One Brew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: Recent Episodes
Kevin Zade
One Brew Over the Cuckoos Nest, features Kevin and Doug Zade talking about film. This father and son duo cover a range of topics and genres including the classics, and the current, independent cinema, and big budget blockbusters and so much more!
Kevin and Doug take on the biggest film since Barbie. Can Christopher Nolan give a subject as big and important as the atomic bomb the proper respect on the silver screen? Cillian Murphy plays the man the myth the legend, can he remain the star of this film when Florence Pugh is in it as well? Listen and find out.
This week Kevin and Doug review Kevin’s pick, “The Old Way.” A western movie starring Nicolas Cage. What could go wrong with that? Sometimes we pick a movie to review because we think it will be good. Sometimes we are wrong.
The Summer’s biggest blockbuster has come to be reviewed on the show. Can Kevin and Dougie walk away from this movie with their dignity intact? Listen and find out as they discuss Barbie. The new billion dollar film from podcast favorite Greta Gerwig.
Pierce Brosnan is looking fierce like an Irish pirate, and the rest of the cast isn’t too shabby. Kevin and Doug review The Out-Laws starring Pierce Brosnan, Nina Dobrev, Ellen Barkin, and Adam DeVine. Kevin isn’t always on the same page when it comes to humor with Adam DeVine, Dougie isn’t always on the same page with modern raunchy comedies. Can this movie overcome the odds stacked against it? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug settle in for and interesting conversation about Asteroid City. The new Wes Anderson is exactly what you’d expect. Great photography, cinematography, and performances, witty banter and symmetry beyond perfect. If you have never seen a Wes Anderson Movie, what would you expect? Dougie had no idea.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie bring you a conversation about some very very different films. Kevin brings the review of comedy drama about a writer starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Dougie brings a German stylistic war film from Netflix. You Hurt My Feelings and Blood and Gold, might be completely different movies, but can either of them suit our hosts? Listen and find out.
A classic film discussion of a movie trying to fit in with the predeceasing film classics. What a mind twist. Will Kevin and Dougie solve the puzzle of does this work as an Indiana Jones movie? Should they make more movies? Should they make any movies ever again? Listen and find out.
The sequel we’ve all been waiting for is here. Well, at least the sequel we all knew was going to be on Netflix this year. Well it is a sequel. Kevin and Dougie don’t care what the sequel is and dive in deep. Dougie even watched the first one. Chris Hemsworth is back in the world of Extraction and Kevin loves some high octane action. Dougie however needs some solid story to back the action. Does this movie deliver on what it promises?
Another Super hero movie hitting the silver screens. This one hits the podcast a little different. Kevin has been waiting for this film since the first Spider-Verse came out to theatres. Can this film live up to that kind of expectation? Dougie hasn’t thought about the first film since we covered it on Episode 28. Can this film make more of a impression? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Dougie have dived deep into the sea to review the Little Mermaid. Is it good? Is it Bad? Is it worth the conversation and controversy that all these new fangled live action remakes from studio Disney cause? Kevin and Doug will tell you all about it. From one musical intro to the Tik Tok and to the rating of all live action Disney remakes, this episode is worth listening to.
The newest and unbelievably most unrealistic entry in the Fast and Furious franchise is here, and we watched it so you don’t have to. Unless you want to watch it of course. Jason Momoa steels one of the hosts hearts and doesn’t quite woo the other. The movie might make you laugh or cry or cry laughing and Kevin and Doug are the right people to talk about it because they are after all … family
It is a double feature this week/ On this just a sip episode Kevin discusses the new film written, directed by, and starring Charlie Day. Dougie on the other side of the show brings us back to a small British gem called “I Used to be Famous.” Dougie’s film is about a guy who used to be famous and has fallen from the spotlight but may find redemption with a neurodivergent friend he makes along the trip. Kevin’s movie finds a man who is thrust into the spotlight and shows the audience what fame can do to someone who doesn’t even want it.
The third and maybe final installment of the Marvel sensation is here, and Kevin and Doug are here to tell you what they think of it. They have a lively discussion as one of them seems more entertained than the other, but you’ll never believe what happens when they rate it. And then in the year 2027 Marvel asks them to list the four member of the team they would keep. Does your favorite Guardian make it on the list? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug take on a story that is very near (geographically) to their hearts. They discuss the new film AIR directed by Ben Affleck. The film follows Matt Damon as Sonny Vaccaro as he pursues the elusive deal to get Michael Jordan to represent Nike. Most people never even knew there was a struggle or that Nike used to only do running gear. What else did Kevin and Doug learn about Nike? Listen and find out.
Its a us! The host’as. We will not completely ruin this podcast by typing any more offensive fake Italian. However we won’t promise we don’t make fools of ourselves doing it on the actual podcast. Could it be any worse than Chris Pratt? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Dougie discuss the new action adventure comedy Dungeons and Dragons. Neither of the fellas love fantasy, and neither of the fellas love the classic game. On the other hand, Kevin loves Chris Pine, and Dougie loves comedy. Is this the perfect movie for the podcast? Listen and find out.
At least on the podcast this week Kevin and Doug don’t have to say some stupid clever title as they review the aptly named Murder Mystery 2. Adam Sandler and Jennifer Anniston go on a well deserved trip after a few years of rough patch at their own detective agency, but surprise surprise another murder mystery awaits them. Can they solve it in time, can they repair their relationship? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug, buckle up and settle down for the most recent John Wick installment. John Wick has lots of history on the podcast, but can his history remain positive from a pair of sequel weary hosts? Listen and find out.
This week Kevin and Doug bring you two reviews. One from Kevin about the frivolous and frightful tales of a terrifying bear high on cocaine. The other comes from Doug about a down trodden Woody Harrelson who coaches a team of extraordinary kids after being ordered to by a court. Do they like them, do they love them, do they want some more of them? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug travel back and dive into the 1930’s Hollywood of “Marlowe.” Liam Neeson joined by an all star cast including Diane Kruger, Jessica Lange, Danny Huston and more. The cold detective (Neeson) has to find out what happened to someone for some reason, forcing the audience to come along. And now Kevin and Doug make you follow along when you listen to this podcast.
This weeks episode Kevin and Dougie are invited to a wedding. A Shotgun Wedding. Josh Duhamel and Jennifer Lopez star in this light and breezy romantic action comedy. Can PG-Pa get past the raunchy inside joke between the stars and enjoy one of his favorite genres? Can Kevin get past his own artsy fartsy pretention and just enjoy this for what it was intended to be? Listen and find out.
The hosts get back into shape after the years awards show to fight their greatest nemesis who also happens to be their best friend from 30 years ago… wait that’s what happens in Creed 3. In the podcast Kevin and Doug talk about Creed, they do not fight him. But do they fight each other? Listen and find out.
