"Mrs. Doubtfire" And "Tootsie"

Mark and Pat just received a suspicious offer from the Umbrella Corporation to record a podcast in Raccoon City, and guess what? It pays double! What could possibly go wrong? RBS continues it's video game adaptation series covering the Resident Evil video game and the adaptations from 2002 and 2026.

Thar she blows! Join Mark and Pat as they set sail into the world of box-office bombs, taking on 1995’s Cutthroat Island. Does this infamous pirate film that killed multiple careers truly deserve to walk the plank? Plus, they dive into the bizarre world of movie tie-in video games.

Welcome To Earth! And Welcome to another episode of the RBS Podcast where Pat and Mark turn their attention to the biggest movie star of the 90s and early 2000s, Will Smith. In this first episode we cover his early career from arriving as a fully formed star in the Fresh Prince to becoming a Hollywood blockbuster leading man in the baffling flop, Wild Wild West. The difference is…He makes this look good!

Hellllllooooo and welcome back to a true-to-concept episode of the Rip Borrow Steal Podcast!Mark and Pat compare Robin Williams’s comedic tour de force, Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), with the comedy that likely inspired it—Dustin Hoffman’s Tootsie (1982).We’ll see you all at San Fran’s swankiest restaurant, Bridges, and we assure you… help is on the waaayy!

What film studio consistently sparks the interest of the average moviegoer? There’s really only one answer: A24.The studio behind Best Picture winners Moonlight and Everything Everywhere All at Once. But how did a small independent film distributor become one of the most profitable and iconic studios in Hollywood?The answer lies in creative risk-taking, viral marketing, and a whole lot of vibes. Join Pat and Mark, as we explore how A24 has captured the cinema zeitgeist.

We’ve had your curiosity, but now we have your attention! We are wrapping up our Leo series with a Mega-Pod that spans Leo’s career from 2006-present (excluding “One Battle After Another.”) We take a deep dive on a personal favorite that is infinitely rewatchable and quotable, “The Departed.” Hop in your Prius, pour yourself a cranberry juice and take a ride with us and 3-time guest, Mike Ingledue on the DiCaprio Highway.

Dust off that box in your attic that has your Teva sandals, Abercrombie visor and puka shell necklaces, because we are heading back to the Beach! We are continuing in our Leo-Mini-series covering his career and films from the late 90s to mid-2000s. During this time, Leo’s “Posse” was ruling the sunset strip while Leo’s films stayed firmly in the past. Is 2002 one of the best years in film? Like Frank Abagnale asked, “Do you concur?”

Sit back and enjoy some of Gilbert’s Grapes, forget about your Growing Pains and listen to the new Titanic episode of the RIP BORROW STEAL PODCAST! We are unveiling a new three-part series that will analyze the fascinating career of one of our last living movie stars, Leo DiCaprio.

This episode is dedicated to the true visionary that we lost this week, David Lynch. The episode was recorded prior to his passing so we were not able to give him the tribute we would have wanted. The best way to honor his legacy is to explore or revisit his work. We hope you enjoy this episode with a damn fine cup of coffee.

Nobody expects to give birth to the Antichrist, but in Hollywood, it continues to happen. As we head into our favorite season full of frights, Mark and Pat compare 1968’s Rosemary’s Baby with Sydney’s Sweeney’s Immaculate (2024). Book your ticket to Italy and make sure you pack enough Tannis Root!