Our POoRCHoices the Podcast

This week the group goes shopping for the best of the worst items on the virtual dirt mall that is Craigslist.  The categories they picked from were transportation, furniture and a freestyle pick from any category.  Listen in and enjoy as the fellas describe and try to sell each other on buying the items. Pictures of the items will be available through the official show Twitter feed, @ourpoorchoic...

This week the gang is joined by the Lady Jarvis who is sitting in for Commando to partake in The Sarcastro Challenge, in which they taste and review the four flavors of the Mountain Dew inspired line of adult beverages and it proves to be a poor choice.    Intro and Outro music written and performed by Andrés Rodríguez (Androzguitar).  

This week the fellas discuss their go to picks for sandwiches from America's greatest food provider, the gas station.   Also in the show Fatty creates a made to order sandwich that should properly be named The POoRCHoice.  Intro and Outro music written and performed by Andrés Rodríguez (Androzguitar).  

This week the gang discusses how inflation forced dollar stores to raise their prices above a dollar.  A topic that quickly leads them to come up with a plan to enter the market and take out the competition with even thriftier deals and new product ideas. Intro and Outro music written and performed by Andrés Rodríguez (Androzguitar).  

This week Sarcastro and Banky talk to Fatty about his vision on starting a chicken farm and what it might take to get the operation going with automation and optimization and needless to say, the plan becomes rife with POoRCHoices. Intro and Outro music written and performed by Andrés Rodríguez (Androzguitar).

This week the fellas enjoy some revisionist history with The King's Man where they learned an even creepier side of Rasputin.  Directed by Matthew Vaughn and starring Ralph Fiennes, Harris Dickinson, Rhys Ifans, Djimon Hounsou, Gemma Arterton, Charles Dance, Tom Hollander and so many more.

This week the group is starting their rant series about POoRCHoices in life with three subjects:  Why is it so hard to give companies your money?  Why are cyclists taking up the road and wearing those spandex outfits?  What's up with that party guest who pulls the food faux pas? Intro and Outro music written and performed by Andrés Rodríguez (Androzguitar).

This week the fellas kick of season 2 of the show with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 making it a full year of publishing POoRCHoices episodes while also celebrating the eighth anniversary of the release of what they hope will not be the last stand alone Andrew Garfiled rodeo in the misadventures of Peter Parker. Directed by Marc Webb and also starring Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx, Dane DeHaan and Sally Field...

This week the fellas look back to 1998 with Banky's pick for movies with soundtracks that stick with us with the film, Can't Hardly Wait. Written and Directed by Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan and starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ehtan Embry, Lauren Ambrose, Seth Green, Charlie Korsmo and Peter Facinelli. Also Banky discussed the fact that he had tried to pull off the Kenny Fisher look which likely...

This week the group discusses the film Drive which is Corporal's pick for films with soundtracks that stick with us.  A movie where characters just can't help themselves from making poor choices. Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn and starring Ryan Gosling and he steely blue eyes, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Albert Brooks and Ron Perlman.  Also featuring Oscar Isaac and Christina Hendricks. Also...

This week the group is talking about Fatty's pick for movies with soundtracks that stick with us with Grosse Pointe Blank from 1997 and quickly find out there were enough songs in the movie to make one of those Time-Life collections but only two actual albums made.  Directed by George Armitage and starring John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd, John Cusack and Jeremy Piven. Also the fellas discu...

This week the group discusses Commando's pick for soundtracks that stick with us and the 1994 film, S.F.W. and how it inspired his listening habits.   Directed by Jefery Levy and starring Stephen Dorff, Reese Witherspoon, Jake Busey, Joey Lauren Adams, Jack Noseworthy, and the late,  Pamela Gidley of Cherry 2000 fame (another Commando favorite film) Also Banky and Corporal get targeted hard by com...

This week the group kicks of a serires of episodes of movies with soundtracks that stick with them and Sarcastro's pick is the 1997 live action version of Spawn.   A movie which in part thanks to the poor quality of the Malebogia model, the soundtrack most definitely outshines the movie even if only a handful of songs in the theatrical release. Directed by Mark A.Z, Dippé and starring Michael Jai...