The crowd favorite, the listener’s favorite, and the host’s favorite episode of the year. The Frothys are now available. Listen and compare your top ten with Kevin and Doug as they go down the wild rabbit hole of beauty and terror that is the films of 2022. The Oscars announced their winners last night. Did they get it right? Find out here and now!
Today we get the last two reviews of the 2022 year before “The Frothys.” Kevin discussed the much acclaimed “The Whale” while Dougie dives back into the Marvel Universe to discuss the highly anticipated ( although not by us) sequel, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” Kevin has appreciated Aronofsky’s work in the past, but not everything (think Mother), and Wakanda Forever had some big shoes to fill after the death of Chadwick Boseman. Do the films deserve the hype and attention they have been getting this awards season? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug look at the newest film starring the one and only Puss in Boots! This franchise has been a huge blind spot in the hosts viewing history. Neither hosts has ever seen a Puss in Boots movie. Neither hosts will watch another Puss in Boots movie. Is that because this one installment was perfect and no need to tarnish this films delightful tone? Or is it because this film was all they needed to know this franchise deserves to stay out with the feral cats. Listen and find out. ( Don’t forget to vote for the Frothy’s)
The Frothy’s are rapidly approaching. Make sure you vote for your favorite flicks of the year! In the meantime Dougie and Kevin review the new Tom Hanks vehicle “A Man Called Otto.” Tom Hanks is out acted by a wonderful Mariana Trevino and the hosts are ecstatic to give her the nomination for this role. Mariana aside is this movie worth watching? Listen and find out.
The Nominations have been placed. All we need now is your votes! Go to onebrewover.com/thefrothys to cast your ballots so your voice can be heard. The film community is waiting to bestow upon these films the industries most coveted award. The awards will be given out on March 13th, and the window to cast your ballot will close on March 1st. So vote now!
This episode is gearing up the anticipation to the most important award ceremony for film and cinema and movie watchers all around the world. That is “The Frothies” of course. Airing on March 13th, 2023 the Fifth annual Frothies will award the best and most deserving Films from 2022. Two of the films you might see on that list are reviewed on this weeks episode. Dougie takes a look at the long awaited sequel Avatar: The Way of Water, and Kevin goes to one of his favorite directors who tears down the myth and legend of early Hollywood and shows us the darker sinister side. Listen now!
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug discuss opposite ends of the spectrum. Doug dives into the second Enola Holmes movie and Kevin goes on an exploration of the second film collaboration between Martin McDonagh, Brendan Gleeson, and Colin Farrell.
On todays show Kevin and Doug bring you two short reviews of some movies they saw in 2022. Dougie will take you on a trip to Paradise with George Clooney and Julia Roberts and show favorite Kaitlyn Dever of course, while Kevin will take you on a wild trip through “The Daniels” multiverse with Michelle Yeoh, and Ke Huy Quan. Listen now and enjoy the ride.
Happy New Years listeners. We are happy to be back in the studio and bringing you a review of Sammy Fabelman’s “The Spielbergmans,” or wait, is it Steven Spielberg’s “The Fabelmans.” Either way one of the hosts really dug this, and one of the hosts completely didn’t understand it. Lets face it some us of enjoy the art behind story telling and some of us enjoy the story itself, but can Steven Sammy Fabelman Spielberg really tell his own story in a compelling and artful way? Listen and find out.
This week Kevin and Doug discuss the new film The Swimmers from Netflix. The film has a trailer that makes you think this is a sports movie. It is not. The fact that this is not a sports movie is likely to boost Kevin’s opinion and lower Doug’s. Is that the case? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug try and solve the mystery of can Rian Johnson do anything wrong? The year has had glass eyeballs and now glass onions, but does one glass sphere rise above the rest? Daniel Craig reprises his role of Detective Benoit Blanc but can he keep the attention of our hosts? So many questions and only one way to find out. Listen now.
Kevin and Doug get animated in this review of the sequel to Enchanted which is to say they review “Disenchanted.” The beginning of the episode starts out with a silly song and a bright hope for a long awaited sequel. But does this movie keep the guys feeling good and happy? Or does it leave them feeling uh… disenchanted.
This week Kevin and Doug travel back to World War 1 as they review the new adaptation of “All Quiet on the Western Front.” The new Netflix film has garnered lots of mixed reviews, and lots of buzz. Does the gruesome unforgiving look at trench warfare disgust the hosts, or are they able to find some beauty in the grit? Listen and find out.
We have a particular set of skills that we have acquired over several years of podcasting. Skills that will let you listen to our review of 2 Liam Neeson movies that came out this year. The films are Memory and Blacklight. One of these the hosts kind of enjoyed, one of them not so much. Listen and find out.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as a superhero? Yes please. Kevin and Doug are big fans of DJ, they are not however fans of the genre that dominates the theatres and box office. Can The Rock bridge the gap and create a spectacle on screen worthy of all the advertising that went into Black Adam? Listen and find out.
Where for art thou Kevin and Dougie? Would a podcast by any other name sound so sweet? What’s in a name? Well there is a lot packed into the name Rosaline, which is the film Kevin and Doug cover on their show this week. Kevin loves Ms. Dever and Dougie loves a good old fashion romantic comedy. Is this perhaps where Montague and Capulet shall receive much praise? Listen ye and find out.
Kevin, and Dougie go back in time and across the world when they watch and discuss Amsterdam. David O Russell brings a few of his favorites back and also gives an opportunity to a few new comers. The cast list includes Taylor Swift, John David Washington, Margot Robbie, Mike Meyers, Michael Shannon, Christian Bale, Robert de Niro and many more. That list alone could be overwhelming… was it?
Howdy partners, today’s episode finds Kevin and Doug traveling back to the 1970s as they review the final John Wayne movie “The Shootist.” John Wayne is an American screen legend, the lore surrounding this film is deep and wide. Do the hosts see what John Wayne saw when he read the script or did the shootist miss. Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug check in on George Millers new addition to the world of storytelling. They watch Idris Elba as a “Djinn” who appears when Tilda Swinton rubs a bottle. Tilda Swinton’s character however is well versed in myth and legend. Can she find the loophole to get what she wants without repercussion? Can Idris get out of his bottle and into freedom? Can our hosts borrow a wish and make this movie go any faster? Listen and find out.
This episode finds Kevin and Doug back into the weird world of Olivia Wilde’s 1960’s. OR IS IT?! Well you’ll have to watch the movie for yourself to find out the mystery that is going on when Harry met Florence. The hosts loved “Booksmart,” and they really love Florence Is this a match made in heaven or does one of the hosts feel left out of the fun. Listen and find out.
