Timestamps: 0:01 - Intro 4:33 - Old 19:52 - Bad Taste 37:57 - Braindead/Dead Alive 1:09:52 - Q&A 1:10:06 - What’s a movie you can’t defend but you unironically love? 1:15:58 - Is Tom Hardy losing his notoriety with all these new bad movies he’s been in? 1:21:45 - Thoughts on alternate rating systems? 1:24:46 - Have any of you guys seen Squid Game, and if so what do you think about it? 1:26:23 - Tips on taking notes during films? 1:28:05 - Favorite Cheese’s? Also can Alex do a Wallace impression from Wallace and Gromit? 1:35:11 - What do you think of the statement “it’s impossible to make a true anti-war movie because to show something is to enable it”? 1:40:17 - Is there anything inherently wrong with a movie being good in one environment and not every other? 1:46:11 - Adum recommends One Cut of the Dead (2017)
Timestamps: intro 00:00 Alex admits his addiction to cocaine 2:14 Ralph sussyly asks how much a fursona costs 4:20 Adum and ralph travel to the uk so they can recreate top gear classic scenes to next episode 20:24 Film discussion 40:10 After 59:01 adum forces everyone to be silent and the boys do a lot of silent dancing with adum screaming ART at the end and repeating everytime a little slower until the end of the episode
I agree with Adam about the ending of Old not being a twist. In order for a resolution to have a twist it needs to be something surprising because the rest of the movie has been leading you into believing something else. Here the movie doesn't give a crap about trying to come up with scenarios, so it's not a twist, it's just a standard reveal.
Especially with madmans like Friedkin around. "Nah, fuck it, we don't need permits for a car chase. We'll just pay off any innocent citizens we hit and pray to god we don't kill anyone."
It would be amazing to me if, after hitting rock bottom with Glass, M. Night slowly worked his way back up and his final movie is another unironic 10 from YMS.
I wanna believe its possible but his films are so stagnant now , it doesn't matter if it is a high concept fantasy or sci fi setting or something more low budget and realistic they all just feel like what you expect from an M night movie, bad dialogue and underdeveloped metaphors
Saw Dead Alive 12 years ago and that final act of the movie is still in my memory. Pretty stoked about the next recommendation. Saw it recently and thought it was a lot of fun.
Ralphs point of saying war movies don’t sway people to be pro or anti war is just silly. Ignoring just how crucial propaganda has been in increasing war efforts throughout history, we can just look at the pure numbers of recruitments that skyrocket any time a pro us military film comes out and see that what ralph said is just flat out wrong.
Absolutely, if war propaganda didn't work the Army wouldn't provide tanks, jets and etc for some war movies (and refuse to provide for movies like Apocalypse Now).
Old is based on a graphic novel, not a short story. I think it's actually a very interesting and unique way to tell a story and really enjoyed it when I read it. Old is not the same experience but is very very funny.
I don’t understand why they didn’t just end the movie by having the kids embrace the fact that they were stuck and only had a few more hours left to live so they spend it making sand castles and being kids. They didn’t need to explain away anything, the concept was absurd in and of itself. It felt like maybe the resolution was going to go in that direction for a second and I would’ve respected that because at least it would’ve played into the only fucking theme that the movie had going for it (life is short, have fun while it lasts, yadda yadda). But M Night gonna M Night.
I wouldnt say so because even in his worst films (alien covenant for example) he is hands down the best part of it. Hardy might be one of the weakest aspects of venom imo
Top 10 movies to fall asleep too? I actually did this as a kid with one specific movie so I know that the best movie to sleep to is The Game Plan, where the Rock plays a football player who suddenly becomes a father
Can you guys talk about the Raid movies? It's such an awesome Martial Art movie, though I would like to know what you guys think about the story, cinematography, and basically anything else that aren't the fight scenes.
That Game of Thrones director was lieing. That episode wasn't too dark because it was for Imax. He made that up after it aired because of how much flak they got it. That show was a trainwreck pretty much from season 5. Just halfass people in charge marring the hard work of a talented cast (some of them) and crew.
It was a horribly exposing nose-dive into absolute fanfic quality writing and weirdly "ah, f*ck it" production. If D&D had the sense to p*ss off after 4 then we might have had even a half-decent ending AND those two would still have their careers. D*ckheads.
