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The Beefers are back to discuss master thespian Steve Zahn. This time around the theme is aimless 20 something white folks. We do that with the Ben Stiller directed Reality Bites and the Richard Linklater directed Suburbia. Panelists include Mike Maryman, Suzanne Cappeletti and Gary Hill.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Beefers hit the road for this Father's Day special. We tackle the Irish mob with Tom Hanks, Superman and Paul Newman with Road To Perdition. Then, we take a toddler and his spring loaded stroller and kill everyone in our path with Shogun Assassin. Panelists Include Mr. Venom, Mike Maryman, Jeffery X Martin and Gary Hill. Fresh Cuts Podcast – Dark Discussions News Network No More Room in Hell –...

The Beefers celebrate master thespian Steve Zahn who we all agree deserves better friends. When two prison escapees make it to a small town, they find love and pageantry in Happy, Texas. Zahn plays opposite some pretty heavy hitters in the next feature. He gets to play up Clooney, J Lo and Elmore Leonard in Out Of Sight. We are joined by special guest Mike White of The Projection Booth for this on...

Mike, Sue and Gary are you hosts to this show about skating enthusiasts who have a penchant for crossing the brothers by loving on their sisters. We're doing Thrashin' from 1986 and Airborne from 1993. Listen to Mike and our other buddies on Fresh Cuts  Fresh Cuts Podcast – Dark Discussions News Network Also Check out more of the same shenanigans on No More Room In Hell No More Room in Hell – Dark...

It's a meeting of the two families when Suzanne and Gary are joined by Cameron and Lee from Torchy's as we continue our Rebel Without A Pause Month. It's Willem Dafoe leading a gang of toughs on their way to Daytona as they find food, locals and some tragedy. This is Kathrn Bigelow's debut being The Loveless from 1981. Then we take a trip into Oz with Sailor and Lula and see all the randos they me...

Rebel Without A Pause Month begins with a singing a swinging time. Mike and Gary are joined by special guest Richard Schmidt of Hello! This Is The Doomed Show to talk about two such films. It's carnival hype and mid-20s abandonment issues with Roustabout featuring Elvis Presley and Barbara Stanwick. Then, we have fast cars, cool kids and tight pants with John Waters' tribute to such movies being C...

The Beefers are celebrating mothers the only way we know how. With immense love, scandal and straight up viscera. On a special Mother's Day episode, Suzanne, X and Gary rant, laugh and cover two films being The Hand That Rocks The Cradle and Inside. Buckle up, kids. We're going in unwashed and ungloved! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Mike and Gary are joined by Mr. Venom to talk about two films where the characters are seeking mayhem and possibly fame. We talk about The Muppet Movie from 1979 and Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back from 2001.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Lee and Gary are back to the grindstone to discuss two more films out of the Cannon Films library. These two both contain horny teens looking for some action while working at resorts. We cover Hot Resort and Hot Chili both from 1985. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Beefers are in the mood for unabashed and irresponsible love.  We find it with two films about what a pair of couples will do for love. By any means necessary. Anthony Perkins and Tuesday Weld star in Pretty Poison and we follow that with Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis in Natural Born Killers. Panelists include Jeffery X Martin, Suzanne Cappeletti and Gary Hill. ★ Support this podcast on P...

The beef crew have come into your town and people keep giving us shit. Join us for some post Vietnam shenanigans when we discuss two films where a veteran comes to town and the locals don't treat them with the warmest welcome. We talk Ruckus from 1980 and First Blood from 1982. Hosts include Jeffery X Martin, Suzanne Cappeletti, Mike Maryman, Dan TCM and Gary Hill. ★ Support this podcast on Patreo...

The Torchy's boys are back to make their fortune whist dodging bullets, shady business owners and all others forms of hustlers when we unpack the phenomenal first episode of the HBO series Deadwood. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Beef is back featuring two films where two phallic titans go to work and start killing. One for vengeance in Welcome Home, Brother Charles aka Soul Vengeance and one for food in Brain Damage. Featuring Gary, X, Mike and a brand new segment with DJ GOLDN BROWN.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

First podcast in a while. Diving into the maize of weirdness that is the Children of the Corn franchise starting with the first! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Gary and Jon go behind enemy lines and get in the shit with a brand new installment. On the Pare tip, our coifed saint of genre cinema teams up with genre legend Robert Davi to take on multiple gangs, gangsters and a pair of sibling assassins hellbent on revenge. Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Joel Grey also star in The Dangerous. Our VHS pick takes us to nazi occupied Italy where a crack quartet of sol...

Gary is joined by Mike White of The Projection Booth Podcast to talk about films where the men's egos are as big or as small as their units. Richard Jordan and Frank Langella lead an all star cast of douchebags looking for kicks and not learning anything about themselves in the process in The Men's Club. Then, Aaron Eckhart plays a high power executive who is motivated to use a colleague to scheme...

The Torchy's boys are going to the slams and are forced to throw hands in this installment. in this one, the world's heavyweight champ is tossed in a maximum security prison only to find out he's not the only champ in there. The prison boxing champ is determined not to give in but is ultimately forced into a bout to determine who is the end all undefeated champ. Wesley Snipes, Ving Rhames, Peter F...

Cameron and Gary tackle this little known genre film that includes babes, bullets and Sid Haig being very sweaty. William Smith and Brian Thompson star in Fred Olen Ray's Commando Squad.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Gary, Lee and Suzanne go globetrotting looking for hidden treasure and some minor skin play with our reviews of Monuments Men and Jane And The Lost City.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Gary is back with Lee Russell (They Must Be Destroyed On Sight) and Cameron Scott (Cinema Degeration) to talk about the perils of drugs and the Chucks that may follow. We cover two Chuck Norris films with A Force Of One from 1979 and Silent Rage from 1982.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jon and Gary bring you a double bill filled with masculinity and dust with our Par'e pick of World Gone Wild and our VHS pick The Final Alliance featuring David Hasselhoff.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The cursed celebration of Samhain has ended but Cinema Beef has emerged from their chosen rabbit holes to put out a post- Halloween show. On this one, you will hear the never before released review that Jeffery X Martin and I did for the only film where a lawnmower is boner inducing. George Kennedy stars in Wacko from 1982. The second part of this extended episode is a preview of a project I have...

The beefers are and I quote Neil Diamond here heading for the future in this one, We talk two tales about humans, clones and their interchangeable parts. We talk organ exchange and general whimsy amongst teens in Parts: The Clonus Horror. Then, we talk utopian glee, betrayal and cats with Logan's Run.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Suzanne and X fly without Gary for this one in which they tackle two football-centric films featuring drugs, tears and some laughs with North Dallas Forty and Semi-Tough.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Beefers get on the red eye to sunny Jamaica for some sweat and possibly some crime. With Cameron Scott in tow, we discuss two films with capers on coast of this great land with The Harder They Come from 1972 starring reggae legend Jimmy Cliff and The Mighty Quinn starring Denzel Washington and Robert Townsend.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★