Our expert Oscars handicapper and group-chat BFF Shaun Swayne follows up covering Best Picture winner CRASH by joining us for the film that should have won Best Picture, Ang Lee's moving, elegiac western BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN. We delve into the fairly hostile culture that a movie about "gay cowboys falling in love" was released into, and the power of the film to override those qualms and become an enormous critical and commercial hit, thanks to the power of Lee's filmmaking and the entire complement of good young actors giving their all.
We discuss its elegant, heartbreaking storytelling subtlety, my history with the towns of central Wyoming, and a tidal wave of hideous pop culture parody that obligates a shamed, surface-level speedrun through the references.
This feels like the most emotionally incisive and possibly the best episode we've done, and I'm excited to bring it to y'all! Check it out!
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Our wonderful pal Kev Koeser (Tasting Menu) swoops in at the eleventh hour to save us again as we cover moribund Oscar bait Memoirs of a Geisha! We discuss its lackluster source material, its controversial casting, and somehow absolve Rob Marshall's direction as one of the least-guilty culprits here.
Other topics include Spielberg's near-miss racial-insensitivity trifecta, the insanely poor plotting and pacing making our protagonist both basically a total bystander to her own narrative AND everything magically working out for her anyway, Ted Levine's biggest fan, and maybe the wildest pop culture reference Rugrats ever made.
This was such a fun episode about such a long, slow movie, please check it out, we had a blast!
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Tasting Menu: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tasting-menu/id1773585423
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The homie Soham Gadre (Chicago Reader, Fangoria, Paste Magazine, Polygon, Screen Slate, The Film Stage) joins us to take aim at the infamous biopic genre as we pick apart WALK THE LINE, a handsomely-made but inert piece of work that dives headlong into every winsome cliche in the book as it goes to cover the Man in Black.
We discuss our distaste for the lurching, numbing structure of the genre, we talk about the disastrous decision to have Phoenix do his own singing, its disinterest in anything even remotely political or socially conscious, its disservice towards Cash's first wife and the actress hired to play here, and how two of us still kinda liked it? Thanks basically entirely to the photography and Reese Witherspoon's excellent performance.
Other topics include Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, Stuart Little skateboarding existentially, a performance from a chicken outlaw with a brain transplant, having your life saved by cosmic berserker Werner Herzog, and the night that the skeletons came back to life.
We had a blast with this thing ,CHECK IT OUT!
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One of my podcasting heroes, the great Alex Goldman (Hyperfixed) braved illness and weather to join us for "the most mediocre film ever made", a film seemingly everyone has seen and no one cares about, the second-highest-grossing film of 2005, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe.
We discuss the film's nebulous religious bent, its inexplicably horrendous special effects work, and its listless direction and lead performances, as they spent the money and traveled the miles to imitate Lord of the Rings, but made it look like a green screen in the fields of England.
Other topics include Tilda Swinton's white-girl dreads, the questionable ingredients of Turkish delight, and Santa Claus's gender essentialism.
This was so much fun and I was so thrilled to have Alex on to make it sing, check it out!
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Scout Tafoya: Unloved: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOFeRop1Zt8
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In one of our absolute most fun episode so far, the great Daniel (y'know, from Sport!) joins us as our '05 holiday marathon continues with a completely non-existent, inexplicably summer-vacation-y Christmas release, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2. We allow ourselves to wander to and fro as we delve into the bizarrely detailed history of this franchise, which deviates greatly from its true-story origins as turn-of-the-century scientists, pick apart a movie that seemingly no one remembers, a plotless, listless, affectless summertime slapstick hangout mediocrity that is less unpleasant than its bullshit-heavy predecessor but just never once makes a case for it to exist.
We had SO MUCH FUN sifting through the wreckage of this nothing garbage, this is maybe among the most fun episodes we've recorded, please check it out!
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Our holiday marathon continues as our pal Andrew McNally (Allston Pudding) stops by to delve into FUN WITH DICK & JANE, one of the least-existent films in our list, a belated remake of a completely forgotten late-70s fluffy social satire buoyed to the top 20, a little bit by culturally relevant corporate scandals and a LOT by the enduring star power of Jim Carrey. This one floated through a lot of hands before settling with a right-before-fame Judd Apatow script, Tea Leoni taking over in the Jane Fonda role, and Alec Baldwin basically playing Jack Donaghy a year before 30 ROCK.
We delve into the film's strange anachronisms and unintentionally prescient present of this weird little anomaly, which feels like it was assembled by committee and yet inherited a very fitting cultural moment, a moment that Ralph Nader, Newgrounds, Enron, Jeff Garlin, shock collars, Darude's "Sandstorm", Rancid's "Time Bomb" , ICE, and our weird obsession with the Nostalgia Critic all intersect in a very fun episode.
CHECK IT OUT!