This week Kevin and Doug disappear into the world of the Agojie. Oscar winner Viola Davis is joined by Lashana Lynch and it is a battle between the two women for the hearts of Dougie and Kevin. A true story, based in battle torn Africa, is this a possible winner for BOTH our hosts? Listen and find out.
What do you get when you add together, Viggo Mortensen, Colin Farrell, and a true story? The answer is a movie that Kevin and Dougie are sure to review on the show. Ron Howard has a history of mixed opinions from our hosts, with stunning 5 star films like Cinderella Man, and terrible turns acting in movies like The Shootist and American Graffiti. Is he the right fella to take the helm of this remarkable story and turn it into a movie that gets all the things right? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug take to the studio to talk another Kevin Hart comedy. This time they do so in matching outfits. Kevin Hart teams up with Mark Wahlberg, which seems like a great comedy team. They appear to match each others energy, but does that make for a good time for Kevin and Doug? Listen and find out.
新幹線 is Bullet Train in Japanese according to the google translator our producer used to write this blurb about this weeks review in which we review the movie “Bullet Train.” Kevin and Doug strapped in and held on as this wild and crazy ride turned into an assassin filled action comedy. Both the guys are huge fans of Brad and Sandy especially together. Can this crazy “twisty-turny” plot hold their attentions? Listen and find out.
Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, and Billy Bob Thornton, all play spies in this Russo brothers directed action film. What could go wrong? Depending on how you thought this movie was, it could have been a lot of things, or it could have been a pretty decent flick churned out by the Netflix algorithm for top popcorn munching fun. Listen to find out if Kevin and Doug fall into the same shade of gray. It’s likely one of fifty.
Yup, the guys saw Nope. Was it the spectacle that Jordan Peele was aiming for? Were Kevin and Doug amazed and perplexed and immersed? Yup and nope. One hosts found this a delightful ride, one host found it confusing and pointless. Listen to see who was wowed and who just said nope to the whole thing.
The man from Salem, and the man from Silverton, join together to talk about “The Man From Toronto.” Kevin and Dougie discuss the new film from Netflix starring Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson. Can Woody match the on screen chemistry that Kevin has found with Dwayne Johnson, Ice Cube, Will Ferrell and others? Listen and find out.
The guys travel on down yonder where the the crawdads sing. Well they don’t really go to North Carolina, but the do watch and review the recent film “Where the Crawdads Sing” which stars a delightful Daisy Edgar-Jones. Does Reese Witherspoon succeed in turning her book of the month into the film of the year? Listen and find out.
Elvis has left the building. Well Kevin and Doug left the building after they watched the Elvis movie. Elvis is directed by Baz Luhrmann who has directed a few films Kevin has disliked and some others that Kevin really disliked. Can Tom Hanks and the legend of Elvis be the factor that pushes Baz Luhrmann back into favor on the podcast? Listen and find out.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug are transported into the wild world of colonial India, as they watch RRR on Netflix. RRR tells a fictional tale of 2 real Indian revolutionary heroes. The film is 3 hours long and has about 100 different tones. Can the film and its wild imagination convince our hosts that it was worth a watch? Listen and find out.
Today is the day we normally release podcasts and today is no different. Kevin and Doug throw on their best Norse Mythology hats and discuss “Thor: Love and Thunder.” Taika Waititi crafted a nearly perfect Thor film when he directed and wrote Ragnarok. A Great film demands a great sequel. Can the crew behind Thor do it again?
Kevin and Doug join Adam Sandler in the hunt for the next Michael Jordan as they watch “Hustle” available now on Netflix. Dougie is a big sports movie guy, it even says so in the bio on the home page of this website… Kevin is a big fan of Adam Sandler especially when he is acting in more dramatic roles. Could this culmination of sports and Adam Sandler be a dream come true for this Podcast? Listen and find out.
On this week Kevin and Doug go large with Marge and Jerry. Although they don’t have to risk any money, Kevin and Doug did risk their time. Was it worth the risk? Do Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening win big on and off the screen? Can Dwight from “The Office” prove that he is a professional actor once again? Listen and find out. Stick around to for “Groovy Movie.”
This week is a laugh riot… oh wait that was the movie the guys watched. Never such a take down has ben done since Dumbo or Wonder Woman 1984. The guys do this movie dirty as they rip it to shreds like they were the “megawafflesauraspancakeadon” itself. The discuss only a small percentage of the flaws they found. They know that lots of people worked really hard to make this movie, and they guys don’t want to make them feel bad but this movie is dumb. Listen and find out if you agree or disagree.
Kevin and Doug take on the animated film The Bad Guys starring the voices of Zazie Beetz, Sam Rockwell, Marc Maron and others. The Bad Guys is a film version of the beloved children’s book series which Doug loves. Sam Rockwell and Marc Maron are actors who Kevin loves. Could this be a match made in heaven? Listen and find out. Also stick around to find out this weeks clues for “Groovy Movie.”
This week is a doozie. The boys get all giddy over the latest Top Gun film. They discuss sequels vs originals, plot vs action, all the good stuff you have come to expect and love from Kevin and Dougie. Does the sequel hold up to the classic nostalgia of the original? Listen and find out.
It’s time for some sipping! On this weeks “Just a Sip” review, Dougie discusses Operation Mincemeat, and Kevin discusses Metal Lords. Both films are on Netflix and one of them might be worth watching. Listen to the episode to find out which one. Also if you submitted answers for the last Groovy Movie we reveal our favorites and the winner at the end of this episode.
Hold our “cawfee’s” we talking about Markie Mark today. Due to slight technical difficulties we missed last week but we are back at it today! Our new studio is coming along quite nicely. But enough about us. Let’s get to our review of Father Stu starring Mark Wahlberg.
It’s Monday and that means the guys have another episode to listen to and enjoy. This week Kevin and Dougie dig into the mystery of the new Chris Pine and Thandie Newton film “All the Old Knives.” The film which is streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Can Chris Pine get to the bottom of who was the mole at the CIA? Can Thandie newton resist the charm of her old fling? Can Kevin and Doug and Kevin figure out whether they like this movie or not? Listen and find out.
This was an easy podcast to record for our hosts because together they have unbearably weighty talent. That is of course their own opinions of themselves. They discuss the new film with Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal. It turns out both hosts really like Nick Cage, but do they like the movie? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Dougie review Judd Apatow’s newest Netflix film “The Bubble” starring Karen Gillan and a bunch of others. Can our hosts really appreciate this meta critique of Hollywood and high brow humor? Listen and find out. Also it is a just a sip so you know what that means… it’s time for Groovy Movie!
Due to some unforeseen circumstances (not Covid) we couldn’t get to the Netflix film “The Bubble.” However we reached far back into our archives and found an unreleased episode where we review 2019’s “Rambo: Last Blood.” Some preview comments of this episode say it is Dumbo all over again. If Stallone keeps making these movies we will keep reviewing them because one of the hosts loves Rambo.
