Cinemoddities – late NIGHT movies with Rob & Zack

The end of an era...or the beginning of a new one?

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This movie's title is "Final Destination 4" and you cannot tell us otherwise.   Check out LJ's Garage on YouTube here, he is literally one of the best creators: https://www.youtube.com/@LJsGarage 

They don't make them like they used to.

The creative juices are flowing.

Clear calls Alex "baby" in that scene, not "Billy".  I don't watch things with subtitles, let me have my fun.

Stopmotion vs. Monkeybone - Let the showdown begin.

CAN A FAMILY NOT EAT IN PEACE?!?!

A good movie...   A great movie...   A FANTASTIC movie...   That no one else has ever heard of, so you have to take our word for it!

Were talking about our children. The Cinemoddities children. Are those the kids that were left behind in the restaurant? Are those the kids we've birthed through unnatural channels? Listen in to find out.

What if Michael Myers was on a submarine?  That wouldn't be worse than Jason Voorhees in space, now would it?

Episode 244 - The Substance (2024)   We keep the Monstober flame alive with a discussion about the 'The Substance', directed by Coralie Fargeat! Prepare yourself!   Support the podcast and get access to many more episodes by subscribing to the Cinemoddities patreon at www.patreon.com/Cinemoddities     Harass us further by emailing us at Cinemoddities@gmail.com     Thank you to An Insperiority Comp...

No.   You.   (denial)

Episode 242 - Goosebumps (TV Series)   Nothing can stop us from bumping the geese.  Listen in on our annual tradition of persevering through the "poorly produced" 90's kids' show known as "Goosebumps".   We rope someone new into the fray, just so Zack can indoctrinate a new person into our cult of Kathryn Short & Long coming at us Hard & Fast.     Support the podcast and get access to many...

Episode 241 - Piranha 3D (2010)   Now that Monstober 2023 has officially begun, what better way to kick it off than with a discussion on a movie that is basically soft-core smut?  Even with the gratuitous male gaze of the cameras this film was shot on, it somehow comes across as something akin to "Saving Private Ryan," oddly enough.  But what do Rob & Zack have to say about the indeterminate a...

Episode 240 - Goosebumps (TV Series)   It's that time of the year again: the soft opening of Monstober 2023!  And as we do every year, we kick things off with another discussion of the Goosebumps television show.  This time, there're phantoms, dummies, and Star Wars references.  But which came first, Gaston Leroux, Wishbone, or Goosebumps?  Can we get on the Fractured Families television show?  Di...

Episode 239 - 30 Days of Night (2007)   What a time to be alive!  We're back, kicking off a new series whose theme we're playing coy with!  Join Rob & Ben as they discuss "30 Days of Night", which turns out is...pretty great!  But what did Rob expect from this movie and what did it turn out to be?  Why can't Melissa George close her mouth?  Does Ben Foster give a better performance than in "Th...

Episode 238 - Matilda the Musical (2022)   We'd love to say that we have saved the best in the remakes series for last, but that is not the case.  Tune in to hear Rob & Ben discuss the recent musical adaptation of "Matilda"!  But why does Rob think this movie fails as a musical?  Do Tim Minchin's sensibilities bleed over into this movie?  What words deserve to be censored?  Is Ben too far gone?  L...

Episode 237 - Total Recall (2012)   Continuing on with the disappointment that is Rob & Ben covering remakes that are not as good as their originals, it's the 2012 remake of "Total Recall"!  Sadly, Dean Norris does not make an appearance in this series.  But why does Ben spearhead the Len Wiseman fan club?  What impersonations will he be bringing to his next interview with the director himself?  S...

It is Cinemoddities 5 year anniversary!  Thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast throughout the years, put up with our nonsense, and have generally enjoyed what we've made you listen to.     To support the podcast and get access to many more episodes of Cinemoddities, head on over to www.patreon.com/Cinemoddities   Complain to us directly (through patreon if you are a subscriber) by em...

Episode 236 - Ghost in the Shell (2017)   Let's jump into controversial remakes/reboots/re-imaginings with the 2017 white-washing that is the Hollywood version of "Ghost in the Shell"!  Join Rob and Ben as they discuss a film that is more remembered for its Internet discourse rather than the adaptation it is.  But does the casting deserve the backlash it received, at least for what it received it...

Episode 235 - Death Race (2008)   What a shock, another Jason Statham movie?!  Well, Rob & Ben couldn't quite shake their desire to talk more about this underrated actor, and are using him as a tie-in to the new series they're covering!  Welcome to the Remakes Series, where Cinemoddities will be covering four movies that are remakes/reboots/reimaginings/requels/rebootprequels of films that they've...

Episode 234 - Revolver (2005)   After the smash successes of his first two films, followed up by mass audiences immensely disliking the Madonna vanity project of "Swept Away", Guy Ritchie decides to return to his roots by getting his good buddy Jason Statham to grow some hair and star in a convoluted, pretentious psychological crime thriller, "Revolver"!  Join Rob & Ben as they finish up their foc...

Episode 233 - Snatch (2000)   You thought Rob & Ben were done with Jason Statham?  Never!  Especially not when we haven't gotten to any of his movies that involve Guy Ritchie!  But how do Statham's acting chops hold up in his pre-action man era?  Why are Vinnie Jones and Dennis Farina so much fun to watch?  Why did critics think this and "Lock, Stock, Etc." are the same movie?  Listen in to find o...

Episode 232 - The Mechanic (2011) & Mechanic: Resurrection   Rob and Ben are back to Jason Statham with one of his action-man franchises, "The Mechanic"!  It turns out that this is a reboot of a Charles Bronson movie of the same name, which gets some time in the discussion too.  But how does Statham's action career stack up to others of the modern era?  Is it a double, triple, or reverse switcharo...