Yeah it seemed like an intentional creative choice to have no environmental light source and rely only on the torches and flames. The cinematographer probably was not comfortable/experienced/equipped with that particular creative decision and the showrunners either couldn’t or didn’t bother trying color correcting in post to make the episode not look disgusting
I think Tom hardy has always been in a mix of good and not so good roles. He just seems like he wants to work and doesn’t have an ego about being selective. Venom is really bad and embarrassing but I don’t think he cares and obviously it makes money. He’s talented and will always have work available to him it seems.
When it comes to M Night...does anyone tell him "your dialogue and acting in your movies suck"? I remember when he blamed the failure of Airbender and After earth on the lack of reshoots. Bro. Accept the fact nobody likes the way you write dialogue or the way you direct actors.
I saw dead alive and bad taste back in the early 2000s in high school as a young horror fan and was like so stoked on how well done they are for micro budget movies Basically the kiwi evil dead, but funny like evil dead 2 The fact Peter Jackson was releasing Lotr at the same time was such a trip The lawnmower sequence and brain stuffing are still some of it the best shlock ever
Given that Bad Taste and Meet The Feebles were shot in 16mm, that 4k restoration it's gonna still have its fair share of film grain. It's never going to look as clear as a 35mm shot film like Braindead.
16 mm is not designed to upscale to 4k, the film grain becomes very distracting. Just watch Black Swan on 1080p and you’d see, and that’s from expert filmmakers with otherwise top quality equipment and the film grain is distracting even at that resolution
27:05 Did Adam "Excuse me that I am incapable of turning my brain off while watching *insert popular well-received movie here that I'm gonna nitpick apart* " Johnson just admit he turned his brain off while watching the movie?
Completely disagree with Adam on Locke. I never thought the point was to sympathize with him, I don’t think that was the intention at all. And for the movie being set in a car the entire time, the cinematography was pretty damn impressive. Sometimes I don’t get where Adam comes from, but I guess I respect his opinion idk
There was an R-rated cut of Braindead when it released in the United States, which censored nearly all the gore. Funnily enough, there was still enough left in to warrant the descriptor of "an abundance of outrageous gore".
1:35:11 I always tell people who say this they obviously haven't heard of Come and See. Usually they bring up Saving Private Ryan which isn't even remotely anti-war, Spielberg even won an award from Department of "Defense" for it lmfao. They certainly weren't going to give Terrence Malick one...
I agree with Black Hawk Down. I love that movie! Also has a great cast too! (Including Tom Hardy funnily enough) Fun fact, they almost didn't get the Black Hawks in the movie, they nearly had to use Hueys instead. I also recommend reading Mark Bowden's book written about the actual incident because unlike the movie it covers the Somali side too I think, been maybe 20 years since I read it, so I could be mixing it up with other books I've read on it lol.
Peter Jackson says he's going to be remastering all 3 of his gross out movies when he gets the chance. He said he wants it to be a proper project because it's so special to him. He's discussed getting the crew who did the restoration for "they shall not grow old" to be the ones to remaster them
Meet the Feebles is much better than Bad Taste but no where near Braindead. it meanders a bit but the way all of the individual arcs wrap up makes it sooo worth it. I love it, even on DVD
Dead Alive was the most hilarious movie I've ever seen. Lord of the Rings was a b-movie in front of it. Thanks for the recommendation Alex!
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Here in Spain, Braindead was called "tu madre se ha comido a mi perro." Which literally means, "your mom ate my dog." I remember watching it for the sole reason that I thought it was the stupidest name ever.
The FNaF movie is still happening?! When’s the last time that game has even casually been name dropped in conversation?! The world has collectively stopped giving a shit about it even before we found out the creator was shit!
FNAF is still massively popular with the Game Theory fanbase. That community hold FNAF up as if it's some masterclass in storytelling. They seem to think that just because it's complicated that automatically means it's smart, which of course it isn't.
@@HOTD108_ The whole game is just long stretches of nothing happening, animals occasionally screaming at you, and you have to read wiki articles to understand any of the backstory.
If Adam doesn't like the music in a film, the film will NEVER get over a 5 from him, regardless of anything else good in the movie. Locke is a FANTASTIC film with an okay soundtrack (which isn't really the focus anyway). Everyone should go see it. Also, fun fact, Tom Hardy's first film role was Black Hawk Down.
