Halloween

Slasher Movie Month concludes with Wes Craven's satirical look at the slasher genre with his 1996 film, Scream. On this episode:We debate if Scream got lost in its own satire and self parody.As ourselves if this created the iconic "Do You Want to Play a Game" line.Tyler really cant believe that they made seven Scream movies and asks when will they stop? Kody goes through the rules of each Scream movie.We try and figure out where the hell the parents are throughout the movie.

Slasher Movie Month continues with Tobe Hooper's iconic and genre defining 1970s slasher movie The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. On this episode:We breakdown the low budget camera work and set design and how they add to the tension and fear in the movie Tyler has a lot of thoughts on how awful it must have been to hangout with FranklinKody gives everyone his advice for road tripping through rural America and on how to properly jump out of a window.We debate if Pam could have survived being captured in the house of horrors in this movie

Slasher Movie Months continues with Wes Craven's 1984 A Nightmare on Elm Street!On this episode:We talk about how the horror genre can allow for great original ideas Kody gives us a technical breakdown for how Wes Craven filmed the movie's bloodiest scene Tyler gives his movie cop scale, rating movie police on a scale of 1 - 10 and rates the movie cops in A Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, and more.Tyler explains why Robo-Cop is the most average movie cop and thus the perfect meridian for his scale.

The boys start off slasher movie month with a classic, John Carpenter's "Halloween." Kody's first time seeing this movie, and Tyler's second time, the boys were a little underwhelmed with this one. However, they do find some excellent shots to talk about. They end the episode off with an interest last call discussion on casting "what ifs" and the franchises legacy. 

We heard your sister's going out with SQUEAK! But really we're closing out Obscure Sports Quarterly with David Zucker's 90s classic; "BASEketball." On this Episode: We are joined by our long time friend and fellow BASEketball fan Doddio. The three of us break down this classic comedy and all the best psych outsWe talk about the rough time Trey Parker and Matt Stone had filming while also getting South Park off the ground. Or is it South America now?Doddio comes up with the best best drink or cocktail from the movie.We discuss what this movie would have looked like if it had been made 10 years earlier. 

Obscure Sports Quarterly month continues! This week the we breakdown Norman Jewison's 1975 obscure sports epic; Rollerball.On this episode: Tyler and Kody dive breakdown what they thought of the game of Rollerball and the world it is set in. Tyler asks the hard questions like - Was Jonathon overrated? Did he deserve to be called the GOAT of Rollerball?We imagine what Daniel Day Lewis as the teams Owner and GM would look like. Spoiler alert, he's drinking everyone's milkshake We try and figure out what modern athletes would make the best Rollerball players

It's the second episode of "Obscure Sports Quarterly" month. For this episode the boys take a trip down memory lane and into a more tropical envirement...kind of. It's Jon 'Turtletaub's "Cool Runnings." In this episode the boys discuss:-Doug E. Doug being absolutely iconic in this Disney classic.-How Disney is really good at struturing movies and making them appealing for kids. -John Candy in one of his last roles before his downfall.

September is here and Nobody makes us bleed our own blood! Nobody! ...So Drunk on Cinema decided to celebrate with some 4 weeks of obscure sports movie. And what better way to kick off the month than with the movie that inspired The Obscure Sports Quarterly with, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.On This Episode:We discuss where Dodgeball ranks on the greatest comedy movies of the 2000sTyler and Kody give their favorite and most quotable lines from the movie We have an interesting debate for What Type of Take Your Kid to Workday Is this?

Space Movie Month comes to a climactic end with Christopher Nolan's 2014 masterpiece; InterstellarOn this episode: We debate if this is the best movie of our generationTalk about it's awkward release date of November 2014Tyler explains how the f*** they filmed this movie We discuss Christopher Nolan's career, how he keeps taking risks, and keeps making incredible films We ask ourselves WHAT ABOUT TOM? Cooper's son, the black sheep of the family, who gets a terrible goodbye and a pickup truck from his dad. The son whose sister works at NASA where the air is clean and the food is cleaner but she doesn't get brother a job there? 

Space Movie Month takes a pit stop to fuel up on Helium 3 and while we decided to checkout Duncan Jones 2009 film; MoonOn This Episode:We breakdown the films great use of its low budget We discuss if this was a test run for Duncan Jones next movie Source CodeKody talks about how Sam Rockwell has great energy with Sam RockwellTyler is adamant that this movie would never happen Sam could play Fantasy Football.We end it by breaking down Duncan Jones career and what he has planned next.