Hey You Guys Liam and Wez

Send us a Text Message.The latest Hey You Guys Podcast is here, and this week, we ask the question - is Ferris Bueller a dick? Oh, and, y'know. does the movie still hold up and stuff?

Send us a Text Message.The latest Hey You Guys Podcast is here, and this week, as the second part of our Chicago season of podcasts, we look back at Brian De Palma's 1987 crime thriller classic, The Untouchables. With an all star cast, a fantastic score, a wonderful director, and even suits made by Georgio Armani, this is a movie that truly had it all.....but does it hold up in 2024? We discuss via the links below / in the bio.

Send us a Text Message.Episode 162 is here, and this week we look back at a movie with one of the best casts of the 80s....oddly, it's also a movie that many will not have seen, or even heard of for that matter. Which is a shame of course as, despite its faults, this hillbillies vs mobsters flick is a lot of fun with Liam Neeson giving a particularly eye catching performance as Swayze's hillbilly brother, Briar.

Send us a Text Message.Episode 161 is ready to download, and this week, Liam and Rod disagree on just about everything. Whether it be Michael Douglas' status as a movie star, his chemistry with Kathleen Turner and, well, just about everything else that we discuss as we look back at Robert Zemeckis' 1984, romantic adventure movie, Romancing the Stone. Link in bio.

Send us a Text Message.Episode 160 is here, and this week, Liam, Rob and special guest, Dave, look back at George Miller's, 1981 dystopian 'future' classic, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior....or is that just Mad Max 2? Or just The Road Warrior. Perhaps you don't like the '2' and it's simply, Mad Max: The Road Warrior. Whatever your title of choice might be, join us as we discuss Mel Gibson vs Tom Hardy, the fact that Australia went to pot in double quick time and, while I always thought those fea...

Send us a Text Message.Episode 159 of the Hey You Guys Podcast is ready to download, and this week, Liam and Rob looked back at James Cameron's, 1989 technical masterpiece, The Abyss. Now, it might not be his most beloved movie, and it's far from his most successful, but one could argue that, in many respects, it's the ultimate James Cameron movie. Does it hold up though? One of the earlier adopters of CG, a shoot that pushed the cast a crew to their limits, and a premise that is far from tra...