Midnight Pizza: Recent Episodes
Matt Lowder
Brief weekly double feature movie reviews. Horror, b-movies, and cult classics. Recorded in one take, no edits. Matt is older than the Nintendo but young enough to know TIKTOK. Bachelor's in film, master's in library information, optimist, punk rocker, dad, husband. Clueless about podcasts. Secretly watches Bluey. Only owns khakis.
Matt give revisits a review from April 2022 in which he called a few awards for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, and talks Scream VI and Oscars in general. Support him at "Matt's Movies and Art" on PATREON. Drink water, eat pizza.
Matt reaches the pinnacle of complaining and whining so much it sounds like he's actively trying to deter listeners. He will hate that he published this in a few days. Skinamarink (2022, R, 6/10) and Ambulance (2022, R, 7/10). Support "Matt's Movies and Art" so I feel good: patreon.com/user?u=22769276
1.27.23 - Matt rambles about needing motivation, and goes unscripted on the miserable "The Whale" (2022, 6.5/10) and the hedonistic, revolting "Infinity Pool" (2023, 6/10). Steer clear of these divisive, emotionally-draining films.
1.13.23 - Matt reviews The Green Knight (2021) and White Noise (2022). He's on the struggle bus with supporters and his best idea is to talk about it in the description box. Support his Patreon, "Matt's Movies and Art."
1.6.23: Matt reviews Indian action-spectacle "RRR" (2022) and the horror-flop "M3GAN" (2023). He's going to go play Breath of the Wild on the Switch now. Please support him on his Patreon "Matt's Movies and Art." This all vanishes in March if a threshold isn't reached. But who cares? "We care about nothing, Lebowski."
Happy New Year! Matt blathers on and on, oversharing, barely coherent yet enthusiastically speaking non-stop to the point of coughing live on air! Some on get a stick and beat this guy, please! Support his Patreon "Matt's Movies and Art" while you're at it.
12.23.22: Matt discusses two of 2022's big surprise films, and reminds you to check out "Matt's Movies and Art" on PATREON. Support is critical to continue into 2023. Rock on!
Matt desperately wonders when the Patreon will pick-up steam. He reviews Bullet Train (2022) and Frosty (1969) before having lunch. Support his Patreon at "Matt's Movies and Art" so this doesn't vanish at the end of the 90-day free hosting period.
Matt discusses his first R-rated movie with his Old Man, Saving Private Ryan, his top 5 Guilty Pleasure Movies, and reviews two slices as always. One take, no edits, for better or worse. Support my Patreon "Matt's Movies and Art." https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22769276
The Lost Boys (1987) and A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984). Matt discusses the importance and of creativity, the affects of covid lockdowns, future personal stories, and the Patreon launch for "Matt's Movies and Art."
Matt continues ruffling feathers with a critical eye on Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). It's like he really doesn't want the podcast to succeed. Still the only podcast recorded in his living room. The only one.
Resurrection (2022) and Office Space (1999). Matt still won't drop the table and chairs joke. Please send mean messages about it. Also, question of the day returns. And if these episodes keep getting shorter, there won't be a podcast in a few weeks.
In this inaugural episode, get to know Matt and the style of the show. Reviews: E.T. (1982) and Barbarian (2022). If the show sucks, tell me why (ain't nothing but a heartache).
Terrifier 2 (2022) and Halloween Ends (2022). Matt controversially likes the one everyone dislikes and dislikes the one everyone likes. The number of the day is 2. The letter of the day is T. Matt talks about his 10-point star rating system for film.