podcasts
Ben and Daniel spoil Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw!
comPOSER Episode 19: Predator (1987)
This week, we get to the choppa with not one but two American state governors in the 1987 Alan Silvestri classic Predator!
No-Budget Nightmares #121: Sudden Fury
We’ve got another No-Budget Nightmares Patreon request episode – and this one is a doozy. 1997’s SUDDEN FURY is full of explosions, full-body burns, gore, and incomprehensible accents.
Black Hole Films Episode 120 – Reservoir Dogs
Nicholas Carella and Daniel Grant join Jeremy for Reservoir Dogs!
Spoiled Rotten 90: Marvel SDCC19 Announcements
Ben and Daniel dive into what Marvel announced during SDCC19!
comPOSERS Episode 18: Midnight Run
This week, we're on a Midnight Run with special guest Tony DeGroot -- Aaron's dad! Finally, a podcast that doesn't bring shame to the family. Much.
comPOSERS Special Episode: The Lion King (1994) vs. The Lion King (2019)
Tonight, we enter the great circle of life to decide which version of Hans Zimmer's classic Disney score is superior. With special guest Katrina Kelly!
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 18
Round 18 of the 2nd season of Movies vs. Matrimony!
Black Hole Films Episode 119 – The Lion King
Jeremy's kids join him for The Lion King!
comPOSERS Episode 17: Hook
This week we welcome local musician and artist Ryan Murray to discuss the "good score, bad film" combo that is John Williams' "Hook".
No-Budget Nightmares #120: The Slasher
On a brand new episode of NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES we’re watching Jim Haggerty’s 2000 slasher film called, uh, THE SLASHER!
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 17
Round 17 of the 2nd season of Movies vs. Matrimony!
Black Hole Films Episode 118 – Albert Brooks Double Bill
Ken Cuperus & Marc Winegust join Jeremy for an Albert Brooks double-bill!
comPOSERS Episode 16: Interstellar
Welcome to Series 2! We start off with a bang courtesy of Hans Zimmer's critically-acclaimed score to Christopher Nolan's time-travel epic Interstellar!
comPOSERS Series 1 Retrospective
This week, we take a look back at the fifteen (!!!) movie scores we covered in Series 1, and call each other out on our bullshit scores.