Bottom of the Barrel - Episode XV: "Zombie Apocalypse"

We review film #90: "Swing Time"...the 1936 film where having a lucky quarter and being able to dance, means you immediately can swoon the random stranger in the street and make you change your marriage plans.

On this episode we talk about STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS and the awesomeness that is it! Also THE GREAT GATSBY in 3D and...sigh...the XBOX ONE...whatever the hell that is.

We review film #91: "Sophie's Choice"...the 1982 drama about Sophie, her extended flashbacks, crazy boyfriend, and a southern novelist downstairs. The choice isn't what you think.

On this episode we talk about IRON MAN 3, so...SPOILERS! Don't listen if you dont want an amazing Marvel action film ruined because...yeah, we spoil the living crap out of it.

On this episode we talk about personal stuff, JURASSIC PARK 3D and kids who weren't around when it came out originally, as well as the trailers for films we're excited to see.

We review film #92: "Goodfellas"...the 1990 crime mob boss film. Food. Blood. Swearing. Ray Liotta looked better in the earlier 90's and he doesn't know how to laugh.

On this episode we talk about LUCASARTS closing and the secrets behind the cancelled "STAR WARS 1313"...which makes Jeff fairly upset, and much talk about DC and their failing attempt at the JUSTICE LEAGUE movie.  Plus Colin decides to use of his Oscar winning bragging rights surprisingly.

We review film #93: "The French Connection"...the 1971 Gene Hackman staring movie. Drugs! Blood red paint! Destroying a Lincoln Continental! Gene Hackman in a weird hat!

We review film #94: "Pulp Fiction"...the 1994 Quentin Tarantino classic about bad guys, shooting, drugs, and a mysterious briefcase. Fun movie all around. Oooh...people get shot!

We review film #95: "The Last Picture Show"...the 1971 black and white film about teens coming of age in a small Texan town, staring a handful of modern day actors in their first ever film roles! Not that exciting.