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We are the fun conversation you want to have with a buddy after watching a movie! Join us as we discuss movies through quotes, drinking rules, trivia, favorite scenes, deeper meanings, and debate if they deserve a sequel. Cover art created by Kat Best. Music by Gravity Sound.
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Drink Along Commentary - Scream (1996)
We debut our first movie commentary with Scream (1996)! This was the most fun we have had recording for the podcast! Chit-chat a bit up top, list our drinking rules, watch the movie, drink, and have fun! Our starting time code is 0:07. We talk for a few minutes to establish what to expect and our official movie watching countdown starts at 9:00 min into the recording. You can listen to this as a normal podcast episode or watch/drink along with us! Please drink responsibly and let us know what you think! Happy Halloween!
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The Mummy (1932) vs. The Mummy (1959)
Kat subs in for Levi to review the two O.G. monster movies, The Mummy 1932 vs.1959, with Brucker! They discuss what they liked, didn't like, parallels to the 1999 movie, & provide some drinking rules! This was an "off the wall" conversation. If you'd like more monster movie reviews, let us know!
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Most Disappointing Movies
The bonus Patreon segment from our Talks on the Rocks #4! We discuss movies that we were hyped for, but ended up disappointing us.
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Autopsy of a Horror Movie- Final Destination (2000)
This is the last crosspost for Autopsy of a Horror Movie. If you like this show, please rate, review, and subscribe to Autopsy of a Horror Movie anywhere you listen to podcasts! Thank you.
Welcome to the first Kill Grade for Autopsy of a Horror Movie! In this episode, Brucker looks into the kills of the aughts horror movie Final Destination (2000)! Tune in to hear his grading rubric and how he would rate these kills! Reach out on social media to let him know if you agree with his grades.
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Final Destination (2000) was directed by James Wong. The film stars Devon Sawa, Ali Larter, Kerr Smith, Kristen Cloke, Chad Donella, Sean William Scott, Tony Todd, and Amanda Detmer.
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Cancun by Topher and Grace
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Spirits on the Rocks
Happy Halloween! As a treat for you spooky patrons, we wanted to do something special for you. We tell some of our own spooky ghost stories. No movie talk, just us two sitting by a campfire, spooking each other. Enjoy the stories, comment below what you think, and Happy Halloween!
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Autopsy of a Horror Movie- House on Haunted Hill (1999)
Be sure to subscribe to Autopsy of a Horror Movie anywhere you listen to podcasts! On this first episode, Brucker gets into the first horror movie he watched as a kid, House on Haunted Hill (1999)! He discusses what worked for this movie, the types of fear it plays off of, and an interpretation for the best scare of the movie. Be sure to tune in!
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House on Haunted Hill was directed by William Malone and stars Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, Taye Diggs, Peter Gallagher, Chris Kattan, Ali Larter, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, and Jeffory Combs.
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Cancun by Topher and Grace
Mixkit (thunder ambiance)
Big Sound Bank (glass, ice, drink pour)
Customer Reviews
Such a fun Film review
This Podcast is so good, I came wondering how many films being reviewed were films I'd like and was pleasantly surprised. Every film seems carefully selected and it's either something I've seen or something I want to see. I also like that they take into consideration what their listeners would be interested in hearing them review. I find myself excited everytime I see a new film review of a film I like.
I saw the podcast episodes are about an hour and I was worried I'd get distracted but it felt like I was in the room with friends like we were all talking about a film after we'd seen it. I found myself answering them subconciously and I loved that and found myself engaged the whole time. Instead of thinking 1 hour is too long, I find myself at the end of the episode wishing it didn't have to end. I also think they notice more about the films then I had even thought of even after seeing a film several times. I like listening to this and being able to go back to the film and see the little subtlties they noticed.
If you like films then this has to be the podcast for you, the reviews are fun and interesting!
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