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The GORE Podcast takeover continues with Monica, Fae and Wesley here once again to talk about a horror movie. It's Anthology week, as is our tradition. This year's anthology is Body Bags from 1993. Created by John Carpenter, who directed two of the three segments, with Tobe Hooper directing the third. Originally was going to be a series on Showtime, it boasts a cast of horror legends, and some spo...

It's the start of Spooktober, and that means the GORE Podcast takes over the show. Monica, Wesley and Fae join Travis to do what they do best, talk about Horror. Starting this year off is 2018's Malevolent, starring Florence Pugh. Two American paranormal investigators living in Scotland are scamming people with their fake "cleansings", but is Angela starting to actually see spirits? And what happe...

This week, Travis is joined by Jared Spears of the podcast Concessions: Consider the Bigger Picture to talk about the 1995 Jean-Claude Van Damme flick, Sudden Death. Often called "Die Hard in a Hockey Arena", and directed by Peter Hyams, is this just a knock off of Die Hard? Or does it do some things of it's own that are worth while? And just why is it so dark? Let's find out... Check out Concessi...

Drew Burriss of The More You Nerd is back on the show to talk about the 1997 Paul Verhoeven film Starship Troopers. Travis had never seen it before, so it's time to fix that. Based on the book by Robert Heinlein, it's a look at a distopian future where humans are at war with Arachnids in a fight for survival. Or is it a satirical takedown of an overly militaristic and fascist society? And is the C...

This week, Travis is joined by Seth Goldstein of The Entrepreneur's Enigma podcast to talk about Keeping the Faith (2000). Travis had never seen this one before. It's a Romantic Comedy about a Priest, a Rabbi, and a girl. Yeah, it sounds like the set up to a bad joke, but is that what the movie is? Or do Ben Stiller, Edward Norton, and Jenna Elfman bring something more to this? Let's find out... C...

Travis is back in the studio this week, home from Dragon Con, and he is joined by Austin and Phil Rood of The Picture Show (with Austin and Phil Rood) to talk about all three of them watching Citizen Kane for the first time ever. Widely proclaimed to be one of the best and most influenctial films ever made, it is the first feature film for Writer/Director/Producer/Actor Orson Welles. So, does it l...

Recorded live at Dragon Con 2025. Travis is joined by Calvin and Jackson of Uploads of Fun to talk about their first time watching The Sandlot. So how does a 30+ year old movie that's set in the 1960s land for a couple of teenagers? Did they enjoy the coming of age story? Was it still funny to them? Or was it just a boring old movie? Let's find out... Find the boys and their comedy videos with the...

Wrapping up Cage-A-Palooza 2025, Preston is back on the show to talk about 2007's Next. Based on a Philip K Dick novella, Nic Cage is a man who can see 2 minutes in to the future. He's racing to find a woman he had a vision of (more than 2 minutes in to his future) while the FBI is on his tail to get him to assist in find a nuclear bomb that is going to go off soon. So, is this some Sci Fi fun wit...

We're still in the thick of Cage-A-Palooza 2025, and this week Jay Funktastic is back on the show to talk about the 2013 movie, The Frozen Ground. Nicolas Cage is a state trooper trying to solve the case and prove that Robert Hansen (John Cusack) is behind the disappearnce of several women over the past decade, it also stars Vanessa Hudgens in a scene stealing performance. Based on real events, is...

We are rolling on with Cage-A-Palooza 2025, and this time, we're heading back towards the beginning. Jonathan Newport is back to chat with Travis about one of the early films in Nicolas Cage's career. In fact, it's the first one where he was credited as Nicolas Cage. It's Valley Girl from 1983. So, how does this hold up 40+ years later? And is it just a weaker version of Romeo and Juliet? or does...

Cage-A-Palooza 2025 rolls on with Adam Mock returning to the show to talk about 2023's Dream Scenario. Nicolas Cage plays Paul, a professor at a local college who is popping up in people's dreams, just kind of standing there. But when his celebrity from this phoenomenon starts to become too much, things take a dark turn. So, is this Nicolas Cage getting weird for the sake of weird, or does the mov...

We are kicking off Cage-A-Palooza 2025 with a movie that is not only Nicolas Cage, but also David Lynch. That's right, those two worked together once, and the result was 1990's Wild at Heart. Cage plays Sailor, fresh out of jail and on a cross country road trip with his girlfriend Lula (played by Laura Dern). It has Lynch surrealism, and Cage craziness. But are these two great tastes that taste gr...

