Press Play Podcast: Recent Episodes
Ian Massengale
Seth and Ian have been friends for years and after their youtube series could not continue, they were desperate to get back to work, and that comes in the form of Press Play, the podcast that reviews old and new movies for your listening pleasure
And we are back and as much as we love spiderman we were cautious to see if that love would carry over to a Nicholas Cage spider man so here we go
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Sorry for the delay but Ian was moving but everything is ok now. We recorded this episode before the move but didnt get it uploaded. my bad
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Sam Raimi made a new movie?! oh hell yeah we got to talk about that no question. and we wrap up the boys
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Sorry for our absence we are back and just as good as before. We are tackling what is considered the best star trek movie and catching up on the boys. Good to be back
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Were back with more of the boys and a new segment Seth calls "Oscar Bait." What does that mean? listen and find out.
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We are back sorry for the delay but we have so much to do today. The first 2 episodes of the boys and the battle of the Lycans!
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And we are back with yet another Tarantino review. How many do we even have left?
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We are back and we are here to talk about the latest installment of the predator franchise. Only this time the predator speaks.
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We're back with another Tarentino film. This is probably his most famous in some opinions but does that make it the best?
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Dasher selected a show Seth and Ian were not the biggest fans of the source material. Can this change their minds?
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Edgar Wright is a god on our show, buuuut can he maintain that status forever? Let's find out.
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We're back to talk about the 2025 body horror film that seemed like it wanted to be the substance a bit too much. But is it good?
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We are back sorry for the wait. Let's talk about the newest Stephen King adaptation. Is iton the level of Shawshank or the Langoliers or somewhere in the middle?
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And we are back to cover Leo's newest outing and oscar worthy film. But do we agree that it deserves an oscar?
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we already covered the entire show but wanted to see if Seth would like what we consider the best season of the show.
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What do you get when you take one overacting ham and make him pretend to be another overacting ham and vice versa? One of the cheesiest and awesomest movies of the 90s.
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We're back with Netflix's newest samurai show that isnt Stranger Things.
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We are back and what can we say except sorry for the delay heres our newest episode.
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We're still doing horror for some reason so here we go again with a horror movie based on a video game and no not that one.
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They finally gave Guillermo a show at making his dream project. How did he do?
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We're back with a sequel to a movie we have already reviewed. Is it better than the original? some people might think so.
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Sorry for the delay but we are here for more of spooky season with this cult classic I suppose is the right term?
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Seth chose a newer movie to continue spooky season. The it's two holiday movies in one.
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Spooky season continues with Ian's pick which is long considered a classic which Seth has never seen. Does it still hold up?
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Dasher chose a movie people die on the hill that this is a great movie. Is it though?
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Instead of going to the past for our horror we're looking to the present with Seth's pick.
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It's time we covered an absolute classic. BUUUUUT someone doesnt think it's as good as the rest of the world.
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With a title like that and Paul Rudd starring how could this movie possibly be bad right? . . . . . Right?
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Before we are gone for a week, we had to talk about a movie Dasher picked juuuuust before Ian was going to. The cult classic comedy everyone who hates their job needs to see.
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Seth chose blindly a movie none of us had seen. So did his risk pay off?
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Ian chose a prequel without having anyone watch the first movie. It is the movie Pearl. The prequel to the horror movie X
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We are going to discuss a movie Seth and Ian had never seen but also we have to start with south park. Sorry lmao.
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We're back for our second Jack Quaid films this year. Be sure to subscribe if you like what you hear.
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We missed out on seeing it the theater but we are checking out the newest Lord of the Rings animated movie.
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We all missed out on seeing it the theater but it's on Max now so we all sat down and checked out yet another movie where someone plays a tiwn or clone or whatever.
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Ian has been arguing which is better for most of his life so it's time to settle this debate once and for all.
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Ian chose 2 DC animated movies because the discussions wouldnt be long enough for just one of them and we pay for storage of our episodes and we're gonna use it.
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Seth chose a movie that hardly anyone heard of because it wasn't in theaters long and had basically no advertising so this was a surprise.
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We went to the theater so we could see the movie everybody wont stop talking about.
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Seth chose to skip over the first movie and only watch this one even though ian and Dasher have NEVER seen any of the movies in this franchise.
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Did you even know this show existed? Not like Disney did a lot of promotion for it but Ian's friend told him to watch it and here we are.
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Dasher picked Walk Hard. Also we had some things to say about Daredevil. Not nice things.
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Seth picked yet another Tarentino film. I'm sure we'll get to them all at some point. But this week it's Jackie Brown.
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we cover not 1, not 2, but 3 TMNT movies. Yes even the one where they go to Japan.
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Dasher picked Airplane because he once said it was better than the naked gun. Is it?
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Sorry this one is in the wrong order it was supposed to come out before minority report but Ians lazy.
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Seth wanted this to be a what went wrong episode but we all hate it so what's the point. Let's just review it.
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Dasher picked yet another gangster movie for us to look at. How does it hold up cause someone is getting gangster fatigue.
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Seth picked Inception which damn near turned into a What Went Wrong for Ian cause apparently he has things to say about it.
