Movie of the Week
Mike Sitnikov, Will GishEach week, Will Gish (Fat Boy, Daddy) and Mike Sitnikov (Hawg, Hawg Lord) watch and discuss a new movie ranging from classics to modern day cinema. Take a deep dive with us as we discuss cinema, drink beer, and try not to put each other down too much. Don't take it too seriously, it's just cinema.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||
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This one is a doozy. Our longest, and by far, most drunkest podcast yet. In this episode, Daddy and Hawg down some drinks and go over a list of the top 150 Sci-Fi films of all time that was put out by Rolling Stone. Spoiler Alert, this list is highly... more
Were back for another countdown! Last episode, we looked at Mikes top 250 films of all time. This episode, its Wills turn. What movies are on his list? How much overlap is there? Will Daddy ever shut up or will he just talk and talk and talk... more
Were trying something a bit different this week. Instead of reviewing a movie, we thought itd be fun to go through our top 250 films of all time lists. This week, were doing Mikes list. We start way back for some classics and progress to more modern ... more
In this weeks episode we go to Mikes roots and explore the 1994 Action/Sci-Fi film No Escape starring Ray Liotta, Lance Henriksen, Ernie Hudson, among others. Its a fun action film that would be right at home in the 80s. Does Will appreciate this kin... more
Today we have a very controversial movie were tackling. Will is a big fan of Gaspar Noe and so we decided to revisit this notorious film. For those who dont know, Irreversible stars Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci and features some very graphic sc... more
Are you ready to get weird? This week we dive into The Void, a 2016 creature feature sci-fi film from Canada. This film is a throwback to John Carpenter and other practical effects masterpieces of the 1980s. Its weird, its fun, its bizarre... its eve... more
This week, Mike and Will go old school with Arsenic and Old Lace starring Cary Grant and Priscilla Lane. This 1944 comedy/crime drama is set almost entirely in one location and is Mikes first time watching it. Its full of twists and turns, surprises,... more
In this episode, we discuss the 2005 film starring Daddy of all Daddys Russell Crowe. This is a great depression era boxing movie that reminded us a bit of Rocky and other sports movies where someone rises above adversary. But did we love it? Youll h... more
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