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Our wonderful and erudite pal Scott Nye returns (first appearing on our Mr. & Mrs. Smith episode) for a movie that deserves much more thoughtful analysis, JARHEAD! We delve into the difficulty of selling a movie whose chief appeal is that it's unpleasant and nothing happens in it other than a lot of furious masturbation, the tangled web of Sam Mendes' cultural reputation, the iconographical ubiquity of "Jesus Walks" and the delirious, craven futility of making belated, ooh-rah terrorist-killing cash-in sequels to a work so disenfranchised with the military and its culture.
This was a really awesome conversation with a lovely and smart friend about a movie seemingly everyone remembers but nooobody has gone back and checked on, basically a perfect choice for our project. Check it out!
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Convenient Parking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH68Atht7MM
Convenient Parking 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJZ1-NQvHG4
We invite the charming, chaotic chatterboxes of The Weekly Podcast Massacre to be our guests for an episode covering the sprawling mortal chaos of YOURS, MINE & OURS. We delve into somehow the less successful of the two films released in late 2005 remaking a golden-age Hollywood film based on a true story about a couple trying to deal with the wacky hijinks of their large family of children. We discuss the much more compelling original film's powerhouse leads and interesting generation-gap plot line, the lament of another David Koechner appearance, a long, long, LONG list of actors that could have replaced Dennis Quaid, and, for some reason, the 2005 Royal Rumble?
ALL THAT AND MORE ON THIS WILD, DELIGHTFUL, HILARIOUS EPISODE OF BOX OFFICE GROSS!!!
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We have been teasing this portent of doom for months and have finally arrived at the infamous CHICKEN LITTLE! We grab two true animation experts, the great TJ Dobbin (Sin City, Batman Begins) returns and the great Joe Kowalski debuts to pick apart this nightmare epic; its hideous animation, its compromised, borderline-nonsensical narrative, its painfully unfunny attempts at irreverence, the only thing more gobsmacking than how misbegotten this film was...was how phenomenally it did at the box office!
We are compelled to delve into every facet of this baffling piece of work. Check it out!
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Our old pal Alex Watkins (BOG War of the Worlds) returns for one of the most anticipated episodes of the show: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit! We dive DEEP on stop-motion animation generally, Aardman Animation specifically, and a multitude of other topics as we journey through everyone's favorite old-man-and-dog pairing and their trip to the big screen, from their early history to suffering through notes from Dreamworks, and finally, INTO OUR HEARTS!
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We go SOLO on this one, just two gents trapped in a bathroom trying to cut out feet off!
We discuss the bizarre and influential and tremendously successful SAW series in what still qualifies as its nascent period, our adolescent fandom, and the specific innovations of SAW II: its ungainly melding of multiple scripts to distinct sections of "lore" and "game", its weird cast flourishes, making a star out of a 63-year-old Hollywood bit-part lifer, making a professional filmmaker out of the first ripoff they happened to run onto, its' bad plotting, ludicrous payoffs and grotesque gore being substituted for the original film's imagination, pointing towards the next decade in horror cinema, there's a LOT for us to talk about here, even sans guest. We honestly had SO much fun. Check it out!!!
Windows (For Piet & Peter): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNrJzb_a9fY
The Dreamcast Files: #91 - "Spirit of Speed 1937": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsFrNh9DO10
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The great Esther Rosenfield (@capybaroness, The Lost Broadcasts) joins us to pick apart one of the worst and most befuddling films we've covered so far: the pseudo-horror COURTROOM DRAMA(?!) The Exorcism of Emily Rose! We discuss its baffling narrative structure, go deep on director Scott Derrickson's backstory leading up to this, and ask important questions like "is having an ambition towards philosophical thought enough?" "Is Laura Linney a good actress?" "did the audition for this movie just ask for your best backbend?", and most importantly, "why is any of this...like this?"
Oh, and MOST most importantly, "how about them Nuggets?!?"
We had so much fun ripping this nonsense to shreds, and I hope you have fun listening to it! Check it out!
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Surprise! We had a major multi-level cascading scheduling snafu the past few weeks so we decided, in lieu of having nothing at all, we would do something fun and silly: our pal Shaun Swayne (Crash) returns to join us a live commentary track to a movie that came up a LOT in recent weeks had been Kate Hudson and Gena Rowlands in THE SKELETON KEY, which none of us had ever seen. It's messy, it's ragged, but we had a lot of fun, and we hope you do as well! Thanks for your patience, thanks for being a listener!!!!
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The wonderful Katie Stebbins (Herbie: Fully Loaded) becomes our newest #BOGBFF as she makes her triumphant return for a real mess of a movie: Jodie Foster in FLIGHTPLAN, a theoretically twisty, tricky thriller where the only twist is that nothing makes sense and the only trick is that you thought it otherwise might.