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We talk about Dasher's pick which is just 90 minutes of one liners and action movie cliches. But it's awesome
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We ventured out into the real world and hit the theaters. had to see the newest remake of Nosferatu. Thank Seth for this one.
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It's a review and a giant pointing out of the movies many many many many flaws.
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It's a re-review. Dasher wasn't with us when we did the first three Indy films so let's go again.
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We're back sorry for the delay but the holidays and all. Anyway here is a review of the so called classic Logans Run
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Ian chose the family film packed with A listers based on a book from his childhood that his older cohost had not seen. Does it hold up ?
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We cover Dasher's pick and it's another Stephen King adaptation. Is it better than Shawshank?
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Seth chose to have us compare both versions of the Agatha Christie novel come to life. But which one does the who dun it better?
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We are back and this weeks pick is Planet of the Apes. You know, the old one. Also the last two episodes of House of the Dragon.
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Spoiler warnings ahead. We are covering Deadpool and Wolverine and we are going to spoil it so if you haven't seen it you may want to before you listen.
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We finally got around to covering the finale of the boys and yes don't worry we brought Sly back to help us.
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We are going back to Bollywood with Dasher's pick right after we cover the new house of the dragon.
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Seth decided on the new action film Monkey Man. also the boys and house of the dragon yadda yadda.
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Sorry for the delay. Life happens but we are here with the new episodes of the boys and house of the dragon along with Ian's pick of The last castle. Enjoy!
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Dasher picked the Bill Murry army comedy that Ian has never seen on top of the newest episode of the boys and house of the dragon.
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We cover Seth's pick obviously, but we also have to cover the boys and house of the dragon. its a lot to discuss in one episode.
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Amazon Prime dropped three episodes of season 4 of the boys and we invited our good friend Sly to join us once again!
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First we cover episode 1 of season two of House of the Dragon, then we talk about the 1994 video game movie, street fighter.
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Dasher picked a movie most likely nobody has ever seen or heard of which can be an undiscovered gem of a film. (It wasn't)
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So Seth has decided to check out a movie he had never seen but Ian and Dasher have several times. Did he make a wise choice?
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Ian chose the black and white film from 1934 starring Bela Legosi and Boris Karloff. Does it stand the test of time or is it another movie that is just a product of it's time?
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Dasher took us to Schlockville, but it's far worse than that. Just based on the title of the film alone you can probably tell how this is going to go.
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Seth decided to scar Ian with his pick of the week and chose the 2003 Korean film Oldboy. This movie is crazy
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We wen to the theater this week for our review of the new film by Guy Ritchie starring henry Cavill.
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We cover the season/ series finale of Shogun and Dasher's pick which is the title of the movie that we used to title the episode
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We review the 8th and 9th episode of Shogun along with Seth's pick "the Naked Gun"
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After over 200 episodes and 5 years we finally cover what is considered one of the greatest movie trilogies of all time.
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We discuss as usual the new episode of Shogun before we break from tradition and talk about not a film but a film maker. His name is Neil Breen and he is the worst film maker you have never heard of.
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We are tasked with covering episode 6 of Shogun before we talk about Seth's surprise pick of the week, Escape from New York.
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This week we cover the trailer for the new Beetlejuice movie, the two newest episodes of Shogun, and Ian's pick of the week, Cowboy Bebop!
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It's a two in one this week. We discuss the first three episodes of Shogun then Dasher's pick which is on Netflix and goes by the name Gantz O!
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Seth chose a film not know by many but, even Ian and Dasher had never seen or heard of Layer Cake.
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It's our first time in almost 200 episodes talking about James Bond. So why not talk about one of the best?
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Sorry we couldn't cover Napoleon, so in a last minute decision Dasher chose the 2014 war movie starring Brad Pitt "Fury"
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Seth picked the movie that swept all the Oscar categories and surprisingly none of us saw when it was in theaters. But did it deserve the nominations it got?
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Ian chose the sequel to Top Gun. Is it better, worse or as good? Well that's what we're here to talk about.
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Dasher picked the 2008 "biographical" kung fu epic Ip Man. Based on the life of Bruce Lee's mentor.
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Seth wanted to cover John Wick 4 but we just ended up watching all of them so now we're gonna talk about all of them.
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Ian chose the film that swept the 1999 Oscars. And try to take away your feelings about the lead actor. If you like this episode please leave a review.
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Seth picked a movie that everyone has clearly seen except Ian. Why he hasnt is a mystery but that time is over. This is what he thinks vs what everyone else thinks.
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Ian picked a movie he has been bitching about for years. But why? Also Dasher has never seen it ever and Seth never finished it. Do they share his feelings?
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Japan is out to prove they know how to make a Godzilla movie better than we do here in America. How did they do? That's what we're here to discuss.
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Seth chose a newer movie which we havent really covered in a while and he went Christmas themed and chose the 2022 action movie "Violent Night"
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Ian couldnt review Dogma because you cant buy or stream it anywhere so because the new Wonka movie is coming out he thought why not review a good Wonka movie.
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From the universe of The Boys, Amazon released a spinoff called Gen V so of course we have to talk about it.
