Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast: Recent Episodes
Movies, Films and Flix
Deep Blue Sea is the greatest movie ever made about genetically modified sharks attempting to escape their aquatic prison. To celebrate this beautiful film, Mark Hofmeyer and Jay Cluitt are dedicating the first 33 episodes to discussing the 33 chapters on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this deep dive into a classic film.
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 shark film The Devil’s Mouth. Directed by Jeff Wadlow and starring Kathryn Newton, Lana Condor, and a hungry bull shark, the movie follows a group of friends as they battle a bull shark while trapped in a cave. In this episode, they also talk about jellyfish gang surprise attacks, chomped turtles, and the most annoying character making the worst decisions. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Heather (@headertime1981 on X) to discuss the 2006 motherfing thriller Snakes on a Plane. Directed by David R. Ellis (the second unit director of Deep Blue Sea*) and starring Samuel L. Jackson, Julianna Margulies, and hundreds of motherf*ing snakes, the movie focuses on what happens when a crime boss comes up with an inefficient plan to kill a witness. In this episode, they also talk about internet hype, flight simulators, and Bobby Cannavale having a hot wife. Enjoy!
The Deep Blue Sea 2 commentary track! Sit back, relax, and listen to Jay and Mark talk about scene-ruining ties, Limitless juice, baby shark gangs, angry acting, swimming cleavage-first into the camera, and South African fishing bros in nice sweaters. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 survival thriller Deep Water. Directed by Renny Harlin and starring Aaron Eckhart, Ben Kingsley, Lucy Barrett and a shark gang, the movie focuses on what happens when a gang of sharks attack the survivors of a plane crash. In this episode, they also talk about frisky sharks, Renny playing the hits, and beast-mode flight attendants.
Jay and Mark discuss the 2009 action horror film Anacondas: Trail of Blood. Directed by Don E. FauntLeRoy and starring Crystal Allen, Linden Ashby, John Rhys-Davies and many pairs of cargo pants, the movie focuses on what happens when a large snake chases people around the Romanian wilderness. In this episode, they also talk about wide shots of snakes eating people, underground serum dungeons, and cost-effective bug bites. Enjoy!
New episode! If you've been listening to our second dive through the chapters of Deep Blue Sea, you'll have presumably loved our re-enactments of each chapter at the start of each episode. To celebrate finishing this dive, here's all those chapters sewn together! Enjoy this full Deep Blue Sea script read, with the Deep Blue Sea Players!
Featuring Jeanette Ward (@j.y.ward) as Brenda, DJ Valentine (@kenjinattix) as Russell, Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@headertime1981) as Janice, Nick Rehak (@thatrehak) as Carter, Emily Slade as Susan, Norbert Morvan (@norbertomorvan) as Preacher, Mark Hofmeyer (@mwhofmeyer) as Scoggins, and Jay Cluitt (@jaycluitt) as Jim.
New episode! Jay is joined by Andy Goulding from Cartoon Breakdown (@toonbreakdown on Instagram) to get dragged away screaming into the desert in search of water with Rango! On this episode they discuss incredibly ugly characters, bleached dream sequences and the films of Gore Verbinski, plus rock things, frog breasts, and drooping phallic face danglers!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 creature feature Kraken. Directed by Pål Øie, and starring Sara Khorami, Mikkel Bratt Silset, and salmon lice, the movie focuses on what happens when an ancient creature awakens and starts eating kayakers. In this episode, they also talk about overhead shots, scared crabs, fjord creatures, and international sub-par aquatic creature features
Jay and Mark are joined by Nick (@thatrehak on Instagram) and Bubbawheat (@bubbawheat) to discuss "End Credits," The 33rd and final chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about haunted oceans, LL Cool J being an Animorph, and sharks in superhero films.
New episode! Jay is joined by Matt Poirier (@dtvconnoisseur on Instagram) for Boa vs Python (2004), in which a giant boa constrictor named Betty is used to hunt down an escaped giant python, name unknown. On this episode, they discuss tasty biscuits, underwater expressions and seductive shower gel, plus the difference between Mike Leigh films and Steven Seagal movies.
Jay and Mark are joined by Joey Lewandowski (@soulpopped on Instagram) to discuss the 1976 exploitation slasher horror film Eaten Alive. Directed by Tobe Hooper, and starring Neville Brand, Mel Ferrer, Carolyn Jones and oppressive red lighting, the movie focuses on a murderous hotel proprietor who feeds guests to his pet crocodile. In this episode, they also talk about Tobe Hooper’s filmography, surrealistic twilight dream worlds, and animals in the Fast & Furious franchise. Enjoy!
Make sure to listen to the 2 Fast 2 Forever: The Fast and Furious Podcast! It’s a great time.
Jay and Mark are joined by Simon Appleton (@movie_moustache on Instagram) to discuss "Are You Sure?" the 32nd chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about cooking with dynamite, bad acting eating, and moustaches in creature features. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 survival thriller Killer Whale. Directed by Jo-anne Brechin and starring Virginia Gardner, Mel Jarnson, and a ghost cello, the movie focuses on what happens after a diner robbery goes awry. In this episode, they also talk about double tragedies, sinking rocks, wailing whales, jet ski action scenes, sandwich bag sweat, and pizza floats. Enjoy!
New episode! Jay is joined by Jessica Manzo-Kyte (@jessmanzo on Instagram) to finally talk about Rogue (2007), in which an Australian tourist cruise gets stranded on a small island near a large crocodile! On this episode they discuss obnoxious t-shirts, acting with insects and how to remain English whilst dying!
Jay and Mark are joined by Dr. Daryl McPhee to discuss "Unsure Shooting," the 31st chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about discuss BMX Bandits, Australian shark films, and Rose Byrne near water in movies. Enjoy!
Make sure to buy Dr. Daryl McPhee's upcoming book "Sharks Down Under"
Jay and Mark briefly discuss (with no spoilers) the 2026 survival film Deep Water. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Aaron Eckhart, Ben Kingsley, and a shark gang, the movie focuses on what happens when a plane crashes near a gang of hungry sharks. In this episode, they also talk about plane crash movies, pretty people, and Renny rankings. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2008 creature feature sequel Anaconda 3: Offspring (2008). Directed by Don E. FauntLeRoy, and starring David Hasselhoff, Crystal Allien and A snake that only eats heads and has a spear-tail, the movie focuses on what happens when several characters walk around Romanian woods. In this episode, they also talk about business tank tops, lingering shots, and the worst movies we've ever covered. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 survival horror film Thrash. Directed by Tommy Wirkola and starring Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, Djimon Hounsou, and the worst foster parents ever, the movie focuses on what happens when South Carolina residents are forced to deal with raging waters, pouring rain, and hungry sharks. In this episode, they also talk about steak dynamite, blood trucks, and morbid survival advice. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by MJ Smith to discuss “Come to Mama,” the 30th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about palm-slicing, cinematic sacrifices, and casting Johnny Knoxville in DBS. Enjoy!
Please make sure to follow M.J (@mjsmith891 on X) and listen to Let's Jaws For A Minute, (@jawsforaminute) podcast.
Jay and Mark are joined by Nick Rehak to discuss Mega Python vs Gatoroid (2011). Directed by Mary Lambert and starring Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and a muscular chef, the movie focuses on what happens when two maniacs destroy the Everglades. In this episode, they also talk about running on water, gala slap fighting, and the ethics of killing Cthulhu. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss The Deep Blue Sea (2011). Directed by Terence Davies, and starring Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston and many cigarettes, the romantic drama focuses on a destructive love affair that doesn’t involve sharks. In this episode, they also talk about melancholy smoking, crying near fireplaces, and Battenberg cakes. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Dr. Jack A. Cooper (@cooperpaleo) to discuss "Time to Kill," the 29th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Thomas Jane wearing hats, bounty hunter sharks, and delicate stepping. Enjoy!
Make sure to check out Dr. Cooper's website - drjackacooper.com
Jay and Mark discuss Black Water (2007) and Black Water: Abyss (2020). The Australian survival horror-thriller films focus on what happens when attractive people battle hungry crocodiles in remote locations. In this episode, they also talk about flashlight work, pregnant characters in crocodile films, and Smaug the stunt crocodile. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark celebrate Friday the 13th by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in Friday the 13th (1980). In this episode, they also discuss Kevin Bacon belly-flopping, lakeside decapitations, and dry horror franchises. Enjoy!
New episode! Jay is joined by DJ Valentine (@kenjinattix on Instagram) for Attack of the Meth Gator, in which a small Florida town's memorial day celebrations are thwarted by an out of control alligator growing in size and immortality after consuming copious amounts of discarded swamp meth. On this episode they discuss frozen iguanas, magic zipwires and integrating into meth culture through slap-fighting, plus how Meth Gator stacks up in the Drugged Up Killer Monster Animal franchise!
Jay and Mark are joined by Sarah Buddery (@sarah_buddery from @jawsforaminute on Instagram) to discuss "Preacher Gets Cross," the 28th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about submerged scenes, arsonist Orcas, and milk headaches. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 horror sequel The Strangers - Chapter 3. Directed by Renny Harlin and starring Madelaine Petsch, Gabriel Basso, Richard Brake and a whole lot of flashbacks, the third film in the Strangers saga sadly doesn’t feature any wild boar fights. In this episode, they also talk about mask-talking, mask-kissing, and French tucks. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2004 creature feature sequel Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid. Directed by Dwight H. Little and starring Johnny Messner, Karl Yune, KaDee Strickland, and several immortal anacondas, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of scientists go looking for an orchid that can possibly grant eternal life. In this episode, they also talk about monkey jump scares, crocodile fights, and underground underwater caverns. Enjoy!
New episode! Mark and Jay are joined by Matt Poirier (@dtvconnoisseur on Instagram) for Deep Blue Sea Chapter 27, in which everyone prays whilst a room fills up with water. On this episode they discuss big sticks, demon fish and underwater martial arts, plus dig into why rafts were invented and whether Deep Blue Sea caused people to start wearing shiny trousers.
New episode! Mark and Jay finally get around to covering Renny Harlin's latest film, The Strangers - Chapter 2! Did Renny make a pig's ear of it, or will it cure your boar-dom? Did he hog all the good stuff for Chapter 3? Is it a banger? Surely it's too early to make such a rash(er) decision. Well chop chop and give it a listen, as Chapter 3 is going wee-wee-wee all the way to the cinemas soon!
New episode! The year of reptiles continues with Anaconda (2025)! Mark and Jay were joined by Jeanette Ward (@j.y.ward on Instagram) and Aaron Neuwirth (@aaronsps4 on Instagram) to explore the reboot, starring Jack Black, Paul Rudd, Steve Zahn and Thandiwe Newton as old friends who decide to shake up their lives by remaking the beloved 1997 classic. On this episode they discuss outdoor urination, define a headbutt and compare movies in which Jack Black makes movies in the jungle!
Jay and Mark are joined by Helen O'Hara (@helenlohara.bsky.social) to discuss "Deep-Fried," the 26th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about empowering bikinis, squishy skin, and hydraulic stud muffins. Enjoy!
New episode! We're kicking off our year of reptiles with Piranhaconda! Jay is joined by Jeanette Ward (@j.y.ward on Instagram) to watch a mildly perturbed Michael Madsen and a surprisingly eclectic cast come face to giant fish-shaped face with an unholy union between a piranha and an anaconda! On this episode they discuss fake bad acting, jungle mercenaries and aggressive ATV driving, so pour one out for Leilani and suck lead you hillbilly buttnuggets, it's time to sing the Piranhaconda theme song!
