Who The Hell Is This For?

Who The Hell Is This For?

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  • Congratulations on 300!
    So, we attempted to record a message for our friends at Nightmare Junkhead on their 300th episode BUT it didn’t quite work the first time around. Instead, I decided to upload it here on our feed to publicly celebrate our friends over at Nightmare Junkhead! Greg and Jenius have been longtime friends of the pod, and we can’t emphasize enough how awesome they’ve been for the Kansas City genre film and podcast scene!
    5 min
  • S3 Ep 15 - Ford Vs Ferrari

    After almost a month delay, we are back! In this episode, we review certified Sunday dad banger Ford Vs Ferrari. We may or may not spend a good 20 minutes talking about NASCAR and the state of racing in America, but I promise we eventually talk about the movie!

    If you would like to hear us review a movie of your choosing, donate to one of the links below (or another similar fund/organization) and send us the receipt.


    Islamic Relief USA

    One Struggle KC

    Transformations KC

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 15 min
  • S3 Ep 14 - Demon Slayer: Mugen Train

    We did it. We got Jeff to watch Demon Slayer. In this episode, we review the record breaking anime phenomenon, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train! Join us as  we run long with our intro before diving into what makes Mugen Train work so well. 


    If you would like to hear us review a movie of your choosing, donate to one of the links below (or another similar fund/organization) and send us the receipt.


    Islamic Relief USA

    One Struggle KC

    Transformations KC

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 15 min
  • S3 Ep 13 - Mission: Impossible

    On today's episode, we choose to accept Brian DePalma's Mission: Impossible! We break down the all of the style this has and the mark it left on the American action movie landscape. We also manage to squeeze in a brief review of The Conjuring 3. 


    If you would like to hear us review a movie of your choosing, donate to one of the links below (or another similar fund/organization) and send us the receipt.


    Islamic Relief USA

    One Struggle KC

    Transformations KC

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 16 min
  • S3 Ep 12 - Zodiac

    On today's episode, we tackle David Fincher's Zodiac, a listener recommendation from Turd Emoji.


    If you would like to hear us review a movie of your choosing, donate to one of the links below (or another similar fund/organization) and send us the receipt.

    Islamic Relief USA

    One Struggle KC

    Transformations KC

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 7 min
  • S3 Ep. 11 - House of Wax (2005)

    In this episode, we tackle a listener recommendation with 2005's House of Wax! Fair warning, this episode may have some of our dumbest bits we've ever done.


    In lieu of our normal links, please consider giving to Islamic Relief USA or another charity to benefit the people of Palestine. 

    1 hr 18 min
  • S3 Ep. 10 - The Sting

    In this episode, we tackle 1973's The Sting, starring Robert Redford, Paul Newman, and Robert Shaw. We break down what makes this one such an enduring classic, battle through technical issues, and try to convince Jeff to watch Demon Slayer.


    This episode comes from Jack at A to Z Horror following a donation to the Minnesota Freedom Fund. If you want to request an episode, donate to an organization aimed at helping address injustice and inequality in our country and send us the receipt with a movie of your choice


    As always, please consider donating to one of these organizations:

    One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

    Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 9 min
  • S3 Ep. 9 - Midnight Run
    We lose the thread almost immediately in this episode, but eventually make our way back to talking about the Royals, Danny Elfman, and, at some point, 1988's Midnight Run starring Robert De Niro!
    In lieu of our normal links, we'd like to encourage everyone to support the Minnesota Freedom Fund and the family of Daunte Wright.
    57 min
  • S3 Ep. 8 - The Empty Man

    In this episode, we review the under-the-radar adaptation of Cullen Bunn's graphic novel. The name suggests something similar to The Bye-Bye Man or Slenderman, but what you get is so much more. 


    As always, please consider donating to one of these organizations:

    One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

    Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

    Any of these AAPI-centered donation funds

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    1 hr 19 min
  • S3 Ep. 7 - Alien

    In this episode, we break down Ridley Scott's highly influential and highly praised sci-fi horror classic: Alien! Join in as we break down what makes this movie work so well, as well as drink some beers and make incredibly dumb jokes along the way.


    As always, please consider donating to one of these local organizations:

    One Struggle KC (supporting incarcerated and recently freed Black people in KC Metro)

    Transformations KC (supporting trans and gender expansive youth in KC Metro)

    Or, consider supporting local Native American artists or donating to an organization for the historically local tribes of your area (which you can determine here).

    55 min

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On the third Thursday of every month, we bring you a new episode covering various sub-genres, directors, tropes, and concepts in movies.