Author: Brian Elkins

Episode 152: The Crew’s walking along the train tracks discussing Rob Reiner’s, 1986 coming-of-age film, Stand By Me. They compare the film to the source material, Stephen King’s The Body (one of the four novellas in Different Seasons).

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Episode 151: The Crew fell down the rabbit hole trying to interpret, Writer/Director Jordan Peele’s sophomore flick, Us. The performances, music, camera and lighting are genre perfect! But unlike Peele’s Get Out, the symbolism and metaphors can be interpreted a lot of different ways; they discuss. Spoiler Warning – Go see the movie first!

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Episode 150: The Crew’s snowed in at the Overlook Hotel discussing Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of The Shining. They compare the film to Stephen King’s novel and the TV Mini-Series. Kubrick’s film was poorly reviewed by critics and fans of the book (including King himself) when it was first released. But his film has become one of the most celebrated horror films of all time.

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Episode 149: The Crew’s getting juiced up with free cable as they sit to discuss the 1996 Jim Carrey comedy, The Cable Guy. Critics called it “too dark” for a Jim Carrey movie, but make no mistake, Carrey is very over the top earning his 20 million dollar payday.

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Episode 148: The Crew’s checking into room #1 at the Bates Motel to discuss the first modern horror film, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. This is one of the most talked about and studied films in history, and the shower scene is still shocking and inventive almost 60 years later. Hitchcock is the Master of Suspense, but make no mistake… this is a horror film! And please excuse Brian’s constant mispronunciation of Vera Miles’ name, he’s an easily excited idiot.

Reference Materials: Inside Psycho podcast, Psycho and Remake side by side comparison video.

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Episode 147: The Crew’s at the police lineup trying to pick out who’s guilty of making The Usual Suspects a modern classic. The film won 2 Oscars for Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor. The performances, script, direction, score, and camerawork are top-notch, but the editing is flawless. The Crew also gets into a pizza roll rant.

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Episode 146: The Crew’s having some drinks at the Titty Twister while discussing From Dusk Till Dawn. It wasn’t the first collaboration between Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino but it’s probably their most famous. The first hour of the film is exactly what you would expect from the filmmakers of Pulp Fiction and Desperado. But the last 45 minutes shows their love for over the top exploitation cinema, which the pair nailed with their double-feature, Grindhouse (2007).

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Episode 145: The crew’s been imprisoned for the last 15 years, and they’re ready to eat an Octopus alive while discussing Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy. It’s a revenge film with a deeply disturbing twist. They also discuss Spike Lee’s 2013 remake. Spoilers – watch the film first!

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Episode 143: The Crew’s discussing Christopher Nolan’s breakout film, Memento. This neo-noir was a critical hit with a gimmick – the narrative was told backwards. But this gimmick helps the audience relate to the main character – a man with short-term memory loss. Now… where was I?

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