Deep Dive Film School

Who said Jean-Claude couldn't act? Welcome to the special episode of A JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAM MOVIE PODCAST, where deconstruct the deconstruction of JCVD himself. To match up with our festival we continue our Dick Flicks festival with another Jean Claude classic Bloodsport. Along with that we give our What The Fuck Happened To Those Actors TOP 5. Send us feedback adamnpodcast@gmail.com!

We serve up a review of Jonathan Demme's Silence Of The Lambs with some fava beans a nice bottle of Chianti. Along with that we continue our Dick Flick's marathon with our buddy Matt and review Die Hard. Finishing out the show we have our TOP 5 Breakout Performances.

What we have here is a failure to podcast. After some internet awesomeness the episode is finally here! We review the 1967 Paul Newman classic Cool Hand Luke. Then we start our Dick Flicks festival with a Tango And Cash review. To close out the episode we give you our TOP 5 Christ-like figures. Feedback baby!

Book Em, Ducko! Welcome to the third installment of our Cinema Doofus extravaganza. This week is a double feature of ridiculous crap with Howard The Duck and Buckaroo Banzai Across The Eighth Dimension. Guest starring Levi Lebo. Plus, Top Five Worst Movie Premise. Music by The High Beams and Thunderfist.

This week are hearts are replaced with the tragic tale from Alejandro González Iñárritu, 21 Grams. We close out our You Should See This Festival with the clusterfuck craziness that is Synecdoche, New York, along with the two reviews we have our TOP 5 Tragic Scenes. Thanks for listening!

Some Kind Of Monster, indeed. This week, Palcher is at Sundance, so Sherlock is joined by Andy Patterson and Levi Lebo to review the 2004 Metallica music documentary Some Kind Of Monster. Inadvertently, we get really drunk and go on for way, way, way too long. This is only part two.

This week we get lost with Sophia Coppola and Bill Murray in Tokyo with Lost In Translation. Sherlock continues his You Should See This Festival with the sweeping Chinese epic To Live. And to round off the show we give our Top 5 Fish Out Of Water Movies. Please hook up some feedback, enjoy!

Thats my bad motherf**ker. We are a year old now! woohoo! So we finally broke out the big guns for our fiftieth episode. Tarantinos Pulp Fiction. Along with that, our third installment of the you should see this film festival, Gangster No. 1, and our top five game changers. Music this week by two great bands, Sherlock and Fix Bayonets! and be sure to check out our bonus episode, with some of the b...

So here it is, folks. Only one year in and were giving you a damn clip show.

Yo, Adrienne! This week we somehow manage to seriously screw up a fairly easy review of the 1976 underdog classic Rocky. Also, we talk about Wristcutters: A Love Story. There is a really terrible Top 5 list, and a bunch of random crap. Music by Afro Omega and All Systems Fail. Ya Bum!

I tried to take it back, but it was too late. Join the Adams and Mr. Jingles this week as they review Frank Darabonts Stephen King prison drama The Green Mile. Along with that is the first installment of the You Should See This Festival, with Capturing the Friedmans. Then, our TOP 5 Pieces of Shit in a movie. Music by On Vibrato and The High Beams. Enjoy!

No women, no kids. Those are the rules. This week we join the cleaner for Luc Bessons hitman film, Leon. Along with that is our TOP 5 Unassuming Badass performances, and our last installment of the Hitchcock festival, Rear Window. Music this week by Vile Blue Shades and State Of The Nation.

I know you are, but what am I? Infinity! This week we are joined by the legendary nerd genius Mark Middlemas to wax philosophical about the Paul Reubens Tim Burton work of comic art, Pee Wees Big Adventure. Then we dissect the Hitchcock caper film, To Catch a Thief. Along with our Top 5 Directorial Debuts, this is over two hours of golden geekyness. Enjoy! Music by Andale! and Lazerfang.

Ah, lamore! In the spirit of Valentines Day (or some such nonsense) this week we decided to watch Jean Pierre Jeunets ode to Paris, Amelie. Along with that, we examine our top five female roles, and delve into the third installment of our Hitchcock festival, The 39 steps. See how many times Sherlock says the word whimsy! music by Black Eyed Susan and Last Response.

All are people who died, died! Come along and watch Leonardo DiCaprio shoot more than just hoops in Jim Carrolls Basketball Diaries. Along with our top five coming of age movies, we also check out Strangers On A Train, the second installment of our Hitchcock film festival. Music this week by Accidente and Summer of Killing Flies.

Welcome to our Mickey Rourke appreciation special! This week the Adams look at the actors career, from his early work in Diner, to his new found success in Darren Aronofskys The Wrestler. Also, Palchers Sundance picks and our Top Five Roles That Were Made For The Actor. Music by White Hot Ferrari and Magstatic.

Some Kind Of Monster, indeed. This week, Palcher is at Sundance, so Sherlock is joined by Andy Patterson and Levi Lebo to review the 2004 Metallica music documentary Some Kind Of Monster. Inadvertently, we get really drunk and go on for way, way, way too long. This is only part one, actually. I will put the second half up later. Music by Bronco.