MOTORAMATHON

Writer/Actor/Filmmaker TYLER BEVERIDGE joins Frankie and Steve for a rousing discussion of seeing horror movies too young, THE SHINING's iconic dog/bear blowjob scene, and an investigation into whether or not someone is really hearing insidious music in their "relaxing" white noise rain. And, of course, they break down  MINUTE SEVENTY-NINE of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA , dire...

SG Egan returns to the podcast for one of our goofiest episodes ever. Frankie and Steve are talking Neil DeGrasse Tyson (I'm Neiling!), the Big Bopcorn, and more before Sabrina joins them for rats, Joker on the Titanic, and a whole bunch of Letterboxd reviews + strange reddit posts. Did we just slip into a parallel universe? And, of course, they break down  MINUTE SEVENTY-EIGHT of the 1991 not-qui...

Comedian ANNIE ELIZABETH joins Frankie & Steve on the pod this week to talk about KILL BILL, her stand-up career, toilets gold, broken, or otherwise, and weigh in on whether there's much difference if a cat happens to be a ghost. And, of course, they break down  MINUTE SEVENTY-SIX of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA , directed by Barry Shils, written by Joseph Minion and produc...

Screenwriter JOSEPH MINION , the visionary behind films including Martin Scorsese's AFTER HOURS, the Nicolas Cage starring VAMPIRE'S KISS, and of course, MOTORAMA, joins Frankie and Steve for a wide-ranging, deep dive interview covering where this film came from, how it got made, and what it's legacy is like 35+ years after its debut. And, of course, they break down  MINUTE SEVENTY-SIX of the 1991...

This week, CHRIS   MEROLA , director of the coming of age indie feature LEMONADE BLESSING , and the star of the film, JAKE RYAN (ASTEROID CITY, EIGHTH GRADE) join Frankie & Steve on the show to talk dreams, nightmares, growing up Catholic, making indie films and taking them on the road to film festivals. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SEVENTY-FIVE of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic m...

Physical media guru and podcast network boss RYAN VERRILL (The Disc-Connected) returns to talk with Frankie and Steve about OFFICE SPACE, questions they should have asked in every previous episode, and further developments on storylines for our MOTORAMA 2049 legacy sequel. Plus, Frankie caves and platforms a fat rat greedy for cornflakes, and they meet the world's biggest defender of Augustus Gloo...

The original plan for this week's episode was to run through a bunch of MOTORAMA Letterboxd reviews. That's very much not this episode. Instead, we talk about ReviewBrah for a bit. But our main Steve makes an offhand comment questioning why CLAYFACE wouldn't be set in the same universe as THE PENGUIN and THE BATMAN, and he triggers an unskippable cutscene as Frankie breaks down the recent history...

Venture Capitalist NICK AUTORE joins Frankie and Steve to talk about the Motorama Kill Count (we think it's 3!), play The Price is Right with items from the A24 Shop, and investigate the origin of the Chill Guy meme. Plus. Frankie's on vacation mode this week and that means Steve's going to work. And someone has a paranormal roommate that just wants to hang out. Everything's coming up Chill Guy (g...

Screenwriter TESSA DUKE returns to the podcast to talk Wilfred & Scooby-Doo, To Catch a Predator, Hilary Duff's "Don't Say Gay" PSA, and just what the hell happened to Gus since she was last on the show, for Minute 10. Plus, we dive into someone who thinks they're! seeing! too! many! exclamation! marks! And, of course, they break down MINUTE SEVENTY-TWO of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic mov...

Film critic, writer, and fellow MOTORAMA enthusiast COLLIN SOUTER joins Frankie and Steve to talk underrated Christmas movies like THE REF in honor of his podcast CHRISTMAS MOVIES ACTUALLY, , and he recommends an array of deep cut recommendations for Motorama fans, including pitches for potential future breakdown podcasts. Plus, Steve tells an incredible story about stepping in it. And, of course,...

Writer/Director Bryan 'Bubba' Perez joins Frankie and Steve for a riveting discussion of Boobahs both Russian and otherwise, Frankie has a bone to pick with Steve, and then they get served a cold dish of karma when they order a meal during the show and then it's agonizingly delayed until the end of the show. And they actually resist the seductive allure of Dan Hentschel's Blue Gentleman. And, of c...

Comedian Nina Dicker returns to the show as the first ever three-timer on a main episode. Steve's stuck in traffic, so Frankie and Nina get right into it, talking about whether or not magicians are good at sex, Nina brings up the beef between the clown communities of Los Angeles and Philly, and we go down a rabbit hole of Dan Hentschel videos. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-NINE of t...

