1000 Wives of Weird

Our special guest is back! And this time she brought with her the late '80s, Richard Dreyfuss feel-good comedy about going to the horse track Let it Ride. We don't let her talk enough. Billy didn't like the movie! Brad and Guest recount their own adventures at the track! JOIN US!

Join dem boys as they talk about the 2019 film Vivarium starring Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg. In it, a couple are trapped in a strange housing development and given a child to raise. Meanwhile, Brad and Billy, AKA the Property Brothers, sell each other houses. Brad shouts at a cat and Billy has a bunch of ideas for a better movie.

Join dem boys as they discuss Uganda's first action movie: Who Killed Captain Alex?

Billy keeps sniffing into the mic. Stop sniffing into the mic, Billy! Dem boys are trying to talk about the magnificent 1988 picture from Ken Russell: The Lair of the White Worm.

Greeting, true believers! We dive back into the Marvel Age of Podcasting with the infamous Fantastic Four movie produced by Roger Corman. It's a confusing, terrible mess that Billy loves so much the episode had to be cut down from three hours. Of course, Stan Lee stops by.

Our most accessible episode yet! Come listen to use give our predictions for the 2021 Oscars.

This week, dem boys are talking about the overlooked and underloved 2020 film: Horse Girl. Directed by Jeff Baena, co-written by Baena and Alison Brie, and staring Brie. It's the story of a socially awkward young woman who has some. . .issues. Meanwhile, Billy is given the Jon Arbuckle test and Brad reveals another one of his childhood crushes.

Dem boys talks about Lars von Trier's "Antichrist." When a couple loses their child, they go to the woods for some therapy. Things do not go well. Brad says actress Charlotte Gainsbourg's name wrong a bunch and gets Billy to do it too.

This week, the Frank Henenlotter debut "Basket Case" is discussed. It's the classic story of a young man, his former-conjoined twin whom he keeps in a basket, and their quest for revenge on the doctors who separated them. Meanwhile, Brad comes up with an efficient way to harvest pizza and Billy meets Belial, the star of today's movie.

LIVE FROM AN INDOOR SWIMMING POOL Not really, but it is extremely echo-y for this episode where we discuss Joe Versus the Volcano with our special guest, Spring! Not the season, like a metaphor for the changing season, but our literal, human friend, Spring. What do you do when you're diagnosed with a brain cloud? Well, if you're Joe, you decide to jump in a volcano. We have a great time discussing...

This week, the guys talk about the StarKid musical horror-comedy The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals. When a meteor hits the town of Hatchetfield, it brings with it an alien force that wants to make everyone sing and dance. Also in this episode: Billy goes through a Choose Your Own Adventure, Brad reveals his prejudices and calls out one of the Star Kid cast members, and would you cry if Sir Paul McC...

We're back! This week, dem boys discuss the French arthouse comedy by Quentin Dupieux, Deerskin. From the same director as Rubber, about the killer tire, and Wrong, Deerskin is an insane tale about a man who becomes obsessed with a deerskin jacket. Brad and Billy offer a lot of analysis to what this enigmatic and hilarious film could mean. Billy argues with a deer and Brad schemes how to blackmail...

A Christmas episode about Christmas episodes?! Do the laws of science even allow such a thing? I guess they do, because here it is. Dem boys discuss TWO TV Christmas episodes. The blackface strangeness of Bewitched's "Sisters at Heart" and the terror of "Seasons of Belief" from Tales From the Darkside. There's singing, there's mayhem, and, again, the blackface. But wait till you hear the backstory...

In this episode, dem boys discuss the Bruceploitation movie "The Clones of Bruce Lee." What's better than one dead Bruce Lee? Three living clones created by a karaoke scientist! Listen to find out just how boring three Bruce Lee clones can be.

It's a massive, over long episode as dem boys talk about one of Brad's all-time favorite bad movies: The Lifetime Original film Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life. It's a story of addiction to internet pornography and how it has the destructive power of a fire tornado. Brad questions Billy about life on the compound and Billy counsels some historical figures on pornography addiction.

Uh oh, something went wrong! This episode has no end. It stops mid-sentence. This is like a creepy found footage thing. What sudden tragedy overtook Billy and Brad that caused this curious happening? We may never know. Also, they talk about the 1934 movie Maniac!

What do you get when you cross Muhammad Ali, Frank Sinatra, Ossie Davis, and a burning desire to protect the teeth of America's children? You get The Adventures of Ali and His Gang vs. Mr. Tooth Decay. It's a 1976 novelty album starring The Greatest, Muhammad Ali. It's nuts. And luckily Brad found and Oregon Trail-esque computer game that creates a similar scenario and forces Billy to play it.

Billy forgot hit notes and he's supposed to be running the episode! What a disaster. Oh well. Brad puts Elvis' karate ability on trial and Billy might not survive movie court.

This week, dem boys watch the last great thing John Carpenter did: Cigarette Burns. Would you watch a movie that drives you insane? The guys discuss. Also, Brad bought an angel and Billy isn't impressed.

Billy was traumatized by this week's movie, so dem boys put on their robes and have a sharing circle. To help him cope, Brad guilts Billy into patronizing his new brothel. Sorry the sound is kind of all over the place.

Sorry, chucklehounds, this episode is light on laughs, but heavy on info about the cult classic Repo Man directed by Alex Cox and released in 1984. Brad tests Billy's repo man capabilities and Billy somehow brings up Harry Potter.

Billy and Brad talk about Antrum: The Deadliest Movie Ever Made which supposedly causes whoever watches it to die. RIP Brad and Billy. While dead, they share with each other their favorite cursed films.

The guys sit down and discuss the delightful romp that is George Romero's Martin, a different take on the average vampire movie. Brad and Billy pitch ideas for a Martin and Kuda TV show, a Bazooka Joe-based thriller, and discuss Tom Savini's war crimes.

The boys watch the long forgotten, one-of-a-kind horror show called Meet the Hollowheads. Everyone's a little low energy.

Dem boys talk about the Brian Yuzna-helmed HP Lovecraft horror anthology film Necronomicon: Book of the Dead. HP Lovecraft himself drops by for awhile to talk about childhood trauma.