We check out the new Arrow release of The Stuff.  Lots of talk about Garrett Morris and his lethal fists of fury. Also Wes decides it’s a good idea to tease my cats with treats during the whole show, Randy has a death cough,

This week on Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I’m covering two underappreciated sci-fi films from 2002 that star Christian Bale.* First we kick things off on the dystopia-via-gun-fu end with Equilibrium, then we round things off on the post-apocalypse-via-d...

In honor of the great Larry Drake passing we check out the 90’s slasher film Dr. Giggles.  We run down the doctor themed kills and puns but for some reason left out one of the creepiest aspects of the film where a guy gets his girlfriend to dress up in...

This week on Talk Without Rhythm I’m ending a month dedicated to My Favorite Directors with two films from Darren Aronofsky: 2006’s The Fountain and 2014’s Noah. DOWNLOAD SUBSCRIBE [00:00] INTRO [01:24] Cult of Muscle Promo [02:37] RANDOM CONVERSATION ...

The DZ Crew had a chance to check out an early screening of the comic book movie that we’ve been waiting decades for.  Batman V Superman.  Is it everything we’ve always wanted it to be?  Who wins?  Do you get to see Amy Adams topless?

This week on Talk Without Rhythm, I’m joined by the Cancer Man to discuss one of My Favorite Directors: David Cronenberg. 1999’s eXistenZ. 2012’s Cosmopolis. Strap in. DOWNLOAD SUBSCRIBE [00:00] INTRO [01:32] Double-Page Spread Promo [02:15] FEEDBACK [...

This week on Talk Without Rhythm, I’m continuing my month-long look at some of my favorite directors with an episode devoted the one of the most prolific, iconoclastic, and occasionally INSANE filmmakers alive today: Takashi Miike.

This episode of Lights Out features a quick conversation with Luke Naliborski, author of Ghosts Never Say Boo, and tour guide at Haunted Alton Tours.

This week on Talk Without Rhythm I’m kicking-off a month devoted to my favorite directors. First up – John Carpenter, with 1987’s Prince of Darkness, 1994’s In the Mouth of Madness, and 2005’s Cigarette Burns.

We wrap up Jean Claude Van Dammuary  . . . in March.  Well at least we finished.  Blame Deadpool.  Anyway we talk about the meta movie JCVD in where Jean Claude Van Damme plays himself.  A tired action star who gets wrapped up in a robbery gone wrong.