In Episode 116: Doug reviews the movie Dog with Channing Tatum and Kevin reviews the movie Ambulance with Jake Gyllenhaal. It is also a “Just a Sip” episode which means that we give you a new clue for the one and only movie game on a podcast, Groovy Movie!
It’s podcast time and this episode has a hint of romance novel to it. Kevin and Dougie go on a romantic romp through the jungle with Americas sweetheart Sandy Bullock, Channing Tatum, and bearded Harry Potter. Doug revealed he is a big fan of romantic comedies, but how does he feel about romantic comedy adventures? Listen and find out.
Episode 114 finds present day Kevin wondering about his life choices when he gets a visit from future Kevin. Just kidding. That is the plot of The Adam Project and that is the film being discussed on todays show. Dougie has found a new love for Ryan Reynolds but does it hold true if the plot of the movie doesn’t make very much sense? Listen and find out. Stay tuned because it’s time for Groovy Movie
It has been one week since the crazy Oscar ceremony, don’t worry we won’t even mention it. In this episode we discuss ANOTHER Batman movie. This one stars a cast that Kevin would watch dig a hole. Doug on the other hand can’t be so easily swayed. What did the guys think about Robert Pattinson’s turn as Batman? Listen and find out.
It’s here, finally. The moment you’ve all been waiting for. The 4th Annual Frothy awards where you the listener has voted for what are the best films and performances of the year. Kevin and Doug list their top ten films as well. Did you vote for the winners? Did Kevin or Doug’s list surprise you? What was on your top ten? Send your feedback to onebrewover@gmail.com
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug go on an uncharted trip into Belfast. Just kidding Doug will be discussing the giant movie “Uncharted” With Mark Wahlberg and Tom Holland and Kevin will be discussing the “Best Picture” nominated film “Belfast.” Stay tuned because it is also time for “Groovy Movie”
This might be a podcast first for the hosts as they dive into a full blown, traditional, predictable as possible, full of the tropes, boy meets girl, Romantic Comedy. Kevin and Doug talk Marry Me starring the wondrous J-Lo and delightful Owen Wilson. Unbeknownst to Kevin, Doug loves Rom-Coms. BUT… does he love this one? Listen and find out.
Talk about favorite genres! Kevin gets to review Johnny Knoxville and his crew of almost 50 year old’s pal around and hit people in the genitals. Meanwhile Dougie gets to talk about an American footballer who goes from rags to riches and wins the big sports ball game! (spoiler alert) Listen to to the end because its time for Groovy Movie!
Episode 109 brings us into the world of mystery and murder. Well maybe not so much on the mystery but definitely the murder. Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in his second Hercule Poirot film “Death on the Nile.” This stars Gal Gadot, and Emma Mackey and other famous people are also on the screen sometimes. Listen to the show to find out if this movie fooled our hosts into thinking it was good!
George Clooney takes the helm of the “Tender Bar” starring Ben Affleck as Uncle Charlie a fatherly figure to a young boy who’s own father is just a voice on the radio. Kevin and Dougie discuss the film and ask the question why did they make this? It is another edition of Just a Sip and this week reveals another chance for you to win by submitting your rhymes for Groovy Movie.
Kevin and Doug review the newest film from Guillermo Del Toro “Nightmare Alley” starring a whole slew of podcast favorites including Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Willem Dafoe and many more. This was supposed to be a just a sip episode but whether you “Ripley’s believe it or not”, the guys had so much fun talking about it they decided to do a full strength pod on it. Listen and enjoy.
On this weeks just a sip episode Kevin and Dougie discuss two old tales being retold through the lens of 2021. Dougie discusses Steven Spielberg’s take on West Side Story, and Kevin discusses Joel Cohen’s take on The Tragedy of Macbeth. We also reveal the winner of Groovy Movie from Episode 104. Listen and find out if two master film makers can bring anything new to some very old tales.
Adam Mckay has delivered the funny with Will Ferrell for many years including comedy classics such as Anchorman, Talladega Nights, Step Brothers and more. However the last few films have taken a more serious tone, with The Big Short, and Vice. In his most recent film Don’t Look Up Adam Mckay is potentially addressing a very current and serious issue. How do the hosts receive the latest film from this complex director. Listen and find out.
Lin-Manuel Miranda has had a huge year with In the Heights, Tick Tick Boom, Vivo and Encanto. Kevin and Doug are big fans of the music he creates, but can he direct as well. Listen as Kevin and Doug attempt their own musical creation and discuss whether Lin-Manuel can hack it behind the camera as well as he can in front of a piano.
Mister Anderson. He’s done it again. He made a masterpiece that split our hosts right down the middle. Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza” has split audiences all over. The true film lovers see it as a wonderful flash back into the 1970s Hollywood, following a truly wonderful Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman. The other side of movie goers seem to find it a pointless, plot less film about an odd relationship and the wanderlust of this generation. Do our hosts fit their molds? Listen and find out
It is time for Groovy Movie. Well 2 movies to be specific. This week Kevin reviews Jane Campion’s slow western “Power of the Dog” while Doug takes us back to the days of “I Love Lucy” as he discusses Aaron Sorkin’s “Being the Ricardos.” From the sound of it these movies couldn’t be any farther apart. At the end of this “Just a Sip” episode we reveal the winner of Episode 99’s Groovy Movie contest.
In this weeks episode Kevin and Doug go back in the past into the world of Italian high fashion. Well we really go to the movies where we watch Lady Gaga and Adam Driver tell us the story of Maurizio and Patricia Gucci and the house of lies and deception that follow them. Ridley Scotts second film of 2021 does it wow them the same way The Last Duel did? Listen and Find out.
We did it. We got to 100 episodes. A feat of great strength and persistence, and a lot of fun. This week Our hosts Kevin and Doug discuss some of there favorite moments from the last 100 episodes. We give the listeners some behind the scenes goodies. We answer some listener questions and listen to some kind words from some guests and listeners. We finish the podcast with a list of top ten films that we have reviewed on the podcast!
This weeks episode is a another round of “Just a Sip.” Kevin went to the theatres to see the most current version of Ghostbusters and Dougie stayed home and watched The Starling on Netflix. The two talk about these films and at the end of this episode it is time for Groovy Movie! This weeks clue is Jurassic Park and since we have the big 100th episode you have extra time to respond here with your rhymes!
It is Monday and that means a new episode is here for you to hear. Kevin and Dougie have received a Red Notice. Just kidding the hosts are reviewing the new film on Netflix called “Red Notice” starring Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne the Rock Johnson. Lots of fun was had recording the episode, but was the movie as fun as the podcast? Listen and find out.
