POD IS DEAD

Originally recorded September 2024. No children were harmed in the making of this episode. We talk about how children's media got scrubbed and sanitized for a modern audience which is why we can't have nice things anymore.

After a long hiatus surfing the web for the meaning of life we're back, and boy do we have an appropriately titled movie for you.

A very merry belated episode about end of the world movies -- 2012, Melancholia, and the recently released Greenland.

We talk about the Hulu immigration horror extravaganza Beneath Us which turns into a whole a** m*****f****** conversation about the state of decay and cruelty of the United States, the Greatest Country in the World™

In which we dredge up fun memories of families and living situations for a good time to be had by all

The Intruder (2019) is a movie about rockin' bod Quaid giving us Something to Talk About other than The Intruder which wouldn't even give a Dog Purpose, like a Surfer with no Soul. So get on our Frequency, you're in Good Company with us on Any Given Sunday At Any Price. Guest appearance by the ghost of Randy Quaid

Rachel takes the lead on this episode where we look back at some movies that made us laugh, cry, and stare in confusion. Guest starring podcast regular Edgar

Let me know at @pod_dead on twitter for references on the soundbytes, if you're so inclined  

Oh I forgot to mention the Crazies (2010) https://www.vulture.com/2020/03/best-pandemic-movies-on-netflix-hulu-prime-and-more.html

Ok it's been a month I get it but you don't understand how unmotivated we are plus there's a pandemic going on and we had to stock up on toilet water. We talk female empowerment movies during women's history month, and also why Ewan McGregor is such a great mixed martial artist

There's so many dumb, illogical things we do as stupid human beings, we had to talk about at least some of them.

Brendan watches Dolittle (2020) and is forever changed. Rachel tries giving some comfort to this sad mess of a man, as he breaks down trying to explain this nightmare.

We talk about our own depression and anxiety, and how it's really just god hugging our brains a little tighter. This episode contains darkness. Proceed at your own peril.

We saw the movie CATS and there are some things we need to talk about.

Brendan and Rachel introduce themselves, completely incoherently. Things go off the rails from there.