FH Mini 98 – In the Public Domain
Elliott uses the occasion of Steamboat Willie entering the public domain to explore other free IP we could mine for dollars.
Elliott uses the occasion of Steamboat Willie entering the public domain to explore other free IP we could mine for dollars.
We’re giving you one more live show from our recent west coast tour, before returning to regular “in studio” episodes next week. Please enjoy our discussion of perhaps Sylvester Stallone’s grimiest, most 80’s action movie, Cobra, recorded live at the Rio Theater in Vancouver, British Columbia.
In case you hadn’t heard through one of our many annoying-but-necessary-to-our-livelihood plugs, The Flop House has been on tour! That’s why, instead of getting a normal Flop House mini, on this mini-saturday, you’re getting this slightly-shorter FULL EPISODE! Recorded live at Cobb’s Comedy Club (who were so nice to us) as part of San Francisco Sketchfest, here’s our discussion of legendary 2003 megabomb, Gigli!
We’re currently on the road as part of our “Errors Tour,” so we don’t have many show notes other than to say for this episode we flashed back to legendary bad movie Kangaroo Jack, and it’s a hot one!
Stuart leads the gang in a general discussion about going OUT to the movies, where the popcorn is extra oily and heartbreak feels good.
Zack Snyder, we just can’t seem to quit you. Not out of any particular affection, but because you just won’t stop making movies. This one (technically) qualifies. We talk about Star W– sorry, “Rebel Moon.”
Dan got tired and decided to have Google do his homework for him.
Elliott quizzes Dan on the nativity story, so they can modernize it into a hit blockbuster.