Filmmaker, writer/director Ashley Gerckens joins Frankie and Steve to talk about beef Wellington, working for Gordon Ramsay, the Jackrabbit Slim's dancing scene from PULP FICTION, dating people with our same name, our ex's name, or our parents' name, and getting that coveted last letter of MOTORAMA. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-EIGHT of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTOR...

Friend of the pod Mike Lund (The Old SwitchAroo) returns to talk about everything that's gone down for Gus since Minute Twenty-Four, Frankie and Steve lead the show down a significant rabbit hole about clowns outside of comedic contexts, and we debate what's happening between minutes of movie, and whether or not Gus is now a murderer. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-SEVEN of the 1991...

This week, Miranda Romano returns to the show for her quarterly Bonus Episode. We've got some exciting news about the future of the podcast, and as a result we're trying to deliver a 'sampler plate' episode of the podcast - we're covering Motorama Letterboxd Reviews, we're covering posts from the weird/strange/paranormal corners of the Internet, we're getting deep into Yoshi lore and asking Mirand...

After a truly riveting discussion of haircuts, Frankie and Steve are joined by Jordan & Janie Ruttert to talk about their favorite minutes of movies, Poot Lovato, a potential bonus episode where we break down the Kesha Episode of Victorious, and we decide what everyone's Letterboxd four faves say about them. There's laughing, there's crying, there's musical chairs! And, of course, they break d...

In what is undoubtedly an Internet-breaking episode, Frankie and Steve are joined by JORDAN CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL, who stars in MOTORAMA as GUS, for a wide-ranging discussion of Motorama's past, present, and future. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-FIVE of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA, directed by Barry Shils, written by Joseph Minion and produced by Donald P. Borcher...

This week, actor GALEN HOWARD (Book of Boba Fett, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, A Blind Bargain) joins Frankie and Steve for a deep dive discussion into MOTORAMA, as our first guest to also own the film on DVD. And we're talking Yuppie Nightmares, Night Falcon, all the hits. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-FOUR of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA, directed by Barry Shils, writte...

This week, writer, director, cinematographer and actor RYAN MERCATANTE joins Frankie and Steve for a spirited discussion ranging from murder, children's television, car crashes, thunderstorm foley and more. Plus, Frankie disappears for a full 40 minutes. So, maybe you're into that. And, of course, they break down MINUTE SIXTY-THREE of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA, directed by B...

This week, the filmmaking duo MISSILE RANGE (MP Hayes, Brett Cornwell) join Frankie & Steve to talk Evangelion, the Before Trilogy, Godzilla and their new short film KNIFEMAN which makes its west coast premiere at Dances With Films in just a few weeks. Plus, we have a heartwarming moment of connection from the posters of /r/strange, and Peter Griffin's impeccable comic timing. And, of course, they...

This week, filmmaker AUTUMN PALEN returns to talk to Frankie & Steve about how her new absurdist coming-of-age film BREAKFAST AT BERGHAIN compares to MOTORAMA. Plus, they pay respects to the late, great, Harambe on the 10th anniversary of his death and determine whether or not the idea of a gorilla shooting heroin is inherently funny. Plus, Frankie and Steve agree on some rules for the Cheetah Roo...

This week, writer/comedian/host extraordinaire JAY LIGHT joins Frankie & Steve to talk SPRING BREAKERS, Harmony Korine vs Gaspar Noe, Justin Theroux's six degress of separation from Elon University, and more. Plus, Steve prepares a list of characters to potentially take over as co-host. And, of course, they finally cross the hour mark and break down MINUTE SIXTY of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classi...

This week, writer/director DIMA BARCH joins Frankie & Steve to talk about his horror shorts, DEAD END and THE POWER OF THE STRIKE, plus they talk about tough mudders, IT FOLLOWS, pig-mobiles and more! And, of course, they break down MINUTE FIFTY-NINE of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA, directed by Barry Shils, written by Joseph Minion and produced by Donald P. Borchers, (who calle...

This week, documentary producer Luke VandenBerg and Chucky Chestnut, the subject of Luke's new doc RIDE: THE CHUCKY CHESTNUT STORY, join Frankie and Steve to talk about the world of competitive hobby-horse racing, no judgement talent shows, and getting matching pizza tattoos with the Ninja Turtles, Master Splinter, Casey Jones, and April O'Neil. And, of course, they break down MINUTE FIFTY-EIGHT o...

This week, Dan Ayers, drummer for the band EARTHER, returns to the show to talk to Frankie and Steve about Justin Long and Frankie gets a call from corporate telling them it's time to bust out the sound board. Plus they investigate a story about a comedian being "unjustly" heckled at an open mic. And, of course, they break down MINUTE FIFTY-SEVEN of the 1991 not-quite-a-cult-classic movie MOTORAMA...