Midnight Movie Confessionals: Recent Episodes
Scott Betson
A multi media podcast about Cowboy Bebop, A 1990s anime series that has hits fans and future fans. As well as a podcast about movies new and old. Now a podcast that is about Music new and old, as well as a podcast focused on Project Blue Book.
Scott, Yasmin, Bowie and Hans all sit together, watch Bad Boys Ride Or Die and give their thoughts on this crazy 2024 action flick!
Scott sits down and becomes one of the war rig imperators and watches Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga!
Scott sits down and talks about what he picked up for Record Store Day last week and talks about the future of the podcasts due to Spotifys new systems.
Scott digs into the newest LP by The Black Keys called Ohio Players and gives his thoughts on their newest album.
Scott listens to the new Judas Priest album and gives his thoughts on their 19th album!
Scott listens to the newest album by Liam Gallagher and John Squire and gives his thoughts
Scott, Hans, and Yasmin watch the new Michael Mann film: Ferrari and talk about what they liked and disliked in the film.
Scott watches with Hans and Yasmin the 4K restoration of True Lies and gives his thoughts on one of his favourite movies.
Scott listens to Band On The Run by Paul McCartney and Wings and gives his thoughts on the album as it hits 50 today!
Scott listens to the new Peter Gabriel album: I/O and gives his thoughts on the album that has spent over twenty years in development hell!
Scott sits down and listens to one of the most essential albums of the mid 2000s! The 2005 album: Demon Days by Gorillaz and gives his thoughts on one of his favourite albums!
Scott watches Killers Of The Flower Moon with Hans and Yasmin as his co hosts and they discuss the film starring Leo Di Caprio, Robert De Niro, directed by Martin Scorsese.
Scott listens to the new Within Temptation album: Bleed Out and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott lands freshly into Night City and finds himself immersed with a Nomad chromed out cyberpunk named V who with their assistant Johnny Silverhand find themselves in a very dangerous part of Night City called Dogtown.
Hello folks, Scott here with a new podcast, this is me playing Cyberpunk 2077 and exploring the game for the first time with the new expansion Phantom Liberty which will be out on the 26th of September (it will probably be out by the time I release this podcast) and me chronicling my experience in the game and more or less playing it then recording for 10-20 minutes or however I see fit and am able to talk about it all. It will focus more on Phantom Liberty than the main game but I will be doing this as a first time play through for the expansion and away we go.
Scott with his cohosts Hans and Yasmin sit down and review Expend4bles aka The Expendables 4! And give our thoughts.
Scott and Hans watches the film: Gran Turismo and they both share their thoughts on it.
Scott listens to and talks about Robbie Robertsons last album: Sinematic and talks about his life as a legendary musician.
Scott and Hans say farewell to the late Paul Reubens by watching Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure from 1985 directed by Tim Burton and give our thoughts on the film.
Scott and his new Co-Host and friend, Hans sit down to watch Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part I and give their thoughts on the movie we watched starring Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames and Henry Czerny
Scott sits down to watch all the Indiana Jones films, gives his thoughts and then gives his thoughts on The Dial Of Destiny.
Scott listens to the long awaited Noel Gallagher LP: Council Skies and gives his thoughts.
Scott gets really into the spirit of The Machine and watches the Bert Kriescher film The Machine and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott watches the new Fast & Furious film: Fast X and gives his thoughts on the epic series and how the journey is going for it.
Scott listens to the Garbage EP: Witness To Your Love and listens to the new Burial Clouds album: Last Days Of A Dying World
Scott gives us a stroll through his pickups for Record Store Day 2023 and gives his thoughts on the new Metallica album and his thoughts on the new Garbage single: Witness To Your Love
Some news came to me about a month ago concerning the Bond novels by Ian Fleming and we get into that first before digging into the 1964 film Goldfinger.
Scott listens to Pink Floyd’s 50th anniversary of Dark Side Of The Moon and Babymetals new album: THE OTHER ONE, and gives his thoughts on the two powerhouse albums!
Happy Saint Patrick’s day all! Scott listens to a German band that doesn’t have anything to do with Celtic rock but he felt it was a proper album to review after a long time: Scorpions’s 17th album: Sting In The Tail! EDITORS NOTE: This was meant to be released on the 17th of march but things had happened that made it impossible to do that.
Scott watches the new creed movie and gives his thoughts on the directorial debut of Michael B Jordan
Scott sits down and listens to Gorillaz’s new LP and gives his thoughts on the album called Cracker Island.
Scott gives a new look and perspective on the film: Superbad and gives his thoughts on the 2007.
Happy 2023 everyone! Scott listens to the new Iggy Pop album and gives his thoughts on it.
