The Good, The Bad, and The Movies

Welcome to the crazy mind of Marina, where she obviously envisions a movie idea that includes her dogs as the lead characters, as well as incorporating aliens and the Bermuda Triangle. She also has some wishes: any main human characters in the movie have to be hot (specifically ones she finds hot), so we all know her first love Josh Hutcherson is going to be in this film. In addition to this movie idea, you get to hear some conspiracy theory ridden secret meeting scripts from last week's idea. Are Caesar and Louie animated or live action and just voiced by actors? Who is a female that Marina thinks is hot that can accompany Josh Hutcherson? And why in the world did Brandon learn that Amelia Earhart crash in the Bermuda Triangle? Find out all this and more, but only on this episode of "Writer's Block", brought to you by "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

What happens when you mix religion and dinosaurs? You get the VelociPastor. In this B-movie, we watch our hero take on ninjas and evil with the help of a sex worker and a hidden power granted to him to turn into a dinosaur. Yeah, you read that plot right. This is the exact kind of movie that we here at TGTBTM like to watch from time to time to show us a true dichotomy in film making. How did someone think of this niche movie idea? How low budget was this film? And why in the world is there a whole music video in the middle of the movie? Tune in this week to find out all these answers and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

FINALLY! The moment you have all been waiting for... on this week's episode of "Writer's Block", Lukas unveils the long-awaited masterpiece that is known as "Porchy The Pirate". In this film, a man is known to be a thief of amazon packages from people's doorsteps. All goes well for him until he opens a package with a potentially dark secret he is not supposed to see. What does he find in this mysterious package? Does Lukas prefer Wes Anderson or Tim Burton? And you're telling me this is not a movie about actual pirates? Tune in to find out all these answers and more, as well as hear some 'heated' scripts from "Food Fight", but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

It's Devon's week (diddly diddly diddly dee)! And this week, he picked one of his favorite movies, the 2015 version of the French novella "The Little Prince". In this episode, hear us discuss the wonders of French writing, the nonsensical philosophical phrases the little prince speaks in, and how to find your inner child. Did this movie hold true to the book? Was Paul Rudd a good choice for Mr. Prince? And why in the world are we talking about dick brands so much? Tune in this week to hear all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

Have you ever been to one of those joint fast food restaurants where it is a combo KFC/Taco Bell or KFC/A&W? What if, by some odd chance, one of those stores ended up being a Carl's Jr. and a Hardee's? Well that is what happens in this week's episode of "Writer's Block". Two individual franchisees must compete against each other to keep their business alive, all while selling the same products and being owned by the same corporation. Additionally, get ready for some quirky, old-timer baseball skits about baseball legend George Edward "Rube" Wadell. Which fast food restaurant will come out on top? Why in the world is Montana considered an Eastern state? And did Lukas just say Rube Wadell had a pet BEAR??? Tune in this week to find out all these answers and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

Is it hot in here, or is it just us? Because it feels like the era of the love lads is still going strong... April Fool's! I know you all wanted to hear Devon discuss BDSM and hot men, but this week, although released a couple days after April 1st, we decided to switch things up and sub in Marina and Alex to take the reins (and whips) on this episode. GET READY! This episode is going to get very sexual and awkward as Marina and Alex dive into the popular erotic fiction story of

Biopic time! This week, Lukas put "Porchy the Pirate" on hold to tell the story of the life of early 20th century baseball player George Edward "Rube" Wadell. Not only was he known for his spectacular play on the baseball field, but also for his odd and eccentric personality, and his heroic actions of saving a child from drowning. Also in this episode, you get to hear some short scripts that include some small stand up comedy sets from our last episode "Humour". Who plays Rube Wadell? Does his odd character traits overshadow his true self? And what do we think about the Will Smith/Chris Rock drama at the Oscars? Find out all this and more on this week's episode of "Writer's Block", only at "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

"Everybody get up it's time to slam now, We got a real jam goin' down. Welcome to the Space Jam! Here's your chance, do your dance, At the Space Jam...Alright!"

That's right! Those lyrics can only mean one thing. This week we watched the 1996 cult classic, "Space Jam". In this week's episode, we welcome on our biggest non-familial fan, Brandon's friend, Kellee Tilson. Listen to us discuss the skills of live-action/cartoon crossovers, and killer ankle-breaking crossovers all at the same time. Where did the idea for this movie come from? Why did Michael Jordan decide to act during his professional athletic years? And how many movies has TheLittleSongbird reviewed? Tune in to this week's episode to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

Do you suffer from galeophobia? Well if so, viewer discretion is advised, because this week we watched "Deep Blue Sea". In this week's episode, we take on a film that is often regarded as the second greatest shark themed film through 1999. With such a bold claim, it has to be good right? Well, let's just say, we had some controversial opinions on the film. Does the experimentation on the sharks in this film lead to finding a cure to Alzheimer's? What does LL Cool J actually stand for? And what kind of parrot impression is that Lukas? Find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!

Comedy can often come from a dark place, and that is what we explore in this week's episode of "Writer's Block". In this episode, a failing standup comedian takes a gig at an assisted living facility and befriends a terminally ill elderly woman. Eventually, each of them benefit from the friendship in different ways. Will this relationship have any consequences or be frowned upon? Does our comedian finally become a star? And who are our March Madness sleeper picks? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, and hear some great private ex-military escapade scripts from last week's episode, only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"!