Episodes
Sunday Aug 27, 2017
Cinema Chop Shop S1E3: High School Movies
Sunday Aug 27, 2017
Sunday Aug 27, 2017
Travis and Mark return at the height of their powers to discuss some of their favorite high school movies. The guys take on the task of picking new actors for all five main roles in The Breakfast Club (1985), then comedies rule the day on "Midnight Double Feature" and Travis falls behind on #2017MovieMarathon. After the break, Travis and Mark talk Clueless (1995) before taking on a sentimental classic for the Wild Card. If you like the show, find and follow us on social media, and give us a review on iTunes.
Monday Aug 21, 2017
Cinema Chop Shop S1E2: Road Trip Movies
Monday Aug 21, 2017
Monday Aug 21, 2017
Travis is joined by his wife Michele and friend of the podcast Hilary for a discussion of their favorite road trip movies. In the news review, the gang speculates plot points for The Hitman's Bodyguard , then Michele tells us what she really thinks about #2017MovieMarathon, and Hilary provides a litany of road trips pairs for "Midnight Double Feature." This week's films are Thelma and Louise (1991) & Flirting With Disaster (1996). The ladies have a saucy casting suggestion for a small but important role from Thelma and Louise , then Travis struggles to pronounce the names of child actors in the Wild Card segment. Enjoy the show!
Monday Aug 14, 2017
S1E1: Sci-Fi
Monday Aug 14, 2017
Monday Aug 14, 2017
Travis is joined by comic book artist Chris McJunkin and friend of the podcast Mark for an hour of quality sci-fi film conversation. The conversation begins with reviews of Dunkirk, The Dark Tower and McJunkin delivers his hot takes on today's film trailers. Travis continues to make up ground on #2017MovieMarathon, and Mark double dips on this week's "Midnight Double Feature." Then the gang pitch their casts for the fictional remakes of beloved sci-fi hits The Matrix (1999) and The Fifth Element (1997). Stay tuned for the Wild Card.
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