Continuing FebruMurray, Brian and Cargill get the call and suit up with Ghostbusters.
The guys discuss the specter of Ghostbusters’ first draft, the obstacles it overcame to be one of the greatest comedies of all time, and how He-Man proved to be…
Well it’s Groundhog Day…again, and we couldn’t think of a better day—or movie—to kick off the new JFC miniseries: FebruMurray!
Brian and Cargill discuss why Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy of reiteration is a perfect film. They also go Tobo loco,…
Brian and Cargill don’t just wrap up Jasonuary Robards, they absolutely nuke it with 1975’s A Boy and His Dog.
It would be impossible for a written synopsis to sum up this third act…so you’re gonna have to just listen.
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Brian and Cargill continue Jasonuary Robards with possibly the most factually accurate cinematic depiction of The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.
The guys discuss Robards’ eating a big plate of scenery and meatballs, put forth the Lauren Dern…
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Brian and Cargill continue Jasonuary Robards with a not-so-quick discussion about 1990’s Quick Change.
It’s a heist film, it’s a happened-one-night farce, and it’s a mashup of After Hours and Midnight Run. No clowning around! The guys also discuss…
For the first episode of 2021, Brian and Cargill kick off a new miniseries: Jasonuary Robards! Celebrating some of the best films of one of the guys’ favorite actors.
First up, a little Something Wicked. Come to the carnival, and see how you fair….
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For the last episode of 2020, Brian and Cargill drink like Nick and Nora Charles as they hunt for The Thin Man.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot? Well, we guarantee the guys don’t remember recording this.
Thanks for all your support this…
Merry Junkmas, Everyone!
Brian and Cargill do shots of eggnog with The Ghost of Christmas past as they discuss the 1977 made-for-TV movie with the audacity to remake It’s a Wonderful Life!
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Brian and Cargill wrap up Great Scott by professing their eternal love for The Hunger.
Is it worth being immortal if you’re doomed to a toxic relationship? Is style over substance sometimes a good thing? Will you ever visit Six Flags again after…
