers,
WOOW welcome to the end of an incredible journey! The Tape-Zaddies have complete their first (probably last) entire series on Tapes! Tapes! Tapes! with 1998's Lethal Weapon 4! Does the injection of pregnancy, Jet Li, and Chris Rock redeem this franchise after the less than stellar third entry? Or is like the fake Chinese currency in the film, a shell of it's former self and worth? Find out inside! Inside... the episode. Like, click it and listen and derive for yourself, GOSH!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
Hi Tapers Staplers!
The Tape Daddies are rounding the bend on week three of the classic action series with 1992's Lethal Weapon 3, this time with a woman in a featured role! Does Rene Russo bring enough charm and magic to push this aching franchise above and beyond it's contemporaries? Did you know that this movie made the most of any other in the franchise? Is there a robot ninja? Find out this week, on Tapes! Tapes! Tapes!
Love,
Tape-Fathers
Hey Tapers and scrapers!
Welcome to another wonderful week of Tapes! Tapes! Tapes! It's week two of our foray into the Lethal Weapon action franchise, returning with Danny Glover, Mel Gibson, and introducing Joe Pesci in 1989's Lethal Weapon 2! Does the second entry with the added spicy vinegar-y anxiety bomb that is Leo Getz stand the test of time? Does it SURPASS the initial entry? Does anyone read these descriptions?! I'm actually a penguin in a human suit!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
Hey Tapers!
MAY DAY! Get ready for a brand new adventure, four full weeks of Lethal Weapon! Evan and Josh are committing to Tapes! Tapes! Tapes'! first ever series, and we're starting with a bang with 1987's Lethal Weapon! Does this buddy-cop classic starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover stand the test of time? Or are we all too old for this shiz?!
Love,
Tape-Daddies
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