See You Next Wednesday

This week Dan and Casey join forces with Justice League while Greg takes a trip to Pottersville.

Then we discuss Ringo Starr's latest effort, Give More Love.

All this and more!

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Hey everyone! Just a quick update regarding the lack of an episode today!

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This week on the podcast, Casey and Greg won the Film Roullette roll and watched their picks for the week: the former caught the social-media dark-comedy Ingrid Goes West, while the latter watched the dark and disturbing thriller Wind River. Meanwhile, Dan raised the woof and watched the bizarrely fascinating Air Bud Presents picture Pup Star: Better 2 Gether.

All of this, plus a review of Allman & Woman's album Two The Hard Way, a discussion of movie news and things we've been watching, and so much more!

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This week on the podcast, Casey is out of town and so Dan and Greg hold down the fort in his absence by checking out Thor Ragnarok and Robert respectively.

Is the former as big a home-run for the MCU as we have all expected? How does the comedy layer-into the superhero-action? Does a blue rock steal the whole show? Dan will let you know.

Then, Greg checks back in with the director of "Amittyville" Asylum with the first of apparently many Robert the Doll horror films, called - as you may expect - Robert. Does the lackluster direction and acting entertain as much as previous pictures from the director?

And does anyone mispronounce the most important word in the title / script? Greg finds out! Plus, we listen to some awful music from Robert Plant.

Finally, before any of this, Dan and Greg dive into the news about Disney potentially purchasing 20th Century Fox. Also, we discuss movies such as Good Time and Antonio Banderas' action-movie output, dive into some Great British Bake Off, and so much more!

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This week, on our day-after-Halloween special, we dive back into the world of Stephen King off the top of the episode as we look at The Dark Tower and circle-back on Gerald's Game. Then, we discuss a number of horror movies that you can watch - even in the hangover of Halloween - and other movies and television shows we have been watching and enjoying this week. Does Casey like Stranger Things Season 2? You will find out!

In Film Roulette, Dan watched the feature-debut for director Amber Tamblyn, starring Alia Shawkat and Janet McTeer - an adaptation of the Janet Fitch novel of the same name. Also, speaking of circling-back, Casey got to check out IT - which Greg and Dan previously reviewed - and he weighs in. Finally, Greg saw the low-budget American horror film HACK-O-LANTERN - directed by Indian-born Jag Mundhra - of Open House and Night Eyes. How many strippers appear in this movie randomly? Will there be multiple music-video diversions? And will somebody please get their head cut off by a pitchfork??!! Greg will let you know.

All of this, plus a punishment album review, and much more.

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This week Dan got scuuurrrrred by Boo 2! A Madea Halloween while Casey and Greg got confused by Amityville: Asylum.

Then we check out Ganksta NIP's The South Park Psycho.

All this and more!

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On our latest episode of See You Next Wednesday, Greg and Casey picked their own movies for Film Roulette! Greg head out to the theaters to check out a brand-new horror flick - Happy Death Day! Does this slick, comedic time-loop horror live up to the high expectations of its October release? Greg has your answer!

Then, Casey boots up Netflix and watches The Meyerowitz Stories - is Adam Sandler's performance really Oscar worthy? He'll let you know, before Dan sighs uncontrollably and watches the non-MST3K version of 1995's Werewolf - a thoroughly boring werewolf movie with the most unambitious title ever. 

Finally, they all light-up and get Stoney with Post Malone. 

Before any of that, we discuss the movies we've been watching as well as some horror picks for October, Nick Kroll's Big Mouth, and so much more.

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This week on our brand-new episode of the podcast, Casey couldn't make it so Dan & Greg head to the theaters to check out Blade Runner 2049. Does this new sci-fi film hold up to the huge shadow cast by the original film? Was making a sequel a good idea after all? We find out, before Greg shoots off into space with Coolio and a vampire for Dracula 3000. Finally, we discuss some Blandiana (that's bland Canadiana) with the new Shawn Mendeds album.

All this, plus tons of horror movie reviews, a quick check in with some trailers and much more! Get into it!

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This week Dan and Greg get in a spot of trouble with Kingsman: The Golden Circle while Casey gets a spell of boredom cast on him by Voodoo.Then we discuss Vanilla Ice's album, WTF (that's the album's title and, coincidentally, our review of it).All this and more!

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Hello! This week on the podcast, scheduling issues arose and so Casey and Dan sit down to talk about the latest in movie news, review some television and films, plus so much more. Greg will be back next week, and we will discuss Kingsman: The Golden Circle and Voodo then!For now, we dive into Darren Aronofsky wanting to turn mother! into an Opera, news of the latest Terminator film, the status of Nicholas Winding Refn's Maniac Cop remake project, and we get into the state of the film community as well. Plus, we watched the first episode of The Good Place Season 2, the first episode of Fox's new comedy Ghosted, saw more ghosts with the film A Ghost Story, get very bleak with a British drama called SCUM, and so much more.Hope you enjoy it!

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