I Can’t Wait to Show My Kids

Brad and Mark are back and still convinced that John Carpenter is a time traveler, or one of the most important and influential film makers of all time.  Join the Boys as they discuss "Escape from New York" starring Kurt Russel, Isaac Hayes, and Ernest Borgnine.

Mark and Brad are back to continue their John Carpenter deep dive.  This week watching and reviewing 1976's "Assault on Precinct 13". 

Mark and Brad are back to continue their deep dive into the Master of Horror, possible time traveler and destroyer of churches, John Carpenter.  This week they watch and discuss 1988's "They Live" starring Rowdy Roddy Piper and Keith David in cool sunglasses.

Mark and Brad are back to continue their deep dive into John Carpenter, this week we watch his 1980 pirate horror radio classic, "The Fog" from 1980.

Brad and Mark continue their dive into the works of horror master John Carpenter. This week they watch and discuss the second installment in his "Apocalypse Trilogy", "Prince of Darkness". 

A New Year means a new season,  Brad and Mark kick off their mini-deep-dive into Horror Icon John Carpenter. This week they watch his 2001 Scifi Horror Western "Ghosts of Mars" from 2001.

This week Mark is joined live in the High Hammock Think Hole by Brad and His Co-Wizard Josh to discuss the 1990's Holiday Classic "Home Alone".

Brad and Mark return to discuss the most beloved 90 minute live action Looney Toons Christmas Film of our age, 1989's "Christmas Vacation" starring Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo and Randy Quaid.

Brad and Mark and back to discuss Richard Donner's homerun of the Charles Dickens classic holiday trope, "Scrooged" starring Bill Murray.

This week Brad and Mark discuss the board game based, murder mystery comedy "Clue" from 1985. 

This week Brad and Mark have recruited the help of Brad's own Dad, Randy to discuss 2015's Black Comedy Horror "Krampus". 

This week Brad and Mark watch and discuss the Thanksgiving classic (and the scariest movie they've seen so far). "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" directed by John Hughes, starring John Candy and Steve Martin.

This week Mark and Brad travel to the land down under to discuss 2017's "Boar" directed by Chris Sun. 

This week there is an outsider amongst Brad and Mark, it's Jonny from the Dang Ol Podcast and he's come to discuss the greatest horror movie of all time, John Carpenter's "The Thing" from 1982.

This week Brad and Mark round up a posse and chase down 2015's Western/Horror "Bone Tomahawk" starring Kurt Russel, Patrick Wilson, and Matthew Fox. 

This week Brad and Mark are joined by Josh of the Two Wizards Podcast to discuss Stuart Gordan's "Re-Animator".

Brad and Mark return to continue with their series of spooky by watching and discussing the first and probably only found footage they'll cover, 2013's Frankenstein's Army directed by Richard Raaphorst.

This week Brad and Mark discuss the parody the spawned a legion of crap, "Scary Movie" from 2000, directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans. Is it unredeemable garbage or a loving send up of classic slasher films?

This week Mark and Brad kick off the spooky season by discussing John Carpenter's "In the Mouth of Madness".

Brad and Mark are back finishing the season of blockbusters with the film that launched an armada of sequels, 2003's "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" directed by Gore Verbinski staring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Keira Knightly, and Orlando Bloom.   

This week Brad and Mark debate scientific responsibility, the parental permissiveness and why sometimes there can be too much of a good thing as they watched Steve Spielberg's masterpiece of Dino based horror, "Jurassic Park"  

This week Brad and Mark watch and discuss the second instalment in the Sam Raimi "Spider-Man"  trilogy from 2004. 

This week Brad and Mark saddle up to take on the giant metal spider that is Berry Sonnenfeld's possible prequel to "Men in Black", "Wild Wild West" from 1999.

This week Brad and Mark are Jonny by two special guest hosts who help them discuss Roland Emmerich's attempt at a either a disaster movie, a kaiju movie or Jurassic Park rip off,  "Godzilla" from 1998.

This week Brad and Mark fill in their greatest cinematic gap and watch Steven Spielberg's 2 hour long ad for the "The Empire Strikes Back", "E.T. The Extraterrestrial"