The 2025 Deep Blue Scene Awards! Jay and Mark celebrate their favorite 2025 movie moments involving angry snowmen, leaky faucets, swimming pools, fish tanks, causeway chases, and water that makes people explode. Listen in as they celebrate the deep blue scenes in The Ballad of Wallis Island, The Monkey, Sinners, The Naked Gun, 28 Years Later, Splitsville, Black Bag, The Surfer, Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, Deep Cover, Together, Bring Her Back, Until Dawn, and The Gorge.
Jay and Mark are joined by Petros P (@proseccopetty on Instagram) to discuss "Brothers Never Make It," the 25th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about ambush ambassadors, magic VHS players, and water-named actors. Enjoy!
Happy Harlindays! Jay and Mark discuss the 2023 supernatural thriller Refuge. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Sophie Simnett, Raza Jaffrey and an incredible amount of American flags, the movie focuses on what happens when a jerky mysterious force causes chaos. In this episode, they also talk about demon throws, ill-fitting hats, and Renny's shooting schedule.
Holy new episode, Batman! Jay is joined by Todd Liebenow (@forgottenfilmz on Instagram) to dive into the many aquatic and exploding rubber shark-filled scenes of Batman: The Movie (1966)! On this episode they discuss gallant porpoises, unflinching henchmen and punch swimming, plus bomb-themed comedic perfection and fighting whilst holding a cat. Yo-ho!
New episode! Jay finishes the Shark Attack franchise strong with Emily Slade joining him for the absolute cinema that is Shark Attack 3: Megalodon! On this episode they discuss old cameras, unnecessary deceptions and smart dogs, plus determine why Emily should never date Jack Quaid, and which is the sexiest film in the Jaws franchise.
Jay and Mark discuss the 2025 shark thriller Beast of War. Directed by Kiah Roache-Turner and starring Mark Coles Smith, Lee Halley, and lots of sea fog, the excellent movie focuses on what happens when a group of soldiers are harassed by a shark. In this episode, they also talk about water tanks, mystical sharks, and shock grenades. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Jonathan W. Hickman (@filmfix on X) to discuss "Thumbs Up, Man Down," the 24th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about underwater hand motions, cautionary spelunking, and all time thumb-up scenes. Enjoy!
New episode! Jay is joined by Matt Poirier (@dtvconnoisseur on Instagram) for the surprisingly romantic Shark Attack 2! On this episode they discuss traumatic field trips. surfer buffets and cannon-induced spit-takes, plus another all-timer jetski versus shark sequence!
Jay is joined by Amanda Kirkham ( @hollywood_consumer on Instagram) to dive into another fishy franchise featuring cancer-resistant sharks being used to save lives but also making them more aggressive and also being released in 1999, it's Shark Attack! On this episode they discuss sick day movies, superfluous rock climbing and the hierarchy of villains, plus we explore the depths of Amanda's month of shark movies!
Jay and Mark are joined by Ross Benes (@rossbenes on X) to discuss "Preacher's Legacy," the 23rd chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about decapitated heads, 1999 horror movies, and the soundtracks of LL Cool J films. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the waterlogged vampire boat movie The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023). Directed by André Øvredal, and starring Corey Hawkins, Aisling Franciosi, Liam Cunningham and several large wooden crates, the movie focuses on a terrible boat trip. In this episode, they also talk about creepy cargo, oversaturated noodles, and water scenes in vampire movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Christian Bogh (@christianbogh on Instagram) to discuss "Obstacles" the 22nd chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about Sharks in Sweden, kitchen fights, and Christian's book "Shark! Into the Jaws on an Unstoppable Genre." Head over to Severin Films (https://severinfilms.com/en-gb/products/shark-book?_pos=1&_sid=072c19d60&_ss=r) so you can buy the book!
Jay and Mark are joined by Professor Mike Dillon to discuss the 2023 horror film Haunting of the Queen Mary. Directed by Gary Shore, and starring Alice Eve, Lenny Rush and an evil swimming pool, the movie focuses on a spectacularly haunted cruise ship. In this episode, they also talk about creepy phones, trauma drama, and mid-peril conversations. Enjoy!
Mark and Jay dive into another Deep Blue Scene, taking a swim through the pool sequence in It Follows, in which Maika Monroe's Jay and her friends use a swimming pool and various electrical items to try and defeat the shape-shifting demon stalking her! In this episode they discuss sitting monsters, unexplained metaphors and how far the creature has followed!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kevin Kulp (@kevinkulp.bsky.social on Bluesky) to discuss "All Relative," the 21st chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about bilge pumps, jealous sharks, and the ultimate Aquatica chill work squad. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Lisa Leaheey ( @lisapas on Instagram) for the final instalment of the official Piranha franchise, Piranha 3DD, in which the carnivorous fish enter a whole new environment - an adult-themed water park! On this episode they discuss mystery balls, sharp bunting and bad bloopers!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2024 shark film Hot Spring Shark Attack. Directed by Morihito Inoue, and starring Takuya Fujimura, Daniel Aguilar, and a really buff guy, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of squishy sharks attack a popular seaside resort. In this episode, they also talk about talking sharks, sub sandwiches, and sand punching. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Maria Lewis (@maria___lewis on Instagram) to discuss "Out of Reach," the 20th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about untitled shark movies, horror movie rap theme songs, and the effects of wetsuits on the human body. Enjoy!
Make sure to check out Maria’s work at https://www.marialewis.com.au/. Read the books! Listen to the audiobooks!
Jay is joined by Jessica Manzo-Kyte (@jessmanzo on Instagram) for the nightmarish spring break extravaganza that is Piranha 3D! On this episode they discussed fleshy skeletons, the effects being underwater has on the human body, and the perils of drinking whilst fishing!
Jay is joined by David Brook ( @dave_or_did on Twitter) to talk about the 1957 ocean survival drama Abandon Ship, also known as Seven Waves Away, starring Tyrone Power as the reluctant captain aboard an overloaded boat full of people trying to survive when their cruise ship sinks. On this episode they discuss moral dilemmas, the effectiveness of shark repellent and literal throwaway characters!
Jay and Mark are joined by DeVaughn Taylor (@_daddydisco on Instagram) to discuss "Elevator Shaft," the 19th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. in this episode, they also talk about elevator horror, suspicious walking, and The Covenant (2006). Enjoy!
Mark and Jay are joined by Fred Andersson (@homosatanis on Instagram) to explore the depths of the 1990 underwater creature feature The Rift, in which a submarine crew encounter all sorts of rubber monsters - uvula, phallic, whac-a-mole - whilst trying to save another submarine lost beneath the surface! On this episode they discuss ripped alcoholics, secret bad guy actors and "Science, Shut Up" movies!
Jay is joined by Kevin Kulp ( @kevinkulp.bsky.social ) to talk about Cruel Jaws, the unofficial fifth Jaws film that used footage from a bunch of other shark movies, the plot of Romeo and Juliet, dialogue from Jurassic Park and music from Star Wars, to create a film that still somehow makes sense. On this episode they discuss shark tourists, sea lion bullies and wind-less windsurfing!
Jay and Mark are joined by Rev. Scott K from The Church of Tarantino (churchofqtpod on Instagram) to discuss "A Whole Lot Worse," the 18th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Carter's leadership skills, theatre sharks, and Sam Jackson's creature-related deaths.
They fly now!? Jay is joined by James Cameron correspondent Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@headertime1981 on Instagram) for Piranha II: The Spawning, in which a beach resort in a world without bras is set upon by genetically modified flying piranha! On this episode they talk about live fish hiding in dead bodies, Lance Henrikssen being a cool boat cop, and a mother and son being way too close.
Jay and Mark continue their Jurassic World "Deep Blue Scene" Series by talking about all the aquatic mayhem in Jurassic World: Rebirth. In this episode, they also talk about Skrein-time, dinosaurs not being jerks, and well-built rafts made from John Wick suit fabric. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Abe Moua (@WalrusMoose on X) to discuss "Oven Cooked," the 17th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about mid-movie kill lines, hungry fighting, and parrot ghosts. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the 2025 shark thriller Fear Below. Directed by Matthew Holmes, and starring Hermione Corfield, Jacob Junior Nayinggul and lots of river debris, the film focuses on what happens when a van loaded with gold sinks to the bottom of a river. In this episode, they also talk about van sharks, generic titles, and Hermione Corfield joining the 4-timers club (Listen to our episodes that cover The Misfits, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Sea Fever and Fear Below).
Jay and Mark are joined by Zoë Rose Smith (@ZoboWithShotgun on X) to discuss the 2025 shark thriller Dangerous Animals. Directed by Sean Byrne (watch The Devil’s Candy and The Loved Ones ASAP), and starring Jai Courtney, Hassie Harrison, Josh Heuston, and dozens of bread rolls, the movie focuses on a serial killer who feeds his victims to sharks. In this episode, they also talk about dancing serial killers, shark shadows, and films that drag you into the gutter.
Jay and Mark are joined by Jon Parker (@BatMinute on X) to discuss "Close Call," the 16th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about shark-based wrestlers, refreshing spin kicks, and aquatic scenes from the Batman franchise
Jay and Mark have a quick chat (no spoilers) about Dangerous Animals (2025). They also talk about bread rolls, pancakes, and overcoming the curse of being an Australian leading man. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark draft their favorite kill scenes from the Jaws franchise and try to figure out the plans of the shark in Jaws: The Revenge. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Howard Casner ( @howardcasner on X ) to discuss the 1974 British aquatic disaster thriller Juggernaut, directed by Richard Lester and starring Richard Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Omar Sharif, Ian Holm and a boatload of recognisable faces! In this episode they talk about a cruise ship under threat from a gentleman terrorist, bad child actors, drunken bomb defusal and wire cutting!
Jay and Mark are joined by Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on X) for Deep Blue Sea chapter 15 to ask all the big questions. Questions like: Did dinosaurs invent algebra? Who isn't Jason Statham? and Is there a difference between sasquatches, bigfoots, yetis, possums and raccoons? They also discuss Susan's villain arc, breathy music and how Deep Blue Sea could be the trolley problem."
Jay and Mark are joined by Lisa L. to discuss all the aquatic moments in the Final Destination franchise.
Jay and Mark are joined by Courtney Small (@smallmind on X) to discuss "Raging Waters," the 14th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Preacher's side quest, Canadian creature features and deadly boar movies. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Todd Liebenow (@forgottenfilmz) to start covering another franchise featuring genetically mutated aquatic animals on a murderous rampage, Joe Dante's Piranha! On this episode they discuss fish puppetry, shaky splashy deaths, and weird eating noises!
We may have finished the Sharknado franchise, but the Sharknado franchise isn't finished with us. To give the series a proper send-off, Jay is joined by Jeanette Ward ( @j.y.ward on Instagram ), Heather Baxendale-Walsh ( @headertime1981 on Instagram ) and Aaron Neuwirth ( @aaronsps4 ) to celebrate all things shark and indeed nado, including space sharks, eco-terror movies and, of course, the filmography of Chris Kattan.
