Its all about family this week. Family and Harry Connick Jr.
We talk about Vin Diesel’s Bloodshot and the nanomachines in your butt, David Lynch’s Dune and the Sandworms in your butt, plus Netflix’s Ragnarok and the World Serpent in your butt.
Ghosts, Ghouls, Zombies and Atari!
We try to review the new Mortal Kombat movie with friend of the podcast Callum Wagstaff. It goes well?
We talk about Love & Monsters starring a Zach Braff type, Promising Young Woman with it’s Garden State whimsical representation of depression and The Vast of Night which frankly is just a really good movie about a small town with things falling from the sky but noone believes anything the main character says….oh god, it’s Chicken Little.
We reviewed the third Kaiju punchfest Godzilla vs Kong and it was so good it gave us goosebumps. Literally, it gave us a copy of the 2015 adaptation of Goosebumps. So we also talked about Goosebumps. Goosebumps.
What better way to get into Wired Shut 2021 than watching 4 hours of Justice League and listening to a podcast about those 4 hours of Justice League? #releasethewiredshut #borglife #restorethesnyderverse
We’re joined by the Candy Boy himself, Callum Wagstaff of Bittercup, as he single-handedly lowers the audio quality of our recording with his Taranaki internet, but makes up for it by helping us review movies we never bothered to watch post Covid lockdown - New Mutants and Bill & Ted Face the Music. Then we review a good ol’ NZ gig featuring Head Like a Hole, Devilskin and Run Wild because we’re in New Zealand and we can have live shows without social distancing and all that. Featuring Logan playing VR, Jesse playing Resident Evil and rounded off by Logan trying to describe the disaster film Greenland at us using only Roland Emmerich references #amandapeet
Another in-person episode where old feelings about new movies come to the surface. We review Raised by Wolves for the first hour then quickly go off the rails at all the Alien sequels, James Cameron and naturally end on Star Wars because we’re hungover and tired and John Boyega should have been the main character of the new trilogy. There, we said it.
The boys are back in the same room for the first time in 2020.
Where’d you go? I miss you so. Sometimes it feels like forever since you’ve been gone: The Movie. We talk about Missing 411: The Hunted, Three Identical Strangers, Jim Crow and Edward Gibbon Wakefield Spoiler Alert: Bigfoot doesn’t exist and humans are fucking awful.
We review Netflix’s The Old Guard and Netlix’s Extraction - proving you can put an attractive, charismatic, attractive person in the middle of an endless gun battle and it can be either great, or it can be Extraction.
Next up is the original Dracula + Wolfman + Creature from the Black Lagoon
We compare The Mummy (1932) to The Mummy (1999) to The Mummy (2017) + The original Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein as Logan is binging all the original Universal Monster Movies.
It's the end of NZ's lockdown and ya know what? None of that fucking matters, Black Lives Matter.
That’s right - we’re still in lockdown. But also, we’re New Zealand so we are number 1! We talk about the season finale of Westworld Season 3, plus a whole range of horror movies only one of us has watched
A long discussion about Westworld, the shittiness of Hollywood, the magic of Nuclear Fallout, the horror of Chernobyl and a lil bit o space travel too.
