Episode 220 - CORN!

[Mike]

So many movies! Mike reviews Black Panther and A Futile and Stupid Gesture. Aidan reviews crappy horror movies: Pay the Ghost, The Void, Zoombies, and Bleed. And together they do an Awesome in the Eighties nostalgic review of Poltergeist. All this plus a little podcast talk, a half-dozen brand-new, listener-submitted questions on the Pod-O-Matic, and some extra listener feedback in Listener Betrayal. Happy Presidents Day, everyone!

Enjoy!

[Eliahad]

I didn't correct you, Mike, because "Petra-chumber" is funny. "Petri-cumber," was the pronunciation I had in my head. Iantha gets a point.

[Mike]

Good point. I do enjoy being laughed at. My apologies.

[Eliahad]

Woah, Woah, Woah. When I was writing it down, I thought, "Petra-cumber" that's cool. And what did I say in my head after I saw it on the page? "Petra-cumber. Ha, that's funny."

What I'm actually saying is that it's inherently funny and everyone is actually laughing at Aidan, and with you.

[Kyle]

By the way- I've seen the Void and liked it quite a bit- but because I was expecting it to be shit and it wasn't.

Tell Aidan-

I've seen XX and enjoyed it- but with all anthologies, they are mixed.

I saw Blood Glacier already and thought it was just okay. Very run of the mill.

Aidan said that I already watched The Last Ship- but I don't know what that is.

I will watch Residue this week and post up.

[Kyle]

Wait-

I need clarification on Residue. Is he talking about the English short series (3 episodes) called Residue- which was mind warpy and trippy? I've seen that. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Or is he talking about the cheesy movie with a demon book in it? I haven't seen that.

[Mike]

I believe that was The Last Shift.

I'll get clarification on Residue.

[Kyle]

Oh yeah! The Last Shift was the freaking bomb. VERY high recommend from me. Also, shared some similarities in tone with The Void.

[Mike]

The cheesy demon book one.

Aidan says he'll review it on the podcast next week. So your comments would be awesome to have as well.