johnny knoxville

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 14! In this episode, Eric and Landon decide to "try this at home" (even though you shouldn't!) as they discuss Jeff Tremaine's Jackass: The Movie (2002), Jackass: Number Two (2006) and Jackass 3D (2010)! Along with a look at the latest offering from Marvel, the return of one of horror's most terrifying figures, and the story of how some Lansing locals took their love of film and made a movie series all on their own - all this and more on the latest episode of Films for the Void!
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00:10:31 Debt
00:15:36 Candyman (2021)
00:19:44 Stereo
00:24:01 He's All That
00:29:10 Val
00:32:44 Shang-Chi & the Legend of the Ten Rings
00:38:16 Jackass: The Movie
01:10:02 Jackass: Number Two
01:44:34 Jackass 3D
02:03:31 Eric's Recommendation for Next Episode
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Artwork by Annie Curle
Theme Music by Meghan Gove

Jackass is back with Jackass Forever. How long will Knoxville and Steve-O keep this up? http://youtube.com/nathankontny?sub_confirmation=1

#Jackass #JackassForever #JohnnyKnoxville 

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Knoxville + Steve-O pic from  s_bukley and Shutterstock.com

This week’s episode is truly one of our most powerful…and, of course, the film being discussed is Jackass: The Movie. April is joined by cinematographer and director Kirsten Johnson, recording from her closet in New York City. Kirsten has so many poignant and beautiful observations about pain, the body, life, and death. And she somehow connects it all back to Jackass and her latest film Dick Johnson Is Dead. In her latest film, Kirsten explores mortality and the impending death of her ailing father by staging him in a series of comical fake death scenes. Throughout the course of the episode, discussing this film allows April to open up about the recent passing of her own grandfather who raised her. This episode is funny, touching, heartening, life-affirming, and incredibly gripping. Share it with a loved one.

You can watch Dick Johnson Is Dead on Netflix now.

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If you haven’t seen Jackass: The Movie – c’mon, you gotta.

With April Wolfe and Kirsten Johnson.

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If you believed the conservative media hype, 2000’s MTV phenomenon Jackass was a symbol of the moral bankruptcy of America and the easy corruptibility of youth. In the season finale of Pop Culture Boner, we’re digging deep in the vault to examine our feelings about  Jackass. Why was it so popular? Was it about watching dudes get hit in the nuts or was it something deeper? Perhaps most importantly, is it just cos Johnny Knoxville is kind of hot?

Visit the website for episode notes and a full transcript: www.popcultureboner.com

Visit the website for episode notes and a full transcript: www.popcultureboner.com

Heaven is a place on Earth when you're listening to this week's episode 🤘 Julieann returns to rock out about the new VOD release We Summon the Darkness 🔪

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Theme by Alex Shawver
Other music zapsplat.com, "Panthalassa" and "Bush Week" by nihilore.com
Audio clips from We Summon the Darkness and "Heaven is a Place on Earth" by Belinda Carlisle

Further reading:
"Metalsploitation: The History of Heavy Metal in Horror Films" by Julieann Marie
https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3612109/headbangers-cinematic-ball-history-heavy-metal-horror-film/

Tonight's episode focuses on the 2009 documentary "The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia"  Cara and Jamie talk about all of their favorite moments of the show and the crazy shenanigans of this unfiltered family.  You can find this documentary on Amazon Prime.