Dillon Cannon + Paul Lang

He Made Me Watch That

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Two friends with different tastes in film assign each other movies. We then come together to review our assignments and tackle a third film determined by fans, guests, or a "meeting in the middle" of the two previous flicks.

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Dillon Cannon + Paul Lang

Episodes

Episode 4: Sanjuro / Twisted / Aladdin 22.07.2022 1:05:34

We have a theme song now! Paul's pick this week is Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece "Sanjuro" (1962). Dillon makes Paul watch the irreverent Starkid musical "Twisted: the Untold Story of a Royal Vizier" (2013); and then the guys watch the film that inspired it, Disney's "Aladdin" (1992). Contents: (0:01) - Cold Open (2:33) - Theme Song (3:14) - Intro and...

Episode 3: The Babysitter / The Station Agent / The Greatest Showman (with Guest Host Mischief the Cat!) 08.07.2022 50:29

The guys have been CANCELLED by the WOKE MORALIST MOB!!!! We address the controversy with a new review. Paul's assignment is 2017's black comedy "The Babysitter". Dillon's pick is the 2004 Peter Dinklage vehicle "The Station Agent". And to top it all off, we have very mixed feelings on the massively successful PT Barnum biopic/musical "The Greatest Showman&quot...

Episode 2: Blinded By The Light / The Lighthouse / Avengers: Endgame 25.06.2022 1:10:02

Dillon tries to convert Paul into a Bruce Springsteen fan with 2019's "Blinded by the Light". Paul confesses his Promethean ambitions through assigning 2019's "The Lighthouse". Will a disagreement over the third 2019 film about a certain group of high-budget, mask-averse superheroes be "Endgame" for the friendship? We hope not; this is only episode 2! As these movies came out within the last five...

Episode 1: A Nightmare on Elm Street / Hairspray / Sweeney Todd 17.06.2022 54:01

In our premier episode, horror fanatic Paul Lang assigns Dillon the 1984 classic "A Nightmare on Elm Street"; tone-deaf Broadway aficionado Dillon Cannon assigns Paul the 2007 musical adaptation of "Hairspray"; and in search of a slasher musical, we review Tim Burton's "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street". Also, we find out why getting married made Paul a bad film critic and Dillon tri...