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Dan and Garrett are joined by Philadelphia comedians Abeeku Cobbina and Setoiyo to chat about Jordan Peele's directorial debut, Get Out. With one of the tightest scripts in recent memory, Peele delivers a thrilling social satire about race and otherness in the supposedly "post-racial" America we tried to lay claim to during the Obama administration. As the gang attempts to unpack every bit of imag...

Garrett and Dan are joined by Cinedelphia.com 's Jill Malcolm and Ryan Silberstein to discuss, predict, and champion those not nominated at the forthcoming 2017 Oscars. The gang does a full rundown of this year's nominees, discusses some categories they'd like to see added to the show, and fantasizes about various actors agreeing to live on their private islands known as "The Guylands." Like us on...

Dan and Garrett are joined by Alex Pearlman, co-creator of the patented Bone Tomahawk Greeting©, to talk about an oft-maligned sci-fi classic of the aughts, Alex Proyas' Knowing (or for you diehards out there, Know1ng). While Proyas' films can be silly and over the top, they wear that on their sleeve and use it to create big, memorable images and explore philosophical concepts made accessible thro...

Dan and Garrett come out of 2016 swingin' with Dan's all-time favorite Movie Movie, Boogie Nights. Jam packed with memorable scenes, fantastic performances, and a young PT Anderson's stylish tracking shots, Boogie Nights uses the transition from film to video that the porn industry went through in the 80's to unpack the simultaneously changing movie industry, and even the actual cultural transitio...

Happy Bone Tomaholidays from all of us here at I Like To Movie Movie! Garrett and Dan ring in the new year with special guest Andy Elijah of Cinedelphia to talk about their Top 10 favorite Movie Movies of 2016. While the year may have been lacking in great studio movies, it was chock full of independent releases that prove that great films are still being made, the system is simply changing. The b...

Dan and Garrett welcome a longtime friend and fan of the show, Becca , to discuss one of her favorite movie movies, Back To The Future Part III, which also happens to be part of her favorite genre of film - the third chapter's of trilogies. The gang discusses the choice to shift the focus of the story to Doc Brown, the art of achieving entertaining exposition, and whether this story finally breaks...

Merry Bone Tomahawk Thanksgiving from Garrett and Dan! This week the boys are joined by Dan Santelli of Viva Video to celebrate the return of Paul Verhoeven with his new film Elle. Always the provocateur, Verhoeven delivers an entertaining, blackly funny film that is as difficult and uncomfortable to talk about as it can be to watch. Wrestling with meaning and intention proves difficult here, but...

Dan and Garrett spent their week trying to make sense of things until they saw Denis Villeneuve's latest film, Arrival, and came away with a new found hope for the future. Arrival makes an elegant argument for communication being paramount in all progress, and does so while simultaneously delivering summer blockbuster levels of fun. Tense, beautiful, deeply satisfying hard sci-fi - Arrival is one...

Garrett and Dan throw one last Halloween party for October, and this time - no one is safe. Friend of the show and former star of the Scream-inspired stage show "Spookfish", Jenna Kuerzi joins the boys to discuss what will likely go down as their generation's greatest slasher, Scream. Scream didn't just change the landscape of horror for the decade to come, it changed the landscape of pop culture...

Dan and Garrett are joined by Jill Malcolm and Ryan Silbertsein, editors of Cinedelphia , to discuss the latest in one of the longest running monster movie franchises - Godzilla. Shin Godzilla returns to the aesthetic and more overtly political nature of the original 1954 movie, while expanding on the mythology of the creature and utilizing modern effects to achieve a larger scale version of the m...

Dan and Garrett continue to celebrate the Halloween season with what has become the definitive H.P. Lovecraft adaptation for the big screen, Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator. Thanks to the fine folks at HorrorPack.com , we got our hands on this 80's classic and fell in love with it all over again. Chock full of splattery, practical effects and fantastic character work by the cast, Re-Animator is one of...

Garrett and Dan kick off the Halloween season with an all encompassing review of what is now The Blair Witch Series. Beginning with The Blair Witch Project, even including Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, and concluding with Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett's latest sequel, Blair Witch, the boys investigate each film's unique take on the form and mythos that began in 1999 and kicked off the found foo...

Dan and Garrett sit down with Jill Malcolm, contributing editor of Cinedelphia , to discuss her all-time favorite movie movie - Goodfellas. Perhaps the quintessential Scorsese movie, Goodfellas is the culmination of 30 years of work by a master filmmaker who pulls out every trick he's ever learned and uses every tool at his disposal to create a dense but breezy crime epic that rightfully earns its...

