Booze, Bros, and BS Podcast

The Booze Bros dove headfirst into a 16mm neon-drenched, blood-soaked, drug-fueled fever dream nightmare from Joe Begos, presented by Eli Roth. Chaos follows immediately: random Sublime sing-alongs break out, Ben rolls with the CLIT (Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back reference locked and loaded*), and the whole watch-along derails in classic Booze Bros fashion. Crack a cold one and brace yourself. Fo...

Grab your popcorn and crank up the AC/DC — the Booze Bros are taking on Maximum Overdrive! In this wild watch-along, they crack jokes through Stephen King’s killer-truck chaos, unpack the legend of his cocaine-fueled directing debut, and gush over their undying love for AC/DC. It’s a hilarious, off-the-rails good time that proves bad movies make for the best times. Follow us on Instagram, X, and B...

This week, we dove into Brian Yuzna’s Society (1989) — the slimy, sleazy, body horror cult classic that left us questioning… well, everything. Ben watched it for the first time during our earlier watchalong, so naturally, we had to revisit the shunting, crack some jokes, and try to get to the bottom of this... disturbing mess. Spoiler: Ben may never recover.. Is Society a brilliant social satire o...

Intruder (1989) Review - Aisle Be Damned - Clock in for a graveyard shift at the world’s most dangerous grocery store, where severed limbs pile up, the camera refuses to sit still, and a homicidal maniac swings a decapitated head in one hand while casually eating a sandwich in the other. We dig into Intruder (1989), a slasher packed with inventive kills, wild shots, more body parts than a slaughte...

This week on Booze, Bros, & BS, we dig into the neon sleaze of Frankenhooker—a cult-classic mashup of Frankenstein, Re-Animator, and late-night cable weirdness. We cackle at Jeffrey’s power drill lobotomy in the name of “clear thinking,” his sandwich-pushing enabler of a mom, and the absolutely bonkers idea of Super Crack turning sex workers into human fireworks. Despite its bargain-bin produc...

In this pulse-pounding watch-along of *The Terminator* (1984), Mike and Ben fire up the time machine and dive headfirst into James Cameron’s relentless sci-fi classic. Mike kicks things off by expressing his oddly sincere appreciation for Ben’s throat sounds and, in true T-800 fashion, jokingly threatens to follow any listener who doesn’t follow the show. Expect trivia, laughs, and the usual off-t...

Sharpen your steel and oil up those muscles, because we went full nerd on this sword-swingin’ classic. In this episode, we dive into the mythic madness of Conan the Barbarian—Arnold's breakout role as a grim, ripped killing machine with a destiny written in blood and heavy metal. Expect deep dives into Robert E. Howard lore, way too much enthusiasm for Basil Poledouris’s god-tier score, and an out...

Arnold’s lighting cigars, we’re taking shots, and the jungle’s about to get a whole lot sweatier. For this watch-along of Predator (1987), we drank every time Dutch sparked up a stogie—and thankfully, that didn’t kill us. If we’d gone with “Every time someone says Mac,” we wouldn’t have made it past the first act. Expect nicotine-fueled commentary, peak '80s action energy, and the usual unfiltered...

The Changeling (1980) For the 45th anniversary of The Changeling, we dive into one of the most chilling ghost stories ever put to film. We kick things off with an inappropriate Bill Cosby joke (because we can’t help ourselves), then get into George C. Scott’s powerhouse performance, the eerie true story behind the film, and why Martin Scorsese ranked this as one of the scariest movies of all time....

Grab a drink and join the chaos! In this episode of Booze, Bros & BS, we’re spiritually bar-hopping—claiming a stool in every dive from here to Elm Street, with a gut-busting laugh that nearly kills us before Freddy can. Then, we crack open Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors for a boozy watch-along, dishing out unfiltered commentary, swears, and killer takes on Freddy’s dream-slaying an...

This time on Booze, Bros, and Bullshit, we’re peeling back the curtain on Shadow of the Vampire—a brilliantly twisted take on the making of Nosferatu (1922). Willem Dafoe delivers an unforgettable, Oscar-nominated performance as Max Schreck, a method actor who might be taking his role a little too seriously… or maybe he’s not acting at all. Meanwhile, John Malkovich is perfectly unhinged as F.W. M...

On this episode of Booze, Bros, and Bullshit, we’re sinking our teeth into Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu (2024)—a chilling reimagining of the silent horror classic. With Eggers’ signature atmospheric style and Willem Dafoe’s return to vampire cinema, this gothic nightmare promises haunting visuals, eerie performances, and plenty of shadowy dread. Grab a drink and join us as we dissect Eggers’ take on o...