Jay and Mark are joined by Niall McGowan from the BatMinute podcast (@BatMinute on X) to discuss "Crack in the Window," the 13th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about surprising celebrity golfers, Batman directors directing DBS, and stop-motion sharks. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the 1991 creature feature sequel Alligator II: The Mutation. Directed by Jon Hess, and starring Joseph Bologna, Dee Wallace, Richard Lynch and a great backyard, the movie focuses on what happens when a mutated alligator meets gentrification. In this episode, they also talk about metaphorical residue, black tie wrestling events, and one of the most bizarre flirting and first date scenes ever.
Jay is joined by his regular time travel correspondent Robert Zerbe (@runonsandwich on Bluesky) The Last Sharknado: It's About Time! It's a movie with time travel, sharks and dinosaurs, surely it's the best movie of all time?! On this episode they discuss dragon sharks, passionate line readings, and fake laughs, strange methods of shark control, and ominous weather forecasts! Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Jim O'Kane (@TVDadsdotcom on X)) to discuss "Crash and Burn," the 12th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about creature feature side quests, waist-deep shark fights, and the curliness of Susan's hair versus the imminence of danger. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1980 cult classic Alligator. Directed by Lewis Teague, and starring Robert Forster, Robin Riker, and a mutated alligator, the movie focuses on what happens when likable people hunt a genetically modified monster. In this episode, they also talk about ripped shirts, very deserved deaths, and creature features that move. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Simpson from Awesome Friday (@SMatthewAF and @awesomefridayca on X) to discuss "Untimely Jam" the 11th chapter of DBS. In this episode, they also talk about big waves, helicopters in creature features, and Renny films that should be in the Criterion collection. Enjoy!
On this episode Jay is joined by Kim Morrison (@wickedsister69 on X) for our second aquatic themed Oscar-winning movie, The Shape Of Water (or The Shape Of The Water, if you prefer)! On this show they discuss romantic bathroom scenes, dream ballets and finger abuse, theorise over shoes and determine the differences and similarities between The Shape Of Water and Glee.
On this episode Jay is joined by Aaron Neuwirth (@aaronsps4) to be groupies on the Sharknado world tour for the fifth instalment in the Sharknado franchise, Global Swarming! On this episode they discuss how to become a human helicopter, pink upgrades, and shark-themed booby traps, plus find out which cast member gave a revelatory acting performance for Jay (in a different movie)!
Jay and Mark talk about the 2025 shark thriller Into the Deep. Directed by Christian Sesma, and starring Scout Taylor-Compton, Jon Seda, Stuart Townsend, and RIchard Dreyfus, the movie focuses on what happens when modern day pirates attempt to retrieve gold (and drugs) in shark infested water. In this episode, they also talk about scuba-diving treasure-hunting influencers, shark flashbacks, and being denied cocaine sharks again.
Jay and Mark are joined by Roger Wistar to discuss "Whitlock's Accident," the 10th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about irresponsible ladder strapping, proper wet-lab flooring options, and Renny Harlin vs Terrence Malick. Enjoy!
Make sure to listen to the The One-Armed Minute Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.
Jay and Mark discuss the 2024 shark thriller The Last Breath. Directed by Joachim Hedén, and starring Kim Spearman, Jack Parr, Julian Sands and several hungry sharks, The Last Breath is a solid straight-to-streaming movie that’s worth a watch. In this episode, they also talk about basic cocktails, shark kebabs, underwater surgery, and decoy booze. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Stephen Scarlata to talk about his excellent documentary “Sharksploitation.” Released on Shudder in 2023, “Sharksploitation” is a must-watch for creature feature fans as it explores the history of shark movies and their impact on the way that sharks are perceived around the world. In this episode, they also talk about Neon Maniacs (1986), low-budget filmmaking, and 2024 martial arts films. Enjoy!
Make sure to watch “Sharksploitation” on Shudder and listen to the “Best Movies Never Made” and In the Shadows of the Neon Maniacs” podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.
Jay and Mark are joined by Rebecca Sharp (@rebeccakathrynsharp on Instagram) to discuss "A Breakthrough," the ninth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about doing science whilst hungover, licking cigarettes, and Liam Neeson revenge movies. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Sharknado newcomer Nick Rehak (@thatrehak on Instagram) for Sharknado: The 4th Awakens to discover where the franchise can go since they've already been to space. (The answer is: Vegas!) On this episode they discuss the logistics of a shark hotel, the physics of Mario Kart and the perils of being a Chippendale, plus using the insides of sharks as a means of transportation.
Thank you for a great year!
Jay and Mark share their favorite deep blue scenes of 2024 and talk about manic pixie tornado dudes (MPTD). Listen in as they celebrate waterlogged scenes that feature albino alligators, shark fights, water chugging, polluted streams, swimming pools (empty and full), hot water heaters and surprise monologues. Enjoy!
Happy Harlindays! Jay and Mark celebrate the "Harlindays" by talking about the 2024 horror film The Strangers: Chapter 1. In this episode, they also talk about tight shooting schedules, loud hiding places, and small town vegetarian eating options. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Fred Andersson to discuss "Synchronized Attacks," the eighth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Scoggins pushing buttons, people ogling Carter, and the Thomas Jane In Prison Cinematic Universe. Enjoy!
Make sure to buy a copy of Fred's book ‘Northern Lights – High Strangeness in Sweden’.
Jay and Mark talk about the 2024 underwater disaster movie No Way Up. Directed by Claudio Fäh, and starring Colm Meaney, Sophie McIntosh, and some hungry sharks, the movie focuses on what happens when some plane passengers have a terrible day. In this episode, they also talk about pessimistic engineers, mean funhouse planes, and unnecessary sacrifices. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Thomas Stoneham-Judge (@beingTSJ on X) to discuss “Surprises (El Paraiso Rico, Just Because),” the seventh chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about genetically modified drinks, giving expensive cigars to strangers, and fish-keeping. Enjoy!
Please rate, review and subscribe! Thanks.
Jay and Mark discuss the 2016 animated blockbuster Moana. Directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, and featuring voicework from Auli'i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson and Jemaine Clement, the movie focuses on what happens when a young woman and a demigod go on a waterlogged adventure. In this episode, they also talk about tattoo regrets, classy pee jokes and blow darts.
Jay is joined by Ygraine from What A Scream (@what_scream) and Gore Things (@GoreThingsPod) to dive into Sea Fever, the oddly prescient 2019 aquatic horror film about the crew of an Irish fishing trawler encountering a deadly parasite. On this episode they discuss lockdown movies, exploding eyes, and why men insist on poking slime.
Jay and Mark are joined by Professor Mike Dillon to discuss "Feeding Time," the sixth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about hygiene laws in international waters, the perils of hallucinogens, and serial horror movie survivors. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Jason Soto (@FamousComedian on X) for the third instalment in the Sharknado franchise, Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! Do Fin, April and the gang go to Hell in this one? No, they go to Florida! And space, of course. In this episode Jay and Jason also discuss cameo dilution, lightsaber chainsaws and chilling on the moon.
Jay and Mark talk about the 2024 pooltergeist film Night Swim. Directed by Bryce McGuire, and starring Kerry Condon, Wyatt Russell and a pool demon, the movie focuses on what happens when a family is forced to battle a haunted pool. In this episode, they also talk about pool demons, bubbly magic, blood-triggered pool pumps. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Tony Cogan (The Wicker Man Podcast) to discuss "One Day it's Tomorrow," the fifth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Susan's herbs, Aquatica as a Wicker Man scenario, and Aquatica's toilets. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the excellent pool fight in The Strangers: Prey at Night (2018).
Jay and Mark talk about the 2024 shark thriller Something in the Water. Directed by Hayley Easton Street, and starring Hiftu Quasem, Natalie Mitson, and Lauren Lyle, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of friends are stranded in open water and hunted by a hungry shark. In this episode, they also talk about S Club 7, fast sharks, and drive-by-leggings. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by David Brook (@dave_or_did on X) to discuss "Pretty Scary Stuff (I Can See Clearly Now)," the fourth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about martial arts films that should include sharks, 1999 dancing scenes, and wonder if Carter takes naps. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share and subscribe! You can follow us on Twitter (DeepBlueSeaPod), and Instagram (@deepblueseapod)
Jay is joined by Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi on X) to return to the improbable weather universe for Sharknado 2: The Second One! Fin and April head to New York for a family gathering and a book launch, but there's a column of wind-blown sharks that has other ideas! On this episode they discussed superfluous children, multiple decapitations and surprise character actors giving dramatic baseball monologues!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2024 survival thriller Survive. Directed by Frédéric Jardin, and starring Émilie Dequenne, Andreas Pietschmann and thousands of hungry crabs, the movie focuses on what happens when a nice family encounters problems on problems on problems. In this episode, they also talk about French creature features, buying into nonsensical plots, and therapeutic stabbings. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Joey Lewandowski and Joe Two of the 2 Fast 2 Forever Podcast (@2Fast2Forever on X) to discuss "Louisiana License," the third chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about vehicular sharks, double headlocks, and Fast & Furious characters scaling a fence. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Rob (@MovieRobMinute on Twitter) to take the plunge with Gene Hackman and Denzel Washingont facing off on Crimson Tide! On this episode they discuss character actors, pop culture punch-ups and explosive yelling, and determine whether any more submarine films will ever be covered on this show!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2018 fantasy adventure film Legend of the Ancient Sword. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Leehom Wang, Victoria Song, Godfrey Gao, and an ancient sword, the movie focuses on the hunt for an ancient sword that can defeat a giant tree. In this episode, they also talk about flying ships with decorative wings, surprise mer-people, and ice bonking. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Andy Goulding to discuss "Alcatraz floats," the second chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Ronny Cox's evil doppelganger, curing brain explosions, and the best lamps of 1999 movies. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Jeanette Ward ( @j.y.ward on Threads ) to investigate the first instalment in the cult franchise Sharknado, and determine just how plausible the whole thing is! On this episode they discussed improbable car chases, selectively destructive weather events and a lack of seaweed, plus how to enjoy films regardless of science and logic.
Jay, Mark and Norbert discuss the 2013 found-footage horror film Devil's Pass (AKA - The Dyatlov Pass Incident). Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Holly Goss, Matt Stokoe, and a camera named Lucille, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of college students go missing during a hiking trek in northern Russia. In this episode, they also talk about screaming mountains, herring, boiled potatoes and vodka. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kim Morrison (@wickedsister69 on X) to discuss "Shark Wrangling," the opening chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about contained horror movies, The Rage: Carrie 2, and swimming pool horror scenes. Enjoy!
The Deep Blue Sea commentary track! Sit back, relax, and listen to Jay and Mark talk about their favorite movie.
Jay and Mark celebrate 25 years of Deep Blue Sea by talking about shark burglars, turbo-sloths, jetski cinema, Force ghost alligators, and the future of the podcast. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kaitlin "Smokey Credit Sequence"McNabb to discuss the 2022 metaphor-laden shark film The Requin. Directed by Le-Van Kiet, and starring Alicia Silverstone, James Tupper, and a floating bungalow, the movie focuses on a vacation that goes horribly awry. In this episode, they also talk about metaphors on metaphors, anchor physics, dead-weight husbands and expressive mouth acting. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Andy Goulding from Blueprint: Review to explore Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), one of Disney's lesser-discussed animated films that is absolutely worth checking out! On this episode they discuss burrowing sex pests, giant robot lobsters and quirky fruitcake, and remember to respect the scat gap!
