Comedians Craig Fay and Rebecca Reeds view Movies and TV from the villain's perspective and dare to ask if they were really all that bad. Podcast Produced by Andrew Ivimey for The From Superheroes Network.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 292 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film |
For our Audience Choice episode Rebecca and Craig discuss the ridiculous Samuel L. Jackson action flick. You asked for it, so we're defending the snakes...on the plane. more
Rebecca and Craig discuss the iconic "one crazy night", high school comedy and how the main character is a sex crazed maniac who maybe deserved to get bullied. more
Craig and Rebecca are joined by special guest Hershawn Arora (@rapsandlaughs) to defend the original short king, Lord Farquadd. more
Craig and Rebecca talk about Denzel Washington's medical /hostage drama. We discuss the morality of unequal access to healthcare, ask when it is okay to meet violence with violence and confront the real villain of the movie, a system that makes good ... more
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Good premise, but tried listening to the Mononoke episode and it was quite excruciating. They were just recapping with no real substance or information that adds to the film. The worst aspect was the hosts repeating the word “like” every 5 seconds. So yeah… not for me. Great album cover though.
The premise of this is ingenious, but Rebecca’s over-the-top, screechy responses to everything grate on my nerves at times.
Wow, you guys did my boy shadow dirty. I mean, they were all good points, but my poor childhood.
Great premise, fun riffs. Great light-hearted show to listen to when I’m making dinner and unwinding from a crazy workday!
Rebecca and Craig are perfect compliments to each other. Rebecca is usually very opinionated and unhinged (in a delightful and hilarious way) and Craig is much more level and analytical (just don’t obliviously stand around blocking him at the store). They change the way you perceive some of the villains and reveal that maybe someone you didn’t think was an obvious villain actually is. I tend to side with Rebecca on most of the analyses and I BINGE these episodes whenever I am by myself or on tra... more
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