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Great concept, great cast, great directors/writers but a great failure.. There are ups and downs to using a horror movie generator to pick your next film to watch and this film has proven that. I didn't understand the intensity because nothing followed it. I wished more for this film but doesn't mean the Duffer Brothers lost in any way!

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In this edition of Hold On To The Zeits, Jack and Miles discuss the Writer's Guild strike, Starbucks charging for no ice, Vice heading for bankruptcy, the Andrea Riseborough/Oscars controversy, Janet Yellen's warning of US insolvency, the NYPD wanting people to bug their own cars, and Adidas getting sued over Kanye's BS!

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Mandy. Join Rick and Scott as they talk this LSD-fueled hallucination fantasy. Is Mandy destined to become a "cult classic", or is it a big heaping bowl of Cheddar Goblin?

C’est dimanche que se tiendra la 95e cérémonie des Oscar. Cette année encore, le gala ne se déroule pas sans polémique. Cette fois-ci, la controverse concerne l’étonnante campagne de promotion de bouche à oreille menée pour promouvoir la candidature d’Andrea Riseborough dans la catégorie de la meilleure actrice. Comment fonctionne le jeu des nominations qui précède la cérémonie des Oscar? 

Invité : François Lévesque, critique cinéma

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Philippe Papineau, animateur 
François Lévesque, journaliste 
Xavier Kronström Richard, réalisateur 
Marie-Ève Brassard, recherchiste 
Alexis Elina, composition musicale originale 

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This week on Remainders we continue Cage Fest with the 2018 metal-revenge nightmare Mandy. Red and Mandy are living a serene life in the Pacific Northwest woods when a demonic cult sets their target on them and destroys everything they know and love. Red, in an all-time great Cage performance, is forced to descend into madness in a pursuit for revenge. Biker monsters will snort coke, Cage will forge metal, and Cheddar Goblin will be had by all.

Other topics this week include the lighter side of Cage’s performances, his upcoming take on Dracula in Renfield, Gore Verbinski’s filmography, Darren’s chance encounter with C.J. Ramone, and Shudder and Criterion Channel as Remainders essentials.

Songs of the Week

777 by Chad Tepper & Lit

From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea by The Cure

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Our awards episode! Join writer/producer Armando Chapman and me as we discuss the Oscars and the Andrea Riseborough controversy surrounding it. 

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Robert & Orson discuss the skeletons hiding in Robert's closet.

In this episode:

• A reboot of Fawlty Towers - please, God, no!
• Trailer Droppings: Air (Ben Affleck)
• Andrea Riseborough and the Oscar hypocrisy! 
• Jonah Hill & Lauren London kiss in You People... or did they?
• Moofie Review: The Player (1992, Robert Altman)

Our next Moofie Review will be... The Whale (2022, Darren Aronofsky) 

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This week, the Nuts talk about the Oscar nomination controversy surrounding Andrea Riseborough, which leads to a larger conversation about how technology rules typically trail technology innovation. David watched the much-maligned series Velma so the rest of us don’t have to. Other topics include the streaming show Poker Face, streaming movies You People and Vengeance, and the debate over whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich. The Nuts end the episode by discussing AMC’s decision to introduce tiered pricing in its theaters. Also, Alec may or may not eat pigeons.

Alright, it’s Diva Time!

It’s Season 3, people. So to kick off this new year, we are doing a Diva Headlines episode where we talk about the latest happenings in the DCU (Diva Cinematic Universe) as well as some news that we might have missed over the break. 

At the top of the episode, Angie tells us all about her amazing trip to Costa Rica and what she got up to over the break. Steffi has nothing to report because she leads a very uninteresting life.

In this episode we discuss the Oscar 2023 nominations & snubs, the latest tour announcements, post-cheater jams, deaths that happened over the break, upcoming biopic news, and our predictions for Rihanna’s imminent Super Bowl halftime show performance.

We are so happy to be back! Yay, Season 3.

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- Housekeeping (01:05)

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Oscars 2023 Nominations & Snubs 

- What We’ve Seen (14:25)

- Best Picture (17:04)

- Best Supporting Actress (21:29)

- Best Actress (28:39)

Diva Tour News

- Janet Jackson (33:45)

- Madonna (42:11)

- Taylor Swift (47:17)

- Beyoncé (47:33)

Post Cheater Bops

- Shakira “BZRP Music Sessions #53” (49:40)

- Miley Cyrus “Flowers” (54:16)

Dearly Departed Divas/Divos 

- Irene Cara (58:18)

- Barbara Walters (60:20)

- Lisa Marie Presley (62:23)

- Twitch (54:13) 

Biopic News

- Madonna (65:52)

- Carole King (68:20) 

- Amy Winehouse (70:44)

- Michael Jackson (72:14)

- Whitney Houston (78:38)

Super Bowl Halftime Show

- Rihanna Setlist Predictions (79:02)

- Closing Thoughts (85:01)

EPISODE 124: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN

A-Block (1:41) SPECIAL COMMENT: At a time when the all the forces that can be brought to bear against democracy, against diversity, against more voters more often in more convenient ways, are being brought; when the liberal viewpoint on cable news has never more important, has never been under greater threat from both market-forces and more transparent fascism; when the premise of such 24/7 coverage has never been closer to extinction, the people running the last surviving liberal and moderate outlets have the solution to the crisis: MSNBC will give you more Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert guest hits, and CNN is going to bring you, in prime time, once a week... Gayle King! 