The long-lost episode has finally surfaced! Recorded in April of 2024.  This time on Booze, Bros, and Bullshit, we’re diving into It Follows—David Robert Mitchell’s eerie, slow-burn horror film that made everyone paranoid about who (or what) was behind them. Starring Maika Monroe, this 2014 supernatural thriller delivers tension, dread, and an unforgettable synth-heavy score by Disasterpiece. Grab...

The Booze, Bros, and Bullshit podcast keeps the John Carpenter in January series rolling with a watch-along of Escape from New York! Grab a drink and join us as we dive into this dystopian classic, following Kurt Russell’s legendary Snake Plissken as he sneers, growls, and fights his way through a lawless Manhattan. Expect plenty of laughs, cold beers, and BS as we break down the action, the one-l...

The Booze, Bros, and Bullshit podcast continues our John Carpenter in January series with a watch-along of the cult classic Big Trouble in Little China! Crack open a beer and join us as we react in real-time, crack jokes, and celebrate one of the wildest adventures ever put on screen. From Kurt Russell’s over-the-top swagger to Lo Pan’s supernatural weirdness, we’re diving headfirst into the madne...

On this (late) end of year episode, the Booze Bros. watch and discuss John Carpenter's The Thing. Is this the greatest Sci-Fi Horror film ever made? Is this John Carpenter's best movie? The Booze Bros. tell the audience how to make an R.J. MacReady cocktail, and proceed to get a little drunk by the end of the episode. Lots of fun, tentacles, goo, booze, and bullshit on this episode. Finally, the B...

On this special Christmas episode of Booze, Bros, & BS, Ben and Mike watch and discuss the other classic Bob Clark Christmas movie, Black Christmas. Released in 1974, and made in Canada, this film is considered by many to be the first slasher movie. They talk about the siilarity bewtween Black Christmas and John Carpenter's Halloween, and even share a story by Bob Clark about what he told Carp...

On this episode, the Booze bros watch and discuss the infamous cult film Silent Night, Deadly Night. Released in Nov 1984, (at the same time as A Nightmare on Elm St) this film was protested by several parents groups in the Midwest. Is this film the most contraversial movie of all time? Where does it rank among other Christmas Horror? They also dive into the trauma and abuse that young Billy suffe...

On this un-released episode of Booze, Bros, and BS, the guys discuss and review the 2024 horror film, In A Violent Nature. Is this movie worth watching, or is it just another Friday the 13th ripoff? All this and more on a special episode of Booze, Bros, & BS. Find Booze, Bros, & BS on social media! On X: @boozebrosandbs On Bluesky: @boozebrosandbs.bsky.social On Instagram @boozebrosandbs F...

The Booze Bros. conclude the Opeth in November series with a discussion and review of Opeth's 14th studio album, The Last Will and Testament, released on Nov 22, 2024. Is this album a return to their old form? What is the subject matter of this album? Is the hype surrounding it real, or just hype? The Booze Bros answer these questions and more. Ben gets a little drunk in this episode, and he and M...

On this episode, the Booze Bros discuss their favorite Opeth album, Ghost Reveries. What sets this album apart from the rest? Why is this their favorite? They also discuss some of the cicumstances surrounding the recording and writing of this album. It seems that the band was on the precipice of breaking up, but somehow they recorded a masterpiece. The Booze Bros also have story time, and Mike dis...

On this episode, the Booze Bros continue their Opeth in November series, by discussing and reviewing Opeth's 7th album, Damnation. What makes this album different than their earlier releases? Is this one of their best? Do the Booze Bros agree on this album's ranking in Opeth's discography? All this and more on the newest episode of Booze, Bros, and Bullshit.  Find the Booze Bros @ X, Bluesky, and...

On this very special requested episode of Booze, Bros, and Bullshit, Ben and Mike watch and review the 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Is this one of the best Science Fiction movies ever? What relevance does this movie have to today? Does it still hold up? They also sing Happy Birthday to their favorite follower, Trent, who turned 51 years young on Nov 18th.  Find Booze,Bros, and Bu...

On this episode, the Booze Bros continue the exploration and discussion of their favorite Opeth albums. The album discussed is 1999's Still Life. What are the lyrical themes? Where does this rank in the band's discography? Is this the quintessential Opeth lineup? All this, and a few laughs on this episode.  Find Booze, Bros, and Bullshit on X @boozebrosansbs and on Bluesky @boozebrosandbs.bsky.soc...

On this episode, the Booze Bros review and discuss the 2023 Abbey Road Remaster of Opeth's My Arms Your Hearse album. Is this remaster an improvement over the original? What's the concept of this album? Ben and Mike discuss these topics and more.  Find Booze, Bros, and Bullshit on X: @boozebrosandbs Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram, X, and Bluesky: @BoozeBrosandBS Subscribe on YouTube:...