Board the Nostromo with Dan and Jeff as they latch onto the face of Ridley Scott’s 1979 Sci-Fi Horror film, Alien.
Go see Instant Family immediately!
Then read Dan’s review of My Italian Bulldozer.
Then watch this abysmal trailer for 1990’s Hamlet.
Or this one for The Journey of Natty Gann:
Approach the innermost Batcave with Dan & Jeff as they take on Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-Winning Batman epic The Dark Knight. (Send throat lozenges.)
Here’s that documentary we mentioned, I Am Heath Ledger.
And the correct way to pronounce Maggie’s last name:
Brace yourselves for intrigue, analysis, and Dan’s terrible, terrible Jimmy Stewart impression as the boys peer into Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window.
The book Ms. Fremont is reading at the end of the film? it’s Beyond the High Himalayas by William O. Douglas
Regarding the unidentified “chunks” (clearly, it was not particulate) – it turns out that was yeast. Since beer should not have visible yeast (because it’s f&*$%ing gross), our expert friend determined that the beer was either old or got too warm during shipping. So I guess Fremont is off the hook.
We made you an episode you can’t refuse. There’s no peace as Dan & Jeff disagree on nearly everything about 1972 Best Picture winner The Godfather.
Join Jeff and Dan as they assault one of their favorite 90s action films, The Rock.
Indio is in Riverside County, where Jeff does not now (and has literally never) lived. So, in no way is Vanessa Marcil his “homegirl.”
In this episode, Dan and Jeff focus on 2016 Best Picture Oscar Winner Moonlight.
Wait, who is Gaby Hoffman again? She’s the actress who won the 1990 Young Artist award for her portrayal of Karin Kinsella in Field of Dreams.
Jeff meant “Atonement with the Father Ale,” not “Apotheosis with the Father Ale.” But we left it in because it’s funny, in a story-nerd kind of way.
The stakes are high in this episode as Jeff and Dan once again butt heads about who’s the protagonist. But the real action comes in the middle of Act II when one of our beloved hosts turns out to be completely wrong—about everything. Jeff gushes about Joshua Malina and The West Wing Weekly, and Dan whips out his own Gene Hackman impression. With heated conflict, themed libations, upgraded sound effects, and an entirely new segment, Episode 4 is not to be missed!
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The West Wing Weekly (Jeff’s Favorite Podcast)
Join Dan and Jeff as they tackle Margaret Atwood’s time-bending, highly relevant dystopian masterpiece, The Handmaid’s Tale. There’s so little overlap in their analyses, it’s hard to believe they read the same book.