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Dasher picked Tarantino's Kill Bill. Are they both good? is only one good? Or do they both suck? We'll discuss.
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Sorry we're later putting this episode up but it was the holidays and Ian is lazy. anyway Seth chose Netflix's the Fall of the House of Usher.
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Ian has to know if he is the crazy one by thinking Fight Club is not all it's cracked up to be. What did the other two think?
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Dasher's pick for the week is the 2014 Denzel movie "The Equalizer" that he picked having never seen it, and neither had anyone else.
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We have another new South park movie and we have to talk about it because it's what we do.
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It's the last pick for Halloween Horror Month and Seth chose the H.P. Lovecraft adaptation "From Beyond." Ian is the only person who has seen it before.
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Ian picked one of the best horror comedies to come out this century. Well at least according to him. Did Seth and Dasher share that sentiment?
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Dasher chose a movie you have probably never seen. At least that was the case for Seth and Ian. The 2002 british film "Dog soldiers."
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Were here a little late this week because Dasher forgot whose turn it was. We review Seth's pick which a movie none of us had ever seen on Hulu. We were pleasantly surprised.
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Castlevania is back baby! And so is our good friend Sly Freddy who has joined us several times and we discuss the new series on Netflix.
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This week is Ian's pick and he dusted off an segment, Old vs New. This time it is the 1974 Black Christmas vs it's 2006 remake. Which movie will reign supreme?
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Dasher chose this weeks pick and spooky season is in full swing as we cover the 1977 Italian film Suspiria. It's a movie people either really like or really do not like. there is no in between.
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Seth started us out on spooky season early. He chose the Stephen King to movie adaptation directed by Stanly Kubrick "The Shining." shockingly Ian and Dasher have never seen all of it.
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Ian chose one of his favorite comedies of all time. No need in letting you know who hasn't seen it because everyone should have seen it by now.
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This week is Dasher's pick and he chose Platoon which Ian had never seen and Seth forgot pretty much everything about. Was it better worse or just as good as Apocalypse Now? Listen and find out.
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Seth got back from his honeymoon and decided to punish us with one of the worst movies we have ever reviewed. What was he thinking?
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Seth is off on his honeymoon so we took the time to cover a show he will absolutely never ever ever watch. The Starz epic "Spartacus!"
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Ian picked the 1993 live action adaptation of The Flintstones which neither of his co hosts have seen. As men in their 40s, how did they feel about a kids movie from the 90s?
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Dasher chose yet another Universal monster film and he chose his favorite which is a pick Seth has not seen and that movie is The Creature from the Black Lagoon.
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Seth picked Stand By Me to see if it still held up since he last saw it when he was a kid. Meanwhile Ian had never seen it! How does everyone feel?
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It's Ians pick and he chose a movie he used to love. But as time went on he started to suspect that it wasnt what he thought. Do Seth and Dasher think the same?
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Sorry for the delay but we are here with Dasher's pick and Seth had seen neither film. You can see the title you know what we're talking about.
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We cover both Miles Morales Spider-man movies because the new one came out and we realized we never actually covered the first one. Our bad.
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We are only reviewing the first season but Seth was so sure Ian and Dasher would like the show. Was he right?
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It is Ians pick and neither Seth or Dasher had seen The Iron Giant which is crazy right? well theyre adults now do they still like it?
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Dasher Chose Suicide Kings starring everyone i n the 90s who doesnt matter anymore. How did the other two react to it?
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Seth chose Quentin Tarantinos first script that became True Romance which Ian and Dasher havent seen. How did they feel?
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Ian's pick is the Apple+ show Ted Lasso. Not many people have seen it but the people who have love it. But does that mean Seth and Dasher will as well? We'll see.
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It is Dashers pick and he picked a movie that has no right being as good as it is. How did this movie turn out so good. It had everything running against it.
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Seth's pick is the year 2000 film "Snatch." Ian has never seen it and Seth and Dasher love it. Will he share the same sentiment.
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A new horror film in a long running franchise is finally out which means for better or worse we have to see it. What did we think? you know you have to listen.
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Netflix's Horror/thriller anthology created by Guillermo Del Toro. How does each episode hold up to our overly critical minds? We're gonna talk about them all.
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We're diving into the schlock! Seth picked broken Arrow the 1996 John travolta film where he is chewing every inch of scenery and it is wonderful!
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Sorry we're late this week but we are here and we cover Ian's pick, the found footage film "Chronicle." Is it as good as everyone remembers? Well we shall see.
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In the wake of our last review we take a look at a random year and decide if that years Best Picture should have been awarded. The year is 2001 and the best picture award goes to Gladiator.
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So in the wake of the movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once" sweeping the oscars we thought we would give it a watch and see if it deserved all the awards it got.
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Keep in mind we are only talking about the first film but we do reference the others to make the point that this is the only good film. Also we're joined by Bob from "The Podcast Wore Tennis Shoes"
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Which film is better? Do they even hold up anymore? Is the casting right? Ian had things to say on all these matters. Very loudly.
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Seth picked our first Bollywood film RRR. Which apparently is supposed to be very famous around the world. Who knows, lets check it out.
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Yeah the one with Tim Curry and Charlie Sheen. Cant wait to see what they think of this one.
