The Film Flam Follies

Dan, Troy, and Beej welcoe back Jesse for this weeks edition of the FFF podcast. The subjects of this weeks podcast include kung-fu movie Wing Chun (1994) and the horror film Severance (2006). New ideas for podcasts are discussed and the boys take a serious moment to talk about age-ism in films. 

Dan, Troy, and Beej welcome back Andy for his first guest appearance in over 10 episodes! The guys talk about Spring Breakers (2012) and Rubber (2010) this week. 

Dan, Troy, and Beej take a trip down comedy-lane this week with Happy-Go-Lucky (2008) and The Amateurs (2005). The guys talk about the Spider-man casting news and are paid a visit by the esteemed President of Podcasting.

Welcome to the first episode of our second series, All Film No Flam, where we get to the core of what we want to do: talk about movies.

We take a look at Tim Burton's filmography and talk about Edward Scissorhands, Sleepy Hollow, and Big Fish. We also talk about which Burton films we love and which ones we'd take a pass on. 

This week Dan, Troy, and Beej turn the laughs up to 11 with their special episode all about "This Is Spinal Tap." The gang does have a few serious discussions about crowdfunding motion pictures and the different types of double-basses found in music. We also find out which films make up each flammer's Top 5 Musical Movies.

Dan, Troy, and Beej are joined by Jesse, who wanted to have his pod-cherry popped. This weeks films are two opposed foreign thrillers, Funny Games (1997) tries to shine a light on the negative aspect of gore and violence in films, while Battle Royale (2000) jumps in it. The boys tackle their Top 5 Foreign-Language films.

This week your Flammers Dan, Troy, and Beej watch Nightbreed (1990) and The Princess and the Warrior (2000). This episode can be considered a musical as the guys try their best to break out into song every 5 minutes. Somethings got Beej's goat as he complains about people who annoy him. Finally, in this episode, for the first time, all 3 guys agree on the rating of one movie!

Dan, Troy, and Beej are joined by Rose to discuss the Australian war movie Gallipoli (1981) and thriller, The Thirteenth Floor (1999). This week's Top 5 is a loosely-defined War Films. They group also discusses the differences between North Pole Santa and South Pole Santa.

Dan, Troy, and Beej welcome back Zack, from Powerhouse Comics, who joins the discussion about cult-classic The Princess Bride (1987). The four also rattle off their Top 5 1980's movies. 

Dan, Troy, and Beej welcome Jake for his first guest-spot on The Film Flam Follies. The gang takes care of The Vanishing (1993) and Wet Hot American Summer (2001). They also spend some time on Comics Corner, Corrections Corner, Poop Corner, and pretty much every other Corner segment they can think of.