Jay and Mark are joined by Zanandi Botes (@ZaNandi on X) to discuss the 2024 shark film Under Paris. Directed by Xavier Gens, and starring Bérénice Bejo, Nassim Lyes, and dozens of unlucky swimmers, the movie focuses on what happens when a super shark invades the Seine river. In this episode, they also talk about catastrophe in catacombs, serious silliness, and getting Insidious'd by a shark
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2023 blockbuster prequel The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. In this episode, they also talk about weaponised water, gross puddles, sweaty hands, and docks in horror movies. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Simon Appleton (@Movie_Moustache on X) for the 2002 haunted submarine movie Below! On this episode they discussed unlikely survivors, ungentlemanly submarine combat and strategic sardine eating, plus Holt McCallany and his inappropriate yo-yoing!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2011 action film 5 Days of War. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Rupert Friend, Richard Coyle and a very important memory card, the movie focuses on the 2007 Russia-Georgia conflict. In this episode, they also talk about Val “bathtub” Kilmer, real-looking beer, and Rupert Friend's Letterboxd account? Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Lisa Leaheey (@FoolishMinion20 on Twitter) for the 2008 Australian found footage horror film that sounds more aquatic than it is, Lake Mungo! On this episode they discuss jump scares, After Dark movies and one-legged sharks, plus give out some relationship advice!
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2015 blockbuster sequel The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. In this episode, they also talk about ironic traps, spitting feathers, and sewer action scenes. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on X) for the animated aquatic remake of Dragonheart that's essentially more a collection of fish puns than a fully developed story, Dreamworks' Shark Tale! On this episode they talked about jellyfish with teeth, fish with eyebrows, shrimp monologue sob stories and pretty much every other Dreamworks movie!
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2015 blockbuster sequel The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. In this episode, they also talk about ironic traps, spitting feathers, and sewer action scenes. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Luiz Lapin (@Optiluiz on X) to discuss deep sea thrillers, mermaid documentaries, and shark movies. Make sure to check out Luiz's Bloody Disgusting article entitled "Six Deep Sea Thrillers to Watch Ahead of Renny Harlin’s Deep Water" that inspired this episode!
Jay is joined by Will Slater (@chopperfireball on X) to discuss the Bollywood shark movie with an all-timer exploding helicopter scene, Aatank (1996)! On this episode they also talked about the fish mafia, screaming sharks and inappropriate dogs for villains!
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2014 blockbuster sequel The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1. In this episode, they also talk about underground bunkers, blinking lights, and Mark's extra credits. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Jessica Manzo-Kyte (@jess_fts on X) to discuss Shark! (1969), the Samuel Fuller shark movie starring Burt Reynolds that's famous for a marketing campaign centred around the death of a fictional stuntman, when in fact it should be celebrated for its winch-themed flirting. On this show they also talked about sweaty doctors performing drunken surgery, unlikeable protagonists and smoking children!
Jay and Mark are joined by Aaron Neuwirth (@AaronPS4 on X) for USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage, in which a group of Navy sailors are attacked by sharks after their boat goes down in the Philippine Sea. On this episode, you'll also hear them talk about giggle water, Mario Van Peebles, and Thomas Jane hero posing. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Kevin Kulp (@KevinKulp on X) for The Last Shark (1981), in which a wind-surfing regatta and political aspirations are ravaged by a giant shark! On this show they discussed big slabs of meat, magical radio DJs and shark architects (sharkitects)!
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2013 blockbuster sequel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. In this episode, they also talk about secret catapults, filming in a water park, and rain bread bouncy castles. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Jeanette Ward (@ on X) to discuss another ocean-set science-themed creature feature from 1999, Virus! On this show, they also talk about thrash metal band names, the practicalities of human assembly and aquatic Cliff Curtis!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2023 action film The Bricklayer. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Aaron Eckhart, Nina Dobrev, Clifton Collins Jr., and a trowel, the movie focuses on what happens when a retired CIA operative uses his bricklaying skills to stop an international threat (it's wonderful). In this episode, they also talk about bricklaying-based assassin skills, rain fights, and getting hit with things and being fine. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Howard Casner (@howardcasner on X) from the Pop Art podcast for a new annual feature looking at aquatic Best Picture winners, setting sail with 1935's Mutiny on the Bounty! On this episode they discussed ironic punishments, nautical insults and breadfruit, plus proper waste disposal techniques when there's no wind.
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in the 2012 blockbuster The Hunger Games. In this episode they also talk about rain bread, waterfalls, and the benefits of soup. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Harmony Colangelo (@Veloci_trap_tor on X) from This Ends At Prom to try and survive Open Water, the most realistic and nightmarish shark film we've covered so far. In this episode they also talk about infuriating human negligence, dumb fish and coming-of-age shark movies!
Jay and Mark are joined by DJ Valentine (@TryingToBeDJV on X) to discuss the 2007 thriller Cleaner. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Samuel L. Jackson, Ed Harris, Eva Mendes, Luis Guzmán, and lots of cleaning supplies, the movie focuses on what happens when a dirty cop starts cleaning crime scenes. In this episode, they also talk about important red herrings, traumatising endings, and serving tea to William Hurt. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Justin Gott (@MrJustinGott on X) from What Do You Love? to smoke out the truth about Waterworld, so far the only film to contain the Hofmeyer Triple (jet skis, sea monsters and catapults)! Along with advice on how to prevent scurvy, using a wet finger to check the wind, and proper home airship conversion lever placement, they discussed talking seagulls, forced haircuts and Dennis Hopper having a wonderful time.
Jay and Mark are joined by Zanandi Botes (@ZaNandi on X) to discuss the 2023 thriller Deep Fear. Directed by Marcus Adams, and starring Mădălina Diana Ghenea, Ed Westwick and a great white shark that headbutts some cocaine, the movie focuses on what happens when drug traffickers hire a second-rate crew. In this episode, they also talk about ghost dads, shark cinema, and other movies in which animals consume drugs. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by returning guest Emily Slade (@WhyThisFilmPod on X) to delve into the murky, exploitative depths of The Deep (1977)! In this film a vacationing couple (Jacqueline Bisset and Nick Nolte, 15 years before being named People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive) find sunken treasure and fight with eels and drug kingpins to protect it. On this show they discussed distracting costume choices, grenade suckers and duelling strangles!
Jay is joined by Jason Soto (@FamousComedian on X) from Rabbit Hole Podcasts to inspect the foundations of House Shark (2017) a low budget Jaws and occasionally Star Wars parody where everyone is named after a US president! In this episode, they also talk about misleading posters, ineffective hammering, and praying mantis martial arts! Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2006 disaster film Poseidon. Directed by Wolfgang Petersen, and starring Kurt Russell, Josh Lucas, Emmy Rossum and lots of water, the movie focuses on what happens when a rogue wave wrecks a boat party. In this episode, they also talk about swimming in fire, grumpy unlikeable angry heroes, and Kurt Russell's (Kurty-Russ) aquatic films. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about their favorite Deep Blue Scenes of 2023. In this episode, they talk about the waterlogged mayhem in Meg 2: The Trench, Barbie, Fist of the Condor, No Hard Feelings, Sisu, Plane, The Zone of Interest, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Wonka. Saltburn, Godzilla Minus One, Nyad and Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Audrey Fox (@theaudreyfox on X) to dish out the scuttlebutt on the latest live action Disney remake, The Little Mermaid (2023)! They talked animal abominations, fish capes and social media film-making, plus their end-of-year wrapped playlists, upcoming Disney remakes and lamented the lack of a great kitchen fight!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2019 action thriller Bodies at Rest. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Nick Cheung, Yang Zi, and Richie Jen, the movie focuses on what happens when three masked intruders burst into a morgue on Christmas Eve. In this episode, they also talk about insane car flips, death by morgue crane, and the best action scenes of the 2010s. Enjoy!
Jay joined and was joined by Todd Liebenow (@ForgottenFilmz on X) for a Forgotten Filmcast mashup show tackling the 1969 futuristic musical comedy about a family testing a prototype underwater home, Hello Down There! They talked classic sitcom stars, fighting sharks with musical instruments and swimming in business attire!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2014 action epic The Legend of Hercules. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Kellan Lutz, Scott Adkins, Gaia Weiss, and Jonathon Schaech's hair, the movie focuses on how a guy named Hercules became a demi-god name Hercules. In this episode, they also talk about Kellan Lutz's evil face, jumping in slow motion, and Scott Adkins going Scott Axe-kins
Jay is joined by horror-fan Kim Morrison (@wickedsister69 on X) to head under the sea with the film that saved Disney, The Little Mermaid (1989)! They talked teenage rebellions, soul moustaches and murderous crustaceans, whilst resisting the urge to sing along to a soundtrack full of bangers!
Mark and Jay (@LifeVsFilm on X) discuss the jet ski action scene in the 2005 film Transporter 2. It's a beautiful action scene that features big jumps, lots of yellow, and craftsmanlike work from director Louis Leterrier. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) bring the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise into port with the fifth instalment, Dead Men Tell No Tales (or Salazar's Revenge in some countries). During the hunt for Poseidon's curse-breaking trident, they talked about pirate economics, fluid continuity and, of course, zombie sharks!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2023 action film Dangerous Waters. Directed by John Barr, and starring Saffron Burrows, Odeya Rush, Ray Liotta, and Josh Dane, the movie focuses on what happens when a boating trip goes horribly awry. In this episode, they also talk about unprovoked cliff-falling, hitting things with spanners, and the defining characteristics of a kitchen fight. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by author and the show's resident James Cameron correspondent Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi) to discuss the very aquatic sequel to Avatar, The Way of Water! When the Sully family has to relocate from the woodland mountains to the ocean village, they encounter all manner of challenges and creatures, and on this show Jay and Heather talk about immaculate conception, surprisingly tolerable teenagers, and death by giant sea anemone!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2021 underwater haunted house movie The Deep House. Directed by Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury, and starring Camille Rowe, James Jagger, and several freedivers, the movie focuses on a couple of YouTubers who get stuck in an underwater haunted house. In this episode, they also talk about brussel sprout water, blood sausage and ghost bricks. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) fight against the current of the fourth instalment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, On Stranger Tides. Rob Marshall directs Penélope Cruz, Ian McShane, Sam Claflin and Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey on a quest for the Fountain of Youth, whilst Nick and Jay discuss inexplicable cameos, floating water and the most expensive films ever made!
Jay and Mark continue their Deep Blue Scene series by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in Alien: Resurrection (1997). In this episode, you'll also hear them talk about swimming aliens, stupid deadly submarines and gooey aliens exuding goo. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Lisa Leaheey (@foolishminion20 on X) to dig into Renny Harlin's entry in the Exorcist franchise, Exorcist: The Beginning! It's one of two simultaneous Father Merrin prequels, both starring Stellan Skarsgard on an archeological expedition that goes awry, so Jay and Lisa explored the history of these films, as well as practical skittering, impressive core work and trained hyenas!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on X) navigate the turning point in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise as Gore Verbinski sails into the dock with At World's End. Captain Jack Sparrow is in a bizarre purgatory filled with rock crabs, so Elizabeth, Jack, Barbossa, Moneypenny Witch and the rest of the crew must save him for various confusing reasons. In this episode they discuss musical fathers, cursed kisses and Bill Nighy's nice beard!