Timestamps:
0:01 - Intro
4:33 - Old
19:52 - Bad Taste
37:57 - Braindead/Dead Alive
1:09:52 - Q&A
1:10:06 - What’s a movie you can’t defend but you unironically love?
1:15:58 - Is Tom Hardy losing his notoriety with all these new bad movies he’s been in?
1:21:45 - Thoughts on alternate rating systems?
1:24:46 - Have any of you guys seen Squid Game, and if so what do you think about it?
1:26:23 - Tips on taking notes during films?
1:28:05 - Favorite Cheese’s? Also can Alex do a Wallace impression from Wallace and Gromit?
1:35:11 - What do you think of the statement “it’s impossible to make a true anti-war movie because to show something is to enable it”?
1:40:17 - Is there anything inherently wrong with a movie being good in one environment and not every other?
1:46:11 - Adum recommends One Cut of the Dead (2017)
thank you Ali
Subhanallah Ali, thanks
You're a God
God bless this man
heroism at its purest
Alex seriously needs to stop licking door knobs
That "Dude, pride rock" fan art is amazing XD
should be framed in the Louvre
Dude, pride rock art.
“Dude, Pride COCK!”
Crop out a cock and replace the outcropping rock.
6/10
I would love a print
Thank you for informing me of this, would have missed it otherwise since I usually just listen to the episodes.
Timestamps:
intro 00:00
Alex admits his addiction to cocaine 2:14
Ralph sussyly asks how much a fursona costs 4:20
Adum and ralph travel to the uk so they can recreate top gear classic scenes to next episode 20:24
Film discussion 40:10
After 59:01 adum forces everyone to be silent and the boys do a lot of silent dancing with adum screaming ART at the end and repeating everytime a little slower until the end of the episode
This is so helpful!
Thank you!
Thanks!
Finally, the CORRECT timestamps!!!
I shrieked when I saw my fan art, thanks for including it boys 🥺
Alex’s voice caught me so off guard, he needs to stop licking toilet handles imao.
He sounds like a British Max Payne
I fucking KNEW One Cut of the Dead would be recommended as soon as Adum in the last episode went "you both haven't seen it? Hm. Interesting. Noted"
I agree with Adam about the ending of Old not being a twist. In order for a resolution to have a twist it needs to be something surprising because the rest of the movie has been leading you into believing something else. Here the movie doesn't give a crap about trying to come up with scenarios, so it's not a twist, it's just a standard reveal.
Now THIS is podcasting!
Bad Taste is a fantastic movie. I love the gritty feel and stupidness of it.
Adam: Bad Taste is like a movie that a 15 year old would shoot with his friends.
Me: I know it's awesome!
There's an energy and charm to many low-budget 70's and 80's movies that I can never get sick of.
I believe that "energy" is called cocaine.
Especially with madmans like Friedkin around. "Nah, fuck it, we don't need permits for a car chase. We'll just pay off any innocent citizens we hit and pray to god we don't kill anyone."
Braindead is 90s, but it does have that old school schlock to it
@@benjihudson2768 It's a huge notch above garbage exploitation movies. :)
It would be amazing to me if, after hitting rock bottom with Glass, M. Night slowly worked his way back up and his final movie is another unironic 10 from YMS.
And Glass isn't even bad
@@leonkuwata4510 yea its not bad. It's absolutely terrible.
I wanna believe its possible but his films are so stagnant now , it doesn't matter if it is a high concept fantasy or sci fi setting or something more low budget and realistic they all just feel like what you expect from an M night movie, bad dialogue and underdeveloped metaphors
@@danielandrews3154 It's honestly just average.
Glass was fine. I’ve seen worse movies, I’ve seen better.
And yea, it would be great if every movie that came out was a masterpiece.
Didn't expect to hear "Redacted" from this podcast.
[Redacted]
Saw Dead Alive 12 years ago and that final act of the movie is still in my memory. Pretty stoked about the next recommendation. Saw it recently and thought it was a lot of fun.
I can’t believe they didn’t mention the part in Braindead when the guts zombie does an epic fart. 💨
I can’t believe Alex picked my weird cheese question 😂 but I loved the discussion and the valiant attempt at Wallace! Thanks boys.
