Line Drunk

Last week we talked about Man of Steel, this week we are discussing the next chapter in the DC Universe, Batman V Superman, which is releasing in 4k the same day as Zach Snyder's Justice League. Hopefully you all have HBOMax. So in this film fearing that the actions of Superman are left unchecked, Batman takes on the Man of Steel, while the world wrestles with what kind of a hero it really needs....

Man of Steel is directed by Zach Snyder and is about an alien child that is evacuated from his dying world and sent to Earth to live among humans. His peace is threatened, when other survivors of his home planet invade Earth. It stars Henry Cavill as Clark Kent aka Superman and Amy Adams as Lois Lane along with Diane Lane, Michael Shannon, Russell Crow, Christopher Meloni, Kevin Costner, and Laure...

I had honestly planned on taking a bit of a break to plan for season three and to get several episodes recorded, and I might end up taking a break after I release the first four episodes (which you will understand why as you see what the films are). My friends wanted to do an episode on M. Night Shyamalan's Signs. I'll be honest, this is my least favorite film of his that I have seen and I give de...

I had the opportunity to see an early screening of The Canyonlands, which releases in theatres on March 5th and on demand on March 9th. I was also able to interview Brendan Devane, he is the writer and director of this horror film and easy to interview. You might be wondering what this film is about and here is a brief description, after 5 people win a rafting trip down the Colorado in Utah, their...

So this week I was actually going to release a different episode but decided I would rather release this one, mainly because it was just released on Disney+ and fresh on everyone's mind and tvs.  This is a retelling of a classic fairytale produced by the one and only Whitney Houston, may she Rest In Peace. Along side Whitney Houston is Brandy Norwood, Victor Garber, Jason Alexander, Bernadette Pet...

I highly recommend this film if you haven't seen it yet, I actually really enjoyed it. While it takes place on Halloween 1968, it was released in 2019 and is directed by André Øvredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe), based on the children's book series of the same name by Alvin Schwartz. The screenplay was adapted by Dan and Kevin Hageman (The Lego Movie), from a screen story by producer Guillermo del T...

This week's episode is all other the place, the guests ended up down so many rabbit holes and I did my best to edit this episode down and shaved off 35 minutes. Normally I leave everything in and don't edit so much, but this episode needed it and the stuff I took out really wasn't important to the podcast. Extra drinking game, drink every time anyone makes fun of Micah's name. Paranormal Activity...

This week I am sharing with you a watch-a-long episode on Saved By The Bell, normally I just post the watch-a-longs on my Patreon. I know I don't share a lot about it on the podcast but I will be. There's no pressure to join, but I wanted to at least have one (I was actually told that I should've started this when I launched my podcast) and have some different content on there. The watch-a-longs a...

This week we did one of my all-time favorite shows, Friends!!! I love this show, so well written, so funny, amazing cast, great jokes, very relatable, you know you can always relate to one of the friends. I relate to Chandler, he is my spirit animal, ha. Also, The One in Vegas was chosen and I grew up in Vegas, so there's that. I don't know about you, but this was a show I started watching in seas...

Unless you've been living under a rock, I'm sure that you've at least heard of The Hardy Boys. According to HardyBoys.us (The Hardy Boys Unofficial Home Page), in 1926, Edward Stratemeyer, founder of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, conceived the idea for the Hardy Boys. He created the plot outlines and then advertised for ghostwriters to complete the stories. Most notable among these writers is Leslie...

Welcome to 2021! This week I am joined once again by Reine Swart, the director and write of The Hex, which I hope you have rented by now and watched it. She chose the new Netflix film/musical The Prom, which neither one of us knew anything about. Reine is amazing and so easy to chat with, just a fun and welcoming woman in the film industry and I am so glad that I was able to connect with her. Of c...

This week we watched The Terminator starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (I totally had to look up how to spell his last name, probably not the only one), Linda Hamilton, and Michael Biehn directed and written by James Cameron. I had actually never seen this film until right before we recorded the episode and I actually thought Arnold was a good guy, boy was I wrong. Sorry for the spoiler, but it i...

This week's episode is a bit different, this episode is on an episode of Cold Case that Katie was in. We also talk about other projects she has done and all sorts of things. Hope you enjoy my conversation with Katie Chonacas. Katie Chonacas is a multi-disciplinary artist utilizing her voice to inspire change in people who want to make an impact.  Chonacas has been on over 1800 production sets...

