Cinema Chop Shop

S3E10 Lunatics on the Loose: Moon Movies

S3E10 Lunatics on the Loose: Moon Movies. Sorry or the brief delay, but ... hurricane. This week your host Travis, co-host Shawn, and 1st time guest Chelsea blast off to Earth's closest natural satellite for a discussion about "Moon Movies". Slated first for launch in the Re-cast is Robert Altman's space race Sci-Fi "Countdown" from 1968. After the all-clear from mission control we take a ride on the vomit comet with, what turns out not to be a moon movie, "Capricorn One" from 1977. Other segments include Movie News, The Midnight Dbl. Feature, Beer Check-ins from the space age, #2018MovieMarathon, and a scientifically accurate Honey Roast.

S3E09 I'm With the Banned: Banned Films

S3E09 I'm With the Banned: Banned Films. This week Travis and Shawn go down the rabbit hole of films that have been banned for whatever reason. We talk censorship and how it sucks. Also, Re-casts include the little known but remarkable "Scarlet Street" from 1945 with Edward G. Robinson. Followed by the not-so- great "The Thorn" from 1971 with an up and coming Bette Midler. Other segements include Movie News, the D.O.C.D, Midnight Double Features, Beer Check-ins, #2018MovieMarathon, and The Honey Roast. Enjoy!

S3E08 His and Herzog (or Werner Bros.) : The Films of Werner Herzog

S3E08 His and Herzog (or Werner Bros.) : The Films of Werner Herzog - This week, in honor of his upcoming 76th birthday (Sept.5th) and in celebration of a tremendous body of work, we discuss the films of Werner Herzog. Your host Travis, Brewboss Shawn, and returning guest Joey Poole are enwrapped in the eternal conflict of Man vs. Nature while re-casting two of his fictional films. First is Scream of Stone from 1991 about defeating the mountain Cerro Torre in Patagonia. After intermission we discuss 1981's Fitzcarraldo w/ Klaus Kinski. Other segments include the D.O.C.D. w/ Chief Corrections Officer Dana, Movie News, Midnight Dbl. Feature, Beer Check-ins, #2018MovieMarathon, and the Honey Roast.

S3E07 Burton Down the Hatches: The Films of Tim Burton

S3E07 Burton Down the Hatches: The Films of Tim Burton. Happy 60th Birthday to the 'Maestro of Macabre' Tim Burton. This week Travis, Shawn, and Hilary get togeth at the Chop Shop Garage to discuss his body of work from the better to the lesser. In the first Re-Cast we search for our bike with "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" from 1985. After Intermission we get into fan favorite "Beetlejuice" from 1988. Enjoy these segments as well as the Midnight Dbl. Feature, Beer Check-ins, the #2018MovieMarathobn, and a heroic Honey Roast.

S3E06 Dirty Casting: The Films of Patrick Swayze

S3E06 Dirty Casting: This week Travis, Shawn, Hilary, and a special guest examine a bitter sweet topic. On what would have been his 66th Birthday, The Films of Patrick Swayze. We start off with an amzing round of dbl features, then on to the Re-Cast of the laughable "Father Hood" from 1990. After Intermission we all take to the potter's wheel for a very candid discussion of the classic "Ghost" from 1993.

S3E05 Irony & Ivory: Elephant Movies

S3E05 Irony and Ivory: Elephant Movies - In support of World Elephant Day on Aug 12th, an international annual event dedicated to the preservation and protection of the world's elephants, Travis and Shawn herd into the Chop Shop Garage to discuss this issue. We might also slip into some movie banter. First re-cast is the "true story" of "Operation Dumbo Drop" (1995) with Danny Glover, Ray Liota, Denis Leary, and Doug E. Doug. Then the far more morally redeaming "Larger Than Life" (1996) with Bill Murray, Jeanene Garofalo, and Matthew McConaughey as Tip Tucker the Tweaked Out Trucker.

S3E04 Borden to Death: Parricide Movies

S3E04 Borden to Death: Parricide Movies. This week on the 126th anniversary of the Lizzie Borden murders (and the show's 1st Birthday) Travis and Brewboss Shawn get morbid. We're talking about "Parricide Movies", or films in which children kill their parents. First up is the laughably bad "Deadfall" from 1993. It's the story of a long-con gone wrong with Michael Biehn, James Coburn, and a geeked out Nicholas Cage. Next we re-cast the made-for-TV "The Legend of Lizzie Borden" from 1975. This historical dramatization stars Elizabeth Montgomery as a daughter accused of killing her parent with an axe in 1892. Plus regular segulars the D.O.C.D., Midnight Dbl. Feature, Energy drink and Beer check-ins, the #2018MovieMarathon, and Honey Roast.

S3E03 Gettin' Some Strangelove

S3E03 Gettin' Some Strangelove: This week Travis, Shawn, and Hilary convene at the Chop Shop Garage to discuss the films of Stanley Kubrick. He would have been 90 this week, but his cinematic genius and influence lives on. We selected two of his earlier studio pictures prior to his moving to England and pursuing only passion projects. First up is the historical epic "Spartacus" with Kirk Douglas. Then we tread lightly with the controversial "Lolita". Also you can expect all the regular segulars like the DOCD, Midnight Double Feature, Beer check-in, #2018MovieMarathon, and a very special Honey Roast of Hilary for her birthday.