A Family Review of Cocaine Bear (2023)

 

The Vern brings on his neice Hayden and nephews Konner and Trey to talk about the creature feature Cocaine Bear for about thirty minutes, enjoy.

Halloween Horror Favorites.

 

Ashley makes her return to the show and gives some quick thoughts on a few horror movies The Vern has in his collection.

Also featuring reviews on Moonage Daydream and Pearl.

Film Preservation with Earl Lukes of The Parkway Theater

 

We brought in film projectionist Earl Lukes to discuss the importance of film preservation.

You can check out his latest show over at The Parkway Theater

https://theparkwaytheater.com/movies

Live with Dwight Hurst of Broken Brains Podcast

 

Today's episode is special because it features a long time friend and first timer on the show.  Our guest is Dwight Hurst of The Broke Brains Podcast.

Ashley, The Vern and Dwight spend time in the first half cracking jokes and reviewing movies, and than after the ad spot break. They get into a nice good conversation all about trigger warnings and content advisories before movies.

Our 200th Episode

 

Well, It's here.  

Our 200th episode has arrived and Ashley and I are so very very grateful for all the support and love that you have giving us.  We had tons of fun recording this show and we plan to give you more and more hours of great content going forward.

On this show we play voice messages from various fans, discuss the best and worst movies of 2022 so far and get into a conversation about The Boys, Stranger Things, favorite desserts and much much more.

Live with Dayna Railton (Director of Heathers: The Musical)

 

Well __ me gently with a chainsaw.  We have on our show Dayna Railton, who is the director of  Heathers: The Musical.  Now playing at the Lakeville Arts Center.  It was a fun time talking about the differences between the original film and this new staged adaptation.  

Before the interview, Ashley and Vern talk about some very fun things and we hope you enjoy it all.

Interview With Director & Lead Actor of The God Inside My Ear.

 

Due to some issues happening around the time of recording.  Ashley and The Vern had to postpone their usual live show, but have no fear.  There is a really fun episode in it's place.  The Vern found an old interview he had with the director and lead actor of a movie called The God Inside My Ear(Now Playing on Tubi).  It was a very fun and insightful conversation about how to market an independent film for festivals and other platforms.

You can follow the director Joe Badon on Instagram  and lead actor Linnea Gregg on Instagram too by clicking the highlighted link 

***NOTE**** This episode appeared previously as part of the website That Moment In.  They are no longer doing podcasts but their site is still running and still worth checking out( just click on the highlighted link)

Bonus Episode: After Hours(1985) with Robbie Sherman

 

For this bonus episode The Vern is brining on a new guest(Don't worry Donnie will return next week and Ashley too) to talk about Martin Scorsese's little seen comedy called After Hours.  Robbie Sherman is the host of the podcast Conversations with Robbie Sherman and it was fun revisiting this tale of a man who thought he met the girl of his dreams, but he's about to enter a nightmare.  Sounds like a horror film, it aint, but it's a lot of fun.  Starring Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette, Teri Garr and more.

Oscar Reactions and Movie Sequel Ideas.

 

Hello Everyone

The Vern and Ashley back with a brand new episode of Cinema Recall.  This time they react to the recent Academy Award winners and than later talk about movies they would love sequels for but never got.

Map of Mulholland Dr Episode 5: Silencio

 

This is it, the last finale show in our series deciphering David Lynch's Mulholland Dr.  In this episode we begin with Diane waking up from a dream or has Betty just re entered a new dream and who the heck is this Diane girl anyway.  Where the hell are we now in the first place.  There are characters we recognize.  Is this the real world or another dream.

DePalma December: Dressed to Kill (1980)

 

Joining The Vern to discuss this thriller is Jeanette Miller Mickenham and they hold nothing back when talking about this movie. Have you seen Dressed to Kill and what rating would you give this movie ?    

Sidaris September: Savage Beach(1989)

 

It's time for yet another installment of Sidaris September.  Those wonderful action movies from the late 80's through the 90's that had beautiful women in great locations shooting large guns.  On today's show, Rob from Fat Drunk and Stupid Podcast(https://linktr.ee/fdspodcast7) joins me to discuss his thoughts on Savage Beach which continues the somewhat cinematic universe of  the L.E.T.H.A.L. Ladies