The long awaited “Just a Sip” coverage of the phenomenon that is Dune. One host read the book, one host has not. Both hosts saw the movie. Can Denis Villeneuve deliver what no other filmmaker could? A Good Dune movie? Listen this week and find out, also this week, we reveal the winner of Episode 95’s Groovy Movie.
Tom Hanks stars as Finch. A man all alone in a post climate disaster barren earth. All he has for company is is a real dog, a robot dog, and a robot humanoid he is building. What could go wrong? We if you ask one of the hosts, nothing could go wrong, and if you ask the other hosts nothing could go right. Find out who thought what when you listen NOW!
Just a Sip. It is the short week here on One Brew Over. Kevin spent some time in the 60s in England and Dougie went to Germany on this weeks journey de cinema. Both hosts were excited for the film they chose when they chose it. Did they Stay excited? Listen and find out. Also this week is Groovy Movie. Make sure you send us your answers to enter the drawing for a prize. The movie clue is Zootopia.
We can’t say John Wayne would approve of Kevin’s attempt at impersonating the Duke himself… but we do! Kevin and Doug travel back into the wild wild west, where they watch an incredible cast in Netflix’s “The Harder They Fall.” This stars Idris Elba, Jonathan Majors, and Zazie Beetz and many more. Dougie fell off his horse at the language they were using and Kevin had to holster his preconceived notions that the trailer gave him. Listen to the discussion and decide for yourself.
It is here! Of course we are talking about the results of Groovy Movie from episode 91. Just kidding, it is the final Daniel Craig James Bond film. “No Time to Die” Features Lea Seydoux, Ana de Armas, Lashana Lynch and Naomie Harris. Does the movie live up to it’s name? Will the guys be able to go through this short episode without giving up any spoilers? Listen and find out!
Kevin and Doug face off on an intense conversation about Ridley Scott’s new medieval masterpiece… or is it? Kevin loves movies about knights and ye old days, but Dougie seems to think those days belong in the past and should stay there. You be the judge. One thing that the guys can agree on is Jodie Comer is the future! Trigger Warning! Because the rape of Marguerite-de-Carrouges is a central point in the film Kevin and Doug do discuss it. If that is a trigger please skip this episode and tune in next week.
It is time for Just a Sip! That’s right folks it is the third installment of Just a sip where Kevin and Doug bring you two short reviews. This Dougie brings a review of “The Vault” and Kevin talks about Cruella. And yes! For all you gamers out there it is Groovy Movie week! Listen to the end of the episode for the Clue submit your answers to enter into a drawing for a sweet prize/ tune in next week for a Review for “The Last Duel”
It is a full brew pod as Kevin and Dougie go once again into the Marvel Universe. They discuss “Black Widow” staring Florence Pugh. With a guest performance from Scarlet Johansen. The discuss the film and bring back a favorite segment of Picture Perfect. Listen and make sure you tune in now every week for a full strength brew or maybe just a sip.
It is our second episode of just a taste and we already changed the format based on listener suggestion. It is now called “Just a Sip” and on this episode of just a sip, Kevin reviews Paul Schrader’s “The Card Counter” and Dougie gives the listeners a taste of Disney’s “Jungle Cruise.” They try out a new idea called Blind Rundown and the reveal the winner for the groovy movie clue given on episode 87. Listen to find out if you won!
Aside form technical difficulties forbidding us from giving it our best sound ever, this episode is great. Kevin and Doug are both huge Clint Eastwood fans. They were both very excited to talk about his most recent western film “Cry Macho.” Can Clint Eastwood still make a picture that encapsulates everything he has been for the last 67 years? Listen and find out.
WHAT!?!?! Isn’t this supposes to be an every other week show? Correction. This week we are introducing “Just a Taste” From here on out, Kevin and Doug are bringing you reviews every week! In between our full strength episodes Kevin and Doug will be bringing you short reviews of films they don’t have time to dedicate a full hour to. This week they discus “Gunpowder Milkshake” streaming on Netflix. They have big dreams in store and they include a chance for you to win big. Listen to the whole episode to find out how to win a prize in the new game “Groovy Movie”
Kevin and Doug dip into the world of “non playable characters” as they review the new Ryan Reynolds and Jodie Comer film “Free Guy” a video game - action - comedy - romance? They aren’t sure where the film fits as a genre piece but they know where it fits in their {insert noun here}.
It is Episode 85 and on this week’s episode Kevin and Doug bring you a review of CODA (streaming on Apple Tv) starring Emilia Jones and Marlee Matlin. This movie boasts great performances all around and won some major awards at this years Sundance Festival. Do Kevin and Doug get swept up by the fanfare and momentum, or do they stand by deftly with the naysayers? Listen and find out.
Kevin and Dougie discuss the sort of sequel / reboot/ reimagining of “The Suicide Squad.” Can James Gunn take a property and completely revamp it into something worth watching? Listen and find out as Kevin and Dougie discuss and try and sort it out, before their heads explode.
Benicio is tired of wearing a mask and so are Kevin and Doug. They take off their masks to review Steven Soderbergh’s new 1950’s gangster flick “No Sudden Move” starring Benicio del Toro and Don Cheadle. First Kevin and Doug will take you on a whirlwind ride of terrible impressions of Al Pacino, and Marlon Brando. Listen and enjoy the not so serious side of gangster movies.
Welcome to the show. This week Kevin and Doug bring you up to date on what they have been watching but haven’t been able to share. Between the 2 of them they bring you short reviews of 15 films that have been released in 2021 all spoiler free! tune in and see what you’ve been missing.
Episode 80 follows the hottest day of the year with record breaking temperatures in Oregon (where our hosts live.) It was a good day to stay inside, but not if you were Amy Adams’ character in Netflix’s “The Woman in the Window.” Kevin was shocked at Dougie’s opinion of the film. Will you also be surprised? Listen and find out.
This week on the show Kevin and Dougie review the Netflix film “I Care Lot.” Kevin and Dougie at first disagree about the films and but as the discussion unravels the two hosts find they have a few more opinions in common. This episode takes twists and turns just like the movie. Listen and Find out what happens.
This week on the show Kevin and Dougie discuss the newest addition to Tom Clancy films “Without Remorse” starring Michael B Jordan. They continue with their new format and discuss some favorite spy movies in the One Brew Two segment.
The boys are finally back in person at the Zade Storey Studio. Kevin and Doug join forces to defeat evil and discuss the new Netflix Film “Thunder Force starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer. The film also stars a controversial yet delicious Jason Bateman. Listen now before the “Miscreants” find you!
It’s here!!! The third annual Frothies Awards. This is the awards show where Kevin and Dougie reveal the awards that YOU, the listener voted for! Kevin and Dougie give their top ten films of 2020. The Oscars got a few things wrong but here at One Brew Over we got them right! Listen to find out.