Merry Christmas all and happy holidays!! Scott watches the 1997 film: Jackie Brown and gives his thoughts on the film. EDITORS NOTE: This is an extremely old episode that was found in the podcast vaults that Scott felt he should release today.
Scott sits down for an experience and sees the new James Cameron film: Avatar The Way Of Water and gives his thoughts on the film.
Memphis Blanc has made an appearance for Scott to see the new film: Glass Onion A Knives Out Mystery and he gives his thoughts on the film.
Scott listens to Who Built The Moon again for the first time in 5 years and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott sits down and listens to Get Rollin by Nickelback and gives his thoughts on their first album in five years! EDITORS NOTE: Scott decided to change the design photo for Music From The Curators Chair as he felt it may be useful for a change in design photos. The original will come back if not enough viewers care for the new photo.
Scott jacks in and plugs in for one final BD of Cybepunk Edgerunners and gives his final thoughts concerning episode ten: My Moon My Plan. Synopsis: On the edge of cyberpsychosis but determined to save Lucy, David storms into Night City as Arasaka plots to deploy their ultimate lethal weapon.
Scott listens to the digital deluxe or Wolfgang Van Halen’s solo debut Mammoth WVH and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Nine of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode Nine: Humanity. Synopsis: Lucy’s captors learn about her secret mission and dark past. David and his team head out to complete Faraday’s job but realize that something is off.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Eight of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode Eight: Stay Synopsis: Faraday finds himself stuck between Arasaka and Militech. Lucy and Rebecca confront David about his change in behavior, but he refuses to listen.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Seven of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode seven: Stronger Synopsis: Now an all-star edgerunner enhanced with more cybernetics, David leads his team into a new mission. An old contact reaches out to him for a big job.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Six of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode six: Girl On Fire. Synopsis: Maine doesn’t seem to be himself. But the team has bigger fish to fry: They must race against time to extract vital information from their prisoner.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Five of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode five: All Eyez On Me. Synopsis: David makes a clever suggestion when the team strategizes for their next mission. However, he soon learns that their target can't be underestimated.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Four of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode four: Lucky You. Synopsis: Eager to learn the edgerunner ropes, David pesters Maine for another mission. Instead, Maine tasks Lucy with training him.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Three of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode two: Smooth Criminal. Synopsis: Surrounded by a group of rowdy edgerunners, David makes a plea to join their team. Meanwhile, sinister forces plot to lure him back to Arasaka Academy.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode Two of the show Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode two: Like A Boy. Synopsis: With his newly enhanced body, David heads to the Academy seeking revenge on his bully. Later, he meets a mysterious woman who wants to recruit him.
Scott listens to the original 1977 pressing of Animals and the most recent remastered release of it that was recorded and remixed in 2018 and gives his thoughts on both.
Scott jacks into Night City and watches a BD of Episode One of the new show called Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and gives his thoughts on episode one: Let You Down. Synopsis: After a night of streaming illegal braindance, David wakes up to reality: a rundown apartment with a broken washing machine and an overworked mother.
Scott is about to embark on a new journey into Night City, and become an Edgerunner, come join in on the fun.
Scott listens to the 13th studio album by Ozzy Osbourne: Patient Number 9 and gives his thoughts on the album.
Scott listens to the new single by Nickelback called San Quentin and gives his review a chance to go into OVERDRIVE!
Scott listens to the anniversary edition of Be Here Now by Oasis and gives his thoughts on the 25 year old album.
Scott watches and reviews the 2002 film: xXx (Triple X) starring Vin Diesel, Asia Argento, and Samuel L Jackson.
Scott watches the 2022 film: Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Michael Shannon and Masi Oka.
Scott listens to the other half of Hey Hey Rise Up by Pink Floyd & Andriy Khlyvnyuk of BoomBox and gives his thoughts on the war in Ukraine and everything else going on in the world.
Scott listens to the new Within Temptation Single/EP: Don’t Pray For Me and gives his thoughts on the band and what their next few steps could be.
Scott watches a classic film about Surfin, Bank robberies, beating the system, the FBI, and adrenaline junkies. That’s right! It’s time for point break!
Scott listens to both Come On You Know and Down On The River Thames by Liam Gallagher and gives his thoughts on both albums.
Scott watches the 1990 gangster classic Goodfellas and gives his thoughts on a classic he’s not seen in some time.
Scott finally gets to watch a movie he’s been waiting for, for quite some time. Top Gun Maverick! Starring: Tom Cruise, Jon Hamm, Val Kilmer, Ed Harris, Glen Powell and Jennifer Connolly.
Scott checks out the new Black Keys album: Dropout Boogie and goes in depth on it with his thoughts.
Scott prepares a brief summary and sings along to Ohio by Crosby Stills Nash & Young and talks about what happened all those years ago on may 4th 1970.
