[Greystoked] Tarzan's Desert Mystery

Michael and I are joined by fellow caster of pods, Paxton Holley, as Tarzan and Boy journey across the great sands to an espionage adventure involving royal assassination, a singing magician, and Cheetah stealing every turban in sight. Check it out here.

[Sleigh Bell Cinema] Mixed Nuts

I was delighted to guest on Michael May's annual celebration of Christmas movies with a favorite of my Mother and I, a wild ensemble farce remade by Nora Ephron from and even wilder French comedy. Love is found, babies are born, trees are decorated, and serial killers are shot in this holiday flop that deserves more of an audience. Check it out here.

[BarBROians] Think Big

JD and I ride along with the Barbarian Brothers as we discuss this goofy and occasionally quite inappropriate kids flick about truckers and tech companies, and the shenanigans which ensue when the two collide. And check out that poster from Japan! Check it out here.

[Thundarr Road] Valley of the Man-Apes

Hey look, it's a monkey! Check it out here.

[BarBROians] The Barbarians

Spinning off from Schumacast, JD and I launch a podcast mini-series exploring the wild, eclectic, sadly short-lived film career of Peter Paul & David Paul, collectively known as The Barbarian Brothers. We start off with an Italian, Canon Films-produced sword & sorcery flick, showing off both their physiques, their trademark gags, and every single inappropriate thing you'd expect from both a Canon Film and an Italian barbarian flick. Check it out here.

[Schumacast] 1980s Recap

Angie and I take a look back at the decade which exploded Joel Schumacher into his career as a Hollywood film director. Check it out here.

[Schumacast] Cousins

In which our dear friend Lore joins us for a discussion of Joel Schumacher's remake of a 70s French farce. How does it compare to the original, and what are the ways in which it covers U2? Check it out here.

[Greystoked] Tarzan Triumphs (1943)

At Greystoked, Michael and I are again joined by comic writer Christopher Mills as the property shifts to a new studio, returning to the hands of producer Sol Lesser, and hits the ground running as they pit Johnny's version of the hero against invading Nazis, as bitingly directed by an Austrian Jewish refugee of the still raging war. Check it out here.

GUEST SPOT! [I Read Movies] The Lost Boys

I had the honor of joining Paxton for his series I Read Movies, where we thoroughly break down Craig Shaw Gardner's legendarily rare novelization of Joel Schumacher's The Lost Boys. Check it out here.

[Schumacast] The Lost Boys

At Schumacast, Angie and I reach a major milestone in Joel Schumacher's career as JD again joins us to discuss the Brat Pack vampire classic, and its associated music videos. Check it out here.