It's Halloween and Mike and Tim bring in this years closing to the Scream Shuffle mini series with talking about the Exorcist, some big announcements and a Top 5 that we hope will add to the lore that surrounds the 1973 Classic.
This week Mike and Tim explore the artfully done horror of Dracula, the 1992 version directed by Francis Ford Coppola. This critically acclaimed version was regarded as both Scary and wonderfully filmed. The guys discuss the art in the film and also weather it hold up today. This weeks top 5 is on famous directors retelling classic horror.
Horror as art was always a fine line to walk and no one did it better than Stanley Kubrick. In the kick off to this years Scream Shuffle mini series, Mike and Tim discuss The Shining and how Kubrick took on the difficult task of blending horror and art.
This week the guys discuss the rise in popularity of Drive in movie theaters during the pandemic.
This week Mike and Tim discuss the career of the late Jack Garner and the evolution of film critics.
Pop Pop! Mike and Tim are back from quarantine and bring you an episode that is truly streets ahead. This week they discuss Community and creator Dan Harmon's version of "A Hero's Journey"
Today on Screen Shuffle, Mike and Tim discuss the rise and fall and rise again first run syndication. They talk about syndication and discuss their top shows and their thoughts on why the syndication landscape has shaped what we watched.
This week, Mike and Tim discuss Showgirls, cult films and the career of Paul Verhoeven.
Tim and Mike make their picks for the Academy Awards. And remember if you pick along with us and win you owe us ten percent.
Part 2 of our Road to the Oscars, Mike and Tim focus on 1917, and single shot film making, as always this episode contains spoilers, but it is a war movie based on a true story and this podcast is not in German so you can probably guess the outcome.
Oscar Preview part one is Here! This Episode Mike and Tim take a look at Best Picture Nominee, The Irishman along with the first part of this years Oscar Buzz.
FULL SPOILERS EPISODE This week we cover Star Wars, the Skywalker saga as a whole and the Rise of Skywalker in theaters now. This is one of our longest episodes to date all with special guest Scott Murrell!
Twenty Years ago arguably one of the best years for movies came to a close. This week Mike and Tim discuss if 1999 truly was the best year for film.
To finish up the Holiday Season. Mike and Tim discuss the many versions of Santa Claus portrayed in film.
Watching The Christmas Carol is a time honored tradition in Tim's and Mike's families. They discuss the history of a Christmas Carol (including actually discussing a book!), admire the genius of Michael Cain in a Muppet's Christmas Carol, and list their Top 5 versions of the story.
It's Christmas time, and this week Mike tries to learn about the phenomenon that is Hallmark Christmas Movies.
This week Mike and Tim take a look at the comments from Martin Scorsese about what makes cinema.
When I look over my shoulder, what do you think I see? Scream Shuffle's Second Annual Halloween episode! Today the boys discuss the 1982 oddity, Halloween 3: The Season of the Witch. How did this weird movie get made, and can a bad movie have a value? They also break down their Top 5 Halloween costumes. HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE!
From the Fair-warning farmer to the final girl, on this episode of Scream Shuffle we are going over some of the best slasher movies and slasher movie tropes. Mike and Tim come up with there top five slasher films.
Nightmare on Elm Street. Last House on the Left. The Hills Have Eyes. Scream. Wes Craven is the undisputed Master of Horror. On this episode of Scream Shuffle (maniacal laugh), the guys discuss Wes Craven's filmography. They conclude with a Top 5 remaking his two iconic franchises.
In Season 2 Episode 2 of Scream Shuffle, the guys discuss scary kids movies. They try to think what directors were thinking, and come up with a thesis on why they stopped being made.
Scream Shuffle season two has begun. This week, the guys talk about the scariest scenes in non-horror movies. They also talk about costumes, childhood fears, and the complete rationality of fearing snakes.
This week on Screen Shuffle, Tim and Mike bust out the black suits and the sounds of the 70s and talk about the works of Quentin Tarantino. They break down the 90s film movements, the three phases of Tarantino's career, and a Top 5 speculating on Tarantino's future. This episode contains no spoilers for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Recorded before Spider-man was kicked out of the MCU, the boys review Spider-Man: Far From Home. They also conjecture about the future of the Spidey verse, and list the Top 5 villains they'd like to see in the third installment.
Remakes have been Hollywood staples for years. Lately it seems like the number of remakes have been growing at the box office and this summer has been dominated by them. So this week Mike and Tim breakdown what makes a good remake and what movies they should probably leave alone.
It has been 30 years since the release of the Tim Burton Batman movie. This week the guys break down one of the biggest Summer blockbusters of the 1980's and a movie that will change the comic movie landscape forever! All this and more with our special guest star to help us, Tim's older brother Mike.
This week the guy take a trip down memory lane to the city of Pawnee. Mike and Tim have been rewatching Parks and Rec and Share their Thoughts 10 years after its initial release. Along with a few other NBC shows at the time.
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"Do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I'm a dog chasing cars. I wouldn't know what to do with one if I caught it! You know, I just... do things."
-The Joker, The Dark Knight
This week on Screen Shuffle, Tim and Mike throw the production schedule out the window and talk about movie villains. Join us as we break down our favorite antagonists and evil doers and stay for a fun Top 5.
Here it is, part two of our Game of Thrones series overview. Our Final thoughts on the finally and more.
Part 1 of 2 in our Game of Thones Finale. This week was recorded the night before we watched The Game of Thrones Final Episode. We talk about some of the greatest TV finales and also give our predictions on how we think Game of Thrones should end.