Scott listens to two new releases for record store day 2022! Aerosmith and Primal Scream. Editors note: Scott erroneously says 2023 when he meant to say 2022.
Scott comes back from watching a classic from 2007: Ghost Rider starring Nic Cage, Eva Mendes, Wes Bentley, and Peter Fonda.
Scott does the first iteration of Curators Chair: Singles on a new non album single by Pink Floyd called Hey Hey Rise Up and gives his thoughts on the song as well as the war in Ukraine.
Scott listens to the music or Jack White with his new album: Fear Of The Dawn and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott reviews two albums that have been on his mind for some time: Chinatown and Vagabonds Of The Western World by Thin Lizzy.
Scott gives the new album by Tears For Fears a listen. The Tipping Point, and he gives his thoughts on it. EDITORS NOTE: Scott wanted to do this episode back on Friday the 25th of February but he sadly could not as some medical emergencies kept him at bay.
Scott watches the 2012 film: Django Unchained and gives his thoughts on this insanely graphic film.
Scott watches a movie that’s been a long time coming: Uncharted, and gives his thoughts on it.
A blast from the past review. Scott listens to the R&B/Soul and Jazz like instrumental band: The Olympians and their debut album and gives his thoughts on this album during black history month!
Scott watches the tenth and possibly final episode of the new Netflix bebop series: Supernova Symphony and gives his thoughts. Faye and Jet track Spike to Ana’s club only to find out that Vicious has kidnapped Kimmie (Jets Daughter) only to trade Spikes life for hers.
Scott watches the ninth episode of the new Netflix bebop series: Blue Crow Waltz and gives his thoughts. Years earlier, Spike and Vicious meet Julia at Ana’s club, but romantic entanglements and Vicious’ ambitions soon cause trouble for all involved.
Scott watches the eighth episode of the new Netflix bebop series: Sad Clown A Go-Go and gives his thoughts. Vicious liberates a terrifying assassin and contracts him to kill Spike Spiegel. Later Vicious puts his plans for the Elders into motion.
Scott watches the seventh episode of the new Netflix bebop series: Galileo Hustle and gives his thoughts. A con woman from Faye's past reappears, offering Faye's real identity in exchange for passage to Santo City in a hurry; Julia considers her options.
Scott listens to the newest release from David Bowie: Toy (Toy: Box) and gives his thoughts on an album that was meant to be released in 2001
Scott watches the sixth episode of the Netflix bebop series: Binary Two-Step and gives his thoughts on it. When the Bebop needs repairs, Jet sends Spike to chase down a tip on a phantom bounty to cover the cost, leaving Faye to supervise the mechanic.
Scott re-listens to The Offspring’s latest offering: Let The Bad Times Roll and gives his opinions on it in a Redux review. (Photo for thumbnail has been edited for Redux photo purposes)
Scott watches not one but two movies back to back in two different nights! The Kings Man and The Matrix Resurrections and gives his thoughts on both films.
Scott gets down and dirty with the Black Dog Jet Black and watches episode five of the new Netflix Bebop series: Darkside Tango. Synopsis: Jet reunites with his ex-partner to track down a recently released criminal from a prison ship breakout. While he’s away Spike and Faye try to pick up a quick job for some woolongs.
Scott watches the recent Netflix episode for Cowboy Bebop: Callisto Soul and gives his thoughts on it. Synopsis: After eco-terrorists screw up her attempted shakedown, Faye enlists Spike and Jet to help her bring them in for the bounty.
Scott listens to Tom Morellos newest album: The Atlas Underground Flood and shares his thoughts on it… hopefully it’s better than the last one.
Scott watches session three of the new Netflix Cowboy Bebop series and gives his thoughts on the episode called: Dog Star Swing. Jet needs cash to buy his daughter a birthday present. To get it, he and Spike track a potential bounty to a brothel, but Spike has his own agenda.
Scott watches the second episode in Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop series: Venus Pop and he gives his thoughts. While chasing a bounty on a one-handed Venusian bomber, Jet and Spike grapple with interpersonal tensions exacerbated by Spikes past he keeps well hidden and secret.
Scott watches the first episode of cowboy bebop by Netflix and gives his thoughts on Cowboy Gospel: After getting shortchanged on a bounty, Spike and Jet head to New Tijuana ob the trail of another bounty — but they are not the only ones.
Scott watches the movie: From Dusk Till Dawn and reviews it along with the miniseries from 2014
Scott listens to the 2020 album: “ØRD†NARY MAN” by Ozzy Osbourne, shares his thoughts and what’s next for the podcasts for Music From The Curators Chair.
Scott listens to the first album by Noel Gallagher with his High Flying Birds and sees if he still likes it after 10 years, if it’s still the same as he once remembers.