Jay and Mark are joined by Joey Lewandowski (@soulpopped on X) and Joey Two (@JoeyDe_ on X) to discuss the 2001 racing film Driven. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Sylvester Stallone, Kip Pardue, Til Schweiger, Estella Warren and a lot of B-roll, the Franchise Pictures produced movie is a rollercoaster of good and bad. In this episode, they also talk about lake explosions, cold Stallone, and Til Schweiger, cool German guy. Enjoy!
Jay is joined by Rebecca Sharp (@almostgingr on X) to discuss the only vaguely aquatic film in the illustrious Carry On franchise, Carry On Cruising (1962)! Hijinks ensue when a cruise ship's captain finds his regular crew replaced with incompetent fools, leading to lethal table tennis, optimistic cocktail making and racist baking! In this episode they also talked about double entendres, genre-hopping franchises and fainting easily!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark talk about the 1977 creature feature Tentacles. Directed by Ovidio G. Assonitis, and starring John Huston, Shelley Winters, Bo Hopkins and several hand puppets, the movie focuses on what happens when a giant octopus starts eating Californians. In this episode, they also talk about big hats, monster fights, and being eaten by mythical sea beasts
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) maintain their heading across the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise with the first sequel, Dead Man's Chest. Directed by Gore Verbinski and following the further adventures of Will, Elizabeth, Captain Jack and the rest, this time they're dealing with mystical witches, giant wheels and a compass pointing to a drawing of a key to a chest containing the heart of a squid-man who controls the ocean. Simple. In this episode they talk about dirty teeth, dizzy sword fighting and tentacle stuff!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark continue their Deep Blue Scene series by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in Jurassic Park III (2001). In this episode, you'll also hear them talk about justified screaming, sandwich throwing, and animatronic monsters. Enjoy!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay is joined by Jim O'Kane (@tvdadsdotcom) and Mark Cerulli from the Airport Minute podcast to discuss the disaster movie sequel Airport 77, in which a plane full of people - including Jack Lemmon, Brenda Vaccaro, Joseph Cotten and Sir Christopher Lee - gets trapped underwater. In this episode they also talked about movie bubbles, ugly fabric and Olivia de Havilland's secret to a long life!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark talk about the 2023 sharktastic sequel Meg 2: The Trench. Directed by Ben Wheatley, and starring Jason Statham, Wu Jing, Cliff Curtis, and several gigantic sea monsters, the sequel focuses on what happens when three prehistoric sharks try to mess with Jason Statham. In this episode, they also talk about pepper spray gags, crying henchmen, and underwater dinosaur punching. Enjoy!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay, Mark and Megan discuss the 2018 gigantic shark film The Meg. Directed by Jon Turtletaub, and starring Jason Statham, Li Bingbing, Cliff Curtis, and a cranky dinosaur, the movie focuses on what happens when an apex predator (Jason Statham) battles another apex predator. In this episode, they also talk about ripped alcoholics, falling off boats and Uncle Statham. Enjoy!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) kick off a new mini-series with the 2004 movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Directed by Gore Verbinski and based on a Disney theme park ride, the movie follows the tangled exploits of Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann and Captain Jack Sparrow as they laugh, steal boats, and fight zombie monkeys. In this episode they talk about cinematic entrances, Grabbers, and pirate STDs!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark continue their Deep Blue Scene series by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997). In this episode, you'll also hear them talk about blood waterfalls, extravagant beach feasts, maniac photographers, and smart people making dumb decisions. Enjoy!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark are joined by Richard Kirkham (@RichardK007 on Twitter) to discuss the 1975 classic creature feature Jaws. Directed by Steven Spielberg, and starring Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfus, Robert Shaw and a large animatronic shark that was a pain to work with, the movie focuses on what happens when a large white meets a relatively small boat. In this episode, they also talk about influential creature features, tech hippies, and prolonged childhood trauma.
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark are joined by Petros Patsilivas (@cagedinpod on Twitter) to discuss the 2004 film The Life Aquatic. Directed by Wes Anderson, and starring Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, a jaguar shark and a stolen espresso machine, the movie focuses on what happens when a renowned oceanographer wants to blow up a shark. In this episode, they also talk about the sound of sludge tankers
stop motion creatures, and polite insults.
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark discuss the 2023 shark film The Black Demon. Directed by Adrian Grunberg, and starring Josh Lucas, Fernanda Urrejola, and a burgundy shirt, the movie focuses on what happens when an oil rig is attacked by an angry megalodon. In this episode, they also talk about bottle breaking, crazy fight stances, and character actor Josh Lucas. Enjoy!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Tony Cogan (@ on Twitter) discuss the 2014 Cartoon Saloon animated film Song of the Sea by Tomm Moore. The film features a family dealing with tragedy amidst beings from Irish folklore, and a young daughter who just might be a selkie. In this episode they talk about incandescent seals, floppy fringes and magical cartoon dogs!
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484946/advertisement
Jay and Mark continue their Deep Blue Scene series by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in Jurassic Park (1993). In this episode, you'll also hear them talk about double ripples, triple raptors, jello jiggles, and the waterfall moments that populate the 1993 blockbuster. Enjoy!
Jay and Kevin Kulp (@KevinKulp on Twitter) discuss the 2017 Asylum release Empire of the Sharks. Directed by Mark Atkins, the movie takes place on a post-apocalyptic flooded Earth where everyone fights for drinkable water and sharks can be commanded by hi-tech gloves and mind control. In this episode they talk about wooden submarines, dramatic discomfort and fubar snafus!
Jay and Mark continue their "Deep Blue Scene" series by talking about the waterlogged mayhem in National Treasure: Book of Secrets. In this episode, they also discuss Ed Harris having Abyss flashbacks, underground gold cities, and mind fighting. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the kitchen fight and parasailing action in the 2022 film Shotgun Wedding. In this episode, they also discuss Jennifer Coolidge with a machine gun, hanging out in a pool, and zipline grenades. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark continue their Jurassic World "Deep Blue Scene" Series by talking about all the aquatic mayhem in Jurassic World: Dominion. In this episode, they also talk about Chris Pratt directing traffic, overhead shots, and blind Freddy Kreuger dinosaurs. Enjoy!
Jay and Jessica M. (@jess_fts on Twitter) discuss the 2019 water-logged epic The Lighthouse. Directed by Robert Eggers, and starring Wilem Dafoe, Robert Pattinson, several seagulls, and many loud farts, the movie focuses on what happens when two men lose their minds inside a lighthouse. In this episode, they also talk about sexy light, award-worthy screams, and unreliable stubble. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about all the aquatic mayhem in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. They also discuss peril fatigue, vindictive volcanoes, and chewy accents. Enjoy!
Jay and Robert Zerbe (@zerbert on Twitter) discuss the 1980 war thriller The Final Countdown. Directed by Don Taylor, and starring Kirk Douglas, Martin Sheen, and Katharine Ross, and some nift time travel, the movie focuses on what happens when a modern day aircraft carrier is transported back in time to 1941. In this episode, they also talk about time travel war films, historical hypotheticals, and vindictive vortexes. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about Zara's infamous death scene in Jurassic World (2015). They also discuss the amount of concrete needed to build the Mosasaurus tank, and question why park management decided to feed great white sharks to the large aquatic sea beast. Enjoy!
Jay and Todd Liebenow (@ForgottenFilmz on Twitter) discuss the 1979 disaster movie sequel Beyond The Poseidon Adventure. Directed by Irwin Allen, and starring Michael Caine, Sally Field, and Telly Savalas, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of greedy people attempt to make a fortune by salvaging riches from the overturned Poseidon. In this episode, they also talk about Smokey and the Bandit, obvious secret villains and Love Boat-esque casts. Enjoy!
Jay and Todd Liebenow (@ForgottenFilmz on Twitter) discuss the 1972 disaster movie The Poseidon Adventure. Directed by Ronald Neame, and starring Gene Hackman, Shelley Winters, and Red Buttons, the movie focuses on what happens when a tidal wave hits a passenger ship (lots of soggy mayhem). In this episode, they also talk about Moonfall, death by piano and movie songs. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1996 action bonanza The Long Kiss Goodnight. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Geena Davis, Samuel L. Jackson, Brian Cox, and lots of Christmas decorations, the movie focuses on what happens when a deadly spy regains her memory and starts obliterating the people who were responsible for her memory loss. In this episode, they also talk about the intricate plot, people dying really hard, and the excellence of Geena Davis. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the extremely fun and violent kitchen fight in Gremlins (1984). It's a beautiful battle between the surprisingly deadly Mrs. Peltzer, and three unlucky gremlins who are absolutely obliterated. In this episode, they also rank the kitchen fights in Jurassic Park, Deep Blue Sea, Gremlins and Alien: Resurrection. Enjoy!
Jay and Will Slater (@chopperfireball on twitter) discuss the 1990 action film Die Hard 2. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Bruce Willis, William Sadler and an exploding snowmobile, the movie focuses on what happens when a snarky cop has to battle a group of well-trained terrorists. In this episode, they also talk about airborne journalism, fake snow and Renny Harlin's movie bodycounts. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the waterlogged second task in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. In this episode, they also talk about civilised mermaids, farting jet skis, and the thrill of lakes. Enjoy!
Jay and Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on Twitter) discuss the 2013 supernatural horror film Ghost Shark. In this chapter, they also talk about dramatic sharks, goblin children, and dangling subplots. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 1996 adventure film Muppet Treasure Island. In this episode, they also talk about shuffleboarding rats, margaritas at the midnight buffet, and random Brando impressions. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Stewart (of the @SimpleTweeters podcast) to discuss the 2020 creature feature Underwater. In this episode, they talk about gentrifying the ocean, action Kristen Stewart, and filming in a superstore. Enjoy!
Jay and Marc Armstead (French Toast Sunday - @FTStweets on Twitter) discuss the 1988 horror sequel A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Robert Englund, Lisa Wilcox, and a deadly waterbed, the movie focuses on what happens when Freddy Kreuger battles a dream master. In this episode, they also talk about pissing fire, shark fin knives, and dogs with human names. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about when Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Jar Jar Binks traveled through the Naboo Abyss in a Gungan bongo submarine in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. In this episode, they also talk about the opee sea killer, colo claw fish, sando aqua monster (and its biceps), and the jumping ability of Jar Jar Binks. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 animated aquatic adventure film The Sea Beast. Directed by Chris Williams, and featuring voice work from Karl Urban, Jared Harris, and Zaris-Angel Hator, the movie focuses on what happens when people realize that the gigantic sea beasts they've been hunting are actually pretty cool. In this episode, they also talk about monster fights, rope boogers, and weird pet creatures. Enjoy!
To celebrate their favorite modern monster movies, Jay and Mark draft the most enjoyable creature features released since 2010. In this episode, they talk about Crawl, Attack the Block, Trollhunter, Willy's Wonderland and Colossal. Enjoy!
Send us a message and let us know your favorite monster movies that've been released since 2010. Thanks!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 survival thriller The Reef: Stalked. Directed by Andrew Traucki, and starring Teressa Liane, Ann Truong, and a durable life vest, the movie focuses on a hungry shark stalking four likable kayakers. In this episode, they also talk about literal metaphors, vindictive sharks, and sequels. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 2019 action film Primal. Directed by Nick Powell, and starring Nicolas Cage, Famke Janssen, Kevin Durand and a mythical jaguar, the movie focuses on what happens when Nic Cage is forced to battle a serial killer and a deadly creature while stuck on a boat. In this episode, they also talk about blow darts, sweat work, and Nick's knickknacks. Enjoy!