Braindead/Dead Alive is one of the best horror comedies that I would consider on par with Evil Dead 2.
Can't agree more
You guys unlocked a memory of me watching Dead Alive at a sleepover in 5th or 6th grade lol
Oh, wow. Alex is sick again.
What a surprise.
I'm so glad they're going to talk about One Cut of the Dead. I saw it at Leeds film festival a few years ago and it was the highlight of the night.
Memoria, the film Adam mentioned with the weird release strategy, will actually have a digital release on MUBI here in Italy.
Ralphs point of saying war movies don’t sway people to be pro or anti war is just silly. Ignoring just how crucial propaganda has been in increasing war efforts throughout history, we can just look at the pure numbers of recruitments that skyrocket any time a pro us military film comes out and see that what ralph said is just flat out wrong.
Totally agreed. It's almost like he is arguing movies can only have effects on society for certain subjects.
Didn't Ralph also say he didn't like the nazi symbols in Indiana Jones because he thought it was glorifying them? I'm still confused about that.
Absolutely, if war propaganda didn't work the Army wouldn't provide tanks, jets and etc for some war movies (and refuse to provide for movies like Apocalypse Now).
@@JovemEverton yeah call of duty is literally sponsored by the us military
@@robertdegiorno8690 and all the transformers movies
Old is based on a graphic novel, not a short story. I think it's actually a very interesting and unique way to tell a story and really enjoyed it when I read it. Old is not the same experience but is very very funny.
If I recall correctly, the lawnmower scene of Braindead / Dead Alive still holds the world record of most fake blood used in a movie scene
I don’t understand why they didn’t just end the movie by having the kids embrace the fact that they were stuck and only had a few more hours left to live so they spend it making sand castles and being kids. They didn’t need to explain away anything, the concept was absurd in and of itself. It felt like maybe the resolution was going to go in that direction for a second and I would’ve respected that because at least it would’ve played into the only fucking theme that the movie had going for it (life is short, have fun while it lasts, yadda yadda). But M Night gonna M Night.
Alex sounds kinda sexy with this particular broken timbre - so yeah, stay sick, but no Covid bro.
"Derek's don't run" really got me for some reason
The Tom Hardy question should be about Michael Fassbender instead. Great actor but has been in a lot of duds recently.
He just got casted in David Fincher's next film. Should be coming back now 🙏
I wouldnt say so because even in his worst films (alien covenant for example) he is hands down the best part of it. Hardy might be one of the weakest aspects of venom imo
in ralph's words, "a great actor that picks his movies by dartboard"
Also, Fassbender has been accused of some sexual misconduct allegations recently
@@andresloaiza4707 total bull
Y’all didn’t even let Ralph introduce himself lmao
Legends don’t need introductions
ruclips.net/user/RalphTheMovieMaker
My heart exploded when Adam said poutine the correct way, bless
"Dayum" -Mid Sized Sedan
Peter Jackson was also the Santa Claus that got stabbed in the beginning of Hot Fuzz 😊
He was the Santa who did the stabbing (through Nicholas Angel's hand!)
Youre right. My bad
@@pasqualecurry7773 That freeze-frame is stuck in my mind forever.
i'm so ready to hear them talk about Old
DUDE, PRIDE ROCK
"Yo man that's assault," Mid-Sedan said calmly after getting slashed on the cheek
“This beach is making us grow old (2021) really fast” was my favorite line
Top 10 movies to fall asleep too? I actually did this as a kid with one specific movie so I know that the best movie to sleep to is The Game Plan, where the Rock plays a football player who suddenly becomes a father
Sardonicast just gets better and better.... i love. thank you guys .You ROCK.... Feel better soon Alex
And 1 month later Adum gives an 8/10 to new movie "Spencer", which written by the director/screenwriter of "Locke" and "Serenity".
I'm so happy you guys are talking about Peter Jackson's early films.
Those movies are so fun (Especially Meet the Feebles (1989), a camp-filled trip)
I laughed when the kids were talking about mortgages and taxes
Holy shit they finally talked about Bad Taste & Feebles, I’ve seen Bad Taste like 20 times and is the reason I live movies so much
Same , bummer Adam was such a hater.
