With Episode 104 of The Hodgepodge Podcast, Doug and Dirty A welcome back friends of the show author Matt King and comedian Jason Christ to rap about The Naked Gun films! Eventually the discussion devolves into a general discussion about the Zucker / Abrahams / Zucker films. Take a listen! Continue reading
This review was tough to write. A lot of anticipation has built up around Warner Brothers’ Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and not just the three years’ worth since the movie was announced at San Diego Comic Con. For decades, fans have been waiting to see the two most iconic superheroes on screen together. I saw it on an early screening and enjoyed it. Then, I saw all the negative reviews and thought, “Did we see the same movie?” So, I decided to wait until my second viewing to write my review and I’m glad I did, because while Dawn of Justice isn’t as terrible as some are making it out to be, it definitely has a lot of flaws. Continue reading
Doug‘s picked up another project – Doug’s Doodles! Head on over to his site to check them out! Continue reading
I have to be honest with you. I watch these Divergent films and I wonder how these books are so popular. Allegiant has some interesting sci-fi concepts in it, but it’s everything else that brings the production crashing to the ground. Continue reading
In Episode 13 of The Crossover Podcast, Doug and Matt delve into the latest (final?) trailer for Captain America: Civil War before turning their attention to the DC side of the street. They discuss the latest news on the animated Killing Joke film and then respond to a couple of Collider articles ranking the films of Superman and Batman. Continue reading
On Episode 103 of The Hodgepodge Podcast, Doug and Allen discuss the “spiritual sequel” to Cloverfield, 10 Cloverfield Lane. “Spiritual sequel” means one has nothing to do with the other. Before that, though, they discuss the new trailers for the Ghostbusters reboot and Captain America: Civil War. Continue reading
In 2008, J.J. Abrams produced the sci-fi/horror hit Cloverfield. Now, eight years later, Abrams brings us what he calls “a blood relative” to Cloverfield, 10 Cloverfield Lane. Continue reading
Three years ago, Gerard Butler starred in Olympus Has Fallen, a competent R-rated movie with a pedestrian script and balls-to-the-walls action. Its sequel, London Has Fallen, is all of that, just dumber. Continue reading
On Episode 12 of The Crossover Podcast, Doug and Matt talk about the big blockbusters headed your way over the next few months including Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Captain America: Civil War, (clearly, this was recorded before the final trailer for Cap 3 blew up the Internet). Then they turn their attention to the small screen and discuss the upcoming Season 2 of Daredevil on Netflix as well as the casting of Iron Fist. Finally, they discuss the dumpster fire that is the Gambit film as well as rumors that a certain classic Wolverine villain will show up in his next film. Continue reading
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