Make sure to check out Con Air - The Podcast. The first episode drops on July 14th.
Jay and David Brook (@dave_or_did on Twitter) discuss the 1944 aquatic thriller Lifeboat. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and starring Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix and a lifeboat, the movie focuses on what happens when tensions arise amongst a group of people who are stuffed on a lifeboat after their boat sinks. In this episode, they also talk about Gangrenous meat, fast-acting alcohol, and death by shoe. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the 1987 horror movie Prison. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Viggo Mortensen, Lane Smith and an Electro-Zombie, the movie focuses on what happens when an angry spirit starts killing inmates in wildly elaborate ways. In this episode, they also discuss red herrings, face melting, and Renny Harlin's love of prison movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Robert Zerbe (@zerbert on Twitter) discuss the 2009 horror film Triangle. Directed by Christopher Smith, and starring Melissa George, Liam Hemsworth, Michael Dorman, and a large yacht, the movie focuses on what happens when people get stuck in a deadly time loop aboard a derelict ocean liner. In this episode, they also talk about demonic rivers, illogical food and time loop movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 sharktastic movie Shark Bait. Directed by James Nunn, and starring Holly Earl, Jack Trueman, a great white shark, and two jet skis, the movie focuses on a group of jet ski riding college kids who battle a great white shark. In this episode, they also talk about evil banjo fish, mean sharks, and aquatic Cabin in the Woods scenarios. Enjoy!
Jay and Lindsay Street (@lindsay_street on Twitter) discuss the 2002 cult classic horror film Ghost Ship. Written by John Pogue (friend of the podcast and the director of Deep Blue Sea 3), and starring Karl Urban, Emily Browning, and Julianna Margulies, the movie focuses on what happens when a salvage crew meet a haunted ship. In this episode, they also talk about ghost children, fantastic flashbacks, and thrash metal soundtracks. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark, Megan and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) celebrate the 100th episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast by talking about Shark Night (again). In this episode, they discuss "Shark Bite," the song at the end of the film, and then they go off on a wild amount of tangents that involve goose-based horror movies and final credit songs. Enjoy!
Jay and Jessica Manzo-Kyte (@jess_fts on Twitter) discuss the 1998 science fiction film Sphere. Directed by Barry Levinson, and starring Dustin Hoffman, Samuel L. Jackson and Sharon Stone, the film focuses on a group of researchers who travel deep into the Pacific Ocean to investigate an alien spacecraft. In this episode, they talk about shape movies (Cube, Triangle), jellyfish, and rock'n'roll helicopter pilots. Enjoy!
Jay and Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi on Twitter) discuss the 1990 cult classic Tremors. Directed by Ron Underwood, and starring Fred Ward, Kevin Bacon, Reba McEntire, and several carnivorous monsters, the movie focuses on what happens when a small town is attacked by some large monsters. In this episode, they also talk about Fred Ward, practical effects, and Universal Soldier. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2021 film The Misfits. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Pierce Brosnan, Nick Cannon, Jamie Chung, and gallons of vomit, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of Robin Hood-esque thieves attempt to steal gold bars from a maximum security prison. In this episode, they talk about shark tattoos, homemade puke, and Harlin's wildly intricate plots. They also put together a "Misfits" crew composed of characters from movies that have been covered on the podcast. Enjoy!
Jay and Jeanette Ward (@Jeanette_y_ward on Twitter) discuss the 2010 sharktastic cult classic Sharktopus. Directed by Declan O'Brien and starring Erc Roberts, Liv Boughn, and a Sharktopus (half-shark, half-octopus), the movie focuses on why the military should never create genetically-altered killing machines. In this episode, they talk about stabby tentacles, hybrid movies, and how much of the budget was spent on bikini babes. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1995 action film Congo. Directed by Frank Marshall, the movie focuses on a doomed adventure that involves murderous gorillas, hungry hippos and sesame cake. In this episode, they discuss Bruce Campbell hamming it up, deadly lasers, and the excellence of Ernie Hudson, Laura Linney and Tim Curry. Enjoy!
Jay and Kristen Lopez (@journeys_Film) discuss the 2022 film Deep Water. Directed by Adrian Lyne, and starring Ben Affleck, Ana de Armas, a swimming pool and a quarry with deep water, the movie focuses on what happens when a married couple has deep marital issues. In this episode, they discuss sweaty movies, grilled cheese sandwiches, and shellfish-based torture. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Kristen on Twitter, and listen to her movie podcast Ticklish Business (@ticklish_biz)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2010 creature feature Piranha 3D. Directed Alejandra Aja (Crawl, The Hills Have Eyes), the movie is a bonkers 1980's throwback that features insane amounts of blood, gore, and cheeky humor. In this episode, they discuss jet skis, cave diving and decapitated heads. Enjoy!
Jay and MovieRob (@MovieRobMinute on Twitter) discuss the 1986 action film Born American. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Mike Norris and Thalmus Rasulala, the movie focuses on a hunting trip that goes horribly awry. In this episode, they talk about traversing snow, movie prisons, and Chuck Norris. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2002 film Swimfan. Directed by John Polson and starring Erika Christensen, Jesse Bradford and a large swimming pool, the movie tells the story of a stalker (who isn't a fan of swimming...) harassing a swimmer. In this episode, they talk about sushi, swimming pools and podcasting while riding mopeds. Enjoy!
Jay and Lisa Leaheey (@lisaPas220 on Twitter) discuss the 1977 creature feature Orca. Directed by Michael Anderson, and starring Richard Harris, Charlotte Rampling, and a vengeful orca, the movie focuses on what happens when a fisherman messes with the wrong orca. In this episode, they talk about victory leaps, weird narration, and Bo Derek. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1999 creature feature Lake Placid. They also talk about Oliver Platt's filmography, the Final Destination franchise, and wonder how many empty oil tankers there are in Portland. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 1989 creature feature Godzilla vs. Biollante. Directed and written by Kazuki Ōmori, with special effects by Koichi Kawakita, the movie focuses on what happens when Godzilla is forced to battle a gigantic plant. In this episode, they talk about super secret spies, military microwaves, and a flying minivan. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1997 creature feature Anaconda. Directed by Luis Llosa, and starring Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube and Jon Voight, the movie focuses on the deadly battle between a large snake and a group of industrious filmmakers. In this episode, they talk about Jon Voight's Paraguayan accent, Gary the sound guy, and very strong snakes. You will love it!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2016 action-comedy Skiptrace. Directed by Renny Harlin and starring Jackie Chan and Johnny Knoxville, the movie is loaded with inspired set pieces and way too much plot. In this episode, they talk about fighting Russian dolls, background movies, and unnecessary cell phones. Enjoy!
In 2019, Jay and Mark recorded a Movies, Films and Flix podcast episode to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Deep Blue Sea. This kicked off the Soggy Saga, a series of episodes that celebrated movies like Lake Placid, Piranha 3D, and Anaconda. Sit back, relax and enjoy the DBS episode where the idea for the DBS podcast began.
Jay and Zanandi (@ZaNandi on Twitter) discuss the 2016 Syfy original Ice Sharks. Directed by Emile Edwin Smith and starring Edward DeRuiter, Jenna Parker, and Kaiwi Lyman-Mersereau, the movie focuses on what happens when researchers are attacked by a new breed of sharks who are cool with cold water. In this episode, they talk about exploding knees, snowmobile chases, and shattered helicopters. Enjoy!
Jay and DJ Valentine (@TryingToBeDJV) rented a boat and recorded an episode about the 1992 film Under Siege. Directed by Andrew Davis, and starring Steven Seagal, Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Busey and Erika Eleniak, the movie focuses on what happens when a harmonica player battles a chef. In this episode, they discuss knife fights, knife bites, and burnt pies. Enjoy!
Jay and Zoë Rose Smith (@ZoboWithShotgun on Twitter) discuss the 1999 cult classic Ravenous. Directed by Antonia Bird, and starring Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle and Jeremy Davies, the horror western cannibal film focuses on what happens when a Wendigo infiltrates a remote fort in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. In this episode, they talk about giant bear traps, Neal McDonough screaming at a river, and Damon Albarn's bananas score. Enjoy!
Jay and Emily Slade (@EVS249) discuss the 2008 sharktastic extravaganza known as Shark(s) in Venice. Directed by Danny Lerner, and starring Stephen Baldwin, Vanessa Johansson, and some rubbish booby traps, the movie focuses on Stephen Baldwin hunting for treasure, and not being able to talk when he's bleeding. In this episode, they talk about terrible shark movies, medieval experts, and chainsaw fights. Enjoy!
Jay and Matthew Stewart (@Simpletweeters on Twitter) discuss the 1990 film The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Andrew Dice Clay, Pricilla Presley, and Wayne Newton, the movie focuses on a rock-and-roll detective battling doo-wop villains. In this episode, they talk about flaming sambuca milkshakes, animatronic koalas, and Wayne Newton as an undercover Devil. Enjoy!
Jay and Kim (@tranquildreams on Twitter) discuss the 2010 film The Reef. Directed by Andrew Traucki, and starring Zoe Naylor, Damian Walshe-Howling, a sinking boat, and a large shark, the movie focuses on the longest 12 mile swim ever. In this episode, they talk about realistic shark films, sleeping in water, and emotional kills. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark and Megan talk about the 2006 horror thriller The Covenant. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Steven Strait, Sebastian Stan, Taylor Kitsch, Chace Crawford and a logging truck, the movie focuses on good looking witches who battle other good looking witches. In this episode, they discuss fake rain, water orbs, and Harlin's ability to stretch a budget.
Jay and Lisa Leaheey (@LisaPas220 on Twitter) discuss the 2018 Christmas film Santa Jaws. Directed by Misty Talley (who also directed Ozark Sharks, Shark Island, and Mississippi River Sharks) and starring a turkey catapult, and a shark who wears a Santa hat, the movie focuses on what happens when a kid gets a hold of a magic pen, and creates a murderous shark. In this episode, they talk about fish puns, running underwater, and lethal candy canes. Enjoy!
Jay and Jessica Manzo (@jess_fts on Twitter) discuss the 2019 cave shark movie 47 Meters Down: Uncaged. Directed by Johannes Roberts, and starring Sistine Stallone, Sophie Nélisse and some very cool looking cave sharks, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of scuba divers get stuck in a cave with some gnarly sharks. In this episode, they discuss screaming fish, John Corbett, and impossible rope climbing. Enjoy!
Jay and Jessica Manzo (@jess_fts on Twitter) discuss the 2017 aquatic horror film 47 Meters Down. Directed by Johannes Roberts, and starring Mandy Moore, Claire Holt, and a salty, wind-lashed Matthew Modine, the movie focuses on what happens when two women hire a cut-rate shark diving company. In this episode, they discuss textbook rope pulling, realistic horror, and the metric system. Enjoy!