In this week episode the guys reveal a very big announcement. They also discuss “Coming 2 America” the fresh new sequel to 1988’s “Coming to America” which is confusing. The hosts also try out a new format to the episode.
In 2020 everybody was wearing masks, but back in the early 1900’s nobody was wearing a mask, not even the train robbers! Kevin and Dough Take a look back at one of Robert Redford’s most iconic roles on screen in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. With this episode the guys complete there Robert Redford Retrospective.
On episode 73 Kevin and Doug Review their first film released in 2021, “The Little Things.” Dougie subscribed to HBO max in anticipation for releases like this. Kevin would have risked Covid-19 to watch this film because of the admiration for Denzel. This movie was directed by John Lee Hancock who wrote the movie Se7en. This movie is set to be a complete knock out, but did it? Listen and find out.
On a cold winters evening in 2021 Kevin asked Dougie to watch a movie. Kevin thought Dougie might like it. What you are about o hear is the podcast they recorded regarding that film, starring Riz Ahmed and Paul Raci. The movie was “Sound of Metal”
Kevin and Dougie are back in the studio to use their lassos of truth on WW84. In 2017 the female lead “Wonder Woman” broke records and proved that the world was ready for girl super heroes! In 2020 “Wonder Woman 1984” proved that you have to have more than a concept and a successful first film, to make a good movie. Also decent writing is important, and a plot that makes even the tiniest amount of sense, and the bad guy should have some humanity before he turns into the worlds crappiest villain with no motivation, even if humanity is attempted in the last 13 seconds… and well you get the drift. Also dead people should stay dead.
This is the second half of our year end episode. As life got crazy toward the end of the year Kevin and Dougie were busy watching things and NOT recording. So we try to to catch the listeners up with some things to watch and maybe some things we might steer clear of. In part 2 we cover The Trial of the Chicago 7, The Mandalorian, American Movie: The Family Next Door, The Outpost, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and Soul
After a crazy few months Kevin and Doug Finally get a chance to go back into the studio and record a whopping 2 and a half hour episode catching the listeners up on what they have been watching. They record so long the episode became a two part “Smorgasborg “ IN Part 1 they cover Borat 2, My Spy, Hunters, Sneaky Pete, Jingle Jangle, Happiest Season, The Trip to Greece, The Queens Gambit, Hannah and An American Pickle.
February 2020 before the world went insane. Kevin and Dougie sat down fresh from a trip to Sundance and decided to kick off their “Robert Redford Retrospective.” But the producer of this show dropped the ball and decided to put this "supposedly first installment” out now. The good news is, this is wholesome good old fashioned 80’s cheese that the world could use right now, so enjoy.
Election day in the United Sates is November 3rd. If you are listening to this today the day of release and haven’t voted yet… GO VOTE! Kevin and Doug discuss the new political comedy from John Stewart, “Irresistible.” The movies stars Steve Carell and Rose Byrne, co-staring a scene stealing, show stopping performance from Mackenzie Davis and the always reliable and pitch perfect performance from Chris Cooper.
Oh boy, get ready for some rip roaring excitement as Kevin and Dougie discuss the 2020 film “First Cow.” Kevin had seen the trailers and heard the buzz on film twitter about this Kelly Reichardt flick. A few personal friends recommending it was the last thing they needed to put it in the queue. Listen up to see what they thought.
As a child, Will Ferrell loved watching the Eurovision Song Contest. As an adult he offered us a comedy upon which the likes had never been seen. He somehow convinced Rachel McAdams to co-starring with him and then convinced Kevin and Doug to watch it. Listen to their thoughts on this weeks episode. Parody is the most sincere form of flattery or something like that, and Kevin and Doug give that a try as well.
On this next installment of the "Robert Redford Retrospective" we go back to the 1970s to talk about All the presidents Men. Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman hit the streets to find out what happened at the Watergate building. Kevin and Doug hit the mics to find out if the movie is still worth watching. Listen and find out.
On this week’s episode Kevin and Dougie go back in time to watch the rise and eventual fall of the founding father Alexander Hamilton. Well, actually they are transported to New York City in June of 2016 as we watch the filmed version of the Broadway show “Hamilton.” Both hosts were big fans of the music as they listened to it when the album became available but neither saw the actual show and were excited to watch it when it became available on Disney +.
On this episode Kevin and Dougie bring you a review on the film “The Lovebirds” currently streaming on Netflix. Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani star in this action comedy and have great comedic chemistry. Can Kevin and Doug inspire some of their very own laughs?
On this week’s episode Kevin and Dougie discuss the new Spike Lee Joint “Da Five Bloods.” Delroy Lindo shines as Paul, a Vietnam vet returning with three old comrades in arms, to find and bring home the body of a fellow soldier they buried in 1971. They are also looking for the cache of gold they buried alongside their fallen comrade. After the main review the hosts bring you a “One Brew Two” segment, shining the light on some other Vietnam movies that might be worth your time.
In Episode 60 of One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Kevin and Dougie go back to the early 1990’s and discover the world of encryption. Robert Redford and an all star cast take us on an adventure that only the “nineties” could in “Sneakers”
On this week Kevin and Dougie discuss “The Etruscan Smile.” The film, starring Brian Cox, debuted at some festivals back in 2018 and received a wide release in 2020 with VOD. The hosts rented this film from salemcinema.com in order to support their local art house theatre, which you can do too! The show wraps up with a segment of “One Brew Two” where both our hosts recommend two films of the “fish out of water” genre.
Fweet seems to be the most commonly used text to simulate a whistle. But, what if the whistle was communicating the exact time and place of a valuable bank heist or the release of a prisoner from the hospital? In todays review, Kevin and Dougie investigate that when they review the Romanian film '“The Whistlers”
A pretentious title for a film that is anything but! Kevin and Doug are dragged into the DCEU as they discuss the Harley Quinn focused follow up to "Suicide Squad." The film focuses on the wonderful and talented Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn. Does the absence of Jared Leto's "Joker" turn this sequel into a joke or does it make it actually funny. Listen and find out. Pardon a few slight microphone malfunctions.
Kevin and Dougie bicker about the 2020 film version of "Call of the Wild." The film version is an adaptation of one of the great American novels most of us read in school. It stars one of the most bankable and iconic movies stars of our era. One host loved it, one host did not. Listen to find out who wins the battle.
