Adventures In Celluloid

A riveting classic directed by none other than Alfred Hitchcock about a lady whom only one person remembers.

It's a 'dozer... that kills!

We watch Colin Firth mop the floor with some juvenile delinquents while a kid saves the global population from killing each other.

What could be better than immortal men fighting with swords to the beautiful sound of some of the greatest '80s rock ever? There can only be one!

Judgment time...

We discuss opinionated downfalls of the least disappointing Star Wars prequel.

We have a hectic time discussing the next (kind of disappointing) movie in the Star Wars prequels.  This podcast was recorded for the intention of including guests into the podcast, it was soon found out that this was a poor choice as many people ended up talking over each other and multiple conversations can be heard and hard to follow. This is fixed in the future as we regulate numbers of guests. Nevertheless, we got some great opinions and points out of each and every one of them!Also, we are working on trying to regulate and compress audio for the purpose of even volumes. Thank you all so much for listening!

Heeeeeeeeeeeeere we go.......... **Warning: Sporatic loud noises. Regulate volume accordingly.**

Charlie Chaplin writes, directs, and stars in a significant film landmark, The Kid, a heartwarming story of a sweet bond between a father and son of different blood.

Danny Kaye stars in this charming, quotable, and sing-along worthy movie. The comedic talent is through the roof with this one, folks.

Steven Spielberg's first big film: dude gets chased.

What more of a perfect way to wrap up the greatest spaghetti western trilogy than talking about The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly! Clint Eastwood once again stars in probably the most famous western ever made- all the while gun-slingin' and gettin' the gold. Again. Plus he gets his rad poncho.

We discuss the film in which Clint Eastwood reprises his role as the Man With no Name, now working as a bounty killer. One of our hosts might as well have a bounty on his head by the end of this episode...

We talk about the impeccable Clint Eastwood and his performance in "A Fistful of Dollars" as he shows off his skills pelting bad guys with his gun-slingin' quick draws and a quick-pullin' trigger finger.

We pull from our shelf a thesaurus as Tim joins us once again to talk about the trials of Tom Hanks in the fantastic, adjective worthy film, Cast Away. Plus, Tim also finally learns how to click his tongue.

In our first podcast where we avoid major spoilers, we discuss the 1991 film, the Rocketeer (starring the one and only Timothy Dalton as the bad guy), based on the comic book of the same name. Joining us is Sedayn.

Tim returns, and with him is Josh's younger brother Chris! We discuss the musical starring the late Robin Williams as everyone's favorite sailorman.

We talk about whatever we wanna talk about, GOSH!!! And that just happens to be the cult classic Napoleon Dynamite. Joining us this episode are Wes and Blaise.Note: Lee watched Napoleon Dynamite later that day...

We discuss our first John Carpenter film and argue about dressing while we record inside a dressing room.

Happy New Year from us to you.As 2015 becomes lost in time like tears in rain, listen to us discuss the film that happens to be Corey's favorite and arguably Ridley Scott's masterpiece.Note: Corey is aware that he made a mistake when mentioning the Three Stooges. He said that Moe slaps Moe and Curly when he actually slaps Larry and Curly. He has been poked in the eyes as punishment.