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Jay and Mark are joined by Victor Dandridge Jr. ( AKA – The Hardest Working Man in Comics – @VantageInhouse) to discuss “Untimely Jam,” the 11th chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss jet ski action scenes, Deep Blue Sea sequels, and movie waves. Enjoy!
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The Movies, Films and Flix Podcast #305: The Villainess, Kitchen Fights, and Movie Henchmen
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The MFF podcast is back, and this week we’re talking about the excellent 2017 action film The Villainess. Directed by Jung Byung-gil, and starring Kim Ok-bin (Thirst – excellent film), this bloody-and-brutal Korean action film focuses on a badass assassin looking for revenge (and finding it). It’s a wonderfully unique film that features first-person shooter action scenes, motorcycle chases, and an insane amount of henchmen being horribly murdered. In this episode, we discuss Korean action films, kitchen fights, and movie henchmen.
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You Cannot Kill David Arquette: A Fun Documentary About Redemption, Wrestling, and Fake Tans
I remember back in 2000 when the movie Ready to Rumble was being unleashed into theaters, and David Arquette became the WCW World Heavyweight Championship during the promotional push for the film. By winning the coveted championship, he joined the elite ranks of wrestlers such as Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Goldberg and Sting. The wrestling world was pissed off about it, wrestling fans were pissed off about it, and a year later, WCW folded into WWE, and the rest is history. To Arquette’s credit, when he won the championship, the WCW was losing viewers to the WWE, and they were doing everything they could to gain (or keep) viewers, and remain relevant. So, it’s not his fault that the WCW went under, he’s just been used as a scapegoat for it’s ending.
Jump roughly 19 years in the future, and Arquette is still hated by fans, and treated as a pariah by wrestlers who still don’t like him. That’s why at the age of 48, while recovering from an honest-to-goodness heart attack, he attempts a wrestling comeback by traveling to Mexico, taking part in “death matches,” and building a legit ring in his backyard. His quest for respect is genuinely inspiring as he loses 50 pounds, develops his wrestling persona and becomes a legitimate athlete who can fly around with the best of them. It’s as if one day he got tired of being an outcast (by partially his own fault), and decided to get right, and gain some respect – and I really respect that.
Directors Price James and David Darg do an excellent job of combining theatricality with a fly-on-the-wall aesthetic, and I love how Arquette wasn’t afraid to show himself fail, or fall back into old habits. There are moments in this documentary that will make you cringe (his first backyard wrestling match), and five minutes later make you smile (seeing his daughter’s proud reaction to his wrestling), which creates an exhausting and exhilarating experience. In the end, it’s really easy to cheer for Arquette, and you most certainly will, as he’s able to lay some demons to rest by gaining respect.
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is an excellent documentary, and I recommend it to anyone who loves a good comeback tale.
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Deep Blue Sea – The Podcast – Chapter 10: Hot Rod Wetsuits, Sliding Competitions, and Hangry Sharks
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Jay and Mark are joined by Heather Baxendale (@Heather_Kenobi – The MILFcast) to discuss “Whitlock’s Accident,” the 10th chapter of the Deep Blue Sea DVD. This is the chapter in which Jim Whitlock (Stellan Skarsgard) gets his arm bit off by an opportunistic shark (It’s amazing). In this episode, they discuss hangry sharks, scuba doctors, and hot rod wetsuits. Enjoy!
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The Movies, Films and Flix Podcast #304: Devil (2010), Jelly Toast and Movie Devils
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The MFF podcast is back, and this week we’re talking about the underappreciated 2010 film Devil. I love this film, and think it came out at the absolute worst time as producer M. Night Shyamalan was coming off of Lady in the Water, The Happening, and The Last Airbender. Critics and moviegoers were wary of the John Erick Dowdle (As Above, So Below, Quarantine) directed film, which resulted in mediocre reviews and less-than-stellar box office returns ($34 million).
That lack of interest is a shame because Devil is a neat little one-off film that features a claustrophobic vibe and singular story. The 52% Rotten Tomatoes rating is better than the standard horror film rating and it is light years ahead of the 25% average of Shyamalan’s prior three films. Devil features one of the coolest openings of recent memory and I loved the grey and off-kilter vibe it established. In this episode, we discuss jelly toast, movie devils and the Night Chronicles. Enjoy!
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The Movies, Films and Flix podcast #303: Young Guns II, Making People Famous, and a Blaze of Glory
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The MFF podcast is back, and this week we’re talking about the 1990 sequel Young Guns II. Directed by Geoff Murphy, and starring Emilio Estevez, Christian Slater, Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips, this fun sequel was a financial success and spawned a hit soundtrack that features the award-winning Jon Bon Jovi song Blaze of Glory (it’s wonderful). In this episode, we discuss making people famous, knife fights and EMILIO!!!!!!
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Deep Blue Sea – The Podcast – Chapter 9: The West Fin, Shark Coalitions, and Battle Sharks
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Jay and Mark are joined by Heather and Liz (of the Nerdy Bitches Podcast) to discuss “A Breakthrough,” the ninth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. In this episode, they discuss shark coalitions, science breakthroughs, and an all-shark adaptation of The West Wing. Enjoy!
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The MFF podcast is back, and this week we have a fun tournament involving 16 aquatic movie monsters. We really enjoyed our first aquatic sea beast tournament, so we compiled a new list of monsters, and declared a winner. In this episode, we discuss ancient sea beasts, blind sharks, and bog monsters. Enjoy!
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The Movies, Films and Flix Podcast #301: Detroit Rock City, Lin Shaye, and 1999 Movies
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The MFF podcast is back, and this week we brought in Chris Kelly (of the Classic American Movies podcast) to discuss the 1999 cult classic Detroit Rock City. Directed by Adam Rifkin, and starring James DeBello, Giuseppe Andrews, Sam Huntington and Edward Furlong, this road-trip comedy tells the story of four kids trying to attend an epic KISS concert in Detroit. In this episode, we discuss Lin Shaye, 1999 comedies, and cult classics. Enjoy!
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Deep Blue Sea – The Podcast – Chapter 8: Edward G. Sharkinson, Synchronized Attacks, and People Arbitrarily Turning Knobs
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Jay and Mark are joined by Sean Homrig (The Classic Horror Cast, The Columbo Confab – @HomrigSean) to discuss “Synchronized Attacks” the eighth chapter on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. The eighth chapter is loaded with material, as the sharks destroy surveillance cameras (which means they know what they are), swim backwards, and somehow an 8,000 pound shark guides itself onto a tiny landing platform after its been sedated (it’s insane). In this episode, they discuss computer acting, knob turning, and poop pots. Enjoy!
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