Jay and Todd Liebenow (@ForgottenFilmz on Twitter) discuss the 1987 classic Jaws: The Revenge. Directed by Joseph Sargent, and starring Lorraine Gary, Michael Caine, Mario Van Peebles, and a banana boat, the movie focuses on what happens when a great white shark forms a pyschic bond with the wife of the man who killed its friends/family? In this episode, they discuss therapeutic running, menacing driftwood, and shark traps. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Todd on Twitter, and listen to all his podcasts.
Jay and Aaron Neuwirth (@AaronsPS4 on Twitter) discuss the 2009 action film 12 Rounds. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring John Cena, Aidan Gillen, and a rooftop swimming pool, the movie focuses on what happens when a vengeful criminal mastermind has too much time on his hands. In this episode, they discuss unbelievable jumps, sidekicks, and John Cena yelling "Willie." Enjoy!
Please follow Aaron on Twitter and listen to his podcast Out Now with Aaron & Abe (@OutNow_Podcast)
Jay and Doug Jamieson (@itsdougjam on Twitter) discuss the "shark in a marine park" epic Jaws 3-D. Released in 1983, and starring Dennis Quaid, Lea Thompson, Louis Gossett Jr, and a teleporting shark, the movie focuses on what happens when a hungry shark starts eating people at Seaworld. In this episode, they talk about heroic dolphins, Orca-riding, and the total lack of manatees. Enjoy!
Jay and Richard Kirkham (@RichardK007) discuss the 1978 blockbuster sequel Jaws 2. Directed by Jeannot Szwarc, and starring Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, and another hungry shark, the movie focuses on what happens when a gigantic shark attacks a group of tiny boats. In this episode, they discuss unnecessary waving, developing photos, and getting knocked out by a boat. Enjoy!
Jay and Sean Homrig (@HomrigSean on Twitter) discuss the 2012 shark movie Bait. Directed by Kimble Rendall, and starring Sharnie Vinson, Phoebe Tonkin and Xavier Samuel, the movie focuses on what happens when a tsunami pushes a great white shark into a supermarket loaded with snackable humans. In this episode, they discuss shopping cart armour, underwater shotguns, and what happens when a shark gets tasered.
Make sure to check out Sean's podcasts.
1001 Movies Podcast
Cabot Cove Confab
The Best Picture Podcast.
Jay and Justin Gott (of The Rambling Ramblers movie podcast) discuss the 2005 horror classic The Descent. Directed by Neil Marshall, and starring Natalie Mendoza, Shauna Macdonald, broken leg bones, and several cave dwelling monsters, the movie focuses on what happens when spelunkers have to deal with claustrophobia, and a hidden race of hungry cave beasts. In this episode, they ramble on about jump scares, cave fights, and being eaten alive. Enjoy!
Please follow The Rambling Ramblers (TRRMoviePodcast) and Justin (@MrJustinGott) on Twitter!
Jay and Robert (@zerbert on Twitter) talk about Leviathan, a film that shares a writer with Die Hard, a director with Tombstone, and a plot with Alien, yet has largely been forgotten. In this episode, they discuss underwater flamethrowers, walking punches, and big round doors. Enjoy!
Jay and Bubba Wheat (@Bubbawheat on Twitter) discuss the 2018 blockbuster Aquaman. Directed by James Wan, and starring Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Dolph Lundgren, and an octopus who plays the drums, the movie focuses on an awesome superhero becoming an awesome king of the ocean. In this episode, they discuss great hair, ocean toilets, and Manta's tinkering & tooling up montage. Enjoy!
Jay and DJ Valentine (@TryingToBeDJV on Twitter) discuss the 1993 action blockbuster Cliffhanger. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Sylvester Stallone, John Lithgow, Janine Turner, and many cliffs, the movie focuses on what happens when Stallone wears a large flannel, then has to battle some money hungry criminals. In this episode, they discuss helicopter fights, British villains, and terrible hostage negotiating skills. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss Shark Night, the 2011 film that features 3D sharks eating college students. Directed by David R. Ellis (who was the 2nd Unit director on Deep Blue Sea), and starring Sara Paxton, Dustin Milligan and a sweet jet ski, the movie features pugnacious tiger sharks, murderous mangroves, and a one-armed shark fight that is legitimately beautiful. Sit back, relax (on a jet ski), and be prepared for a fun discussion.
Jay and Mark are joined by Lindsay Street (@lindsay_street on Twitter) to discuss the 2004 film Mindhunters. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Val Kilmer, Christian Slater, LL Cool J, and Kathryn Morris, the movie features underwater gunfights, very strong acid, and people dying really hard. In this episode, they talk about mid-budget thrillers, elaborate fake puppeteer kills, and robot cowboys. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Jeanette Ward (@jeanette_y_ward) to discuss the 1995 action film Cutthroat Island. Directed Renny Harlin, and starring Geena Davis, Matthew Modine, and Frank Langella, the movie focuses on a group of pirates who blow stuff up, and hunt for treasure. In this episode, they discuss torture eels, sword dancing, and badass sleeveless leather pirates. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Heather "Roger Ramjet" Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi on Twitter) to discuss the 1989 film The Abyss. Directed by James Cameron, and starring Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Michael Beach, Michael Biehn, and several wonderful mustaches, the movie is a visually impressive experience that features groundbreaking visual effects, and inspired knife fights. In this episode, they discuss chase scenes, keg caddys, and James Cameron. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kaitlin McNabb (@kaitlinmcnabb on Twitter) to discuss the 2016 film The Shallows. Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, and starring Blake Lively, Sully the Seagull, and a vindictive great white shark, the movies focuses on the battle between an unlucky surfer and a pugnacious shark. In this episode, they discuss heavy chains, evil dolphins, and gnarly sunburns. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark, Megan, and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) draft their favorite Deep Blue Sea franchise characters. In this episode, they discuss sleeveless shirts, Trader Slent's, and their ultimate DBS character squads. After listening to the episode, let us know who put together the best crew. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 11th and final chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss sparks, Sweet Lou, and debate which order the characters should be ranked in the credits. Most importantly, Jay unleashes his "Deepest Bluest" list, which ranks the 50+ chapters that have been covered on the DBS podcast.
Stay tuned for more Renny Harlin and shark movie coverage! Also, let's hope there's an annoucement about Deep Blue Sea 4 soon.
Jay and Mark are joined by Kevin Kulp (@KevinKulp on Twitter) to discuss the 10th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 blu-ray. In this episode, they talk about spin kicks from hell, trash compactors, and Kevin's shark movie list that you can find on Reddit (see his Twitter page for link). Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi on Twitter) to discuss the ninth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss sharks in vending machines, extra large fries, and blood explosions. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Aaron "Spin Kick" Neuwirth (@AaronsPS4 on Twitter) to discuss the eighth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss spin kicks, jumping sharks, and unexpected low blows. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Lisa Leaheey (@LisaPas220 on Twitter) to discuss the seventh chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss fancy aquatic explosion machines, fighting in flip-flops, and medieval shark knights. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Paige (@gaytaylorswift on Twitter) to discuss the sixth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they talk about cranky sharks, evil v-necks, and gratuitous feet shots. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Courtney Small (@SmallMind on Twitter) to discuss the fifth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss shark hostages, Scott Adkins, and selling injuries. Enjoy!
Here's where you can find all of Courtney's podcasts/reviews. Follow Courtney on Twitter!
@thatshelf
@POVmagazine
@CinemaAxis
@Radio_Regent
@ChangingReelsAC
Jay and Mark are joined by Harmony M. Colangelo (@Veloci_trap_tor on Twitter) to discuss the fourth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss river monsters, angsty music for sharks, and the Tremors franchise.
Enjoy!! Please follow Harmony on Twitter, and listen to the This Ends At Prom Podcast.
Jay and Mark are joined by Zanandi (@ZaNandi on Twitter) to discuss the third chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss living jet skis, intense death stares, and scuba conversations. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Megan Hofmeyer to discuss the second chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss pitchers of water, movie doctors, and watching the Twilight movies in Italy. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) to discuss the first chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 3 Blu-ray. In this episode, they discuss mangrove alcoves, shark gangs, and the Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza. Enjoy!
Please make sure to rate, review and subscribe to the DBS podcast, and follow Nick on Twitter (he's hilarious)!
Jay and Mark take a break from Deep Blue Sea, and talk about the 1998 film Deep Rising. Directed by Stephen Sommers, and starring Treat Williams, Famke Janssen, Wes Studi and a jet ski, the film focuses on what happens when a gigantic sea monster attacks a cruise ship. In this episode, they discuss lunkheads, beach balls, and squishy monsters. Enjoy!
The Deep Blue Sea 3 series starts next week! Make sure you watch it, and follow along.
Jay and Mark are joined by returning guest Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) to discuss the 10th and final chapter of the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they discuss time loop scenarios, Slaterisms, and the Billboard Top 100 of August 28th, 1999. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kim Morrison (@wickedsister69 on Twitter) to discuss the ninth chapter of the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they talk about secret explosives, back-to-back flare shooting, and gentle bites. Enjoy!
Please follow Kim on Twitter, and check out her wonderful horror articles at Ghouls Magazine (@GhoulsMagazine)
Jay and Mark are joined by returning guest Megan H. to discuss the eighth chapter of the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they discuss survivable shark scenarios, blinding flashlights, and sharks in space. Enjoy!
Mark and Jay are joined by Kevin Kulp (@KevinKulp) to discuss the seventh chapter of the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they discuss shark exorcisms, follow-up splashes, and underwater welding in shark movies. Enjoy!
Please make sure to follow Kevin on Twitter, and check out his glorious ranking of shark movies (link is in his Twitter bio).
Jay and Mark are joined by Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on Twitter) to discuss the sixth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they talk about little bouncing sharks, precision jumping, and Shark(s) in Venice. Enjoy!
Make sure to listen to Why This Film Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kaitlin McNabb (@kaitlinmcnabb on Twitter) to discuss the fifth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they discuss beefcake islands, Misty quips and baby shark gangs. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Jeanette Ward (@Jeanette_y_ward on Twitter) to discuss the fourth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they talk about nonsense clothing, Michael Beach, and shark surveillance. Enjoy!
Please make sure to check out the following links!
oceana.org - https://oceana.org/
smile.amazon.com - https://smile.amazon.com/
4ocean - https://www.4ocean.com/
ocean project - https://oceanproject.co/
Jay and Mark talk about Deep Blue Sea 3 with Tania Raymonde and John Pogue, the star and director of the extremely fun shark film. In this episode, they discuss underwater chainsaws, potential sequels, and the cinematic shark-punching club. Enjoy!
Watch Deep Blue Sea 3! You will love it.
Jay and Mark are joined by DJ Valentine (@TryingToBeDJV) to discuss the third chapter on the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they talk about Bill Nighy shepherding trees, serum viscosity, and cardigan sharks. Enjoy!
Please make sure to follow DJ on Twitter!
Jay and Mark are joined by Zanandi (@ZaNandi on Twitter) to discuss the second chapter of the Deep Blue Sea 2 DVD. In this episode, they discussing joy swimming, yellow ties, and Traitor Slent. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Zanandi on Twitter! - @ZaNandi
Jay and Mark are joined by returning guest Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) to begin their 11 chapter exploration of Deep Blue Sea 2. In this episode, they discuss The Aquabats, The Truman Show, and Trent Slater/Slater Trent. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by director and writer John Pogue (@poguefilm on Twitter), to talk about the wonderful Deep Blue Sea 3. In this episode, they discuss spin kicks, Ernest in the Army, and crafting a successful sequel!