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"Maybe Dasher shouldnt pick movies anymore" is a quote from Seth's fiance after seeing his pick for the week. Does everyon share that sentiment?Support the show
Continuing our unexpected trip through the 80's Seth chose Lethal Weapon. The King of buddy cop movies. But does it still hold up?Support the show
This week we review the 80's classic "The Goonies" a film everyone should see at some point and if you havent go watch it then listen.
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Does this 80's comedy classic still hold up? Well maybe not everyone feels that way. But why doesnt it?
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This week we cover The Pale Blue Eye on Netlfix Starring Chistian Bale. This was a blind pick by Seth and lets just say he's gonna pay for it.
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The 1991 Addams Family is our first review of the year because Ian is sick and tired of people talking about "Wednesday."
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It is our last show of 2022 and we cover Dasher's pick which is the 1986, Ridley Scott Film, starring Tom Cruise and Tim Curry, "Legend."
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This week is Seth's pick and he chose a movie that is 100% A CHRISTMAS MOVIE AND WE WILL NOT BE ARGUING ABOUT IT! This is our review of Gremlins!
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At the behest of Seth's fiancé we are taking a movie she wanted us to review. So for Ian's choice we are covering "Labyrinth." Starring David Bowie.
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We had to push back our review of Wakanda Forever and Dasher chose one of his favorite films of all time that Ian had never seen. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Does it still hold up?
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Seth chose what is considered one of Del Toro's best films. Ian had never seen it but does he see it that way now? Listen and find out.
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Seth and Dasher were incredibly anti She Hulk when Ian suggested they watch it. But have they changed their tune since watching it? Or have were they right?
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It's about time after so long we review two of the best movies in science fiction and cinema! Alien, and it's sequel Aliens.
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One of the masters of horror John Carpenter came out with a movie after Halloween and it was called The Fog. How was it. Weeeelllllll . . . .
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One of the most recognized, and beloved film ever made. Not even just in horror. Well we ask you one question, and be honest. Have you seen it lately?
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Hulu released it's newest insult to the Hellraiser franchise. Here's where we tear it a new one.
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The final entry in the newest Halloween Trilogy is upon us and we had to bring back our good friend Kainan Becker to help us rip it apart. Yeah we're not even leaving it vague in the description.
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Ian picks a horror movie he has never seen. Which is weird for him because this movie is supposed to be a damn classic. Is it still? Let's find out.
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we have two movies this week and Seth chose a movie he had never seen. Ian had only seen one bit of it so it's basically new for the both of them. How is it?
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Is this the best nightmare film in the franchise? Well that's what we need to talk about.
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Cobra Kai on Netflix is back! Now the question is, is it better than season 4? Cause that one was a bit of a stinker. Listen as we discuss the new season.
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One of the best war movies ever and somehow Seth and Ian have never seen it. So how does it stand up after so long? Listen and find out.
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Is it flawless? To many it is. But we have to break it down to try to find the flaws and come to our own conclusion.
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WE ARE BACK! Sorry for the delay but we are back to our regularly scheduled program. This week we discuss Prey which came out exclusively on Hulu. How good is it in comparison to the rest of the Predator movies? Listen and find out what we think.
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The spin off of Letterkenny that can honestly stand on it's own. But is it for everyone? Listen and find out.
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Dasher chose his favorite Tarantino movie after finding out Ian ad never seen it. The movie in question is "From Dusk Till Dawn." How did he like it compared to the other films?
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Seth's pick is Primal Fear. Which Ian had never seen before. Does it stand the test of time, or did it deserve to be forgotten?
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It's Ian's pic. He chose his favorite Tarantino film, "Django Unchained."
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It's an "old vs new" and honestly the 2012 version of red dawn isnt as bad as some of us on the show wanted to believe. But only one of the versions can be declared the superior film.
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Joined once again by our friend Sly Freddy, we are covering the Season 3 finale of The boys. Did they go out with a bang or with a "meh?"
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Yes obviously we are going to cover the boys newest episode so don't worry about that. But we are covering Seth's pick as well
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Ian is on the hunt to find a horror movie that Seth loves more than any other. Did this one hold up to Hellraiser?
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This episode of the boys was too good not to dedicate an entire episode to it. So enjoy!
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Dasher picked the most obscure movie we've covered since the Ice Pirates. Who the hell has ever heard of this movie? Also we cover the newest episode of The Boys!
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Which film reigns supreme. The original Brue Lee film 'Fist of Fury?' Or it's 1994 remake starring Jet Li 'fist of Legend?' Also we cover the newest episode of The Boys.
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Ian's weekly pick this week is the best Star Trek movie ever made, Galaxy Quest.
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The first 3 episodes of season 3 of The Boys were released on Amazon and we could not be more happy that our favorite show is back!!!
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The movie that created the summer blockbuster. The best shark movie ever made. Not much of a statement really?
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Seth's pick is the very very very 90's "B movie" starring Kevin Bacon, Tremors. Ian had never seen it up til now. Is it worth the watch?
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No not that one. The animated one. The old one. The Ralph Bakshi one. Does it hold up at all? There has to be something in this lost adaptation worth saving right? Actually yes.
