The Better With Booze Film Club Podcast

Halfway through the films for November and it's another one about families and death.  Although really more dying in this case.  Just how depressing is this lineup making us here at the Better With Booze Film Club Podcast?  Well you'll have to tune in to find out.

It's another family comedy(?) drama featuring a dying parent and a couple of weird kids.  I know what you're thinking.  How many of these films can you possibly do for the podcast?  Well I'm going to guess at least two more.

Wes Anderson films.  They're a bit like marmite.  You either love them or you hate them.  And they almost always leave a weird taste in your mouth.  But is that enough for us to withhold a recommendation this week?  Tune in to find out!

Concluding our October spooooooky month of films, we have the 1968 classic Hammer Horror film The Devil Rides Out, starring one half of everyone's favorite horror duo: Christopher Lee!  Evidently Peter Cushing was away on holiday or something? Don't know.  Anyway, here's our review!

Are you feeling down about the tragic death of your husband and daughter in a car accident that left you yourself in a coma? Then the tourism bureau of North Carolina has the solution for you! Try spelunking in one of our many unexplored, dangerously unmarked caves! There's a 1 in 6 chance that you'll survived! And we definitely don't have a race of ancient humanoid creatures that live underground! So Esse Quam Videri your way over here today!

You know for as cliché a horror trope as a cabin in the woods is, I'm amazed it took until 2011 for someone to make a horror film called A Cabin In the Woods.  But was it worth the wait? Tune in and hear what we think!

It's one of those traditional cabin in the middle of nowhere stories, except in this case, the cabin is really nice.  But is the film nice? Tune in and find out what we thought...

After a brief break we are back with a spooky set of films for October, starting with the reboot redux of the Ghostbusters franchise.  But is the film worthy of its pedigree?  Tune in and find out what we think! 

Are you tired of all those mobster films that glamourize a life of crime? Then you should try The Rise and Fall Of Legs Diamond, which creates a main character so loathsome that even his friends seem to hate him!

You know now that I think of it, for a film called Race With the Devil, the Devil never actually makes an appearance. Odd.