Episode 319: Young Frankenstein(1974)

After a brief hiatus, the guys are back to mourn some losses, most specifically Sir Patrick Stewart. We talk Stewart's commitment to LGBTQ+ rights, his craft as an actor and, of course, a whole mess of Star Trek. They also talk about First Contact, the best of the Next Generation films!

Welcome to the 'Ween continues with 2004's The Hazing, a fun little Halloween horror-comedy! We talk appealing casts, Brad Dourif, and a little bit of Halloween as a cinematic concept.

Welcome to the 'Ween continues with 2002's May! The guys talk Angela Bettis and her fantastic performance, being dislocated in time when it comes to trends, and it's Sammaeal's birthday.

Hello, and Welcome to the 'Ween! Our annual Halloween celebrations begin with 1999's stoner horror comedy Idle Hands! We talk commitment to the bit, the ethereal presence of Jessica Alba, enjoying Seth Green, and more!

Nuts and Bolts month comes to a close with 1994's Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a strangely vulgar but fascinatingly profound film. The guys talk the vulgarity, tonal shifts, and adaptational choices, as well as give final thoughts to our run-through of the Frankenstein film canon!

Nuts and Bolts month continues with the unforgettable comedy YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN! The guys sit down with Ryan Rodriguez of One Track Mind and Reels of Justice to discuss the film's inclusion into the Frankenstein canon, incredible cast, and more!

Nuts and Bolts month moves on with the guys first foray into the glorious world of Hammer Films, talking about The Curse of Frankenstein! Topics include the psychological depth of Doctor Frankenstein, the relationship between it's two nominal stars, and a lot of talk about the greatness of the late Peter Cushing.

The guys begin Nuts and Bolts with the original (and unequaled) Frankenstein from 1931! Topics include generational themes, queer theory, and the films enduring legacy. Please join us, and you, too, will know what it is like to be god!

Cutting Deeper, and our 6th Anniversary, come to a close with 1984's trashy cult-classic Savage Streets. Topics include the Minneapolis Spider-Man, (CW) R*pe Revenge, and Linnea Quigley being amazing.

Happy Anniversary to us! We are officially six years old! And with that milestone comes a conversation on one of Nathaniel's favorite films, 2001's The Attic Expeditions, a criminally underseen little film. The guys talk the incredible cast, muddy story, and an amazing pov tracking shot featuring Seth Green!