On part two of our Martin Scorsese discussion we cover a little bit of Goodfellas then on to Silence, After Hours, Bringing out the Dead, The Last Temptation of Christ, Raging Bull, and Hugo. After that discussion Co-worker Mike and Kevin rank the all the films they viewed upon this journey that was “The Year of Scorsese”
It is finally here! Our first episode in a two part series where we talk about the filmography of one Martin Scorsese. Kevin and Doug are joined by Co-worker Mike as they discuss 2019's "The Irishman" and 1982's "The King of Comedy" Then Dougie heads to bed as Kevin and Mike re-cap their journey of understanding the films of Scorsese. They discuss "Wolf and Wall Street" and "Casino" to wrap up part one.
On this episode Kevin and Doug discuss their recent trip to the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. They talk about their trip including the waitlist, the celebrities, the panels and of course the movies. Not all films are available to watch yet and some may not ever be available, but you can hear about them here first! The Movies are Herself, The Nest, Four Good Days, The Perfect Candidate, Promising Young Woman, Cuties (Mignonnes) Worth, and The Assistant.
It’s Here! The episode you all have been waiting for! The awards show that matters. This is the show where Dougie and Kevin go through their top 10 films from 2019. After that they will announce the winners of “The Frothies” which is the award that the listeners, of One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, give out.
5 for the price of 4! This week Kevin and Dougie bring you four reviews. All of the films have been nominated for at least one Oscar. They discuss Star Wars Episode 9, The Two Popes, 1917, and, Little Women. They also briefly discuss “Midway” as if it were a bonus review. Don’t forget to vote for the Frothies which will air on February 10th.
Episode 50 is here and Kevin and Dougie are trying to cram in all the films they need to see before "The Frothys" on February 10th. So here is a review of "Ad Astra." Both hosts love watching Brad Pitt with or without his shirt but does watching Brad Pitt in space float either of their boats? Listen and find out.
The deduction is undeniable. Kevin and Dougie investigate “Knives Out,” the latest film from writer, director Rian Johnson. Does Daniel Craig convince them as a southern detective? Does Rian Johnson convince us (the jury of film snobs) that this is worth our hard earned dollars? Listen and find out how everything wraps up in the last ten minutes (just like a whodunit.)
Happy New Years from all of us at One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Here is just a little 10 minute New Years Eve Special. A look back at the year that was 2019.
We Failed!!! We attempted to cover six movies in sixty minutes and we failed. We cover A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Dark Waters, Ford Vs Ferrari, Parasite, Motherless Brooklyn and Marriage Story, but it took 76 minutes. Kevin and Doug each bring three films to the table that the other one hasn’t seen. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take a listen and find out what you are missing!
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug let it go as they review Disney’s “Frozen 2.” Kevin and Doug give the musical genre a try as they write and record their very own musical intro. As the conversation continues they find out that they have very different opinions on Disney’s artistic endeavor.
This is the intro song to our “Frozen 2” episode in case you want to download and stream it on repeat. Merry Christmas
Kevin and Doug take on the controversial film from Taika Waititi “Jojo Rabbit.” The movie follows a young German boy as he grows up through the final months of World War II. Roman Griffin Davis and Thomasin McKenzie star as Jojo and Elsa as they learn to look past each others differences and learn the meaning of love and humanity. Does this charmingly difficult film cause Kevin and Dougie to fall in love with it or does the magic of the movie push them away? Listen and find out.
In this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie bring you a triple feature. They both watched “The Current War” where Thomas Eddison and George Westinghouse battle over the rights and money for who will light up the world. After that joint review Doug reviews “Harriet” which follows the remarkable life of Harriet Tubman. Finally Kevin wraps up the discussion with a review of the new “old timey” horror flick “The Lighthouse” which stars Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson as 2 “wikies” at war with each other and themselves.
As Joker becomes the first R rated film in history to make over 900 million dollars in the world wide box office Kevin and Dougie have their review locked and loaded for your listening pleasure. Joaquin Phoenix stars as Arthur Fleck a lonely man who can’t seem to catch a break until he finally becomes “Joker.” Will the amazing performance be enough to convince Dougie that it was worth the time. Will the overbearing hype that surrounded this film deter Kevin from truly loving this movie? Listen and find out.
Happy Halloween from our hosts to you! For this years Spooktacular episode, Kevin and Dougie continue their tradition of covering horror comedies. Earlier this year acclaimed independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch gave audiences “The Dead Don’t Die" his take on the ever popular “Zombie Genre.” Adam Driver and Bill Murray give some great performances but was it enough? Listen and find out.
On this weeks episode the guys welcome six year old Gracie into the studio to talk about Jon Favreau’s “The Lion King.” Dougie (or this week as he is known as “Grandpa”) discusses his dislike for the current onslaught of remakes Disney is throwing at us. Gracie who normally talks nonstop about movies is shy as an official guest, and Kevin pulled out all of his hair while trying to edit the sound as they used a three mic technique (which failed miserably.) Enjoy!
On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie discuss the “Peanut Butter Falcon” starring Zack Gottsagen, Shia LaBeouf, and Dakota Johnson. The story follows two friends on an adventure of a lifetime. Kind of like our two hosts. Awwww. We do a segment of Picture Perfect and we also discuss some spoilers at the end of the episode.
Kevin and Doug review "Blinded by the Light" A film about the music of Bruce Springsteen changing the world. Well, at least the world of Javed. A young man stuck in the middle of Luton, England. Kevin was already a huge Springsteen fan, and Doug was no stranger to the Boss. Does their love of the Bruce translate when it becomes the center of the cinema? Listen and find out.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug step into the world of Danny Boyle where the Beatles Never existed as they review “Yesterday” the film. Kevin hasn’t loved Boyle’s films the way the rest of the world seems to and Dougie was unfamiliar with the directors particular palate. Can the duo find favor with the film or will it go into the bins of yesterdays forgotten films? Listen and find out.
On This Episode we cover the new film from the always controversial Quentin Tarantino, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt take very different approaches to their careers in the film and Kevin and Dougie have very different reactions to the film. Who do you agree with? Listen and find out!
Welcome back to “One Brew Over the Cuckoos Nest.” Kevin and Doug took a small hiatus to celebrate the joys of summer with their families but are back with a review of “Late Night” written by and starring Mindy Kaling and also starring Emma Thompson. Kevin and Doug also present you with a host favorite segment of One Brew Two.
In this weeks episode Kevin and Doug discuss 2 comedies from 2019. The first film they discuss is “Long Shot” starring Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron. In the second act they cover Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut “Booksmart” starring Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein. Comedy is one of the toughest genres to appeal to all generations, and humor in itself is subjective to different types of taste. Can these two raunchy comedies close the gap and hit all the funny bones in all the right places? listen and find out.
Kevin and Doug discuss John Wick 3. The third installment in the unbelievably bankable trilogy. This week includes a brand new segment of dissimilar films to watch and a very special visit at the end of the episode.