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We all headed to the movies for marvel's newest cinematic adventure, Doctor Strange and The Multiverse of Madness. How did it stack up against the last few marvels movies we had to sit through?
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Dasher chose one of Wes Craven's less talked about movies starring Bill Pullman, 'The Serpent and the Rainbow.' Is it a hidden gem or a forgettable film?
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This week we cover the movie that inspired about 90% of the Nick Cage memes on the internet. But shockingly none of us had ever seen it. Vampires kiss is probably his best and worst performance ever. How is that even possible?
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This week is Ian's pick. He chose the 2011 Justin Timberlake film "In Time." Is there anything of substance here? We'll discuss that among the newest episode of Moon Knight.
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Instead of Old Boy we are watching John Carpenters The Thing. Only because we couldnt find it available anywhere to watch. Which is fine because who could turn down a classic right?
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We start with the newest episode of Moon Knight. and we are getting a bit frustrated with it. Then our main course, Jeff Goldblum and his swag in the 1986 scifi horror film, "The Fly."
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We start with the first episode of Moon Knight. Then we move on to the Youtube series by Team Four Star, "Dragon Ball Z Abridged."
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Well we couldn't not bring it up. So just kind of let us get it out there. But after that we discuss Dasher's pick which is season 2 of Star Wars Clone Wars.
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Seth's pick was one he had never seen. His blind pick was the Al Pacino film "Dog Day Afternoon. Was it worth waiting so long to finally see it?
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Zack Snyder pops up way to much on this show. But this was the beginning of his downfall to many people. Why? What makes this movie so bad?
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Dasher picked the topic and he decided he wanted his next 7 picks to be 1 season each of the Clone Wars cartoon. Did Ian and Seth like it? Or will they be subjected to 6 more seasons of Garbage? Listen and find out.
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Now that the series is finished and all episodes are available to watch on Disney +, it's time for us to take a deep dive and explain just why this series is pure trash.
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Ian's pick is the 2019 film "Yesterday." The film that asks the audience what they would do if the Beatles disappeared and only you knew their music.
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Any Star Wars fan will know this movie is amazing. Probably because it was made for us.
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It is Seth's pick, and he chose the 1993 film 'Falling Down.' starring Michael Douglas and Robert Duvall. How well does it hold up after so long? Does it hold up at all? Listen and find out.
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Seth and Ian are two of the biggest Superman fans out there. The only problem is, Superman movies make them angry. Why? Because Hollywood doesn't seem to understand the character. So we ask the question, what does it take to make a good Superman movie?
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Dasher's pick is a vs discussion. Bill Murray's 'Scrooged' Vs Chevy Chase's
Christmas Vacation.' Which one will be crowned the superior Christmas movie? Listen and find out.
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Well it's been so long since we got a new Matrix movie. Well recently we got one. Was it worth the wait? Was it a soulless cash grab? Or was it just ok?
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We had to wait til we got back from vacation to get to all the things we had missed. This episode we talk about the Disney+ mini series, 'Hawkeye.' How does it stack up against the other shows on Disney+? Well you'll have to listen to get that answer.
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We're back. And we have a lot to cover because a lot has come out since we been gone. But we have to start with the biggest release, Spider-Man
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With the release of the ultimate director's cut of Rocky IV, Seth decided his pick would be just that. Also we compare it to the original cut. Just how different are they?
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Continuing our love for director Edgar Wright, we gave his newest film "Last Night in SoHo" priority and had to cover it. Did he continue his winning streak?
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Time to compare the two films almost a century apart. Boris Karloff vs Brendan Fraser. Black and White vs Technicolor. The Mummy 1932 vs The Mummy 1999. Which will be declared the superior film?
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Before there was Iron Man, there was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Robert Downy Jr. and Val Kilmer starred in Shane Black's action comedy. How is it? Well considering no one on the show had had seen it, we're going to find out from a fresh perspective.
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Seth's pick is one Ian has yet to see. John Hughes' Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Is it the comedy legend everyone has said it to be? Listen and find out.
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We cover Disney+ day before we discuss our main topic, Barry Gordy's "The Last Dragon." This movie is the ultimate 80's bad movie. If you've seen it you know. If you haven't, get on t as soon as possible.
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Dasher picked Fear and Loathing and one person on the show absolutely hated it. Who was it? Why did they hate it? Listen and find out.
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Ending our October horror month with Seth's pick, Poltergeist. Ian had never seen it, so he will go first. It is very influential for sure but does that means it can still hold its own so far down the road?
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Ian's pick for the week is Tim Burton's "Sleepy Hollow." Ian claims it's Tim's last good movie. Is that true? Is it good according to the other guys? Listen and find out.
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This week was Dasher's pick and we are covering DC Fandome along with "The Exorcist." Does it hold up to this day? Well for 1973 it was certainly a trailblazer. But can that save it?
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We're back talking about Halloween, so naturally we had to get our buddy Kainan Becker from Ghost Pirate Entertainment back. This time we're gonna talk about not just Halloween Kills, but also Halloween 2018 cause they kind of go hand in hand when discussing.