This week, Brian Ibbott is back on the show to chat with Travis about the 1994 Comedy PCU. Starring Jeremy Piven, Jon Favreau, Megan Ward, Jessica Walter and David Spade. It centers around a high school senios (pre-frosh) visiting Port Chester University where he meets James 'Droz' Andrews and the crew from a house known as The Pit. They need to raise $7k or lose their house to Rand and his preppy...

This week, Travis is joined by Dr Niki Ackermans to talk about the 2001 period rom-com action jousting movie, A Knight's Tale. Starring Heath Ledger, Shannyn Sossamon, and Rufus Sewell. Also in the movie are Paul Bettany, Alan Tudyk, Mark Addy and Laura Fraser. It's the story of a peasent squire who fakes being a knight to chase the glory of tournament jousting. It's over the top, silly, and anach...

This week, Travis is joined by Nicole Spagnuoloto talk about the 1997 Sci Fi movie, Gattaca. Starring Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, and Uma Therman, it's the story of an "Invalid" named Vincent, and how he tries to improve his station in life with the help of Jerome, a genetically engineered man who has all the tools, but none of the desire. Written and Directed by Andrew Niccol, is this the great film t...

This week, Travis is joined by John, aka Devo, to talk about the 1986 mystery The Name of the Rose. Starring Sean Connery, Christian Slater, F. Murray Abraham, and Michael Lonsdale. Based on the novel by Umberto Eco, two Franciscan Friars arrive at a remote abby in the north of Italy to investigate the death of one of the monks ahead of a debate with an envoy of the Pope. But when more monks end u...

This week, Travis is joined by Tim Lowe to talk about the 2016 film The Accountant. Starring Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal, with JK Simmons, John Lithgow, Jean Smart, Cynthia Addai-Robinson and Jeffrey Tambor. Travis hadn't seen this one before, but it was apparently well liked enough to get a sequel this year. So, is this one worth watching? Or is it just another generic action movie about a seemi...

Continuing Travis's Wes Anderson education, Amy Frost and Phil Keating are back this week to talk bout 2014's The Grand Budapest Hotel. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Tony Ravoloni, and a host of others, it's as Wes Anderson as Wes Anderson movies can get. But, is it really as good as people claim it to be? Or is it just pretentious, art house fodder. And how emotionally devistating is it? Let's find out...

Dr. Gerry Tolbert is back to chat with Travis this week. He wanted to watch the 1991 film, Highlander II: The Quickening as he avoided it for all this time because he was told it was bad. Like, really bad. Well, the version they watched was "better", but was it really any good? Or is the movie as bad as everyone says it is? Let's find out... Head over the https://www.frogpants.com/medical for the...

This week, Nizzbit returns and he brought the 2019 South Korean film Parasite from writer/director Bong Joon Ho. This won the Academy Award for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Screenplay, so does it live up to the hype? Travis has seen other films from Bong Joon Ho, how does it stack up? Let's find out... Find Nizzbit at on Bluesky and Discord as @Nizzbit Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@ The...

This week, Hammond Chamberlin is back, and he brought an early 2000s action movie to the podcast. China Strike Force was released in 2000, starring Aaron Kwok, Mark Dacascos and Coolio. So, does this one belong in the conversation with other Hip Hop/Kung Fu crossovers like Cradle 2 the Grave or Romeo Must Die, or is it just some low budget schlock? And how good is the stunt work? Let's find out......

This week, Travis is joined by Jo to talk about the 2000 black comedy and psychological thriller, American Psycho. Based on the novel by Brett Easton Ellis, starring Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman. Travis saw this back in 2000, but hasn't seen it since. Jo just watched it for the first time. So, is it worthy of the cult classic status it has garnered over the past 25 years, or is it liked for a...

This week, Ryan Estrada is back to chat with Travis about the 1999 Comic Book movie, Mystery Men. Based (loosely) on the Flaming Carrot comic, it stars Ben Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, Hank Azaria and William H Macy as wanna be super heroes in Champion City. When Captain Amazing goes missing shortly after his arch nemesis Cassanova Frankenstein gets out of prison, who will rescue him, and save the c...

LIVE from TMS Vegas 2025!! Travis is joined by Stephen of Those Were the Days to talk about the 2006 Action/Drama/Comedy/Insanity that is Smokin’ Aces. We’re in Las Vegas, so of course, a mobster/hitman/action movie is on the menu. Stephen had never seen this one before. And neither had most of the live audience. So, did he enjoy it, or was it just too much going on at once? Let’s find out… Stephe...

This week, Travis is joined by Alex, Jenna and Tim of The Horse Girls Podcast to talk about a horse movie that Travis has never seen before. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron is a 2002 animated feature from Dreamworks Animation about a wild horse, who's captured but never broken, as he tries to return to his herd. Featuring the voices of Matt Damon and James Cromwell, and music from Bryan Adams. So...