Brian and Cargill display their usual lack of honor as they clash swords with patron-requested The Yakuza.
This film has some fantastic fights, a great director, and an amazing cast…if only someone had brought a kitana into the editing booth….
Wrapping up April O’Bannon (in May, whatever), Brian and Cargill wholesale remember why they love Total Recall.
The super group of producers, writers, cast, composer, director, and effects wizard on this classic make Total Recall the filmic…
Brian & Cargill continue April O’Bannon by digging up one of his lesser known, slightly controversial flicks: Dead & Buried.
Why controversial? Many believe O’Bannon didn’t actually work on the script. But the guys have an unexpected source that…
Who knows whether Cargill will turn around on one of Brian’s favorite 90s superhero movies? The Shadow knows. And so do the good folks of The Chattanooga Film Festival. And now, you will know too!
The guys throw on their capes and invade each…
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As April O’Bannon continues, Brian and Cargill take to the skies to bring the Blue Thunder.
The guys discuss O’Bannon’s original concept, the film’s influence on paranoid techno thrillers, and the greatness of Daniel Stern.
They also venture to…
To kick off April O’Bannon, Brian and Cargill are joined by filmmaker Owen Egerton (Blood Fest, Mercy Black) to give a big face-hug to Ridley Scott’s Alien.
The guys discuss how Alien influenced the holy triumvirate of geek movies to follow even as…
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Your angels of death (by chocolate) fulfill another Patron request, and one of Brian’s longtime wishes, by covering Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.
The guys discuss the influence of Batman: The Animated Series, the bold choices made by this…
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Brian and Cargill take on their most challenging patron-requested episode as they vociferously investigate V.I. Warshawski.
While the guys otherwise only ever discuss movies they love, the uphill dissection of this 1991 thriller does lead to some…
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Brian and Cargill wrap up Guys Who Rock with a trip to Paradise.
They discuss the weird wonderful Phantom of the Paradise and how it feels like an American International Picture as well as free ride for a very established director…neither of which…
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