Watch Deep Blue Sea 3, then listen to this episode. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark look ahead to Deep Blue Sea 2, and discuss their favorite moments from the prior 34 episodes. Also, Jay shares his "Deepest Bluest" list, and finally unleashes which chapter is the deepest and bluest. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Fred Topel (@FredTopel on Twitter) to discuss the original cut of Deep Blue Sea. Fred was at the original test screening of the film, and he tells us what the film was like before the reshoots that killed off Dr. Susan McAlester (Saffron Burrows), and gave Preacher (LL Cool J) a larger role. In this episode, they also discuss Renny Harlin's filmography, Scott Adkins, and rushed reshoots. Enjoy!
Please follow Fred on Twitter, and check out all of his reviews and interviews!
Jay and Mark are joined by Robert Zerbe (@Zerbert on Twitter) to discuss "End Credits," The 33rd and final chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss Deepest Bluest - Shark's Fin (AKA an amazing song), haunted oceans, and Wolfman scenarios. Enjoy!
We will be moving on to Deep Blue Sea 2 & 3, so make sure to keep listening! Thank you for all of the support! Please rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Niall Browne (@moviesinfocus on Twitter) to discuss "Are You Sure?" the 32nd chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss large explosions, Captain Ron, and Renny Harlin's website. Enjoy!
Please make sure to read Niall's movie reviews at Movies in Focus (www.moviesinfocus.com), and follow him on Twitter!
Jay and Mark are joined by Robert Lamb (@7lambpodcasts on Twitter) to discuss "Unsure Shooting," the 31st chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss riding sharks, clipboards, blood smelling, and the filmography of Nicholas Sparks. Enjoy!
Please make sure to check out all of the 7 Lamb podcast at www.7lamb.com
Jay and Mark are joined by Meg Hyland (meghyland on Instagram) to discuss "Come to Mama," the 30th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss rusty metal, faulty masonry, corn syrup, and plot device tentacles. Enjoy!
Please make sure to rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Stewart (of the Simplistic Reviews Podcast - @simpletweeters) to discuss "Time to Kill," the 29th chapter of the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss emo sharks, space pirates, and flare-to-dynamite ratios. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kaitlin McNabb (@kaitlinmcnabb) to discuss "Preacher Gets Cross," the 28th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss dove sharks, S.W.A.T., and stabbing genetically-modified sharks in their eyes. Enjoy!
Please follow Kaitlin on Twitter and read her excellent shark movie articles at https://kaitlinmcnabb.medium.com/
Jay and Mark are joined by Justin Gott (mrjustingott) and Pete Conway (@peteconway46) of the The Rambling Ramblers Movie Podcast (@TRRMoviePodcast) to discuss "To the Top. Amen," the 27th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss demon fish, prayer scenes in movies, and decapitations. Enjoy!
Please follow The Rambling Ramblers Movie Podcast on Twitter!
Jay and Mark are joined by Paige (@gaytaylorswift on Twitter) to discuss "Deep-Fried," the 26th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss shark communication, James Remar, Komodo, and 2 Fast 2 Furious. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Paige on Twitter!
Jay and Mark are joined Brian Raftery (@BrianRaftery on Twitter), the man who made Deep Blue Sea fans very happy in 2016, when he wrote a Wired article entitled "Forget Jaws. The Real Shark Movie to Beat is Deep Blue Sea." It might be the greatest DBS piece ever written, and it helped people realize that DBS is actually an A+B movie. In this episode, we discuss "Brothers Never Make It" the 25th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. We also talk about Howie Long, Chill Factor, and movie shadows. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Brian on Twitter, and buy his excellent book Best. Movie. Year. Ever. How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen wherever you buy books (buy four or five copies...why not).
Jay and Mark are joined by Todd Liebenow (of the @ForgottenFilmz and @WaltSentMePod podcasts) to discuss "Thumbs Up, Man Down," the 24th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss DJ TJ Scoggs, Police Academy, Tremors, A League of Their Own, Musical Numbers and Legs twitching. Enjoy!
Please follow Todd on Twitter and listen to the Forgotten Filmcast and Walt Sent Me. Thanks!
Jay and Mark are joined by Marc "Juice" Armstead (of the French Toast Sunday Podcast) to discuss "Preacher's Legacy," the 23rd chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss Sherman "Arugula for Days" Dudley, character-driven spit, and egg purgatory.
Please rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Rob and Duff (of the Titanic Minute podcast) to discuss "Obstacles," the 22nd chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss bathroom love, petty sea creatures, and pizza DVDs. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Rob (@rmlumley), Duff (@TheSixFinger), The Titanic Minute (@TitanicMinute), Tombstone Minute (@TombstoneMinute) and A Free Podcast (@AFreePodcast) on Twitter.
Please, rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Megan Hofmeyer (of the Movies, Films and Flix podcast) to discuss "All Relative," the 21st chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss hallway scenes, deep squats, and cheeky zippers. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are Joined by David Cross (of the Award Wieners Movie Review Podcast) to discuss "Out of Reach," the 20th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss vampire sharks, soggy bottoms, and which character the sharks hate the most. Enjoy!
Makes sure to follow the Award Wieners Movie Review Podcast on Twitter, Instagram and Apple Podcasts!
Jay and Mark are joined by Billy Business (@billyapatterson on Twitter) to discuss "The Elevator Shaft" the 19th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss ladder scenes, cargo shorts. people opening doors, and Ernest Goes to Jail.
Make sure to listen to the "Hot Takes With Billy Business" podcast, and watch "Reboot It" on YouTube.
Jay and Mark are joined by Jeanette Ward (@jeanette_y_ward) and DJ Valentine (@TryingToBeDJV) to discuss "A Whole Lot Worse," the 18th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss sneak attacks, cannibalism and sharks crying in the ocean. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Jeanette and DJ on Twitter!
Jay and Mark are joined by John Leavengood (@MFFHorrorCorner on Twitter and Instagram) to discuss "Oven Cooked" the 17th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss arbitrary button pushing, Swedish pizza, and underwater gas ovens. Enjoy!
Please make sure to follow John Leavengood on Twitter and Instagram. Also, check out his horror reviews at www.moviesfilmsandflix.com
Jay and Mark are joined by John Leavengood (@MFFHorrorCorner on Twitter and Instagram) to discuss Preacher's breakfast menu that includes Finnish Pancakes, French Toast and Helsinki Hollandaise. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Jessica Manzo and Lindsay Street (of the French Toast Sunday podcast) to discuss "Close Call," the 16th chapter of the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they talk about baggy fencing, speed seduction, chunky metal, and solid lip quivers. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow Jessica (@jess_fts) and Lindsay (@Lindsay_street) on Twitter. Also, check out the French Toast Sunday (@FTStweets) and the Sorry in Advance (@WeSaidSorry) podcasts.
Jay and Mark are joined by the wild and crazy guy Nick de Semlyen (@NickdeSemlyen on Twitter) to discuss "Bottom of the Food Chain," the 15th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss melancholic ballads, excessive steam, and movie sweat. Enjoy!
Make sure to pick up a copy of 'Wild and Crazy Guys: How the Comedy Mavericks of the '80s Changed Hollywood Forever' from wherever you buy books. Also, follow Nick on Twitter (@NickdeSemlyen) to read all of his new articles and keep up with Deep Blue Sea: The Musical.
Jay and Mark are joined by the incredibly funny Lisa Leaheey (Twitter - @LisaPas220) to discuss "Raging Waters," the 14th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss lazy rivers, horizontal sliding, and "You Are Here" lights. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Aaron Neuwirth (@AaronPS4 on Twitter - The Out Now With Aaron and Abe podcast), to discuss "Crack in the Window," the 13th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss shark baseball, Ocean's 3, and prolonged movie deaths. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Will Slater (of the Exploding Helicopter Podcast) to discuss "Crash and Burn," the 12th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss juicy explosions, exploding helicopters, and the geography of the Aquatica
Please rate, review, share and subscribe!
Make sure to follow Exploding Helicopter on Twitter (@chopperfireball), Facebook, and Instagram
Jay and Mark are joined by Victor Dandridge Jr. ( AKA - The Hardest Working Man in Comics - @VantageInhouse) to discuss "Untimely Jam," the 11th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss jet ski action scenes, Deep Blue Sea sequels, and movie waves. Enjoy!
Please make sure to rate, review, share and subscribe!
Follow Victor too!
vantageinhouse.blogspot.com
@VantageInhouse - Twitter
Jay and Mark are joined by Heather Baxendale (@Heather_Kenobi - The MILFcast) to discuss "Whitlock's Accident," the 10th chapter of the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss hangry sharks, scuba doctors, and hot rod wetsuits. Enjoy!
Please make sure to rate, review, share and subscribe!
Jay and Mark are joined by Heather and Liz (of the Nerdy Bitches Podcast) to discuss "A Breakthrough," the ninth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss shark coalitions, science breakthroughs, and an all-shark adaptation of The West Wing. Enjoy!
Make sure to follow the Nerdy Bitches on Twitter (@NerdyBitchesPod), Instagram (nerdybitches), and check out their website (www.nerdybitches.com). Also, listen to their podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.
Jay and Mark are joined by Sean Homrig (The Classic Horror Cast, The Columbo Confab - @HomrigSean) to discuss "Synchronized Attacks" the eighth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss computer acting, knob turning, and poop pots. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Kim Lo and Elwood Jones (Movies & Tea Podcast - @moviesandteapod) to discuss "Surprises (El Paraiso Rico, Just Because)," the seventh chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss sleeveless sexpots, flesh and teeth, and sneak attacks. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share and subscribe! Thanks.
Jay and Mark are joined by Amanda Kirkham (Hollywood Consumer - @hollywoodconsmr) and Richard Kirkham (Kirkham A Movie A Day - @Richardk007) to discuss "Feeding Time," the sixth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, this discuss tool wrangling, Oscar-worthy tinkering, and shark fighting. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Norbert Morvan (of the Movies, Films and Flix podcast) to discuss "One day it's tomorrow," the fifth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss brain stabbing, punk rock doctors, and the classic Swim/Shoot/Grasp maneuver. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share, and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks!
Jay and Mark are joined by Doug Jamieson (The Jam Report, @itsdougjam on Twitter) to discuss "Pretty Scary Stuff (I Can See Clearly Now)," the fourth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss boat dancing, Scogginnomics, and gliding monsters. Enjoy!
Please rate, review, share and subscribe! You can follow us on Twitter (DeepBlueSeaPod), and Instagram (@deepblueseapod)
Jay and Mark are joined by Zanandi Botes (@ZaNandi on Twitter) to discuss "Louisiana License," the third chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss grouper curls, Fanta-Sea Island, and Chekhov's shark riding. Enjoy!
Please make sure to rate, review, share and subscribe. Thanks!
Jay and Mark are joined by Nicholas Rehak (French Toast Sunday, Exploding Helicopter, Gary and the Rancors) to discuss "Alcatraz floats," the second chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss fictional deleted scenes featuring Paul Giamatti, helicopter musicals, and jailbreak movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss "Shark Wrangling," the opening chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they chat about wet cheese, boat dancing, and why Deep Blue Sea deserves an honorary Academy Award. Enjoy!