BGM Episode 112: Poster Boy
On the latest episode of Bad Gay Movies, Mikey's back and we're getting all political! Join Mike, Dan and Bil as they talk about Poster Boy by Zak Tucker!
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Black Hole Films 139 – Home for the Holidays
Ken Cuperus, Alyx Melone, and Steven McCarthy join Jeremy to watch HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Spoiled Rotten 97: The Mandalorian Chapter 5
Ben and Daniel spoil chapter 5 of The Mandalorian!
comPOSERS Episode 37: Total Recall (1990)
This week the boys are on Mars (OR ARE WE?!) to chill with Arnold Schwarzenegger and his weird Dutch buddy Paul Verhoeven in the original Total Recall, scored by Jerry Goldsmith.
BGM Episode 111: Seat in Shadow
On this episode of Bad Gay Movies, Henry Coombes' Seat in Shadow baffled us so much that we spoke for longer than it took us to watch it.
comPOSERS Episode 36: Whiplash
This week, the trio is rushing and dragging and "not quite on" JK Simmons' tempo while discussing the dramatic jazz joint Whiplash.
Black Hole Films 138 – Nashville
Steven McCarthy, Dev Singh, and Norm Wilner join Jeremy to watch NASHVILLE!
Spoiled Rotten 96: The Mandalorian Chapter 4
Ben and Daniel spoil chapter 4 of The Mandalorian!
comPOSERS Special Episode: How to Get Into Film Scores
On this week's special, we use a listener's request as an excuse to get drunk on a weekend and talk broadly about why we love film scores!
Black Holes Films Episode 137 – A Serious Man
Atticus Mitchell joins Jeremy to watch A SERIOUS MAN!
Spoiled Rotten 95: The Mandalorian Chapter 3
Ben and Daniel spoil chapter 3 of The Mandalorian!
comPOSERS Episode 35: Planes, Trains & Automobiles
This week, the boys are joined by guest Amanda Factor to discuss the Thanksgiving classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles!
Black Hole Films Episode 136 – Spirited Away
Justin McConnell, Ashley Saunders, and Daniel Grant join Jeremy for SPIRITED AWAY!
Spoiled Rotten 94: The Mandalorian Chapters 1+2
Ben and Daniel spoil The Mandalorian!
comPOSERS Episode 34: Citizen Kane
This week, we're in way over our heads as we try to break down one of the best films and scores of all time, Bernard Herrmann and Orson Welles' Citizen Kane.