B-Block (22:37) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Akira in New York (23:36) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Oh, NOW CBS reports that days after Biden's lawyers first found documents, they invited the FBI to search the Think Tank; Santos recusing from committees; McCarthy thinks this'll give him time to "clear things up" LOL; Military Coup in Moscow? And self-referential news: a million downloads in one month! (26:56) IN SPORTS: When you're turning to Hope Hicks to help your image, your image is in baaaaad shape. And that 13-year old Women's Basketball JV player? She was just a little old (30:16) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Jesse Watters accidentally speaks the truth, the Schlapp victim sues again, and actress Andrea Riseborough gets away with it.

C-Block (34:48) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: 16 years ago, then Senator Joe Biden invited me to lunch to ask my advice. About what? What did I care? He asked for my ADVICE! Actually it was about converting anger into righteous indignation and I take no credit for this but I will ask you: when was the last time you heard somebody throw the old charge at him that he's a "hot head?"

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Helen and Gavin chat about To Leslie, Poker Face, and Living, and it's Week 65 from the list of Rolling Stone's 500 Best Songs Ever, numbers 180 to 176; Walk on the Wild Side by Lou Reed, Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd, bad guy by Billie Eilish, Jump by Van Halen, and You Really Got Me by The Kinks.

Sound the alarm and belt to the high heavens because, God?! Today on the podcast is Bonnie Milligan! The star of the incredible hit Broadway musical Kimberly Akimbo joins Matt & Bowen after some quick updates (we did not yet watch #ReFroWeHo, Matt went to Sundance and Disney World, Bowen battled through a cold to play George Santos) to talk working with legends like Victoria Clark, Jeanine Tesori and David Lindsay Abaire on this new show, vocal health and making good choices while singing *and* speaking, the value of both being and being *around* a loud laugher, the great diva voices of the 90's, The Rocky Horror Picture Show as an influence on little performances at recess, and the journey that Bonnie (who currently holds the distinction of singing the highest belted note on Broadway) took to finally realize herself as a BELTRESS. Also, the girls witchily predict Andrea Riseborough's Best Actress Oscar nomination for To Leslie and love even more on two It Girls of the moment: M3GAN and Stephanie Hsu (CONGRATULATIONS, FLARGE!) They also get into "snub" culture, "sirens in pop songs" culture, and ask the question on everyone's lips: when the hell can we watch A Diva's Christmas Carol starring Vanessa Williams as Ebony Scrooge?! Listening to this ep? Will make your life... better! #IYKYK 

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Special guest, Adam Ian Sykes, guitarist with UK riff enthusiasts Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs speaks with us today about the 2018 banger Mandy. Plus we get into his introduction to horror movies, his favourites & a ton of stuff about his band as well. It was a pleasure.

In week 3 (of 4) of our Nicholas Cage, the good and the bad, theme month we watched the 2019 film Mandy. This film is directed by Panos Casmatos and stars Nicholas Cage, Andrea Riseborough, and a cast of characters.  This is a very unique film that may not be for everyone, but we appreciated the way they committed to the films premise. 

It's a wild ride on Roll It this week as Ryan and Ty talk about the absolutely insane 2018 film, Mandy. Nic Cage, great cinematography and aesthetic, and a whole lot of drugs and violence - this movie has it all. So tune and enjoy the ride, and be sure to send in your thoughts on all the above and more!  Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!    

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"Possessor follows an agent who works for a secretive organization that uses brain-implant technology to inhabit other people's bodies - ultimately driving them to commit assassinations for high-paying clients."

Instead of dwelling on 2020, let's bring the good parts with us! Enjoy our discussion of one of last year's best horrors: POSSESSOR 🔪

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In this episode of Good Shit, W & G sit down with their pals, John Strelec & Ryan Francis Johnson, immediately after watching the 2020 sci-fi thriller, “Possessor”. 

This week we are joined by the phenomenal writer and director Zeina Durra. She’s on the program to discuss Michelangelo Antonioni’s The Passenger. Zeina elaborates on how this film influenced her latest movie Luxor. She goes on to discuss the production of her most recent movie, shooting in Egypt, and how cigarette breaks almost sabotaged her production schedule. Zeina also chats about her research in making the film, interviewing nurses on the Jordanian/ Syrian border and hearing the horrific, literal “Sophie’s Choice” situations that women face in the region. Lastly, she talks about showing The Passenger to her children and how Disney has destroyed their movie palettes.

Luxor is available on Digital and On Demand December 4th.

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If you haven’t seen The Passenger – you should!

With April Wolfe and Zeina Durra.

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What could it be like to live under a governing class looting a country for their own political gain, all with no regard for its citizen's lives? Who could possibly say. 

Today we're taking a look at Armando Iannucci's black comedy The Death of Stalin (2017). 

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