What Do Ya Got?

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! We hope you enjoy this Thanksgiving Special where we dissect 1950's Americana and showcase the abusive marriage that unfolds within a household during Thanksgiving...it sounded better when we pitched it. Stay safe, eat happy, and enjoy this week's episode of What Do Ya Got!

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Matt Delhauer, host of Ginger Geek Podcast, joins the pitch this week as our special guest. He'll pitch us the true life story of Lt. John Churchill, a WWII vet with a background in silent films and precision in long bow archery. Let's put this one together. Be sure to check out Ginger Geek Podcast afterwards!

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November, 1950, in the midst of the Korean War a group of Marines are stranded in the Chosin Reservoir in desperate need of artillery and sustenance. Dozens of boxes are airdropped to them carrying only...Tootsie Rolls. A whole hell of a lot of Tootsie Rolls. Can we make a movie out of it? You bet your dandy ass we can.

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In July of 1932, just near the end of prohibition, a group of friends in New York got the swell idea to murder a bar patron and collect the insurance money. They just didn't realize how impossibly difficult it would be to kill him, but they soon found out. Join Rob & Nick as they pitch film based on the multiple escapes from death by the "Rasputin of the Bronx", Michael Malloy.

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New Orleans is home to some of the spookiest ghost stories and haunts in the country. With cemeteries that feature above ground tombs, mausoleums that yell gothic architecture, and partying frat boys and sorority girls, Nick & Rob task themselves with creating a full feature horror movie for the first time on the show. Check it out...if you dare.

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In 1911, the Wyoming State Penitentiary came up with a bold new idea, force their Death Row Inmates to play baseball...for their lives. It was a wacky couple months and lied to a lot of questionable legal scenarios. Join Rob & Nick as they "pitch" this one as a crazy comedy where basically everyone dies.

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Farm-to-Table, Locally Grown, Freshest Ingredients. We've all seen these ideas plastered all over menus when we go out to eat. But what kind of weight do the actually hold? Well, when it comes to Tampa Bay, not much at all. Join Nick & Rob as they craft a fun restaurant thriller based around the idea of lying and forgery. 

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When you think of New York, you think of pizza. And when you think of pizza, you think of Ray's Pizza. The most famous pizzeria in New York was built on more than just dough, cheese, and sauce. It was built on Mob money and Heroin deals throughout the 20th century. Rob & Nick come up with their first full on Mafia film pitch. Enjoy!

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On July 2nd, 1776, Thomas Jefferson drafted the final version of the Declaration of Independence. What's interesting, is that the Declaration was not made public until July 4th, 1776, on what we now call Independence Day. Here's our question...what happened on July 3rd? Well, we've done some serious research and come up with what we believe to be the most historically accurate telling of July 3rd, 1776 in history. Just kidding...we made a comedy with some sex, murder, and shenanigans. Welcome back to What Do Ya Got?!

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In May of 1910, the entire world flew into mass hysteria when they thought the end of days would be riding on the tail end of Halley's Comet as it approached. Needless to say, that mass hysteria was for not. But, what if it did actually alter the course of the future and the way our reality was shaped? Rob & Nick pitch a film that comes straight out of left field. Join us now.

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