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Episode 154 – Yoga Hosers
We at the Bcast were lucky enough to catch one of the premier showings of Kevin Smith’s Yoga Hosers. Kevin Smith does not disappoint in his second venture into creature features. Some may take issue with his aim at young girls as the target audience here, but this movie stands on its own. Please to […]
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Episode 153 – Robot
Welcome to another Bcast! This week we cover a ridiculous Bollywood movie with some of the best overdone special effects ever! Please to enjoy.
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Episode 128 – Pulp Fiction
If you were wondering why we haven’t done Pulp Fiction yet, you were not alone. Worry not, because we have finally tackled this amazing movie with the help of Stephen and Branden. Please to enjoy!
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Episode 117 – Tusk
This week Branden and Stephen join us to discuss Kevin Smith’s Tusk. Tusk is a movie that is best experienced without expectations. It is a mindfuck of a movie that will definitely leave a mark. There are many who dislike this film, but none of them were anywhere to be found on this recording. Listen […]
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Episode 95 – Heart Attack/Brain Damage
This week we are joined by Joe and Wes from Harley Poe along with Jeremy the Brother-in-law to discuss to amazing body horror films. Heart Attack (aka Night of the Tentacles) is the second Dustin Mills film we’ve done on the Bcast, and it was met with praise by all in attendance. Brain Damage is […]
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Episode 78 – Vulgar and Return to Nuke ‘Em High Vol. 1
Branden joins us for another double feature. We watch Comic Book Men’s Brian Johnson’s Vulgar and the new Troma epic Return to Nuke ‘Em High Vol. 1. What follows is the barrage bad taste you expect when this crew gets together.
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Episode 17 – Clerks
In Episode 17, Mike, Malaria and special guest Joy talk about Kevin Smith’s Clerks. This Episode also features an interview with director, Scott Schirmer and producer Leya Taylor of the movie Found.. Get this poster and more at Movie Poster Shop
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Bcast Introductions
Mike and Malaria Introduce themselves and talk about their first B movies