BS With Friends‪!‬ House of Corpses

If Huey Freeman is our well meaning radical, Riley is our ambitious "Whatever, got mine" capitalist. And in this episode, we explore what Riley means to the heart of not just why The Boondocks is such a seminal piece of black entertainment; we explore why it's an important expression of America. And it all comes around to Riley Freeman.
 
Pour yourself a drink and let's go.
 
Episode List: S01E12 (Riley Waz Here), S02E07 (Shinin'), S02E09 (Ballin'), S03E07 (The Fundraiser).

It's time to talk about our favorite revolutionary: Huey Freeman. We explore the inspirations for Huey, his relationships with the truth and the people around him, as well as what his character says about the ideology of both The Boondock and it's creator.
 
So pour a drink and join us, the stones the builder refused.
 
Episode List: S1E9 (Return of the King), S1E8 (The Real), S3E3 (The Red Ball)

Welcome to The Boondocks! And welcome to Stones, Refused! Our newest spin-off in which Xzy walks Max through the culture of blackness and nostalgia via Aaron McGruder's The Boondocks.
 
In this episode we talk about the history of The Boondocks, celebrity culture, class as a performance, and breakdown each character. So pour yourself a drink and join our little garden party.
 
Episode List: S1E1 (The Garden Party), S1E2 (The Trial of R. Kelly), S1E11 (Let's Nab Oprah)

Whoa mama, we made it to #100! To celebrate this momentous occasion, your buds decided to break the format of the show and cover not just one movie, but three! And these aren't blind watches, but three movies that speak directly to their dang souls. Of course, it's Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World's End! 
As mentioned, this is the last regular episode of BS with Friends! for now. It's not goodbye, it's see you later.
 
Bomb the Music Industry!'s "Sorry Brooklyn, Dancing Won't Solve Anything" from the album Goodbye Cool World has been our theme music and can be found at Quote Unquote Records. This week's ending theme is "Syke! Life is Awesome!" from the album To Leave or Die in Long Island, also by Bomb the Music Industry!.

Perry Jackson returns to the show with his pick for our Guest's Pick miniseries, and boy does he not disappoint. This week, we're talking about William Friedkin's most under-seen film, 1985's To Live and Die in L.A.! 
In the news: Your friends gather to watch the new Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning - Part 1 trailer, Mike Meyers talks Shrek, France is done with Roman Polanski, and WB's new CEO is sick and tired of wokeness.

Hey friends! It's time to continue our guest's pick series with our pal, Bernadette (from Story Screen Beacon)! She's chosen to go back in time with 1995's 12 Monkeys, starring Bruce Willis and directed by Terry Gilliam. In this episode we talk in-depth about actors/directors whom we'd like to watch their films with, the rules that make or break a time travel film, and which post apocalypse is better; grimey or neon? Pour yourself a tasty drink and join us!