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Zach and Matt discuss a lost 90s classic and make fools of themselves as they drool over attractive actresses. Also, there is some discussion regarding those rare instances when you've seen a movie before and are pretty sure you remember the ending and yet turn out to be so very wrong...
Zach and Matt discuss one the best films of recent memory, Drive, while also admitting their overwhelming ignorance when it comes to internet lingo.
We're back already! Zach and Matt reveal the 'true' origins of the Greatest Moments in the History of Forever while they discuss a show they love to hate. It's time to travel down to the little town of Bon Temps and catch up with Sookie Stackhouse and all of her various supernatural friends. Plus, what's the deal with werewolves and why are they so awful?
We're back already! Zach and Matt reveal the 'true' origins of the Greatest Moments in the History of Forever while they discuss a show they love to hate. It's time to travel down to the little town of Bon Temps and catch up with Sookie Stackhouse and all of her various supernatural friends. Plus, what's the deal with werewolves and why are they so awful?
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Finally, we took care of the technical difficulties and are now able to deliver the much-anticipated part 2 of our epic discussion about Road House.
Finally, the episode we've all been waiting for... it's time for Road House! Let's travel to a wild world of famous bouncers, monster trucks, sexy doctors, mullets and peaceful warriors. Zach and Matt break down the Patrick Swayze classic, discuss their general indifference towards all of the remakes being made in Hollywood these days and debate the logic of a "modern" western being made in 1989. This is only part 1! Part 2 will be arriving next week!
Does anybody remember laughter? This week we're looking back at the glory days of rock n' roll and the 1970s via the year 2000, which, in a way, is like Zach and Matt's own version of the 70s, because um, well, they both peaked 16 years ago and now look back fondly at that time period similarly to how old rock writers (like Cameron Crowe) look back at the actual 1970s. Confused? Good. Join us as we talk about one of the best films of the last 20 years, the introduction of Zooey Deschanel and Kate Hudson into our lives and the similarities between Zach and Jason Lee's obnoxious, egotistical character in the film.
Follow us on the long, sexy descent into the dark heart of madness as we discuss Natalie Portman's stunning turn as Nina, a fragile ballet dancer on the brink of a complete and dramatic emotional collapse. We talk about some alternate theories, the somewhat disappointing career trajectory of Mila Kunis and what parts of the film are hardest to watch. A fun show, as always! Tell your friends and help us spread the word! Thanks for listening!
Zach and Matt ponder the gender mysteries that come with being a shape-shifter and try to make sense of one of the more bizarre horror franchises out there. Also, the show ventures in a new, musical direction.
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