This week the group is running off to the carnival with one of the films nominated for best film, Nightmare Alley, directed by Guillermo del Torro.  A movie that has a number of poor choices from carnival manager Clem's poor money management, Pete's love of the drink, and Stan's mouth writing checks that his body can't cash.   Starring Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Toni Collette, Da...

This week the fellas spend a little time with show favorites Frank Grillo and Gerard Butler in Joe Carnahan's Copshop.  A movie that based on the poor choices of it's characters that it's just a natural fit for the show.   Also starring Alexis Louder (The Tomorrow War); Chad L. Coleman (The Expanse) and Toby Huss (The Adventures of Pete & Pete). The group also discusses the slight drama that happe...

This week the group revs it up into high gear with only four cylinders and are talking about the mostly live action film Monster Trucks.   A cautionary tale of the harm to the subterraneous life on earth by the drilling of "big energy" and the perils of dating the horse girl who is completely unconcerned that an underwater creature is powering an old beat up truck.   Directed by Chris Wedge and st...

The week the group brings "Caged Love" month to a close and there is no doubt that Sarcastro couldn't be happier about it.  The a premise of Prisoners of the Ghostland is so crazy that Nicolas Cage himself has described it as the wildest movie he's ever made.  Although, it left the fellas with a few questions including how Cage's character handled important issues like going to the bathroom for fi...

"Caged Love" month rolls on this week as the group watched and discusses Nic Cage in a movie where he may secretly be researching and practicing for his dream job after Hollywood as the propietor of a slummy hotel in Ken Sanzel's Kill Chain.  Also starring Anabelle Acosta, Erico Colantoni, Angie Cepeda, with Uber-stud Ryan Kwanten.  It's a movie so slow paced and at times slightly painful, some of...

This week the group continues the magic of "Caged Love" month with the 2010 love story, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, where Nic Cage and Alfred Molina fight over an antique nesting doll and Jay Baruchel has to take up the mantle of the Prime Merlinian, which sounds like an insult rather than a title with some gravitas. ​ Directed by National Treasure's Jon Turteltaub and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer...

On this episode the group continues the theme of "Caged Love" month by picking up their torches and joining Nic Cage and friends in absurd plot to stop Sean Bean and his amazing hair from gaining treasures that were squirreled away by the Knights Templar, the Founding Fathers and Freemason in the film National Treasure.  Directed by Jon Turteltaub of Cool Runnings fame, it also stars Diane Kruger;...

This week the group kicks of the month of St. Valentine with the theme of "Caged Love" where they talk about a Nic Cage movie that was released or filmed during one of his five marriages.   First movie up is 1996's The Rock a movie that as Corporal points out is filmed like a giant music video from the 90's and is chock full of explosions and snappy one-liners it just may blow your mind.  Directed...

This week the group reveals they have no shame as they openly laugh and mildly enjoyed watching Rob Schneider and O.G. Survivor, Colleen Haskell in the most awkward of character romances in Luke Greenfield's directorial debut in a full length motion picture, The Animal.  Written by Rob Schneider and Tom Brady of The Hot Chick fame, not the NFL star quarterback (which exlpains a few things).  Co-st...

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension --  This week the group gets weird with it as they discuss the movie with the possibly the greatest credits scene of all time, The Adventrures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.  A movie so strange and nonsensical it broke Sarcastro's will to watch 80's movies movinig forward.  Starring Peter Weller, Elen Barkin,  John Lithgow, J...

This week the group is flashing back to 1985 with the Paul Reubens hit, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, which somehow Corporal had never watched before but points out that Pee-Wee made the poorest choice of all at the start of the film and also is a terrible pet owner.  Directed by Tim Burton as his first feature film and scored by Danny Elfman it's the journey of a manchild hell bent on getting his bike...

This week the group is kicking off 2022 with a bang and a bunch of missed shots in jokes and ammo in the action, comedy, heist movie, Red Notice.  Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber and starring Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Gadot.  A movie that isn't afraid to try to be every other movie ever made but just not as good as the reference material.  Ultimately the film leaves the fellas won...