This week the guys are talking about scene 38. What is scene 38 you ask? That is the big fight between Obi and Vader in a New Hope. The glorious internet has brought us another gem. A company gave a new modern take on this scene with a fan edit and we are going to break it down and also give our opinions on other Fan edits that are out there.
With ample time for everyone to have seen it. It's now time to discuss Endgame and our thoughts about the movie. It took Marvel a little over 11 years to bring us to this spectacle. We break the movie down with FULL SPOILERS. If you haven't seen it yet, what are you doing listening to us go watch the movie.
In this episode they guys talk about all the best Easter eggs from their favorite, movies, TV, and Games.
It's April which is huge for nerds and Hollywood merchandising! We want to watch all of it. This may be the greatest nerd moth of all just on Avengers and Game of Thrones alone. But instead lets throw in an awesome looking Hellboy Movie, Shazam, and part 2 of the Chilling adventures of Sabrina to top it all off. Somehow April got ahold of the infinity gauntlet and decided to snap everting into April and we are going to preview it all!
It's been long enough for everyone to see it, so this week Mike and Tim break down their thoughts on Captain Marvel! They also give their thoughts on what they would like to see for the next phase of Female Marvel Super Heroes in this weeks Top Five.
In a special edition of screen shuffle the guys give their thoughts on how the oscars went and who they thought should have won.
The Oscars may not have a host but Screen Shuffle sure does! This week the guys search for who they think should host This weekends Academy Awards!
This week the guy take a trip in the way back machine and take a look at some of there favorite music videos. They also discuss the rise and fall of the music video.
The guy take a look at holiday specials, figure out the best version of a Christmas Carol and much more.
This week the guys put to rest if some of the most popular movies are Christmas Movies or Movies that take place at christmas time. You will never believe what we have for number 3.
It's Christmas time and this week the guys break down there favorite Christmas episodes of TV.
Mike and Tim give there review of a star is born, along with some advice to get Lady Gaga an EGOT
It's that time of year again! This is our first annual Halloween Spooktacular! Join us in discussing the Castlevania cartoon, our favorite Universal Monsters, and a Top 5 game.
The All singing all dancing episode just in time for Halloween! While are hosts this week are not singing and dancing themselves they are talking about Halloween musicals and what makes them great. You also will get to hear what Halloween movies would make good musicals.
Today we jump into the world of Alfred Hitchcock and take a look at his best and some of his lesser known work.
This episode We talk American Horror Story, Twilight Zone and other classic Anthology series.
It's part 3 of our Scream Shuffle Mini Series and in this part we are releasing an episode recored back on Friday the 13th. It's so scary we couldn't release it, but now we have taken it out of our Screen Shuffle Vault and are bringing it to you!...Actually we were trying to hold out and release it on the Next Friday the 13th but figured that Friday the 12th in October was close enough. Enjoy our take on the Friday The 13th Series!
Our next featurette in the Scream Shuffle is about The Simpson's Treehouse of Horror. The staying power, the rewatchability, and break down our Top 5 favorite stores. That and more on this episode of Scream Shuffle.
We're back! To celebrate their return, Tim and Mike are doing a whole month of Halloween specials. On this episode, the guys talk about Ghostbusters. They break down why the movie holds up, it's place in 80s nostalgia, and list their Top 5 "Not Scary" Halloween films.
This week Mike and Tim try their hardest to define what it truly means to be a summer blockbuster.
With the release of the Incredibles 2, Mike and Tim sit down and talk about Pixar movies of past and present.
Tim and Mike break down Rocky's role as a the perennial underdog, talk about geopolitics and boxing despite not being qualified to do so, rally against Ivan Drago's obvious doping, and campaign for a James Brown national anthem
If you can change, and I can change, THEN WE ALL CAN CHANGE!
Two friends of Screen Shuffle are getting married! The guys celebrate the special occasion by having a very special wedding episode. The guys break down the types of wedding episodes, the problem surrounding the biggest wedding episode in TV history, and the whether or not wedding objections are a real thing.
Still floored by Infinity War, Tim and Mike break down everything they loved about Marvel's triumphant title. Spoilers abound!
By combining their opinions, Tim and Mike form Screen Shuffle!
The guys discuss Netflix's fabulous animated series, the history of kid friendly serial animation, and the Voltron test.
The debut episode of Screen Shuffle. Mike and Tim discuss the value of Rotten Tomatoes, the problem of DC films, the risk/reward of R rated comic book movies, the subtle physics of action movies, and how much they hate 3D.
Now that they’ve finished Strangers Things Season 2, Mike and Tim take a trip to the upside-down and discuss their favorite Netflix property. They discuss the Duffer brothers’ love of the 1980s, season 2’s re-definition of masculinity, and why Bob is the hero we don’t deserve (but the one we need right now).
This week our host talk music themes, scores and songs. With our special guest Tyler! They also give there Oscar predictions for best original song from listing to a 15 second clip of each one.
A common take after seeing a movie: "The book was better". This week, Mike and Tim talk about their favorite adaptations, different adaptation styles, and the times the film was better.Â
This week our Hosts sit down and discuss the Oscars. They make there predictions. Listen to see if they were right.
On the eve of Black Panther and in celebration of ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tim and Mike discuss Marvel movies. From Blade to Guardians of the Galaxy 2, the guys discuss the history of Marvel movies, and look ahead to the next 10 years.
Tim and Mike dive into the filmography of Christopher Nolan looking for patterns and motifs and discuss their favorite films.