In episode 592, Chris and Drew do the thing and Chris reviews I Saw The TV Glow and Drew reviews Delicious in Dungeon, and they talk about Clipped, The Acolyte, Atlas, The First Omen, Stranded Deep, and much more! Featuring appearances by Hulk Hogan, Werner Herzog, Sylvester Stallone, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, and a certain presidential convicted felon – you’ll never guess who!
UNLOCKED – Die Hard 2 (1990)
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“Chris and Drew talk all about Die Hard 2, the pumped up sequel to the runaway hit and insta-classic Die Hard. They discuss naked hotel karate, the movie’s admiration of 90’s technology, the Robert Patrick and John Leguizamo bit roles, the Annex Skywalk, Fred Thompson’s Southern zingers, Bruce Willis’ patented yells, and of course, that icicle. Enjoy!”
Originally Released August 9, 2019
#591 – Furiosa Chromatica Ball
In episode 591, Chris and Drew do the thing and review Furiosa, and they talk about Gaga Chromatica Ball, Daniel Stern’s new memoir, a Wayne’s World live script reading, young Sherlock Holmes, Knives Out 3, Richard Dreyfuss, Morgan Spurlock, and much more!
#590 – Critics of the Planet of the Apes
In episode 590, Chris and Drew do the thing and Chris reviews Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and Drew reviews The Book of Clarence, and they discuss the X-Men ’97 finale, movie news out of Cannes, musicals, Deadpool & Wolverine, and much more!
UNLOCKED – Robocop (1987)
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“Chris and Drew go deep on the 1987 action classic Robocop. Enjoy!”
Originally Released August 16, 2019
#589 – Everybody’s In Arrakis
In episode 589, Chris and Drew do the thing and they talk about X-Men ’97, Everybody’s in LA, Manhunt, Gerard Butler movies, HBO Extreme, Bruno Penguin, Fantastic Four casting updates, Press Your Luck, airplane entertainment systems, deepfake Putin, the Hunt for Gollum, and much more!
#588 – Superman’s Turtleneck
#587 – Cross Bosch Reacher
In episode 587, Chris and Drew do the thing and Chris reviews Infested, and they discuss Fallout season 1, The Sympathizer, a negative Dwayne Johnson piece in The Wrap, Vince McMahon’s next big moves, Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson, televised magic, Amazon dad shows, the King of Anamorphic Widescreen Fred Schepisi, Canadian celebrities being friends, and much more!
#586 – 30 Odd Foot of Cosmo Jarvis
In episode 586, Chris and Drew do the thing and Chris reviews The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, as well as Florida Film Festival movies New Life and Sleep, and they talk about Fallout, Shogun, X-Men ’97, World War II documentaries, 30 Odd Foot of Grunts, roller coaster thrillers, nepo baby actors and directors, Al Pacino as an exorcist, Furiosa’s 15-minute action sequence, and much more!
FCK’N NUTS – An Interview with Sam Fox
Last year’s Florida Film Festival had a short film called The Blood of the Dinosaurs that was a trippy children’s show gone wrong, and the same production team is back with director Sam Fox’s new surrealist comedy short film FCK’N NUTS. A 12-minute movie about a young woman’s fear of losing her boyfriend when he finally meets her family and sees her home life, this is a funny and wild movie that takes a pun and pushes it into a weird and gross direction that is quite memorable. FCK’N NUTS is a part of the Midnight Shorts program at this year’s Florida Film Festival, and the following is a quick interview with Sam Fox regarding this film, what it means to her, and what the future has in store.
Chris Crespo: You said previously in another interview that the inspiration for this short was your own upbringing, specifically, living in a home with an alcoholic and drug addicted parent and not being able to bring people over to your house without exposing your reality to them. We know art is a great way to work through our emotions, thoughts and pain, so how has it been to take FCK’N NUTS around to different cities and film festivals and have these conversations with people?
Sam Fox: I’ve noticed that the real catharsis has taken place in my press process. Between festival screening Q&A’s and the amazing press and interviews we’ve garnered, I’ve had the opportunity to expose a very dark part of myself and my upbringing. When making FCK’N NUTS, we were so deep in it, all the stress of trying to get it right and hit the beats, I didn’t have a chance to process the story I was trying to tell. I also wanted to avoid imposing too much of my own story on Vincent and Maddie as they discovered their characters during rehearsal. When releasing FCK’N NUTS to the world, I made the decision to be vulnerable and honest in all press. I’m sick of lying at my expense to protect other people. I spent so much of my life playing a character and manipulating myself to fit everyone else’s needs. I have to admit, it’s incredibly challenging for me to go against everything that was instilled in me growing up, but in the process I am learning to be open and authentic. I think as an artist that is my number one responsibility.
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