How Embarrassing: Another Movie Podcast

🚨 NO GIRLS ALLOWED FOR THIS EPISODE 🚨the boys Austin and Trever hop on for the first threesome of the podcast, fresh out of the theatre to discuss the most boyest movies for boys ever. We recap the whole series, make fun of the elderly, call women names, and admire Dolph Lundgren’s bulge. If you are a girl do NOT listen to this episode it’s for boys only ok!!!!11!1 Artwork by Jack Taylor https:/...

We’re back! A hideous summer hiatus has culminated in Nick forgetting to hit “record” for 28 minutes, turning the Big Summer Movie Catch-up™ into the Little Summer Movie Catch-up™. Rachael joins the show to discuss Oppenheimer, Talk to Me, and The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Artwork by Jack Taylor https://jacktillustration.com Intro song: https://davidlowemusic.com/project/bbc-news-countdown-2000/...

In this episode, Jimmy forces Nick to review a movie that came out two months ago– one loved it, the other hated it, reducing the entire episode to back and forth arguing about the romance of art films and wether or not making a three hours-long film is somehow an act of "vulnerability!" Also discussed is which AMC Burbank is best, another terrible moviegoing experience, and Elvis' favorite sandwi...

Pour a nice cuppa and grab some cheeky Nando’s, because this week we are joined by Special UK Correspondent Ollie to discuss Paul Schrader’s latest film, Master Gardener. No memes in this one, just two dudes talking about a director they love. It’s the most pinky-up, public radio episode yet. Sure to be your mom’s favorite! Read Ollie’s work at The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/a...

We love propaganda, don’t we folks? Nick and Rachael discuss Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant, a movie so useless no one saw it but these two dorks. The two discuss post-9/11 war films, the Department of Defense’s role in producing these films, and Jake Gyllenhaal’s unhinged performance. Artwork by Jack Taylor: https://jacktillustration.com Intro song: https://xspongexcorex.bandcamp.com/track/the-moment...

In the inaugural episode of How Embarrassing, Nick and Jack review Evil Dead Rise and discuss its place in the Evil Dead series. Along the way, they somehow reference a bunch of other movies, complain about how much the theatre experience sucks right now, rag on Netflix’s two-minute rule, and go off on terrible, cringy horror movie marketing. It’s a juicy discussion from two nerds who couldn’t shu...