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This week we cover the finale of Marvel's "What If...? Along with Seth's pick of the week which is "The Descent." One of his favorite horror films ever, and a movie Ian had never seen. Will their friendship survive his opinions of it?
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This week we start a new series where we compare the original version of a movie against it's remake. For this episode Ian chose the movies both entitled "Fright Night." The original coming out in 1985 full of 80's cheese, versus it's 2011 remake which is much more serious in tone but not without it's humor. Which one will be decided is the superior film? Listen and find out.
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This week we start October early by kicking off with George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and Day of the Dead. Seth shockingly hadn't seen any of them.
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This week was Seth's pick and he chose 'Enemy Mine' from 1985.A movie he and Dasher had seen 20 years ago but Ian had seen never. Is it sci-fi garbage or a forgotten gem? Listen and find out.
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When a new Marvel movie comes out, it must be discussed. Whether we like the movie or not. So here we are, talking about "Shang Chi : The Legend Of The Ten Rings"
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With Seth off this week Dasher and Ian took it upon themselves to cover something Seth will never ever ever watch. We talk about HBO's series "True Blood."Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pressplaypodcast)
This episode we cover episode 1 and 2 of Marvel's What If series along with all 5 episodes of Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelations.
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James Gunn lifted DC up from the ashes of bad movies and delivered us The Suicide Squad. If you haven't seen it watch it. Then listen to the review.
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It is Seth's pick and he chose Christopher Nolan's 2000 film "Memento." Ian and Dasher had never seen it. Is it a cinematic masterpiece or just another movie too smart for it's own good?
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We take a step back into the horror genre for Ian's pick. he chose the Evil Dead trilogy. seth had never seen any of them. Did he like it?
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This week is Dasher's pick. he chose a film no one on the show has seen, 1984's "Dune." Also we cover the season finale of "Loki." Apologies for how much we swear, we just did not like this movie.
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This week we discuss not only the newest episode of Loki as per usual, but it is Seth's pick and he chose a movie Ian had never seen and discuss The Shawshank Redemption. will Ian see it as the masterpiece everyone else does?
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Marvel comes back to the movies. But is it worth getting excited about, or should they have waited a bit? Sit back and see how we felt about their newest film "Black Widow."
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Does Firefly the show still hold up after so long? Does it's movie? Well we are here to answer that. Dasher and Seth had never seen the show but had both seen the film. Also we cover the newest episode of Marvel and Disney plus' show "Loki"
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We have a few things to discuss. We have quite a few trailers that dropped ni the last week, along with episode 3 of 'Loki.' then for our main topic Dasher chose to discuss "Leon The Professional."
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We cover the second episode of "Loki" on Disney plus. then we talk about Seth's pick of the week, "Robin Hood : Prince of Thieves." Ian has never seen the film. Will he like it? Find out.
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this week we discuss the first episode of Loki on Disney plus, along with Ian's pick of the week which is the long awaited discussion of H.P. Lovecraft's "Re-animator"
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We start with a short Nerd News. Apparently Warner Brothers is not happy with the new Batman movie. Let's explore why we shouldn't care what they think. then we talk about Dasher's pick this week which is Army of the Dead on Netflix.
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Two foreign martial arts films with fight scenes that will certainly bring a tear to your eye. Seth's pick this week was the Indonesian films 'The Raid' and 'The Raid 2.' both 100% worth watching if you love action films.
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Dasher had never seen Castlevania. So he had to catch up to the rest of us so we could talk about season 4. We are joined by friend to the show Sly Freddy.
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This week was Ian's pick and he chose 'Kingsman: The Secret Service' and 'Kingsman: the golden Circle.'
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Dasher is notorious for picking obscure films and this week he picked the 2011 film "13 Assassins" If you have seen it you know you have because it is unforgettable.
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From the mind of Taika Waititi, we sit down and watch the film Jojo Rabbit. None of us had seen it before and if you haven't as well, do yourself a favor and check it out.
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We start out with a bit of Nerd News, then moving right onto the season finale of "Invincible." The movie of the week is Ian's pick, Edgar Wright's action packed film, "Baby Driver."
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Well it was a hell of a good run but Falcon and Winter Soldier is over and we discuss the amazing finale. Also we tackle the newest episode of 'Invincible.' Finally we discuss Dasher's pick this week. 'Tales From The crypt :Demon Knight'
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After what seems like a lifetime of waiting, we finally have a new Mortal Kombat film. Did it hold up, or was it just another 'Annihilation'? listen and find out.
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Obviously we have to catch up on 'Falcon and Winter Soldier' along with 'Invincible,' but our main topic is "Training Day" Starring Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke.
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We start out with our usual recap of the newest episodes of Falcon and Winter Soldier, along with Invincible. Then move on to our movie of the week which is Clive Barker's 'Candyman.'
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The kaiju film of the decade is finally here and it is a monster of an OK time.
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We have a lot to do this week all in one episode. We start with episode 2 of The Falcon and Winter Soldier. The move onto the first 3 episodes of Amazon Prime's original series, Invincible. Finally we wrap up with Seth's movie pick, which was 1998's dark comedy, Very Bad Things.
