High on Hollywood

Clint and Austin get scheduled for the graveyard shift! Thankfully, they brought plenty of joints for their smoke breaks. Oh, and a discussion that starts with Ralph S. Singelton's "Graveyard Shift" (1990) and ends with us pondering the validity of rat-bats vs. bat-rats... only time will tell which is the correct designation. (Photo by freestocks on Unsplash)

That's right folks, we have come to the end of the Dollars trilogy. Mr. Eastwood has saddled up his horse, and he is riding off into the sunset. Goodbye Westerns. Hello Horror Month

Here we are yet again, cowpokes, with a new and exciting episode of High on Hollywood. For A Few Sativa More, Austin and Clint with examining how the masculine identity is formed through the gender role of cowboys and anti-heroes. So much much! Featuring music byEnnio Morricone

The Man With No Name is the hardest man to keep down, except when you smoke a fat bowl of his majesties Royal Highness with the boyz. Then he is right on his ass reminiscing about how the west was won. Yeah, that sounds like a good way to tell you that Austin and Clint got high and watched A Fistful of Dollars

That's right folks. It's Joker time! Clint finally sat down towatch it and, surprise surprise, you are going to have to listen to the episode to find out what he thinks. Because that's life and we are all crazy like that.

Closing our talk on Chris Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy, Austin and Clint are divided with on their criticisms of the Dark Knight Rises. Austin sees ''s the text as a single-handed meta-narrative on the legacy of The Batman, where Clint is completely bored of the comic-book narrative altogether. Follow us on Twitter @highonhollywoo1 or @cfleury315 or @afritastic27

The duality of right and wrong is only justifiable by the individual, or so it seems in Austin, Clint's, and special guest, The Great Shawninski's, interpretation of Christain Bales's vocal choices in 2008's The Dark Knight. It's a short, but sweet episode of High on Hollywood.

And we are back! After the brief hiatus, the dynamic duo is out for justice!

For this week's episode, Austin and Clint are throwing you into the way back machine. Here is a special pre-recorded pod on Clive Barker's Hellraiser.

Clint and Austin travel back to 1974 to interview Brian De Palma about directing "Phantom of the Paradise", only for Austin to trip and land head-first in a record press. Returning to the present, Austin receives reconstructive facial surgery... but was it all worth it? Writing tips, updates on our lives and our own writing, plus some pretty intriguing revelations about the film ensue!

Clint and Austin suffer technical difficulties. All the while, a young, disfigured genius from Paris listens to their podcast and tracks them down. Could the young man be the one responsible for the technical difficulties - operating from the shadows?! Who is Ralph?! These answers and more... if you'd just come get a little High on Hollywood with us.

Clint and Austin wind up embroiled in a Thermian conspiracy. Austin is reminded that Tony Shaloub somehow got away with playing an Asian American on-screen. A defence of Tim Allen's range ensues. Follow us on Facebooks: @highonhollywoodtbay

After getting sucked into a black hole, Spock, Austin, and Clint find themselves marooned on an ice planet. They find shelter in a nearby cave and start a fire using some of Austin's hair. to distract from the awful smell filling the cave, the trio get high on Klingon weed and discuss the pros and cons of alternate realities. Warning: there will be a rant.

The time has come to move onto the next generation. Austin and Clint get high with Jean-Luc and discuss the mysteries of time. A very evil Malcolm McDowell appears. Hilarity ensues. Special guest appearance by Captain James T. Kirk as "Man under Bridge."

In this week's episode, Austin and Clint reach out beyond our solar system to uncover the secret identities of V'ger, Kris, Spook, Bones, and, yes, the Koala. Step aside Deckard, Krik got this shit lit, and it's time for High on Hollywood. Artwork by 1darthvader https://www.deviantart.com/1darthvader/art/Star-Trek-The-Motion-Picture-148701638

Clint and Austin reminisce about a time when Freddy Krueger was the pop culture icon of the century. Austin pitches Nightmare 8 and Clint questions which deaths were the best across Nightmare's 4, 5, and 6. After a lengthy discussion, perhaps our heroes have finally rid themselves of the cursed Dream Demon... at least for now. Freddy's dead, after all!

A wrong turn in Springwood, Indiana leads Austin and Clint down Elm Street, where they reminisce about Freddy Krueger's first three attempts to subdue and murder his "beloved" children. Meanwhile, the boys also find their faces up on YouTube for the first time ever. Welcome to primetime, bitches!

In this week's episode of High on Hollywood, Austin and Clint continue their discussion on Horror Noire and the secret life of bee stings. We talk slashers flicks and problematic endings. Don't look into the mirror; listen to the podcast instead. Find High on Hollywood on Facebook: @highonhollywoodtbay Email us your suggestions (please): highonhollywoodtbay@gmail.com

On this week's episode, Austin and Clint make their way into the underground in search of their Tethered selves. Trigger Warning: High on Hollywood gets political.

This week Austin and I are talking about the themes of phallic imagery, incest, and agency in Kenneth Branagh's Frankenstein. The poster art copyright belongs to the distributor of the film, TriStar Pictures.

A reckless group of teens who think they're living in a horror movie. A couple of dimwitted, hapless Canadian hillbillies trying to live a placid existence. What could possibly go wrong when the two parties collide? Meanwhile, Clint and I get lost in the woods trying to find a nearby grow-op. I uploaded this episode on a laptop I constructed of twigs, and a dead guy we found who had a laptop on hi...

Clint and Austin return from a viewing of "Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey", which spirals into a discussion of the wider DCEU. Under the influence, hilarity and emancipation ensue... Thumbnail is fanart by Dominic Bustamante.