NIACW 391 The Last Days on Mars
Not In a Creepy Way
Brothers J and Drew discuss sci-fi film “The Last Days on Mars.” Brother J didn’t realize what flavor of sci-fi movie it was but enjoyed it nonetheless.
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NIACW 390 Dirty Harry
Not In a Creepy Way
Brothers Drew and Eric talk about the 1971 iconic film Dirty Harry. Along the way they talk about Hellraiser, the Chowchilla kidnapping, Anthony Hopkins’s Odin, conveyor belts, 21 Bridges, and the French Connection. #DirtyHarry
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NIACW 389 Wonder Woman 1984
Not In a Creepy Way
The brothers start off 2021 with less than a bang: Wonder Woman 1984. It had so much potential yet fell so short.
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NIACW M08 Stanley Son of Theodore
Not In a Creepy Way
Due to technical issues, this episode is the music section of episode 34, all broken out for your convenience. It’s Brother J and Eric in old timey production
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NIACW 388 The Avengers
Not In a Creepy Way
Andersons Assemble! For the last of MCU’s Phase One, 2012’s The Avengers. Drew loves it, Eric likes it, and J was entertained but not overly impressed.
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NIACW 387 Shattered Glass
Not In a Creepy Way
This week we tackle another docudrama. Brothers Drew and Eric discuss Shattered Glass and journalism in general. Along the way they discuss Jack in the Box, Out of Sight, and old timey internet
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NIACW 386 The Trial of the Chicago 7
Not In a Creepy Way
Brothers J and Eric watch The Trial of the Chicago 7 and talk about history
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NIACW 385 Wonder Woman
Not In a Creepy Way
Brothers J and Drew veer into DC comics territory with 2017's Wonder Woman
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NIACW 384 Captain America the First Avenger
Not In a Creepy Way
Nearing the end of Phase One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe makes Drew very happy but Brother J needs convincing about the worth of Captain America, The First Avenger
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NIACW 383 The Lake Vampire
Not In a Creepy Way
Are you ready for a Venezuelan Spanish-Language vampire movie? Brothers Drew and Eric dive into The Lake Vampire.
info_outlineBrothers J and Eric discuss The Coldest Game, a film available for streaming on Netflix in the US. They agree it’s an entertaining film for what the filmmakers were trying to do… although what WERE they trying to do? Also: Bill Pullman. Wrong actor or poorly directed. Not to worry, J and E solve the issues in case anyone wants to take their notes while doing a remake.
With Drew in the literal wilderness this week, J and E go off on wild tangents including: Jeff Goldblum, the artist Vitas, Tibetan throat singing, the new Xbox and PlayStation, WKRP’s episode A Fish Story, the Japanese terrorist cult Aum Shinrikyo and it’s charismatic leader Shoko Asahara, the noise that drives Eric crazy when editing turns out not to be a pen but instead J’s mouse click, the podcast Bananas, the podcast Dumb People Town, Kurt Braunohler’s skywriting prank, Eric and Journey’s upcoming very special episode, the Arsheerio Paul show, John Serba’s decider.com review of The Coldest Game, Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman, and some talk about political books.
File length 1:43:06
File Size 75.9 MB
Theme by Jul Big Green via SongFinch
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