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If you’re like us, you love all kinds of movies: from Dad-core Action to Chick Flicks, from Hard Sci-Fi to Fantasy, from the most brutal Horror to Comedies, and everything in between. If you’re like us, what you hate are the snobby critics that dog your favorite movie, the overproduced podcasts that chase YouTube algorithms for ad revenue, and all the woke Hollywood bullshit that surrounds these films we love so much.
We want to hear your thoughts about any movies we bring up in an episode and movies you think we would enjoy!
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Top 10: Foreign Films
This topic has been on the list since the beginning, but we can't believe it took so long to get around to. There are SO many great movies made around the world, but they are almost never shown in American theaters, so they really rely on word-of-mouth to get noticed in the states. Well we're happy to be those mouths! Here are our favorite movies from a foreign country which (mostly) are also in a foreign language. We also talk about how we weirdly have zero Bollywood exposure, and debate subtitles vs. dubbing.
We recorded this back when we both saw "Dune Part Two," but keep it brief. Dustin keeps it on theme by also seeing "Train to Busan" for the first time, and Jake gives his first impression thoughts on "Argylle." Then both of them watched an incredible new sci-fi crime thriller from the Czech Republic called "Restore Point." It's out now on digital and available to rent through Amazon, Apple, YouTube and more. It was amazing and right up our alley, so check it out!
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Interview with Jonathan Salemi: Writer/Director of "The Last Deal"
We were offered a fantastic opportunity to sit down with Jonathan Salemi, and pick his brain about writing, directing, and producing his film The Last Deal (out now). We talk about why he wanted to write this story, based on a real person and real events, as California ended its prohibition on marijuana. He enlightens us about what it takes to make such a great looking movie, filmed entirely without permits, in the middle of Los Angeles. We were excited to hear that the whole cast rallied around the decision, and it just elevated the intensity of this crime thriller. Check it out to hear why he started questioning his choices in a hardware store parking lot, with bolt cutters, zip-ties, and duffle bags in hand.
Thanks Jonathan for joining us! Check out his work @jonathan.salemi to support his next project (which sounds awesome).
Check out @TheLastDealMovie streaming now on Starz, and to rent or own on digital.
Thank you @L.A.N.E.38 for sending us the screener and getting us connected!
Special thank you to Alan Hlavacek and Travis Mason from Attack on Venus for the sick theme music! Check them out here: Bandcamp - Spotify - Apple Music
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Planet of the Apes: Trilogy Recap
Possibly the best remake ever attempted, we break down why the Apes trilogy works so well. One of us grew up loving the original movies, and the other didn't, but we both are so profoundly moved by the new series. We get deep into the decisions made by the filmmakers, and the powerful visuals and messages throughout Caesar's arc. We're definitely looking forward Kingdom, and are hopeful that it continues this incredible legacy, but after 7 years and a Disney acquisition... will it?
The boys skip the draft, but have a lot of new movies to share spoiler-free thoughts on. Dustin saw The First Omen, Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Civil War, and Abigail. Jake watched Madame Web (yes, seriously) and the first two episodes of Fallout. Then both of them watched Late Night with the Devil! Dustin also makes reference to Restore Point, but you'll hear a lot more about that next episode (spoiler alert: it's a huge recommend).
Special thank you to Alan Hlavacek and Travis Mason from Attack on Venus for the sick theme music! Check them out here: Bandcamp - Spotify - Apple Music
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Where Artistic Vision Meets Fan Frustration
Since Justice League, the discussions of Director's Cuts have been at an all-time high. Even though it's been a thing since the 60's, and continues to affect movies that were initially released in the late 1920's. But as we wait for Zack Snyder's apparently definitive "Rebel Moon" versions, let's look back at some examples where a new edit to a film made it measurably better, and when they made a movie significantly worse. While Ridley Scott and Zack Snyder most commonly utilize the re-release gimmick, other greats like Coppola, Spielberg, Cameron and more have also attempted it with varying degrees of success. We also discuss extended editions, unrated versions, alternate endings, mythical assembly cuts, and much more!
Unfortunately we had some issues recording the beginning of the episode, so we drop you right in the middle to share our recent guest appearances on I Was a Teenage Film Snob and We Love Horror. A new milestone is crossed in the Movie Draft update, we rep some new merch, and we (very briefly) discuss Taylor Swift.
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April 21st is FOG DAY!
We told you last October in our episode about the movies John Carpenter wrote, directed, and scored that THE FOG (1980) was a delight and unexpectedly good. Because the movie takes place on April 21st, and is about the centennial founding of Antonio Bay, we decided every April 21st should be celebrated as a global holiday: FOG DAY! So get your pirate garb and fog machines ready, because we're celebrating the 144th anniversary in our first ever FOG DAY celebration!
Dustin shares thoughts on a lot of first-time watches: The Stranger, Hypnotic, On the Line, Irish Wish, and Quiet on the Set - the documentary about the Nickelodeon controversy. Jake gives a first impression for Ricky Stanicky.
Then the boys share some extended thoughts about a really interesting film they were asked to check out called The Last Deal. Currently available on Starz, it's the biggest Guerrilla-style production in decades and a really interesting film. Check it out! TheLastDealMovie.com
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THIS is an Original Movie!
When people complain there's no originality left in Hollywood, this is the kind of movie they should be seeking out and supporting. Fantastic performances from actors you don't know the names of. Amazing that it is both almost entirely improvised, and a brilliant, mind-blowing story as well! Do yourself a favor and watch "Coherence" (2013), then come join us because we know you'll have a lot of questions.Before the episode, the boys give extended thoughts on the new Road House remake! On top of that, Jake gives spoiler-free first impressions of Self Reliance, Anyone But You, and I Feel Pretty. Dustin watched American Nightmare, Out of Darkness, and Strays.
Special thank you to Alan Hlavacek and Travis Mason from Attack on Venus for the sick theme music! Check them out here: https://attackonvenus.bandcamp.com & https://open.spotify.com/artist/34bZPk9DrWCURfBNmkRiKt
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