The Final Picture Show Podcast: Where the End times are Alive!

This is the story of a girl who cried a switchblade and resurrected the wasteland after ostracizing herself from the other groups at large. Tonight we have to skate or we will die, or maybe skating will lead to our dying--- it gets confusing. We will get into the creation of this movie, Zen filmmaking, Scott Shaw and legends of underground micro-budget filmmaking, and even a brief history lesson on rollerblading-- it is a fun time.

Yo! it's about that time to bringth forth the rhythm and the rhyme, imma get mine so you get yours I wanna see you die... well that took a turn and so does this episode. Tonight we try and stay on topic and fail as we go down many a rabbit holes, but eventually find the plot of the movie the Happening. We discuss Nazi punks, 90s tv movie rip offs, actors who you see everywhere, what is wrong with this movie, and why people like it.

We are salior boys who lost our legs, climbing up the top sails we lost our legs and as you do in that situation we find ourselves in Boston. Tonight we do something completely different as we look at one of our favorite movies of all time from 2006 the Departed! We dive into the background of the remake, its connection to John Woo movies, the amazing cast, and slip into our "poor" southie' accents as we try not to cry over spilled cranberry juice as we talk about one of our favorites as we take a break from the end times for a week. Next week we return to the end times-- they are alive afterall---as we watch The Happening staring none other than Mark Whalberg

Last nite she said ohh baby dont feel so down 28 Years Later is coming out and some people they dont understand, and on top of that I'm probably never gonna understand this movie until watching it a few more times-- but in spite of that here is my review of the brand new end of the world movie 28 Years Later. Spend some time looking at the cast and crew of the film before diving into what I enjoyed about the movie and then getting into spoilers galore. This is a quick one and I try to avoid spoilers until the end of the review for those of you that dont want it to be spoiled-- it is best to leave around that time period.Next week we come back take a break from the infected and looming mushroom clouds to talk about 2006 crime masterpiece The Departed.

This infection has taken a hold of me and I have no choice, cause I'm about to take over Europe and possibly the world. Tonight on the show we double down on the Rage Virus and look at the follow up to 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later. We get into the background of the film, the director and writer changing, Maroon 5, the plot holes, our love of bad reality tv, and what this movie might actually be about—ALLEGORY! Next week we will look at the brand new 28 Years Later and have a few bonus episodes scattered about next week.

Let freedom ring with a shotgun blast! Well it is time to dive into a series of films that would go on to define and revitalize a whole genre of films: 28 Days Later. Tonight we go hard and fast into the background of the film, the money problems, the casting choices, and the plot of one of the penultimate horror films of the 2000s. There are some audio issues in the start, a thunderstorm or perhaps Thor himself decided to join as a third host tonight and caused us some issues. Next week we come back with the followup to 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later.

Welcome to the jungle, we got fun and games, we got everything you want honey we know the director of Terminator 2, and tonight on the show that is who and what we are yappin' about. Tonight we steal money from the ATM, physically assault our favorite mental health specialists, and teach a android to love as we make our way down the yellow brick road. Where we confront the wizard with a grenade launcher and square off with the wicked witch with some molten hot magma and shotgun, it is a fun time. Come along as we dive into the complicated background of this film, examine the cast who got famous after this, and talk about how much we love Terminator 2. Next week we start looking at the famed zombie trilogy, soon to be, 28 Days Later.

Here we go again on our own, going down the only road we’ve ever know and like Snake Plissken we were born to walk alone and Ive made up my mind I aint watching anything other than Escape from LA! Tonight on the show we travel back to 1996 and drop in on Snake and learn about how this movie came to be, the genius of John Carpenter, spend some time talking about the rock hits of the mid 90s, and go through the plot of this misunderstood masterpiece. Next week we return to the 90s and to sequels, and to massive movies we haven’t reviewed yet: T2 Terminator 2 Judgement Day

I could make you scared if you want me to, Im not prepared to, but if I have to I could show you 90s box office hit Deep Impact, it is kinda what I do. Come along tonight as we discuss the movie Deep Impact, that other big end of the world movie from 1998. We get into the background of the movie going back to the 70s and how it is really 2 movie concepts car crashed together, we dive into the stellar cast, get lost in thought about the original director and why the change was made, examine our nostalgic memories of LeeLee Sobieski, and think about dealing with the end times as a teen.It is a fun time. Next week we take a look at one of my favorite movies growing up Escape from LA-- a movie I think is way better than the first one. Thanks for watching and if you enjoy give us a subscribe so you can be alerted when we put out another video. Each and every week we will be talking about an end of the world movie.*theres a very clear editing mistakes around 40 mins in that was going to be fixed but then a storm came in and we lost power! The joys of living in the south!

You take it on faith, you take it to the heart the waiting is the hardest part and the waiting for our newest episode The Postman is over. The end is now! Come along on our journey into the world that was 1997 as we discuss the sights and sounds of this 90s box office bomb! Kevin Costner, Tom Petty, Will Patton, that one guy from Remember the Titans—no, not that guy the other guy! We dissect this movie and brainstorm how to make it better with some editing alongside discussing the background and careers of the folks involved. Next week we check out another 90s classic: Deep Impact