Scott listens to the newest album by Tom Morello: The Atlas Underground Fire and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott finally gets to sink his teeth into the new James Bond Film: No Time To Die and give his thoughts on the 25th film in the iconic Bond franchise.
Scott pours himself a nice scotch and reviews The Many Saints Of Newark: A Sopranos Story and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott listens to the 2004 album: eMOTIVe by A Perfect Circle and shares his thoughts on it.
Scott listens and gives his thoughts on the 17th studio album by Iron Maiden: Senjutsu!
Scott listens to a new album done by his two friends Ant-Live & Jetlag called Kreezeland and gives his thoughts on the album and discusses what is coming soon to the podcasts.
We now know of some worthwhile news that is coming for Scott and the rest of the cowboys out there.
Scott gives his top 10 favourite oasis tracks and explains why they are his favourites in detail.
Scott listens to the newest Kool & The Gang album: Perfect Union and gives his thoughts on an album that has been in the works for 14 years.
Scott lists all of the Eon Production Bond Films from Least to Most Favourite as he is waiting in due time for No Time To Die.
Scott checks out a new Guns N Roses song that has been in the vault for 20+ years that now has become real.
Scott watches the new Suicide Squad film directed by James Gunn and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott says his farewell to Dusty Hill and possible farewell to that little band from Texas: ZZ Top with a review of their biggest commercial hit album: Eliminator.
Scott watches the 1998 film: American History X, a movie that involves the heaviest of racist remarks and talks a bit about Mein Kampf at the beginning but does at the end show that Racism is not ok.
Scott watches a movie from around the time he was born and feels thrown into a world that he never got to experience and that world is of Jim Morrison and The Doors. The film is haunting and very scary.
Scott gives us a real treat by sharing his love for Queen and reviews Sheer Heart Attack and The Game by Queen.
Midnight Movie Confessionals is BACK!!!!! It’s been a long time coming but it’s back! Scott watches F9 The Fast Saga. Starring: Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Sung Kang, Chris Bridges, Tyrese, John Cena and Charleze Theron. Synopsis: Dom Toretto is living the quiet life off the grid with Letty and his son, but they know that danger always lurks just over the peaceful horizon. This time, that threat forces Dom to confront the sins of his past to save those he loves most. His crew soon comes together to stop a world-shattering plot by the most skilled assassin and high-performance driver they've ever encountered -- Dom's forsaken brother. EDITORS NOTE: Scott does give this film a 9/10 for those who didn’t listen and didn’t want spoilers for this film.
Scott listens to the newest progressive rock ordeal from Styx: Crash Of The Crown and gives his thoughts on the album.
Scott listens to the new surprise EP by Tom Morello & his cohort in this project The Bloody Beetroots: The Catastrophists EP. What does Scott think of it? It’s up to you to listen to it and find out.
Scott watches the movie: Cruella based on the character from 101 Dalmatians and gives his thoughts on this origin story of a very cruel villain and sees if she is what she may become later on or maybe she won’t, it’s up to you to decide.
Scott checks out three various rock LPs and talks about what he got on June 12: Record Store Day! What does he get? Why not listen and find out? It’s going to be a blast of music to talk about and there will be a lot more later on.
Some news pertaining to the podcasts: A Declassified Bounty File: The Bebop Sessions as well as an update to The Blue Book Sessions and what’s happening next is on this episodes agenda today. Cowboy The Movie review coming soon as well as hopefully new content involving the Netflix series for Bebop is coming soon.
Here it is… Episode 10 of season 2 for Project Blue Book. The final episode, Operation Mainbrace: Strange interlopers in the sky and sea, and the actions of a rogue admiral, threaten to turn a naval exercise into World War III. It's up to Hynek and Quinn to stop the rogue admiral. (SERIES FINALE)
Scott is very close to the end of this series, episode nine of season two for Project Blue Book is here: Broken Arrow: When Hynek and Quinn track down a mysterious plane that has vanished in the Canadian wilderness, they embark on a dangerous mission to recover its missing cargo. The episode gets very intense and quickly turns into a life or death situation where World War III could be what is the final result.
Scott listens to some music that is from beyond the grave: Saskadelphia by The Tragically Hip and gives his thoughts on it.
Scott watches, reviews and gives his thoughts on Episode 18 of Project Blue Book. What Lies Beneath: When sensitive material is stolen from Generals Harding and Valentine, Hynek and Quinn will realise that not only does their culprit lie far closer to home than they could imagine, but so does undeniable evidence of a UFO conspiracy. What may lie beneath the base? Is it something spooky? Is it something to do with UFOs? Who knows for sure.
Scott watchers and reviews the seventeenth episode of Project Blue Book: The Curse of The Skinwalker. Hynek and Quinn head to a Utah ranch to investigate a young family's claims of unexplainable and dangerous phenomena.
