The Big Green, Tangled, What Women Want
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Explore " judy greer" with insightful episodes like "The Big Green, Tangled, What Women Want", "Jawbreaker, Spring Breakers, Grand Budapest Hotel", "Episode 42- Heathers and Jawbreaker (w/ guest Michael Castillo)", "Episode 212: "Jawbreaker" You Got the Best of Me" and "S2 Episode 13: 13 Going on 30" from podcasts like ""Implotsters", "Implotsters", "Cherish or Perish", "Whine And A Movie" and "The Rom Com Rewind Podcast"" and more!
Our first guest, Michael Castillo, joins Desirae and Amanda as they get totally gagged with chainsaws! They get into it on Nicolas Cage’s remarriage, the bullshit that is the term “date rape”, hidden foot fetish content, and thick loafer energy! (note: we had some audio issues on this one particularly in the intro. We start talking Heathers at 9:35 and the issue is mostly resolved by 11:10)
Liz Purr is the cat's meow. But now she's dead so let's watch a movie about it. Who doesn't want to watch a comedy from the 90's about a group of girls that accidentally murder their best friend who just also happened to be the most popular girl in school and then they try to cover it up with a makeover? That's "Jawbreaker" for you. We paired it with Candy, a delightful California Dry Rosé.
Movie Sync Notes: We watch the movie on Amazon Prime. We start "Jawbreaker" 5:52 into the pod, and push play on part two 1:00:20 into the pod.
Who knew not only a party, but an entire magazine empire could be rescued from turmoil... based on a well timed Michael Jackson - Thriller dance off? Also, is Mark Ruffalo THAT good looking (Sarah seems to think so). Did you know Jennifer Garner actually spent time with 13 year old's to nail her part? Join Devin and Sarah as they break down the 2004 hit 13 Going on 30!
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In 1973, a gay man bonds with his niece, both of whom feel like outsiders within their own family. Ashley & Matt review this touching new film, now available for streaming.
Hello people! We’re in the home stretch of spooky season 2020 and what a way to wrap up our Halloween themed shows than with Monsters! In this episode, Heather covers the literary classic Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus, followed by Jeff who takes on Hulu original movie Good Boy, staring Judy Greer. Heather and Jeff break down the story of each piece by piece, and then share their analysis. They follow up their presentations with a conversation on “what makes a monster?”.
Written in the early 1800’s by Mary Shelley, Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus is a gothic horror story which inspired centuries of macabre work. A truly chilling novel, Frankenstein is much different than the green skinned, flat-top character you’re used to seeing every Halloween season. Heather breaks down how Mary Shelley’s person hardships and grief fuel this story into something both personal and unique.
Did You Know?: The concept of Frankenstein was conceived in 1817 when Mary and her husband spent the summer with Lord Byron.
Good Boy is an entry of the Into The Dark series under the Blumhouse banner and exclusive to Hulu. Staring Judy Greer, good boy is about a supernatural emotional support dog named Reuben who kills those who give his owner Maggie (Played by Greer) too much anxiety. This dark comedy is carried by Greer, whose performance is both funny and a departure from what she is normally seen in. Jeff carries us through the plot of the movie & points out the dark comedy that makes this movie an entertaining afternoon watch.
Fun Fact: Chico The Dog, who plays Reuben, is a Dachshund-Terrier mix.
Tune in to hear Jeff and Heather’s candid thoughts on the masterpiece scenes of each monster movie, how Frankensteinand Good Boy compare, and how Jeff and Heather relate to aspects of each. Share this episode with anyone who you think would enjoy it and let us know your thoughts on these monster movies!
Heather’s Rating of Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus: Super Nice – This book is a must read and a true literary classic
Jeff’s Rating of Into The Dark: Good Boy: Nice
Watch Into The Dark: Good Boy here: https://www.hulu.com
Find Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus here: https://www.amazon.com/Frankenstein-Modern-Prometheus-Oxford-Classics/dp/019953716X
About Parallel Fiction:
Parallel Fiction is the perfect supplemental companion to all of the stories you consume. We will be covering movies, television, books, graphic novels, video games, and music whenever it applies. Learn more about things you love, and get to know us a little bit better as we give you a peak into our lives and opinions.
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We're gonna track that guy down!
You know those faces that you see in every other movie and TV show but you couldnt tell me their name if I paid you?