@@vicaldama9314 what's new
Can you guys talk about the Raid movies? It's such an awesome Martial Art movie, though I would like to know what you guys think about the story, cinematography, and basically anything else that aren't the fight scenes.
Braindead/Dead Alive is currently available in all its gory glory on RUclips. Free.
The new Peter Jackson 4K set gets announced soon. It comes with his first films and shorts. Should be announced soooooon......
That Game of Thrones director was lieing. That episode wasn't too dark because it was for Imax. He made that up after it aired because of how much flak they got it. That show was a trainwreck pretty much from season 5. Just halfass people in charge marring the hard work of a talented cast (some of them) and crew.
I guess the director just kinda forgot about lighting...
It was a horribly exposing nose-dive into absolute fanfic quality writing and weirdly "ah, f*ck it" production. If D&D had the sense to p*ss off after 4 then we might have had even a half-decent ending AND those two would still have their careers. D*ckheads.
Yeah it seemed like an intentional creative choice to have no environmental light source and rely only on the torches and flames. The cinematographer probably was not comfortable/experienced/equipped with that particular creative decision and the showrunners either couldn’t or didn’t bother trying color correcting in post to make the episode not look disgusting
I recently got my boyfriend to watch Braindead and his reaction was hilarious. Arguably my favourite Peter Jackson film!
I cannot wait to listen to them talk about old
I think Tom hardy has always been in a mix of good and not so good roles. He just seems like he wants to work and doesn’t have an ego about being selective. Venom is really bad and embarrassing but I don’t think he cares and obviously it makes money. He’s talented and will always have work available to him it seems.
He seems to have an aversion to selecting scripts that he stars alone without a strong costar. Probably is a lack of ego thing
When it comes to M Night...does anyone tell him "your dialogue and acting in your movies suck"?
I remember when he blamed the failure of Airbender and After earth on the lack of reshoots.
Bro. Accept the fact nobody likes the way you write dialogue or the way you direct actors.
Poor alex just getting spitroasted by covid and the flu
I hope we can hear your thoughts on meet the feebles someday!
I saw dead alive and bad taste back in the early 2000s in high school as a young horror fan and was like so stoked on how well done they are for micro budget movies
Basically the kiwi evil dead, but funny like evil dead 2
The fact Peter Jackson was releasing Lotr at the same time was such a trip
The lawnmower sequence and brain stuffing are still some of it the best shlock ever
Bad Taste feels a lot like an RLM film to me. Like you want to be supportive cause you really like the guys, but man you really wish it was better.
Space Cop
@@luiginastro8831 commentary track is nice
The only copy of braindead I can find is a Spanish import. It does need a re-release
Alex didn't say Madagascar because he can defend it
Adam is looking way to into it. There was a twist, but it was so dumb it wasnt good. He obviously knows.
Why does Ralph repeatedly say “Nutshack” at 1:20:53
I remember being absolutely blown away by the amount of blood in Kill Bill the first time I saw it. That might come close to Brain Dead.
best intro so far
Given that Bad Taste and Meet The Feebles were shot in 16mm, that 4k restoration it's gonna still have its fair share of film grain. It's never going to look as clear as a 35mm shot film like Braindead.
Literally unwatchable
What's wrong with film grain?
16 mm is not designed to upscale to 4k, the film grain becomes very distracting. Just watch Black Swan on 1080p and you’d see, and that’s from expert filmmakers with otherwise top quality equipment and the film grain is distracting even at that resolution
I love how Adam goes to all that effort to prevent Ralph from spoiling Serenity, but somehow forgets to also censor 1:21:21 lol
Can’t wait for Mike Flannigan to take control of this movie
My 2nd favorite podcast fullstop
Ahh, this brings back memories of listening to FNAF fan music in the school bus.
they let special ed kids on the bus?
please consider discussing perfect blue! adum could add some insight from the satoshi kon documentary he saw
Dead alive was such an insane movie I saw on demand as a kid, still love it 👍
27:05 Did Adam "Excuse me that I am incapable of turning my brain off while watching *insert popular well-received movie here that I'm gonna nitpick apart* " Johnson just admit he turned his brain off while watching the movie?
Johnston*
There's a difference between having to shut your brain off to enjoy a movie and shutting your brain off to ignore a movie.