Scott listens to an explosion of hilltop country blues from The Black Keys with their new album: Delta Kreme and he gives his thoughts on it.
Scott reacts to the new Purge film trailer and he is not pleased at all… he doesn’t feel it will be good at all.
Scott watches and reviews the sixteenth episode of Project Blue Book: Close Encounters. While reminiscing on the set of `Close Encounters of the Third Kind', Hynek recounts his experiences with the infamous Robertson Panel and the eccentric alien contactee for whom he put everything on the line.
Scott watches the 1996 film: Twister and gives his thoughts on a film he’s loved as a kid and wonders does it still stack up 25 years later? (Released on May 10th, 1996) He thinks it might, then again it is one of his all time favourites to watch.
Scott checks in and re-listens to three EPs by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and gives his thoughts on each individual EP: Black Star Dancing, This Is The Place and Blue Moon Rising. Editors Note: Scott did not listen to the remixed songs on the EPs as it wasn’t he felt was necessary to talk about, he will later on do a review of the remixed songs along with Where The City Meets The Sky (Chasing Yesterday: The Remixes) as well as Wait and Return (Who Built The Moon Remixes) in the future.
Scott gives a listen to the long time coming album by Weezer: Van Weezer! Does he like it? Hate it? Indifferent? It’s your call on what you think about what he says about the album. EDITORS NOTE: Audio wasn’t great in yesterday’s review so Scott re-recorded it and tried to remember what he said yesterday.
Scott watches the most darkest episode of Project Blue Book: Episode 15: The Men In Black: synopsis: When Hynek is kidnapped by the mysterious Man in Black, Quinn teams up with the CIA to track him down and save his life. To Scott this is the darkest episode to date he sees and wonders what may be out there for extraterrestrial life, and if there’s a way to communicate with them.
Scott watches episode four of season two for Project Blue Book: Hopkinsville. When alleged alien beings invade a home in rural Kentucky, Hynek and Quinn are brought in on the CIA's top-secret program, MK Ultra, which believes the attack may be the start of a much larger invasion. Scott also thinks that MK Ultra was something a lot more sinister but decides to forget about it after focusing more on the episode.
Scott watches episode 3 of season 2 for Project Blue Book: Area 51. The synopsis: When a soldier is seemingly abducted by a flying saucer at a military base in the remote Nevada desert, Hynek and Quinn take up the case, but they soon learn that there are many reasons for the dangerous Area 51 to want to keep its secrets. EDITORS NOTE: Anchor somehow removed the podcast without Scott’s prior knowledge and he just saw this now and re-recorded what he said for this episode.
Scott watched Cradle 2 The Grave, a 2003 film starring the late Earl Simmons AKA DMX, Jet Li, Drag-On, Kelly Hu, Tom Arnold, Gabrielle Union, Mark Dascascos, and Anthony Anderson. He talks about DMX’s passing as well, and how we may never get another rapper as iconic as him.
Scott listens to one of his all time favourite punk rock bands: The Offspring with their new LP: Let The Bad Times Roll and gets emotional about his thoughts on it as a friend of his passed away a few days ago and has to live with the fact she’s gone and isn’t coming back. **Editors note: Scott didn’t get a chance to give this a rating from one to ten, this album is a nine out of ten for Scott, he will possibly update this in the future but he was a bit grief stricken from losing a friend. If he does update this he will make an extra accompaniment podcast to this one later on hopefully or a redux later on when he’s in a better place emotionally and mentally.
Scott watched Part Two of the season two premiere of Project Blue Book, The Roswell Incident Part Two. Synopsis: Hynek and Quinn close in on a culprit, and finally learn the truth about what happened in Roswell six years ago.
Scott listens to a classic album as well as its Remixed EP: The Cardigans 1998 album: Gran Turismo and its Overdrive EP and gives his thoughts on them both.
Scott watches one of the best action films that are beyond slick and just hilariously dark... Shoot Em Up! A classic from 2007 that missed its box office mark but was still great nevertheless.
Scott watches part one of two of the new Project Blue Book episodes to kick off Season two. The Roswell Incident Part I. Synopsis: Hynek and Quinn follow Gen. Harding to Roswell, N.M., where an anonymous individual has threatened to expose evidence to the world of an extraterrestrial crash landing six years ago. Based on the Rosewell UFO Incident.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone! Scott listens to two albums from the late 70’s by the Irish hard rock band: Thin Lizzy, talks a bit about Ireland, and talks about the band: Thin Lizzy. Editors note: Scott did say he was going to do the album Chinatown by Thin Lizzy but there was some backlash from some of the viewers and he was asked not to do it as their request. He promised an album but he in turn decided to do two for one today, as an apology to his listeners. Next album review will be TBA for now. Keep on rocking in the free world everyone!
