Drunk On Podcast

The 5 films that made each of us fall in love with cinema theme continues with Pav's pick; Michael Mann's 1986 cult classic; Manhunter. In this episode we breakdown the film, discuss if Michael Mann is underrated as a director, and give our thoughts on possibly the weirdest first date in movie history. 

On this episode of Drunk on Cinema; Pav and Kody are joined by their friend Beno, who was the Key Grip on Terrifier 3! Join us as Beno gives us behind the scenes access on the production of Terrifier 3, what it was like working with such a veteran franchise crew, where Terrifier plans to go, and how the horror genre has changed over the years. 

Pav and Kody are continuing their 5 films that made them each fall in with cinema theme. And this week Kody chose Monty Python's 1975 comedy classic: Monty Python and The Holy Grail. We breakdown how iconic this comedy became, talk through our favorite jokes, and discuss if comedies can become too quotable over time.  

We are back! And continuing our 5 films that made each of us fall with cinema theme. This time we are diving into Pav's pick; Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis's magnum opus; There Will Be Blood. We'll breakdown how incredible this film is, what we think should have happened at the 2008 Oscars, and explain how Daniel Day-Lewis can play multiple parts in a film starring himse...

We are back with our first ever New Movie Monday! Pav and Kody saw Joker: Folie à Deux, aka Joker 2, with Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga. Did Todd Phillip's sequel live up to the hype? Or does it tarnish the original movie? Did Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga nail the musical numbers? And where oh where is Daniel Day-Lewis in this movie? 

We are back for Kody's pick in the 5 films that made each fall in love with cinema. This week Kody chose Steven Spielberg's master class of practical effects in Jurassic Park. How well do the practical effects hold up? Did the film fully utilize it's cast? And where is Daniel Day-Lewis? (We'll give you a hint, he's one of the most reliable members of the entire cast). 

The Drunk on Cinema reboot continues! This time we are back to talk about the first film that made Pav fall in love with cinema, Sergio Leone's 1967 Spaghetti Western masterpiece; The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. 

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Drunk on Cinema is back and stronger than ever! To kickoff our official reboot, we are talking about the five films that made each of us fall in love with cinema. And we are starting out that theme with Kody's first pick; Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 thriller classic: The Birds 

The boys play an intense round of Super Beerio Bro's, then sit down and expound their thoughts on Oscar wins and nominations. 

The boys sit down to talk about the movies nominated for the oscars this year. While going into depth of what they've seen and what they have yet to see, they tell us about their favorites to win and any predictions they can conjure up. Tune in to prep yourselves for follow up episode after the Oscars air. 

The boys are back from a hiatus to talk about a major piece of cinema: Sonic 2. Tune in and hear what they have to say about Jim Carrey's magnum opus. 

The Boys Arn't sure what to talk about, but they want to talk about something. Covering from what they've been doing to what trailers have been coming out, Kody and Tyler skip through topic to topic checking in on things. 

Yeah we've been on hiatus for a bit, but you know your boys aren't going to miss a chance to talk about the Oscars. Although I'm not sure what we'd talk about it. It all seemed pretty run o the mill...

So Tyler watched the first 10 minutes of Space Jam : A New Legacy...this is what his review is. 

This week the boys get organized with their crime and join the Italian mafia. Diving into Matin Scorsese's "Goodfellas," Kody and Tyler explore the performances of some of the all time best actors. Tune in and tell us what you think. 

Big blue alien people with tails, Sigourney Weaver, and James Cameron's  camera in your face. This week the boys dive into 2009's Avatar. Honestly we've got a couple questions coming out of this one. 

BACK! With another 40's! This one we are taking the time to talk about Godzilla Vs. Kong. The latest installation in the new Godzilla cinematic universe we see Godzilla taking on King Kong himself. The boys dive in and express their honest opinions on this movie. 

It's been a little while, but the boys are back with comedy classic. For sure the boys will cover more Monty Python movies, whoever they are starting with the 1979 "Life of Brian." Is this movie sacrilegious? Is it comedy gold? Is John Cleese still alive? Tune in and find out. 

Hey here is a short we are calling "Drunk On Cinema 40's." We wanted to talk about the Snyder cut on HBO but didn't want to do a whole episode. Tune in to here our thoughts which only 1 person has actually asked for. 

When you can't tell where you're enemy is or you can't even see them, how do you fight them? The boys explore this notion after coming back from their brief stint with covid-19, and dive into John Carpenters, 1982, "The Thing."  With a brief comparison of the remake/sequel come along and discover what made this movie a classic. 

We’ve had the McConaissance. Now what would you call the comeback of Robert Downey Jr.? The Downaissance? Robert is Down again-aissance? Either way the boys are breaking into Robert Downey Jr.’s first movie back after getting healthy, “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.” Directed by Shane Black, this movie takes on modern  film noir in the city of of Los Angles. Tune in to find out Kody and Tyler’s thoughts on...

The Dude abides this week on Drunk On Cinema. The boys take on one of the most memorable Cohen Brothers Movie, “The Big Lebowski.” Listen to them break down Jeff Bridges and John Goodman in this 90’s classic. 

This week the boys decide to go western. They take a look at Sergio Leone's "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly," and ask themselves if this is the ultimate western? Is Sergio Leone greatest western director?  Is Clint Eastwood the penultimate cowboy? Tune in and get these questions answered. 

Drunk On Cinema is celebrating our SEASON 3 PREMIER!! This one is an episode of firsts. Our first animated film, our first Studio Ghibli film, and our first Hayao Miyazaki film.  The boys kick things off with "Spirited Away." A classic anime film if there ever was one. Tune in for the shenanigans and even more unsolicited opinions that no one has ever asked for.