Displaying episodes 31 - 60 of 148 in total
Popeye (1980)
I'm one tough gazookus, which hates all palookas / But takes on the up and square / I biffs 'em and boffs 'em , and always out-ruffs 'em / But none of them gets nowhere!
Once Upon a Beginning (Garth Marenghi's DarkPod #1)
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys have their first look into some dude's Darkplace.
Duck Soup
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys (and eventually Luke Summerhayes) get into this satirical anti-war comedy that may be 90-years-old, but is painfully relevant.
The Wild Angels
Andrew Shearer and Matt Comegys take a look at this quintessential, mid 60's biker fest.
Frankenskies (w/ Matt Landman)
Getting weird and wooly this week with filmmaker Matt Landman, director of Frankenskies.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys travel back in time more than 100 years to spend some quality time with German Expressionist maniacs.
Afronauts
Andrew Shearer (Gonzoriffic) and Matt Comegys find the Zambian space program far more intriguing than the NASA and Soviet stuff.
Control Your Emotions (1950)
MARK MALEK AND MATT COMEGYS WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY LISTENED TO THIS PODCAST?!?! WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?!?!
The Beatles: Get Back (w/ Buzz Amato)
I own a copy of Lennon's Casino guitar. Of course I was down for eight hours of this.
Switchblade Sisters
Andrew Shearer and Matt Comegys have a thing for those bad girls.
Safety: In Danger Out of Doors
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys learn that they should never go outdoors again. Mark won't anyways as he's podcasting with the 'Vid.
Disney Character Training
Andrew Shearer and Matt Comegys learn about getting kicked in the junk.
The Trip (1967)
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys trip out with all of the groovy cats.
Rejected
Luke Summerhayes and Matt Comegys dive into that weird post-humor all the kids are into.
Blood Feast
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys consider if they would like an Egyptian feast or not.
Play Safe
Hey, buddy. You know what's give you those real nightmares? Them old Fleischer cartoons.
A Trap For Santa Claus
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys discuss one of the earliest Christmas, directed by the father of Hollywood, D.W. Griffith.
Shake Hands With Danger (w/ Skip Elsheimer)
Skip Elsheimer (A/V Geeks), Mark Malek, and Matt Comegys get deep into the Citizen Kane of construction safety films.
Ancient Aliens - Season 12, Episode 14
Matt Comegys had never seen an episode of Ancient Aliens, but he has podcasted with multiple guests from that show. Luke Summerhayes finally made him watch an episode.
Let's Make a Sandwich / Physics, Science & Applications of Light
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys make a terrible sandwich and then try to break apart the particles of it. This is how science worked in 1950.
La Jetee
Andrew Shearer (@Gonzoriffic) and Matt Comegys dive into this experimental, French film precursor to Terry Gilliam's "12 Monkeys."
That's Incredible!
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys get into a random episode of this somewhat bizarre feature news show.
Apaches
Andrew Shearer (@gonzoriffic) and Matt Comegys watch a bunch of British kids die stupid deaths for the second time this fall.
Boobytrap!
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys get caught in a vehicular Boobytrap! of poorly planned roads.
To New Horizons (w/ John Champion)
John Champion (Mission Log Podcast) and Matt Comegys take a virtual ride through the 1939 Futurama and decide which World's Fair to time travel to.
We're Britain's First Female Rock Band
Andrew Shearer (@gonzoriffic) and Matt Comegys learn about Britain's first female rock band - it's in the title, man.
Almost Famous (w/ Jeff Leisawitz)
Jeff Leisawitz and Matt Comegys get into this fantastic rocker of a film as well as the creative process and the motivations behind it.
Pizza Hut Training Video 1988
Mark Malek and Matt Comegys learn how to make shitty pizzas.
The Two Dollar Bill Documentary (w/ John Bennardo)
John Bennardo (director of this documentary) and Matt Comegys take a deep dive into this deep dive on $2 bills.
The Finishing Line
Andrew Shearer (@gonzoriffic) and Matt Comegys have a look at what is probably the highest body count educational film we've come across so far.