GoodTrash GenreCast

It is fan appreciation month! We start the month off by honoring the very first request we ever got: Tucker and Dale vs Evil. We talk police, destiny, and 9/11. The game has us looking at misunderstood characters. And finally, we honor the late, great Leonard Nimoy.  The Rabbit HoleFor more on This American Life, follow this  link . Dalton specifically references Episodes 547 and 548. Go check tha...

This week we round up the usual suspects as we talk 1942 Best Picture Winner Casablanca. We also talk about movies that should have won Oscars, and Dalton sells our soul to Lootcrate. So, get ready for a good time with GoodTrash. The Rabbit HoleFor more GoodTrash that we mentioned on the show, here are links to our  12 Angry Men  show and our  Raiders of the Lost Ark  show. Go give those a listen...

Here's the promised interview episode from the Southwest Pop Culture/American Culture Association Conference in Albuqerque, New Mexico. Our first interview is with Charlie Perdue, acquisition editor at McFarland and Co Publishers, Inc. www.mcfarlandbooks.com The Norman Lear Book Mentioned by Charlie The Sitcoms of Norman Lear Our second interview is with Elizabeth Anne Collins in which she discuss...

Anti-Trash continues with the 1977 Best Picture winner: Woody Allen's Annie Hall. We also discuss out favorite onscreen couples and as always, we talk about pop culture.  Further Readings Coining the term "Manic Pixie Dream Girl":  Rabin, Nathan. "The Bataan Death March." A.V. Club. 2007.   Rabin apologizes for coining the term: Rabin, Nathan. "I'm sorry for coining the term..."  Salon. 2014. More...

NOTE: Sorry for uploading the Raw Record file. That has been repaired with the real deal, finely edited wonder that is GTGC. Thanks for you patience and we hope nobody was scarred. Dear Listener, we continue Anti-Trash February by trying to find out if Blue truly is the warmest color? Also, we talk about our favorite foreign films. 

It's February dear Listener, and that means two things: romance and self-gratifying awards shows! That's right, we're back with another dose of Anti-Trash and this time we get romantic. We kick things off with Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love and talk about our favorite "Actors out of Water", also, Alex informs us of her new passion in life... What a RUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHH!

Ladies and Gentlemen, we stand up to the terrorists and check out the controversial Interview starring James Franco and Seth Rogen. We also look back at our top movies from 2015.

Thanks to 500 electric eels, the podcast...well....it's alive....IT'S ALIVE!!!

On our trip to Midian we have whittled down an army of analyses to the best four as we tackle Clive Barker's Nightbreed.

It's more Ahhhhnold with his modern day Western (ahem) vehicle, The Last Stand.

We gather around and look back at the movies we watched for GTGC in 2014 and hand out some awards - including dropping the Hebrew Hammer on the worst film that we watched and finishing by putting the best of the best on the platinum shelf.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we kick the rules out the door as we talk about the one thing that we're never supposed to talk about. That's right, we get into all sorts of analysis as we talk 1999's Fight Club and look back at our favorite host arguments.

We find a dusty old microphone in an empty airplane hangar which Dalton mistakes for a vacuum cleaner. We then record this week's good trash and talk about Disney's The Rocketeer and highlight our most inspired or inspiring analytical contributions to Good Trash over the past 100+ episodes.

We go to the silly place of Camelot and discuss Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This week's game: funniest GTGC moments.

We're keeping it weird in our 100th episode with David Lynch's Mulholland Dr. 

We break down HBO's The Wire, because this is America.

Hopefully you won't want to be in solitary confinement after listening to our analysis of Orange is the New Black

We get academic discussing UPN/CW's Veronica Mars

It's television and politics in this episode as we serve up tri-partisan analysis

We open up the throttle on some cutting analysis

This week, the Shocktober Marathon begins to draw to an end with a look at Adam Wingard's You're Next. Kirsten Therkelson joins us in the studio to help dissect the horror-satire. The whole crew reacts favorably towards the movie, and so should you! Kirsten discusses her difficulties in coming up with an analysis. She first mentions class warfare which is prevalent within the film. She then moves...

A GTGC first! We do a live show at the Paramount OKC in which we screened Nick Sanford's film Tempus Fugit before we recorded. We have an interview with Mr Sanford as well as the film's lead, Adam Hampton and then we do what we always do and bring the thunder with our analyses.

Find out the rules for good film analysis in this week's road trip into Zombieland

Justice served very cold as we recorded this show a couple of months ago. Listen as we bring analysis to Sidney Lumet's 12 Angry Men.

With guest host @kranstin we go on a hunt for the Blair Witch