Scott listens to a classic soul album by Issac Hayes that was made for a movie he was apart of in 1974. The album is called Tough Guys. He listens to it and gives his thoughts on it while also talking about Soul music, and while doing so ponders if he could live in a world without music.
Scott listens to John Carpenter’s new Lost Themes album called “Lost Themes III: Alive After Death” and gives his thoughts about the album and shares some of quotes from other articles about his new album. Editors note: “Hey all, Scott here. I made this podcast to express my love for music and will be involving new or old music I think anyone who listens to it may like. If you do check it out!”
Scott watches the 9th episode of season one for Project Blue Book: Abduction. Synopsis: A man claiming to have been abducted by aliens shows up at Blue Book headquarters with his wife, and attempts to hold Hynek and Quinn hostage until they discover the truth.
Scott watches the Netflix mini series The History of Swear Words hosted by Nic Cage and goes on a tangent about nic cage. You’ve been warned
Scott watches every single episode of House Of Cards on Netflix and discusses in depth the analysis of Francis Underwood played by Kevin Spacey, and he also goes into depth about the post House Of Cards videos he’s done. Wether Kevin Spacey is forever done and is permanently blacklisted is all up to Hollywood.
Scott after watching a few documentaries on Dr. Hunter Thompson and watching a few of his movies based on his books and life... has decided to: make a true confession about his love of Dr Thompson’s books and his life and create a character analysis as best as he could. He talks about his life in Kentucky, when he meets Ralph Steadman and a bit about his family life with Owl Farm.
Scott watches the entire story of The Godfather. From Part One to the most recent cut of Part III (The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone). Note to listeners from the Creator: This has been a long time coming and has taken a lot of time and effort to make this podcast work, it is three parts melded together, I do hope this does not feel odd if there’s different music in each section, I have never done a multi part episode like this before so I do hope this is something that can entice you.
Scott watches a rerelease of Alita: Battle Angel in theatres and discusses what could have been for a sequel.
Scott watches and discusses the Mexico Trilogy of films: El Mariachi, Desperado, and Once Upon a Time In Mexico.
Scott watches the new music video for Billie Eilish’s song, and discusses his thoughts on the new movie and what may happen. Editors note: Scott doesn’t really review music videos or anything like that so this is a bit of a new territory for him, so if anyone wants to give some feedback let them know.
Scott watches the final episode of season one for Project Blue Book and ponders do aliens really exist or are we aliens in some weird video game. The episode title and Synopsis: The Washington DC Merry Go Round: The nation's capital is thrown into a panic when Washington, D.C., is swarmed by UFOs, and the highest holders of power task Hynek and Quinn with uncovering the true nature of the threat before it's too late.
Scott watches episode eight of Project Blue Book and ponders what’s really going on with the government. Synopsis: Hynek and Quinn investigate when a film of an Army platoon under UFO attack emerges, and find the soldiers suffering from both physical and psychological effects of war.
Scott watches episode 7 and is pondering what may happen next for the project known as project blue book. The synopsis for episode 7: After a Scoutmaster vanishes when he and his troop witness a strange craft hovering in the woods, Hynek is sent to investigate. Meanwhile, Quinn is pulled into a rogue mission for General Harding.
Scott watches the sixth installation of Project Blue Book: The Green Fireballs. Synopsis: After mysterious green fireballs nearly cause a nuclear disaster during a weapons test, Hynek and Quinn must investigate how this could have occurred, each with altering theories as to what is really going on.
Scott watches the 5th entry of Project Blue Book: Foo Fighters. Synopsis: Hynek and Quinn follow a series of strange clues leading them to a secret group who not only claim to have witnessed strange lights during combat called Foo fighters, but also claim to know a way to contact them.
Scott watches the 4th episode of Project Blue Book: Operation Paperclip. Synopsis: A commercial airliner's bizarre UFO encounter leads Hynek and Quinn to a top-secret program involving ex-Nazi scientists in Huntsville, Ala., that has a mysterious agenda all its own.
Scott watches episode 3 of Project Blue Book: The Lubbock Lights. Synopsis: Hynek and Quinn are brought in to investigate when the citizens of Lubbock, Texas, witness a mysterious V-shaped craft in the night sky before a blackout happens.
Scott watches episode two of Project Blue Book. The Flatwoods monster. Synopsis: Dr. Hynek and Captain Quinn investigate a West Virginia case of a woman and her two children who witnessed a flying saucer crash near their farm and an alien being emerge from the fiery wreck; based on the Flatwoods Monster case.
Scott watches the 2019 Netflix exclusive: The Dirt, directed by Jeff Tremaine. Starring: Colson Baker, Iwan Rheon, Douglas Booth, and Daniel Webber. The synopsis: The misfits of Mötley Crüe rise from the streets of Hollywood to the heights of international fame in the 1980s.