This week's episode features the creator and writer of Final Destination, Jeffrey Reddick. He was wonderful to chat with and I can't wait to see what he continues to release in the future on the horror genre. He is just a good 'ol southern boy from Kentucky and has stayed that way while in Hollywood. We chatted about everything from Law and Order : SVU to A Nightmare on Elm Street and even project...

I had the wonderful opportunity to see an early screening of The Hex, it is available to rent tomorrow (December 15th) on Amazon Prime and iTunes, be sure to check out this wonderful horror film form South Africa. Yes, it is in English for those of you that don't want to read subtitles, ha, there's just a few. Enjoy the jump scare moments, and the interesting story that unfolds about a woman inves...

Stop what you are doing right now and watch this movie! It is available on Amazon Prime and on Tubi TV app. This film is one of those cheesy 80s horror films that is so bad its good. I have seen this film at least 5 times, totally worth the watch, more than likely better drunk, but enjoyable either way. Chopping Mall is about a group of young shopping mall employees stay behind for a late night pa...

This week I'm joined by my friends to discuss Scream 2, the sequel with mixed reviews to the history making Scream. If you haven't seen Scream 2, you should watch it. I'll be honest, I think this one wasn't as good as the first one but I still enjoy it and think it does a decent job, at least has some great lines in it from Jada Pinkett Smith. I think with most films, especially horror, you can't...

Are you ready for Thanksgiving? I know I am, I'll be visiting friends for a week, going on some ghost tours, probably eating too much, seeing new sights, drinking, just enjoying time with friends during this crazy time of COVID. Well how about this week we dive into an episode of Bones, what's better than crime and turkey? This episode of Bones originally aired November 19th of 2015, 5 years ago a...

On this weeks episode I had the pleasure of having Kara Mayer Robinson host of the podcast Really Famous, Celebs Get Real with Kara Mayer Robinson. She has interviewed celebs such as Tim Daly, Ted Lange, Miriam Shor, Carrie Preston, Ana Gasteyer, Tippi Hedron, Joe Mantegna, Peter Hermann, Daymond John, Annie Potts, and many many more, so be sure to check out her podcast for some in-depth interview...

This week I rushed to get this edited so I could release it, we were finally able to hop on Skype and chat about some shows Casey is watching. You read that right, some shows, as in more than one. This interview was a bit different than normal, but it turned out great!!! We discussed everything from Mad Men to Pen15 to The Sopranos to even a fun story about visiting TRL, remember that show. Casey...

My guests this week wanted to do an episode on the first episode of The Haunting of Bly Manor, so we did. This episode was fun to record, I mean they all are, but you never know what the drunken guests will say. This one has some great lines, so enjoy. If you haven't watched Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor, or its predecessor The Haunting of Hill House, check them out (although I think so far...

Another bonus episode for everyone to enjoy, a special All Hallows Eve treat. On this episode I discuss the Halloween episode of everyone's favorite slayer, Buffy. For those of you have that haven't watched this 90's tv cult classic, Buffy is a high school girl in the California town of Sunnydale who is destined to be the slayer, she's the chosen one. Buffy has to deal with high school, love, frie...

This week we get to talk about SCREAM!!!!!! This is such an incredible film that broke boundaries, it was new, innovative, well written, great cast, and directed by Wes Craven! What more could you ask for? If you have never seen this film, you need to, like right now, you can watch it before listening to this week's episode if you'd like, I will wait... I actually recorded this episode in early Se...

I'm so excited about this episode! Dion Johnstone was a wonderful guest! I love interviewing/chatting with those in the industry because you get behind the scenes stories, more knowledge about being on set, just a different perspective. You can also head the passion in their voice when talking about a show they love. He chose Lovecraft Country, this is available on HBO and HBO Max to watch and it...

My episodes on Marrying Millions have been the most listened to episodes, so I decided to have a somewhat short follow-up episode to chat about the mid-season finale. They will be back in January for the next episode and I'm sure it will be interesting with all the things they teased for the next episode. So just grab a glass of wine (redneck wine glass if you want to feel like Desiry) and enjoy t...