Thee Movie Professors Shelly Delaney

In honor of Andy's birthday, Amanda Pease and I created a surprise finale episode where we review the film 'Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons'. This movie has always meant a lot to me since Andy and I watched it ten years ago. It was wonderful to share it with Amanda and Wren, even if Warren Jr. had to see half of it through his mom's fingers. I'm grateful we were able to record this via zoom without access to the Substation recording "studio". Finally, I'm thankful for you all in Andy's community. You've listened, you've commented, you've boosted, you've cried and you've laughed. You've been here when I really needed you. Cheers!  

Happy New Year, everybody! Like this film's title, 2020 has been idiotically redundant and chock-full of bad times. "In a world where..." protagonists purport to be shitty dudes who then reveal their vulnerable side just to get killed off for no reason, this was a poignant film to end this painfully short podcast. I will not be cutting this episode down to a bite-sized version for two reasons: Reason 1: It's hilarious that Andy takes 93 minutes to complain about the length of the 150 minute movie when our analysis of its plot only took 63 minutes. Reason - Washington DC: Life is absurd. Reason 5: This is THEE last episode of THEE MOVIE PROFESSORS that I made with my friend Andy.  I'm sure you'll agree that every burp, each hem and haw, and every single tangent was necessary and more importantly, irreplaceable. Thank you for joining us.  

In the extended cut for Episode 3: Stagecoach, Andy and I discuss the racism of the movie in more detail and chat about other movies we recommend.

Episode 3 is the bite-sized version of this 60 minute conversation. Enjoy, nerds!

Episode 3 is (finally!) here! Andy and I analyze John Ford's 1939 film 'Stagecoach', not to be confused with the made-for-TV remake starring Willie Nelson and the Dukes of Hazzard guy. It's a western set in the 1880's, detailing the horrors of Apaches, women who sell their love, and sharing drinking water with lower-class people. Despite this, the film was viewed as 'woke' for its time. I probably can't convince you to listen to this episode for its historical lessons alone, but I CAN promise that you will get our signature Andy-nerding-out and Shelly-faking-preparation-before-recording banter that I'm sure you've come to expect. Real, classic-Andy/Shelly stuff. Following this release will be the BONUS UNCUT AND RAW version, a mere 60 minutes. Please enjoy and share all over the place!

In A Very Special Episode, Andy and I argue about who has the worst taste in movies while simultaneously vetting obscure films and throwing popular franchises under the bus. Episode 2: Barb Wire is the bite-sized version of this 70 minute conversation. Enjoy, nerds!