Scott watches episode one of the new series he will be working on: Project Blue Book. Episode One: The Fuller Dogfight. Synopsis: Astrophysicist Dr. Allen Hynek is recruited by the U.S. Air Force into a top-secret program investigating UFOs; Dr. Hynek joins Capt. Michael Quinn to investigate the case of a military pilot who survived a dogfight with an alien craft.
Scott sits down and watches a terrible movie: the 2018 remake of Death Wish starring Bruce Willis, Vincent D’Onofrio, and Dean Norris, directed by Eli Roth.
No Time To Die has been slated to possibly be delayed until 2021, a lot of other movies could be delayed until then as well.
Scott watches The Warriors, a cult classic from 1979. Directed by Walter Hill, Starring James Remar, Michael Beck, Dorsey Wright, David Harris, and Marcelino Sanchez.
Scott watches the 1993 film: Demolition Man. Starting Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock, Benjamin Bratt, Denis Leary.
Scott listens to the newest James Bond theme song by Billie Eilish for the new film: No Time To Die.
Scott watches the newest DCEU film: Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) and gives his thoughts on it. The film stars Margot Robbie, Mary Elizabeth-Winstead, and Ewan McGregor.
I sit down and chat with a good friend of mine: Moss Whelan about sci-fi and what we like about it for the most part. If you can check out his podcast: Story In Mind https://anchor.fm/moss-whelan
Scott watches the newest release of 2020: Bad Boys For Life, starring Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Joe Pantoliano, and Vanessa Hudgens.
Here it is! Scott watches the final session of Cowboy Bebop! The Real Folk Blues Part II. The synopsis: Vicious seizes control of the Red Dragon syndicate; Spike gets his chance to disappear with Julia. It’s been a wild ride to say the least.
Scott wraps up the final sessions for the season with The Real Folk Blues Part I: The synopsis: Violence erupts on the streets of Tharsis; the Red Dragon crime syndicate is in the middle of a succession war, and many old scores are being settled.
Scott has watched the new trailer for the new 007 adventure: No Time To Die, and gives you his thoughts on it.
Scott watches what he would call the finale of Cowboy Bebop but isn’t. The 24th session of Bebop: Hard Luck Woman. The synopsis: Faye searches for more clues to her identity; Ed turns up the crucial pieces of the puzzle. The crew reluctantly returns to the crater-strewn Earth, where Faye finally comes face-to-face with a figure from her past.
Scott watches Session Twenty Three: Brain Scratch. The synopsis: Faye suddenly turns up on a chat show, singing the praises a religious cult; the Bebop crew must find the cult's leader before it's too late - both for him and his new acolyte Faye Valentine.
Scott watches the twenty second session of cowboy bebop: Cowboy Funk. The synopsis: The Teddy Bomber, a terrorist with a fluffy-toy fetish, is planting explosives in tall buildings all over town.
Scott watches the 21st session of the series: Boogie-Woogie Feng Shui. Synopsis: Jet gets a cryptic message from a former associate he thought was dead; Jet searches for the legendary Sun Stone, hoping this ancient rock can help him solve the mystery.
Scott watches the 20th session of Cowboy Bebop: Pierrot Le Fou. Synopsis: An assassin known as "Mad Pierrot" claims his seventh high-ranking victim; Spike fights for his life in a fairground - dodging bullets, ducking ice-skating penguins, and running from giant collapsing pigs.
Scott announces a new series that will begin as soon as the bebop sessions end, the new series will begin. The series is called Project Blue Book, based on the declassified project from the 1950s and 1960s.
Scott watches at The Rio Theatre: The Irishman, starring Joe Pesci, Ray Romano, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. In the 1950s, truck driver Frank Sheeran gets involved with Russell Bufalino and his Pennsylvania crime family. As Sheeran climbs the ranks to become a top hit man, he also goes to work for Jimmy Hoffa -- a powerful Teamster tied to organized crime.
Scott gives a cult classic from the distant past: Pink Floyd The Wall a watch and discusses the album it’s based on
Scott watches session 19 of the series, he’s near the end of it but hey he’s happy to watch it again, todays session: Wild Horses. Synopsis: Spike visits the mechanic who built his Swordfish speedster; the rest of the Bebop crew go in search of the Space Pirates.
Scott watches session 18 of cowboy bebop: Speak Like A Child, the synopsis: Faye goes AWOL after a tough day at the races; Spike and Jet open a package containing one of the last remaining examples of the antique video format known as "Beta"; their quest to watch it takes them all the way to the ruins of old Earth.
Scott watches the new film: Ford Vs. Ferrari. Synopsis: American automotive designer Carroll Shelby and fearless British race car driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary vehicle for the Ford Motor Co. Together, they plan to compete against the race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966.