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We discuss Ian's pick this week which was Tim Burton's Beetlejuice. But before we do that we have to discuss the first episode of Disney + and Marvel televisions mini series "The Falcon and The Winter Soldier."
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We sat through Joss Whedon's "Justice League" and because of our commitment to this show we sat through Zack Snyder's 4 hour long cut of the original. Was it better? Was it worse? Was it even good? well you'll just have to listen.
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South Park blessed us with another hour long special that may have been better than the first. We had to discuss it. We then dive into Dasher's pick which is THE b movie to end all b movies. Starship Troopers.
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It's finally over. we never have to review WandaVision again after this. Also we cover a fantastic film" Judas and the Black Messiah." Based on the true events of Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers. Directed by Shaka King and Starring Daniel Kaluuya. Watch it if you havent seen it.
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We have a special guest with us. Shibby Shibbs. We have nerd news. We have the newest episode of WandaVision to review. We finally have two seasons of Harley Quinn on HBO Max to review. Strap in.
We start out covering the new Mortal Kombat trailer. The we shift over to the newest episode of WandaVision. Then we finish with the movie of the week, "The Little Things." Starring, Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto.
We start with nerd news and talk about the firing or Gina Carano, then discuss the newest episode of WandaVision. Finally we tackle all three seasons of Cobra Kai.
We are back covering the latest episode of the Disney+, Marvel Television show 'WandaVision.' We may tangent a bit but thats our thing. Also we look at Ian's pick this week which is the underrated, underappreciated, underexposed film 'Underwater.' Starring Kristen Stewart.
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So because we have been gone we have to review the first four episodes at once. But this is show is certainly . . . . . . different. But is different always good?
Yes we have been gone a while, but we are back and we have so much to cover. We start with the trailer for Godzilla vs Kong. Then the finale of the Mandalorian. Then wrap it up with WW84. Strap in this is a long one.
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This week we cover as usual the newest episode of the Mandalorian and we cover Seth’s pick which this week is the Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman film, Seven. Or is it spelled Se7en?
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News from the set of Spider-Man 3, the newest episode of the Mandalorian, and we cover the Clint Eastwood film “Unforgiven”
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It’s one of the most perfect movies every made according to everyone. Surprisingly no one on the show has seen it. Well we have now. Is it the best movie of all time?
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This week we discuss the reboot of Animaniacs. Is it just as good as the original? Also we discuss as usual the latest Mandalorian episode.
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Dasher chose for his pick this week to torture us and chose a movie no one has ever heard of “ The Ice Pirates.” And it was just bad. Also we discuss the Mandalorian’s newest episode.
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This week we discuss episode 2 of season 2 of the mandalorian and the tim curry classic "Clue."
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Well the first episode of season two of the Mandolorian dropped on Disney+ So we absolutely have to talk about that. Also it is Seths turn this week and he chose the film “The Prestige.”
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Happy Halloween. It’s our holiday special. We review in the spirit of Halloween, . . . . . . Halloween, and it’s sequel.
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The ultimate horror movie love letter. The cabin in the woods is funny, scary, and one of the best movies ever. If you haven’t seen it, you’re really missing out.
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For Seths turn he chose a movie he had never seen but the others have. Well two movies actually since they take place one after the other. Hellraiser. And Hellbound : Hellraiser 2.
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The boys season 2 is over. We brought back our friend Sly to help recap what we saw.
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Dasher picked a 3 hour film out of nostalgia. But did his nostalgia hold up? We also are joined by our friend Luis Rodriguez Jr. we discuss Salem’s Lot.
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The first week of October which means four weeks of horror reviews, and this week was Ian’s turn and he picked ‘Wishmaster.’ Also we cover the second to last episode of the boys.
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Forgive how crude we may sound it’s a work in progress but this week we discuss the next episode of the boys and seths pick of almost famous
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This week was Dasher’s pick, and instead of “Event Horizon”, he changed it to “The Prophecy” starring Christopher Walken. Also we cover the latest episode of “The Boys”
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We got a new trailer for the mandolorian season 2. South Park is doing an hour long special this year. We cover the newest episode of the boys. Then we cover our main topic, Bill and Ted 1, 2, and 3
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Unfortunately we cant cover the entire season but we make due with what we have. And what we have was still very good television.
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First we give our respect to Chadwick Boseman, then discuss the Dark knight.
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This weekend DC comics had they’re online convention showing us their upcoming movies. We’re gonna talk about them all.
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Dashers choice this week was the 80s cheese that goes by the name of “The Last Starfighter.” Is it the best movie ever? No. Is it the worst? Also no. It’s just a thing that exists.
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It’s Ian’s pick this week and he chose the romantic-comedy fantasy with a star studded cast, Stardust. And after talking about it amongst the other two. . . . . . He needs new friends.
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Seasons 1 and 2 were just some of the best superhero television ever, according to two of us.
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This “classic” film gets the traditional Press Play run through. Spoilers. One or two of us may not think this movie is as good as people may think. But don’t worry we have our reasons and hope youll hear us out.
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This one was Dasher’s pick. Seth and Ian admit to not having seen this movie in a very very long time. They remember enjoying it, but did they possibly misremember that? Listen and find out.
