Clayton Terry
The Terry Talks Podcast
A podcast where brothers Clayton, Ethan and Ryan Terry sit down to discuss all things film and pop culture.
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Episodes
Is the best Spider-Man movie a video game? 25.10.2018 1:03:15
Clayton, Ethan and Ryan sit down to discuss the 2018 PS4 exclusive game Spider-Man, and attempt to figure out if it is better than the six prior Spider-Man movies. This discussion was broken up into non-spoilers and spoilers sections, with estimated times for each: Spoilers start at around 39 minutes in Outro starts at around 61 minutes in Thank you to Ted Ryan for our podcast art, our intro song...
Disney's Star Wars: A force for good? (w/ Ted Ryan!) 04.09.2018 1:08:33
Clayton, Ethan, Ryan and guest Ted Ryan of podcast art fame sit down to discuss their most beloved franchise: Star Wars. In this episode we highlight how Star Wars has influenced our lives, we recall our favorite moments from the series and we try to tackle the question of why the new Disney sequels are so divisive. You can find Ted's artwork here and Ryan's music here . Thank you to Ted Ryan for...
Where Fallout ranks in the Mission: Impossible Franchise 17.08.2018 1:02:00
SPOILERS FOR EVERY MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE FILM INCLUDING FALLOUT In this episode, we discuss each film in the Mission: Impossible franchise before diving deep into the latest film, Fallout, and how it stacks up against the other films. Thank you to Ted Ryan for our podcast art, our intro song is Bistro by Madvillian and thank you to Anchor for making this podcast possible.
The MCU or: How I Learned to Stop Caring and Love the Thors 11.07.2018 1:33:11
Clayton, Ethan and Ryan sit down to discuss the past, present and future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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