Completely disagree with Adam on Locke. I never thought the point was to sympathize with him, I don’t think that was the intention at all. And for the movie being set in a car the entire time, the cinematography was pretty damn impressive. Sometimes I don’t get where Adam comes from, but I guess I respect his opinion idk
There was an R-rated cut of Braindead when it released in the United States, which censored nearly all the gore. Funnily enough, there was still enough left in to warrant the descriptor of "an abundance of outrageous gore".
1:35:11 I always tell people who say this they obviously haven't heard of Come and See. Usually they bring up Saving Private Ryan which isn't even remotely anti-war, Spielberg even won an award from Department of "Defense" for it lmfao. They certainly weren't going to give Terrence Malick one...
With the Batman coming up I'd love to hear your guys' thoughts on the Tim Burton Batman movies
I agree with Black Hawk Down. I love that movie! Also has a great cast too! (Including Tom Hardy funnily enough)
Fun fact, they almost didn't get the Black Hawks in the movie, they nearly had to use Hueys instead.
I also recommend reading Mark Bowden's book written about the actual incident because unlike the movie it covers the Somali side too I think, been maybe 20 years since I read it, so I could be mixing it up with other books I've read on it lol.
The redacted part when serenity was brought up, I was confused asf.
I saw One cut of the dead one week ago
Homeworks done i guess
Peter Jackson says he's going to be remastering all 3 of his gross out movies when he gets the chance.
He said he wants it to be a proper project because it's so special to him. He's discussed getting the crew who did the restoration for "they shall not grow old" to be the ones to remaster them
Meet the Feebles is much better than Bad Taste but no where near Braindead. it meanders a bit but the way all of the individual arcs wrap up makes it sooo worth it. I love it, even on DVD
i thought that was ralph who was barking lol
Lol not the first time ralph has called Ewan, ian
When we started hearing the [redacted] sounds I thought you guys randomly started talking about the nutshack because of Ralph’s [redacted] video
Talk about Ed wood please
Evil Dead 2013 is pretty fuckin bloody too lol
Not as much as Braindead though
Ralph thinks the negative rating system is confusing
Hi, can you talk about Suspiria and it's remake next?
No Meet the Feebles discussion?
"Who's the asshole..." Damn what does Adam have against Scott Cawthon?
Dead Alive was the most hilarious movie I've ever seen. Lord of the Rings was a b-movie in front of it. Thanks for the recommendation Alex!
Here in Spain, Braindead was called "tu madre se ha comido a mi perro." Which literally means, "your mom ate my dog." I remember watching it for the sole reason that I thought it was the stupidest name ever.
The FNaF movie is still happening?! When’s the last time that game has even casually been name dropped in conversation?! The world has collectively stopped giving a shit about it even before we found out the creator was shit!
FNAF is still massively popular with the Game Theory fanbase. That community hold FNAF up as if it's some masterclass in storytelling. They seem to think that just because it's complicated that automatically means it's smart, which of course it isn't.
@@HOTD108_ The whole game is just long stretches of nothing happening, animals occasionally screaming at you, and you have to read wiki articles to understand any of the backstory.
Old is hilarious, and so is Braindead but for completely different reasons.
"[REDACTED]" -Ralph
Oh my god, the Pride rock fan art :))))) dead. And then the intro, fuck!! The MEMES
If Adam doesn't like the music in a film, the film will NEVER get over a 5 from him, regardless of anything else good in the movie. Locke is a FANTASTIC film with an okay soundtrack (which isn't really the focus anyway). Everyone should go see it.
Also, fun fact, Tom Hardy's first film role was Black Hawk Down.
I kind of feel this though. Sound adds such a huge emotional element to a film. Especially if you're a musician like Adam.
How come The Father and Pieces of a Woman got an 8/10 score each from Adam despite his criticisms of each film’s soundtracks?
@@Dethmaster64 In those films, he doesn't say the music is BAD on its own. Just used inappropriately or ineffectively.
Where did their annihilation episode go.?? I can’t find it anywhere
I'm with you on black hawk down Ralph, shitty politics but great movie lol
I trust Scott..let him make the movie🤣🤣🤣
01:28:24 Important moment of the cast.
Dead Alive is awesome, glad I finally saw it.
I kick arse for the Lord!