Scott watches one of the funniest sessions of this series thus far: Session 17: Mushroom Samba. The synopsis: The Bebop is out of fuel, the crew is out of cash and out of food. Driven by hunger, Ed and Ein go in a search for food and wind up in the middle of the strangest bounty hunt yet.
Scott watches session 16: Black Dog Serenade. The synopsis as follows: A prison ship riot reunites Jet with a partner from his days with the ISSP. The prisoner in charge is the one responsible for the damage to Jet's arm. Now Jet--the Black Dog--has a score to settle. And once the Black Dog bites, he doesn't let go.
Scott watches the new film: Terminator Dark Fate, how will his reactions be? It’s up to you to be the judge. The future is not set, there is no Fate for what we make for ourselves
Scott watches Session fifteen: My Funny Valentine. The synopsis is as follows. The Bebop is running low on supplies; Jet hunts down a small-time criminal who specializes in matrimonial fraud; Faye retells the story of when she was first woken from Cold Sleep.
Scott watches session fourteen: Bohemian Rhapsody. The synopsis: Tollbooths at the interstellar travel gates have been attacked, the Bebop's crew pools its information and tries to track down the mastermind behind all.
Just a quick little update and more or less me talking about the show quickly. Next session will be: Session 14: Bohemian Rhapsody
Scott watches Session Thirteen: Jupiter Jazz Volume 2. Synopsis: DescriptionLin is not as loyal to Vicious as he pretends; Jet is chasing Faye in Blue Crow, Faye is hunting Gren, Gren is gunning for Vicious, Vicious is after Spike, and Spike just wants to find his lost-love. Space Lion outro to the episode: https://youtu.be/WKnVaDwUg5s enjoy!
Scott watches Session Twelve: Jupiter Jazz Volume 1. Synopsis: Jet is hunting an escaped convict; Faye cleans out the safe and goes AWOL, hiding out in the men-only Callistan town of Blue Crow.
Scott watches Session Eleven: Toys In The Attic. Synopsis: A strange organism roams the ship and causes great illness. Scott has a theory on what it could actually be but he won’t say.
Scott watches session ten: Ganymede Elegy. The synopsis: The Bebop lands on Ganymede for the first time since Jet left his past behind eight years before; he tries to patch things up with Elisa, the girl who broke his heart, but instead walks into a crisis of loyalties.
Scott watches the new Rambo film. Rambo: Last Blood. Discusses what it’s like to be an uncle and feel the same reactions that the protagonist in the film feels.
Scott watches session nine: Jamming With Edward. Synopsis: The crew of the Bebop encounter the genius hacker known as Ed. Ed wants to join the crew and sets out to change their minds when the crew doesn't want a kid tagging along and getting in the way.
Scott watches Session Eight: Waltz For Venus. Synopsis: The Bebop's crew pursues a bounty on Venus, where floating plants used to maintain the environment make some people sick.
Scott watches Episode Seven: Heavy Metal Queen. Synopsis: DescriptionSpike meets up with VT, a strong, independent woman. They become fast friends until she discovers Spike is a bounty hunter. However, they'll have to work together if they want to get out alive.
Scott watches Session six of Cowboy Bebop: Sympathy For The Devil. Synopsis: Spike and Jet meet Wen, a musical child prodigy. But there is something strange about him. Is there a connection between this kid and the stone a man handed to Spike with his dying breath?
Scott sees pulp fiction another of Quentin Tarantino’s films that still shows how awesome it is after 25 years.
Scott watches episode five: Ballad Of Fallen Angels. Synopsis: Spike's past comes back to haunt him as he goes after a member of the Red Dragon Syndicate; for Spike to survive he will have to face his old friend and comrade, Vicious, alone.
Scott watches episode 4: Gateway Shuffle. The synopsis: DescriptionEver since escaped convict Twinkle Maria Murdock took over, the Space Warriors ecological group have become increasingly militant. Edit: Scott mistitled the next session, the next session will he called: Ballad Of Fallen Angels
Scott watches Session Three: Honky Tonk Woman. The synopsis: Legendary gambler Faye Valentine is on the run with a six million woolong price on her head; casino-owner Gordon makes her an offer she can't refuse.
Scott watches session two: Stray Dog Strut. Synopsis: Spike and Jet are hired to recover an unusual item that has been stolen from a research laboratory. Spike is led on a wild chase, first by the thief...and then by the item itself!
Welcome to Midnight Movie Confessional. Scott is confessing his movie sins: tonight’s sin? He watched Once Upon A Time.... In Hollywood. What will Scott think about it? Only one way to find out.
Scott watches Session One: Asteroid Blues. The synopsis: Jet and Spike track down a dealer of an addictive drug that induces berserker rages in its users.
An introduction to myself, the anime Cowboy Bebop, and what the plan is for the next few sessions.