On this week we review the second film in our series "The Year of Scorsese." Paul Newman and Tom Cruise star in "The Color of Money" directed by Martin Scorsese. Kevin and Doug reflect on the style of Scorsese. Will they respect it and love it as much as they did "Taxi Driver"? Listen and find out.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie discuss the worlds biggest movie EVER! After more than a decade and over twenty films later the Marvel Cinematic Universe has wrapped up an iconic filmography ending what they call phase 3. What is to come in the future is yet to be decided, but Kevin and Doug give their opinions on what has been done in the past. They discuss their opinions on the film itself and also give a list of their three favorite movies that the franchise has given us so far…
Dougie and Kevin discuss the new film from 2019 “Shazam!” starring Zachary Levi. One host left refreshed, and one host felt the film was “fun” but a bit stale. The hosts bring back a favorite segment playing “One Brew Two” and give the listeners some extra credit films to watch.
In October 1941 a few months before “A date that will live in infamy” (Pearl Harbor), Disney releases a animated feature about a cute little elephant with jumbo ears that can fly. 77 years later Tim Burton gives the property a make over. On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie discuss whether that was a good idea or a bad idea.
“Bonnie and Clyde” came out in the year 1967. 52 years later Netflix produced the other side of the story “The Highwaymen.” Both films have cast wonderful actors at the films core, but they have very different goals for what they are trying to sell the audience. On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug dive into both films and find themselves on different sides of the law.
On this weeks episode we talk about “Taxi Driver” starring Robert De Niro. It is the first installment of our 10 film marathon from director Martin Scorsese. We also review the newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Captain Marvel.” Brie Larson and Samuel L. Jackson star as a comedic duo that save the planet and a cat along the way.
The awards show that everyone has been waiting for with bated breath. Kevin and Dougie give you their own top ten films of 2018 and then off to the awards picked by you the listeners. The clips from the films are available on Youtube and the Frothys theme music was written and performed by Kevin.
This episode is full of twists and turns and plenty of buttons being pushed. Kevin and Dougie discuss the new superhero film from Sony “Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse”. This episode also includes a segment of Picture Perfect where the hosts pick out their most memorable image from the film.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie review the Mark Wahlberg, and Rose Byrne family comedy “Instant Family” and then they finish the show with a Coen Brother’s chaser as they review the straight to Netflix film “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” Two very different types of films for two very different types of taste. Will the hosts be able to find something to agree on? Listen and find out.
Green Book stars two of Kevin’s favorite actors Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen, as a Doctor Shirley and Tony Lip as they venture on a road trip through the deep south in 1962. Also a brand new segment Dougie’s “Fact or Fubar!”
Merry Christmas from One Brew Over The Cuckoo's Nest! On this weeks Episode Kevin is joined by his two daughters, five year old Gracie and three year old Avery. Gracie and Kevin discuss the newest Film version of Dr. Seuss's The Grinch. Avery and Kevin discuss the Christmas episode of her favorite TV series The Octonauts.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug travel back in time as they search for gold and travel with two dangerous brothers who are Sisters. They discuss the film the Sisters Brothers starring Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly. Enjoy the show.
In this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie discuss “A Star is Born” starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. Kevin gives it his best shot at becoming and star and both the hosts do their best to steal the voice of the great Sam Elliot.
On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug have their first fight. The first fight over “First man” directed by Damien Chazelle. Sometimes you need a little Ryan Gosling to spice up the relationship.
Happy Halloween from the One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. On this spook-tacular episode Kevin and Dougie go to the backwoods and discuss the 2010 film “Tucker and Dale vs Evil.” Horror films in general are not in the wheelhouse of either host, but when the horror gets silly the guys get their popcorn ready.
Kevin and Doug talk about the post WWII thriller "Operation Finale" starring Sir Ben Kingsley and Oscar Isaac. The thriller stars an incredible cast. Does the intensity and drama wedge a gap in the enjoyment of the film for either host? A brand new segment is introduced as well "The One Brew Two."
This week Kevin welcomes back into the studio "Dougie" to discuss the recent directorial debut from Jordana Spiro "Night Comes On". Doug and Kevin talk about a different points of view when watching a movie. They talk about how life circumstances can alter they way you see what is being presented on screen for better or for worse. They also return to a new segment "Picture Perfect"
In this week’s episode Kevin welcomes in to the studio, his father Doug Zade. They discuss the classic 1973, George Lucas’ directorial debut, “American Graffiti.” Kevin and Dougie decide for themselves if it is worth all the hype. In the Second half of the show both hosts discuss “Smokey and the Bandit” from 1977 in a tribute to the late great Burt Reynolds aka Turd Ferguson.
On this week's episode Kevin welcomes his wife Jordan Zade into the studio to talk about the 1964 classic "Mary Poppins." After a 10 year marriage Kevin can't find the film to prove that not all movies made before 1990 are bad. Also during the "Home Brew" segment Kevin and Jordan end up discussing Amy Schumer's 2018 film "I Feel Pretty"
Kevin Welcomes his guest Matt Deluca on to the show to talk about Deadpool 2. They discuss the difference between action and violence with the help of a new segment "Film Jargon for Dummies" and also introduce a brand new game they are calling "Movie Mix Up."
Kevin welcomes Jason Pyles, the host of Movie Podcast Weekly, to the show to discuss the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" starring Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher among many others. Jason's podcast was the first movie podcast Kevin ever listened to and you have him to blame for this very podcast. It was a wonderful honor to have him on the show.
In today's episode Kevin welcomes one of his all time favorite co-host his daughter (who is is four years old). Kevin and Gracie cover the children films Coco and Ferdinand from 2017 and then they cover Gracies favorite film of all time "Wonderstruck" directed by Todd Haynes (also from 2017)
On today's episode Kevin and Jacob take shelter from the Kaiju in Studio B (Jacobs House) to bring the listeners their opinion on the "Pacific Rim" films. Jacob brings Kevin into the world of battling giant "Transformer" like robots and giant "Godzilla" like creatures as they watch both films in one day. Does this years sequel do the original justice, or like in the case of so many sequels, should this film have remained buried deep beneath the pacific ocean?
Since often movies slated for the Oscars don't even come to theaters near you until January or February it can take a while to catch them all. In this Episode with the help of listeners and friends Kevin and Jacob cover their top ten films of 2017. Kevin feels as though he and Jacob are in agreement in the best film of the year but one of the hosts provides a M.Night Shyamalan level twist.
Kevin continues to sift through the Oscar party episode for podcasting gold. In the mean time he will give you 3 mini reviews of the latest films he has been catching up with.
In this episode Kevin reviews six films that have been released in 2018 including 2 Netflix originals and 4 theatrical releases. He also separately covers 2 additional films from 2017 that are available to stream now during the short "Homebrew'' segment.