I don’t know if this modern world has broken us, or what, but the clever podcast show notes just aren’t flowing right now. This movie is bad and it should feel bad. Get the fuck outta here, Tom & Jerry. From hell’s heart, we stab at thee.
Stuart leads Dan and Elliott in a quiz game, which — to the untrained eye — might seem to just be an excuse to do goofy shit and talk about television.
If we have Glen Weldon, co-host of the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast and author of the marvelous Superman: The Unauthorized Biography on as a guest, you’d better believe we’re gonna go down one of the many fascinating cul-de-sacs in the “super” cinematic universe — in this case 1984’s “Supergirl,” or — as we prefer to think about it — The Adventures of Faye Dunaway’s Fabulous Witch and Her Companions.
Insidious game-master Dan yet again challenges Stu and Elliott to a battle of wits, and unleashes a torrent of the movies’ most embarrassing GOOFS!
Oof, y’all. Oooof. Hillbilly Elegy? More like Who’ll-Kill-Me Smellogy! Got ’em! The Peaches discuss the controversial book-turned-apolitical and emotionally incomprehensible Oscar-bait sob-fest / catalog of yells.
We talk with Joel Church-Cooper, creator of the show Brockmire, about what it’s like to talk to actors about their less successful projects.
Yeah, but what if the mutants… were NEW? Hello from the Magic Tavern’s Arnie Niekamp joins the Peaches to talk about the long-anticipated, long-troubled, X-Men universe teen horror movie, The New Mutants!
Elliott quizzes us about prequels. Does anybody like them? Why prequels? WHY?