Dan and Garrett are joined by Philadelphia-based actress Jenna Kuerzi  to discuss one of their all-time favorite Movie Movie's (as chosen by the winner of their first contest!), High Fidelity. This is a film that has helped define the tastes and sensibilities of an entire generation, yet as that generation grows, this movie grows with them. Though Rob is the hero of this story, he's a tragic, fool...

Dan and Garrett put their red shirts on and venture out beyond the farthest reaches of space for Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond. It may be fast, it may be furious, but in typical Lin fashion, it's all about fambly. The boys also reveal the winner of their Videodrome contest and offer their Top 5 reboot casting choices in honor of Karl Urban's Bones. Tune in next time for our discussion of High Fide...

Garrett and Dan bring you this special bonus pod to encourage you to get out there and be reminded of just how good bustin makes you feel. The Ghostbusters are back and you shouldn't let a few trolls keep you out of the theater this week - it's the real deal. Funny, charming, scary, wildly imaginative and positively delightful, Ghostbusters finds a way to tickle your nostalgia without pooping on y...

Garrett and Dan thought long and hard and finally decided what their first Cronenberg dissection should be (and no, that's not a clue that it's The Fly). They eventually came to the conclusion that men birthing guns is an image that demands an in-depth reading (as does Debbie Harry as a brunette) and thus the boys decided to enter the Videodrome. Cronenberg's techno-thriller meets body-horror is m...

Dan and Garrett are joined once again by the inimitable Brandon T. Gorin to watch one of his all-time favorite Movie Movie's, Gremlins 2. Often derided as a cash grab sequel that is the definition of "The same, but bigger!", the boys are here to defend the sheer creative insanity that is Gremlins 2. If you haven't watched this movie movie without first grabbing a six-pack and a few friends, and wa...

Garrett and Dan return for their annual Thus Far, where they discuss their 10 favorite movie movies of the year thus far. What made their list? What will still be on their list come December 31st? Who is reading these lists? We answer none of your questions (except the first one) and have a great time doing it. Don't forget - TOMORROW NIGHT (Wed June 15th) is the all GHOSTBUSTERS EDITION of MOVIE...

Dan and Garrett are joined by Philadelphia comedian Amanda Taylor and special guest Mike Doherty to talk about one of Mike's all-time favorite movie movie's - Point Break. Calling it an "emotional" action movie seems reductive, but that is the secret sauce that future Oscar-winner Kathryn Bigelow brought to this very 90's buddy-cop meets too-deep-undercover tropey, action blockbuster. Her attentiv...

Garrett and Dan are back at it again with the superhero battles, and this time they're joined by Movie Movie favorite Kevin Kahler. The boys discuss the merits of "universal" storytelling, digital Robert Downey Jr.'s, and self-fulfilling film criticism. They reveal their lists of movie Avengers (made up of famous film characters) and take a minute to talk about their excellent experience at eX-fes...

Dan and Garrett are joined by comedian Chip Chantry to discuss ocean-related phobia's, masculinity at sea, Spielberg's ever evolving depictions of fatherhood, and one of the greatest movie movie's of all time, Jaws. Follow Chip on twitter and see the next installment of his live show, Good Evening with Chip Chantry at Helium Comedy Club on May 4th. Follow us on twitter Like us on facebook Rate and...

Garrett brings his power suit and Dan brings his laser eyes to the decade's most epic showdown. They are joined by Cinedelphia 's Ryan Silbertstein to discuss and dissect Zack Snyder's latest costumed opera, BvS. After an epic blowout of their own over Man Of Steel, will the boys join forces to take down the critics that are labeling this 'Doomsday for superhero movies,' or has Snyder kidnapped on...

Dan and Garrett have got bats on the brain. With Batman V Superman out this weekend, the boys decided to go back to the Batman they grew up with and give a watch to Tim Burton's Batman Returns. Or as we like to call it - Catwoman Begins. Listen in as the boys go from Bat-fan's to Cat-fan's as they unpack the fascinating gender dynamics at the center of Burton's film. Tune in next week for our huge...

Dan and Garrett return with guests Pete Steele and Mike Spano. Mike provided the boys with a copy of The Super Cops, a rare and underseen exploitation film from 1974, directed by Gordon Parks, the man who made Shaft. Based on a book about two real New York police officers who were known as "Batman and Robin," and eventually became the inspiration for Starsky and Hutch, the movie wasn't available f...