Bonehead Weekly

We interview the Director of The Stepfather 2, Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Whisper to a Scream! This the first part of our discussion of his career, his interests and how he became a Director. He tells us about his time at Full Moon and meeting Vincent Price.

This episode is our interview with Academy Award Winning Editor Paul Hirsch. Mr. Hirsch edited such films as Carrie, Star Wars, Ferris Beuller, Planes, Trains & Automobiles. We talk about his autobiography"A Long time Ago in Cutting Room Far, Far Away".

This time we discuss our favorite Disney Villains! Come in and hate our choices, IF YOU DARE!

This time we talk about our favorite Musical Films! Didn't see that one coming did ya'?!

Come with us as we take a walk down the memory lane of 1989. It's a year that we think was extremely important to Hollywood, film and pop culture!

This is episode is all about the original six Star Trek movies, especially the Odd number ones. We defend the odd number Star Trek films!

This episode is all about family friendly films for Halloween! PG or less! Enjoy and feel free to tell us how we suck or what we got wrong.

In this episode we talk about the best fake plague/virus movies/shows/books of all time! That's right, we're getting ill.... bad joke.

This episode we take on the best Heist Films of all time! WE LOVE CRIME!

This one is ALL about the NFL! Love NFL movies? We talk about them! Love NFL players who became movie and television stars? We talk about those as well! Check out our tribute to the NFL and the affect it has on Film and Television.

This episode is all about the TERRIBLE sequels we get sometimes to great movies! WHY?!?! Money is why. Never the less, we tell you about the worst culprits!

Bonehead Weekly is celebrating it's 100th episode by not having a set topic. I think this is one our best episodes actually and we hope you do too! There is even a James Lipton Q&A at the end!

Lets explore some of our favorite private eye films! We go from Raymond Chandler to Shane Black! Spade, Marlowe, Jennings, We Got them all!

We talk about the genius of John Hughes... it's about damn time.

We go through what we consider some of Peter Fonda's most important roles. Of course, we also make fun of each other, but that goes without saying. Fonda was one of the symbols for counter culture and a generation.

We talk to the Greer's and their fantastic staff about not only running Comic Conventions, but what it takes to run THREE Comic Book Stores! We drove to Ashland Kentucky to do this one in the home store and had a great day! PLEASE stay to the end of this one for a hilarious moment between James and Chad that I decided to keep AFTER the interview! Also Check out Fall Fest at Lexington Comic Con! Th...

We finally talk about Marvel! That billion dollar behemoth that just keeps financing Rat World.... We love them both, but click on this episode and enjoy our favorite Marvel characters!

We're joined by Katie Dennis Costume Designer! Watch/Listen to her teach the Boneheads about Costume Design, Theater and a host of other things they need to learn! The Boneheads are NOT worldly!

In this episode, the Boneheads Interview the Legendary Production Manager Robert Latham Brown! He worked on Return of the Jedi, Spaceballs, Temple of Doom, The Goonies, the Blues Brothers and The Thing just to name a few. Tune in, enjoy, subscribe and share!

This is the promo for our upcoming episode with the Production Manager, Mr. On Budget, Robert Latham Brown. Mel Brooks gave him that name by the way.

In this episode we talk about our favorite DC Superheroes and watch Joe roll his eyes!

This is the last episode of our four part series on the 90's cartoons that made us. We talk South Park, Daria, Beavis and Butthead just to name a few. WE PROMISE this is the last episode on 90's cartoons. Sorry Mick. :)

In this episode we talk about the cartoons of the 90's that could be enjoyed by children and adults!

This special episode is our interview with one of the most prolific directors! Leprechaun, Turkey Shoot! Tune in and check out this fantastic interview!

In this episode we talk about the "belly laugh" cartoons of the 90's. These cartoons were good for adults and kids!