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Jurassic Park 1 is a masterpiece. No one is gonna argue that on this episode. 2, mixed opinions. 3, . . . .well one of us is not like the others.
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Seths pick for this week is actually Dashers favorite movie of all time. Ian’s? Well just listen and see.
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It was Dasher's turn to decide what we review, because apparently that's how we do things now. H chose Netflix's "Locke and Key," and according to Ian and Seth. . . . . . .it was ok.
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We sit down and discuss the Blade Trilogy. Yes even Blade Trinity.
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Netflix has three hour and a half long episodes of its original show “Dracula.” And all three of us sit down and discuss it. Yes three. We brought in Dasher full time.
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If you haven't sat down and watched Penny Dreadful, you are honestly missing out. We love this show so much we had to invite the person who turned us onto it in the first place to help us cover it.
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It’s time to talk about one of the great 90s comedies, and it’s perfect sequel. Which in comedy doesn’t happen ever.
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Not only is this one of the best animated shows, but one of the best shows in general. Get ready cause this one is going to be a long praise.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a miracle of cinema because realistically this movie should not be as good as it is. Let’s discuss.
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Do forgive the crudity of our sound we are working on getting back to normal but we wanted to get back to work so bad. We cover Code 8 starring Robbie and Stephen Amell. Which you can watch right now on Netflix.
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With the release of Castlevania season 3 over the weekend, we thought it was finally time to sit down and discuss just how amazing of a show this actually is.
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This week as promised we tackle Sonic The Hedgehog. Hoping it was better than last weeks movie they also promised to see. Was it?
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This week we discuss DC comics newest heartbreak, "Birds of Prey." Is it as bad as people think? Or is it just a little bit less bad than that?
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Another Edgar Wright film and this one is FANTASTIC!! Scott Pilgrim is so good it's crazy this movie even exists to be honest.
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Let's just get through this. Last week we did Burton's Batman's, now we gotta do the other two. This is gonna hurt.
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Was it the greatest Batman movie of all time? Is Michael Keaton the greatest Batman of all time? Oh and there was also a sequel that wasn't that bad.
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So last week Ian had never seen the agreed upon movie. This week Seth has never seen the agreed upon movie. Ian loves this movie to death. How does Seth feel about it? let's just say there were some disagreements.
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"The best mob movie ever" according to the DVD. Seth certainly thinks it is but Ian had never seen this movie before. Does he share the same opinion?
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Today we discuss Edgar Wright's "Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy." Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and At World's End. Which one is your favorite?
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Yes Star Wars month is technically over but we just had to talk about the Disney + flagship show.
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How did the final episode in the Skywalker sage hold up? Well let's just say there will be some nitpicking.
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A new Star Wars trilogy came out of almost nowhere and were the Star Wars movies we have needed so badly.
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The original Trilogy is the whole reason a lot of us are even nerds. But loving something doesnt mean you cant nitpick.
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Episode 1, 2, and 3 are . . . . . full of problems. Mainly because the movies were full of possibilities, that eventually go nowhere. Let's get this over with so we can get to the good stuff.
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I'm your Huckleberry! This has to be one of the best westerns we have ever seen. So get ready for 45 minutes of nothing but love, and a little bit of hate for Bill Paxton.
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The most recent adaptation of Alexander Dumas's classic novel is one of our favorite films. So be ready to listen to us fanboy over it.
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Point Break is so good and bad at the same time. Ian and Seth discuss what makes it so special.
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Remember remember it's the 5th of November and instead of "Point Break we decided to tackle the obvious choice for this week and talk about "V For Vendetta"
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Finally a movie Ian and Seth dont agree on. Ian thinks its overrated and Seth steps into defend it. This is "The Crow."
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Doom is such a waste of time Seth and Ian couldn't help but talk about it.
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If it bleeds, we can review it. Seth and Ian look back fondly on one of the greatest, cheesy 80's action thrillers.
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The Room is one of the biggest mysteries in cinema. How did this movie become what it has? Where did the director come from? What makes this movie so much fun even though it’s just so bad? Well that’s what we’re here to discuss.
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Seth and Ian discuss one of the best video game movies (which isnt that much of an accomplishment) and it's unfortunate sequel.
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It's hard to find anything bad to say about such an amazing movie, so Seth and Ian are just gonna gush about "The Princess Bride" for half an hour.
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Our love for this series goes over 9000. But with so many high points there's bound to be low points. Seth and Ian discuss favorite moments, favorite characters, and things about the show that were disappointing.
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Time to take the red pill and listen as Seth and Ian discuss one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time. . . . . . .and its sequels.
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Amazons brand new superhero show "The Boys" has everybody talking about just how good it is. Do Seth and Ian share the same opinion. Listen and find out.
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Well the new trailer for the newest Star Wars movie is out and Seth and Ian have thoughts about it. Spoilers! It's not great.
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Breaking news! Marvel and Sony couldnt come to an agreement and pull Spider-Man from the MCU and Matrix 4 is officially happening. Here's our take on this upsetting news.
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Seth and Ian could not stop working and since their youtube series is on hold, this is what they decided to do to keep the good times rolling. Enjoy our review of Spider-Man Far From Home.
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