Film History on Videotape Podcast

Pure Passions Volume Two (purple passions) was made because Barrett and I had much more music to distribute. Unlike Pure Passions Volume One, this one focuses more on lower tones and less "rocking" if you will. This volume also marks the introduction of Burton Cummings to the series. The purple passions subtitle is due to the tape we used was actually purple...thats all. enjoy.

Pure Passions Volume Two (purple passions) was made because Barrett and I had much more music to distribute. Unlike Pure Passions Volume One, this one focuses more on lower tones and less "rocking" if you will. This volume also marks the introduction of Burton Cummings to the series. The purple passions subtitle is due to the tape we used was actually purple...thats all. enjoy.

Had the idea hit me that a Pure Passions Christmas Album is just what this season needs. Enjoy.

This week on FHOV Max and Danny talk about the Luc Besson space opera The Fifth Element.

TerrorVision is the first in the 80's non franchise horror flicks. Thats right no Jason or Freddy, just O.D. and lizard tail jerky. Max and Danny get into this hilarious B Horror movie. Check it out!!

Well its the first week of October and that means more movie news. Film History on Videotape get into the latest bits of news and discuss what is exciting and what sounds like garbage. Its FHOV NEWS for October!!

max and danny get into the film Bridesmaids and discuss why this movie is not as good as everyone thinks it is. From poop jokes to chick flick supreme, this Judd Apatow produced comedy tries to fit it all in there.

Max and Danny get into the weird and wonderful film Total Recall. With the remake just around the corner they talk about what works and what doesnt in this early nineties action sci-fi romp. Thanks for listening.

Phillip Morris: Ahhh the comic styling of Jim Carrey. When mixed with a con man on the run story and ALOT of gay stereotypes that either play funny or straight (no pun intended) you get I Love You Phillip Morris (2009) starring said actor and Ewan McGregor. It has laughs... tears... and by the end of it a sense that Jim Carey still has the goods when it comes to playing serious and funny. Check out what we thought of it in this podcast!

X Men first class is available on home video today and Max and Danny decide to talk about it. The good parts and the bad, the reason why this may be the best comic book movie to come out this summer.

Do you like blood? Do you like violence? Dont you hate it when a movie can showcase both in a totally off putting way and be boring at the same time? Then check out Film History on Videotape's review of Hobo With a Shotgun (2011). Danny and Max rip this turd open and talk about its strengths... its flaws... and how Rutger Hauer might be the only reason to see this Grindhouse bandwagon jumper.

Well here is the first in our series of hodge podge news segments. These will be done from time to time just to talk about some of the different bits and pieces of information we hear about and relay to you... the listener. Its a cornucopia of information!!!!

Falling Down: Max and Danny discuss truth, justice, and the American way again, but this time it involves Michael Douglas trying to "get home" to his "wife and daughter". Falling Down (1993) has a lot to say without saying anything at all. check out their their take on the film

Planet of the Apes: Get your stinking paws off me you damned dirty ape! The summer of 2011 saw a reboot of the popular Planet of the Apes franchise. We thought it would be a good idea to go back and check out the original series of Ape pictures and there is no better place to start than where it all began. Max and Danny give a stellar review to the fantastic and utterly original film from 1968... The Planet of the Apes, starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowall.

Bronson: Do you like blood? Do you like violence? Do you like it when a movie can showcase both in a totally original way that is simultaneously repulsive and riveting? Then Bronson (2008) starring Tom Hardy is your movie. Check out Danny and Max's take on this hyper intense and surreal film about Charlie Bronson: Britain's most violent prisoner.

In this episode we take a quick look at the newest attempt to bring talking apes to the masses. Listen in as Max and Danny mince words and ideas about what they thought of the film.