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Join us today as we discuss our top 10 favorite Christmas movies before we dive into the Hughes/Columbus classic about 1 boy vs 2 immortal robbers, Home Alone. In this episode we discuss many Christmas classics, narrow down the robbers' origin to either immortality or escaped cartoon characters, discuss our top 5 favorite Kevin traps, and how Daniel Stern truly steals the show with his outrageous Marv.
Crowbars up!!
Join us this episode as we defend this sequel, usually regarded as not only inferior but even bad. We disagree and we're taking the time to point out what makes this sequel not as GREAT as the lightning-in-the-bottle original but as good as any Ghostbusters sequel CAN be with iconic, moving and scary moments as lasting as the first.
Also we discuss Ugly Betty and Mob movies. Makes total sense in a Ghostbusters conversation...
Call It Fate..
I Collect Spores Molds and Fungus..
It's The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man..
I Love This Town!
You're More Like A Gameshow Host..
Ghostbusters, Whaddaya Want..
Does Anybody Want To Interview Me?
Who You Gonna Call?
Listen in for this and more as we discuss our most potent childhood IP, Ghostbusters. Nothing more to say, the movie is just pure fun and perfection.
Join us as we discuss Python's method of identifying Witches, Ozzy-man reviews, and our Top Johnny Performances. We also speak to the differences between Washington Irving's original work and Tim Burton's masterful retelling and Casper Van Dien's 3 Hollywood roles.
Join us today as we discuss Tim Burton's 1990 classic goth fantasy Edward Scissorhands. After the success of Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Beetlejuice and Batman, Burton accomplished something more personal in making this film, his self-described (along with Big Fish) as his most personal movie. In this episode we discuss Winona Ryder and her pronunciation of scissors, why this movie doesn't take place in our world, Depp and Ryder's chemistry onscreen and off and what other types of hands would be hinderances and which ones would be helpful.
"I guess it would have to start with scissors."
Today on The PCP we tackle Tim Burton's sophomore follow-up to a certain big adventure, Beetlejuice. Join us as we discuss Lydia's depression that turns into a desire to join Adam and Barbara in death, Adam and Barbara's disregard for their own death, wanting only to know when they can get back to their at home staycation, and the Deetze's ultimate retirement plan: to hang out, relax, and let ghosts raise their daughter. Also Beetlejuice… who would be canceled nowadays. Let's be glad the sequel has been so delayed.
Join us as we talk about our final Spielberg movie this month, Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks. The story of Frank Abgnale Jr is well known now but listen in as we separate some of the differences between fact and Hollywood as well as discussing the motivations and drive behind the premiere apex check forger and counterfeiter in all of history.
"Where you goin?"
Join The PCP today as we discuss Steven Spielberg's Sci-Fi hit Minority Report and all the theories inherent in a movie about changing the outcomes of attempted murders as well as all the moral grey areas that come with it. But mostly we discuss and debate our top 10 list of our favorite Spielberg movies so manage your expectations accordingly
On this episode of The Post Credit Podcast we discuss the first film that made an impression on us from Steven Spielberg, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Kicking off Spielberg September, Matt and Drew break down why ET's species came to earth, what he is & and why he gets sick, and his connections to Hodor and Groot. Join us as we recount the 1982 tale, what it means to us, and the incomparable John Williams.
Be Good.
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