We discuss the film's impossibly nonexistent legacy for being one of the 20 highest grossing movies of its year, thanks to its preposterous, dishonest script that keeps you intrigued until the moment it reveals it has no clothes, as well as going deep into 2004's THE FORGOTTEN, a film with a nominally similar premise that goes in a much, much different direction.
It's always a joy to have Katie on and we got REAL punchy during this record, we had an absolute blast! Check it out!
"Rob's Spooky List": https://letterboxd.com/dunson/list/robs-spooky-list-2025/
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One of my oldest, dearest, smartest and coolest friends, yet somehow the second person in her household to be a guest, the very talented writer and PUBLISHED AUTHOR Willow Catelyn Maclay (Corpses, Fools and Monsters: The History and Future of Transness in Cinema) joins the show this week to discuss Wes Craven's sweaty airplane thriller RED EYE.
We discuss Craven's relief in making a quick, clean potboiler after his nightmarish odyssey filming the werewolf trash CURSED, heap loads of praise on stars Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy, and discuss the charming effectiveness of the film's increasingly ludicrous machinations. including its craziest of all: asking us to be emotionally invested in the continued well-being of the head of Homeland Security.
We also have fun discussing the greatness of Eddie Kingston, an unexpected Survivor connection, a demented reality-show murder case, and the inexplicable success of the Denver Broncos.
We had SO much fun as I knew we would, I am so thrilled to finally have Willow on the show and I can't wait to have her back. ALSO BUY HER AMAZING BOOK, which is linked below!
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Corpses, Fools and Monsters: The History and Future of Transness in Cinema by Willow Maclay (Author), Caden Gardner (Author) - https://www.amazon.com/Corpses-Fools-Monsters-Examination-Images/dp/1914420586
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We had to bring back two of our absolute favorite guests, Kevin Gray (The Pacifier) and Doug Tilley (Batman Begins) to cover the absolutely titanic pop cultural event that was The Forty-Year-Old Virgin. We discuss the seismic effect that this film had on comedy, pop culture and the careers of basically everyone who participated in it in the ensuing years, from Judd Apatow to Steve Carell to Seth Rogen to Paul Rudd to Elizabeth Banks and a bunch of folks in between. We also go very deep on the complicated experience experiencing and analyzing this film in 2025, the balance between the humanizing kindness the film does to its characters contrasted with its oafish, casually relentless homophobia, which is simultaneously more and less thorny than the lazy sexism of Wedding Crashers.
This is maybe the best episode we have EVER done, and I'd love for you to check it out!
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Excited to have the big homey Aaron from the HIT FACTORY podcast join us for John Singleton's Detroit-set crime drama FOUR BROTHERS. We talk about the legendary Singleton's bumpy directorial career, FOUR BROTHERS's dizzying violence, outrageous action and unjustly nonexistent cultural legacy, its historical tendrils back to westerns and blaxploitation, its Marxist fist-fight climax, the effectiveness of immolation as a interrogation technique, the proper pronunciation of Outkast album titles, and if Garrett Hedlund looks like Charlie Hunnam.
We had massive technical and sudden scheduling issues throughout this whole recording and I think considering all that, this came out delightfully fun and incisive about one of the best movies we've covered so far!
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My cine-masochist brethren Steve Carlson returns from our AMITYVILLE HORROR episode to discuss an even more disreputable entry on the project, Jay Chadrasekhar's adaptation of THE DUKES OF HAZZARD!
We get down and dirty discussing the mind-numbing plotting and popularity of the original show, the film's contemporary lineage of SUPER TROOPERS and JACKASS, its awkward handling of the show's Confederate iconography and a fascinating deep dive into Jay Chandrasekhar's memoirs recounting his attempts to wrangle mercurial childhood hero Burt Reynolds and studio interference regarding the casting of Jessica Simpson.
This movie is bad but this episode is VERY GOOD.
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Our delightful and erudite pal Daniel Gorman (BOG #13 - The Amityville Horror) returns to unexpectedly discuss an equally unexpectedly quite fun little Disney family superhero comedy, Kurt Russell and co. in SKY HIGH! We discuss the unusual route that Daniel came to appear on this specific episode, this forgotten movie overachieving thanks to its quality cast, good energy and genial humor at play, and the wistful idea that 2005 was basically the last time something like this would even get made and released into theaters. We have so much fun! Check it out!
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We welcome the lovely Michael Chau (@srirachachau) onto the show to talk about yet another real doozy, Tim Burton's massive hit remake CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY. We discuss the film's strangely adversarial relationship to its beloved predecessor, Burton's tone-deaf restorations and destructive additions to the narrative, Johnny Depp's bizarre, catastrophic lead performance, Freddie Highmore's blank ass face, and somehow a lengthy discussion of Aaron Rodgers and his rancid personality?
We had a blast, check it out!
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