Well, there are a lot of those folks!
From Harry Dean Stanton to @clinthowardoffical to @ericrobertsactor - we go deep on those folks and tell you who they are so you wont ever forget their names again!
Ike has a pretty great Danny Trejo story that will show you just how seven degrees we all are here in Hollywood by tying it back to Misty on tour with Enrique Iglesias.
@officialdannytrejo - you are welcome on our podcast show anyday, anytime.
@missjudygreer - our show has an all around mad crush on you.
@adiannewiest @mary_steenburgen @clarkgregg - you are also some of our absolute favs.
Jump into your TV screen with us and lets try and figure out how you figure out who that is that you dont know the movie or the name.
Before there was Mean Girls, there was Courtney Shane. Such an iconic film that totally perfected the slow motion hallway strut. With fashion can only be described as a late 90s technicolor acid trip.
Enjoy this fun episode, we sure did!
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Judy Greer (Into the Dark: Good Boy on Hulu) joins us to talk about the matching pajamas Judy and her dog co-star wear in her new movie, the fake blood workflow on a horror movie set, and Jesse's powerful aversion to circus performers who are sexy.
Plus, everyone contemplates trying to change the meaning of the word "acrimonious." Weigh in on Facebook!
And Watch Judy's new horror-comedy, Into the Dark: Good Boy on Hulu! See those matching pj's!
Happy Friday! deadCenter Film Festival is in full swing, so we give our review of the short film "Cannonball" and the feature film "GetAWAY". We sit down with some of the crew of "GetAWAY" as well as the writers of the new Hulu movie "Good Boy" starring Judy Greer. Get your deadCenter passes at deadcenterfilm.org. Rate and subscribe!
Dave Holstein, creator and showrunner of “Kiddingjoins Scott Tallal to discuss this Showtime series.”
Dave starts off by explaining how the world was looking for a Fred Rogers-style character who is innately good (1:05) and the differences between the various biographical projects and the inspiration for this fictional character (1:58). He explains his personal reasoning for giving his lead character, Jeff Pickles, so many dramatic hurdles (3:05).
Dave delves into how “Kidding” came about, starting with his job as a writer on “Weeds” (3:56). Searching for another satisfying project, he ended up writing something for himself (4:24) with Jim Carrey in mind (4:52). Dave describes the journey “Kidding” went on as it was developed, passed around town, green-lit, and paused (5:24) before finding a unique way to get the script into Jim Carrey’s orbit (8:04).
Now in season 2, Dave explains how the show has grown and found its footing (9:32). He reviews plot points and the magic in making them (11:12). Dave discusses how in season 2 the backstories of the characters are deepened (13:03) and dives into Catherine Keener’s role (14:32). He talks about the creative ways the writers found to explore the themes of the season (15:07).
Dave gives a rundown of the writers room (17:45) and reveals their creative process (18:36). He describes the atmosphere on set (20:58) and explains a particularly interesting shoot day (22:57).
He admits that he prefers television as a writer’s medium (26:08) and revels in the creative opportunity he has found himself in (27:28)
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The one and only actress, director and author Judy Greer (Halloween, The Descendants, I’m Sorry) always lights up a room and this time is no exception! Judy sits down with Andrea and ranks her top kissing scene partners (Clooney, you didn’t make the cut. Keep trying?), explains her vacation new dress theory, and reveals a shockingly persuasive pitch for why you might be a robot. Plus, Andrea and Tony continue to try and become actual friends.
Happy Halloween, Michael 🎃 Join our celebration of the big day in our latest discussion of Halloween (2018)! Babysitters beware: we're bloody excited for this slasher 🔪
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Audio clips from Halloween (2018), Halloween (1978), and "Jamie Lee Curtis on Halloween (2018) | Film4 Interview Special" on YouTube
SHOWNOTES:
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING?
BRYAN - Child’s Play, Midsommar
JON - Super Mario Maker 2
CHEWIE - Umbrella Academy, National Treasure
THEME MUSIC COURTESY
BRADLEY DAVID PARSONS
In this episode, we talk about the 2015 blockbuster, Jurassic World, starring Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, and some dinosaurs. Episode music is the Jurassic World Theme by Michael Giacchino, and Clair de Lune, by Claude Debussy.
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