Reel Garbage

It's episode 149!! Second last episode of the season.  This time around I was joined, once again, by Dave and Darren to discuss the 2009 horror comedy Jennifer's Body.   We tried really hard to wrap up at the one hour mark but we're idiots and we get side tracked easily. Season finale coming in July then I'm taking a goddamn break for a while.

Don't get them wet. Don't feed them after midnight. It's always after midnight if you think about it, right? You guys, this movie is 31 years old and it held up. We thought it might be bad but it was actually awesome. Tons of hilarious bits. Ridiculous gremlin filled chaos. Fucking pandemonium!! Darren Millar and I dove into GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH on this episode of the show. We had an absolute blast on this one, it's hilarious, you need to watch it.

On this episode of Reel Garbage we take a bite out of one of Nicolas Cage's first feature films. A horror comedy that surprisingly didn't suck. VAMPIRE'S KISS was a fun and mind bending romp through New York and the life of a young man trapped in the cycle of going out, getting fucked up, and getting down with random ladies until one day he meets a vampire and his whole life is turned upside down.....or at least that's what we think. This movie is crazy so it's right up Cage's alley. I'm joined by my funny friends Dave Bosma and Darren Millar for this one. You can catch both of them on stage doing standup once this damn pandemic is over, but in the meantime head over The ILL INFORMERS youtube page to catch Darren yucking it up with fellow hosts Nash Park and Elyott Ryan.

On this episode of Reel Garbage I rolled into Nanaimo to get angry with my friend Jayden Worth about the terrible 2011 Nicolas "film" DRIVE ANGRY. This movie was basically a terrible compilation of other movies thrown into one steaming pile of cinematic trash. At least it made us laugh at points but good grief Nic, ACT!!! Thanks for supporting me by listening.  It's you guys that make me continue to make these episodes and I couldn't do it without your support.

Highly recommended by an old coworker MONSTER MAN was a $4,000,000 film that looked like it only cost about 2 grand. And for 2 grand I didn't think it was that terrible. It had it's moments of shitty-ness and some decent effects when it came to the gore. It was a buddy movie in the end, and I had my buddy Dave Bosma come out to review it with me. I liked it more than I thought I would and we had fun giving you our view on it. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show and turn on NOTIFICATIONS for new episodes every week.