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Show Name - 10-31-2011

Show Number - 76

Real Date - 31st October 2011

Host(s) - Matthew Rorie (76) - Alex Navarro (67)

Guest(s) - Joey Fameli (6)

Podcast Description

Joey joins Alex and Rorie for a podcast session! Are we going to talk some Walking Dead this week? Better get used to it, because yes! (Spoilers end around the 15:00 mark if you wish to avoid them, or simply skip to the movie talk.) Also on the docket: a discussion on the relative merits of The Rum Diary, In Time, and Puss In Boots, as well as some talk about the new Beavis and Butthead, and, of course, user questions! Halloween!

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(AD = Audio Description)

00:00:00 - Matt talks to Alex - AD: Joey cycles the colour of a light. Green, Red and settles on white - A lot of incoherent talking

00:00:30 - AD: Joey closes the door

00:01:00 - Podcast Starts - Joey fiddles with a flip camera - Joey is a human clapper board

00:01:30 - Intro ends - Episode 76! - Why are the cameras here Joey?

00:02:30 - We are behind, behind the screened doors right now

00:03:00 - Rorie: I hate everything about podcasts!

00:03:30 - Monday - Its Halloween!!! - AD: For some reason Rorie gazes into the back of a spoon

00:04:00 - AD: Joey Pulls out his phone.

00:16:30 - Birdemic: Shock and Terror - Rifftrax

00:17:30 - Mystery Science Theater 3000 - The Final Sacrifice

00:18:00 - Puss in boots

00:18:30 - Shrek

00:19:30 - Zach Galifianakis

00:20:30 - Dreamworks - Billy Bob Thornton

00:21:00 - AD: Rorie is clutching onto the microphone stand as if it was the only thing anchoring him to the earth

00:21:30 - Jack Black - Shark Tail - Ants - Will Smith

00:22:00 - Tom hanks - Tim allen

00:22:30 - Cars 2 - Larry The Cable Guy

00:23:30 - The Rum Diary - Johnny Depp

00:25:00 - Richard Nixon

Teaser Poster

00:25:30 - Aaron Eckhart - Richard Jenkins - Giovanni Ribisi

00:27:00 - Hunter S. Thompson

00:27:30 - Fear and loathing

00:28:30 - Bruce Robinson - Withnail & I

00:29:30 - In Time

00:31:00 - Logans run

00:31:30 - South Park

00:32:00 - Justin Timberlake

00:35:00 - Equilibrium - Cillian Murphy - Wall E

00:37:00 - Gattaca

00:37:30 - Tower Heist

00:38:00 - Brett Ratner

00:40:00 - A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas - Scary Movie

00:40:30 - Neil Patrick Harris

00:41:00 - The Bride wore black

00:41:30 - Anonymous

News

00:43:00 - Beavis and Butt-Head

00:43:30 - Mike Judge - King of the Hill

00:44:00 - Hank Hill

00:48:30 - Brad Bird

00:49:00 - Michael Nyqvist

00:49:30 - Cliff Curtis

00:50:00 - John Wayne - Charlton Heston

User Questions

http://www.screened.com/profile/greggd/

So yeah, I guess I'm gonna get the ball rolling for next week's questions, because I have a pressing question of my own.

What is your favorite twist ending from a horror film?

Rorie - I don't watch much horror

Rorie - Rosemary's Baby has a poor ending

Joey - The original Saw has a great ending

Alex - Saw 2 has an ok twist.

Alex - The ending of the Ring

Alex - And you have to have the ending of the Sixth Sense

http://www.screened.com/profile/nofx4208/

What are you guys' opinions on the verging trend of web series' like Mortal Kombat Legacy, Backwash, and so forth of the plenty out there?

Alex - The mortal kombat was one of the more interesting ones. But most of them haven't appealed to me.

Joey - I watched the MK one was fun to watch but not much more.

http://www.screened.com/profile/the_son_of_x51/

Hey guys! At what point do you start to consider someone to be "box-office poison"? Your conversation a while back about Anna Faris's less than great movie career has me wondering if it's time to place her in "B.O.P" territory, of if there are other things to consider that would prevent that from being the case. Also, Alex mentioned that he would like to hear someone like Mastodon do a soundtrack, and I wanted to know if he was aware that they did the score for Jonah Hex? (which also featured a cameo from Brent Hinds)

Rorie - It can become a scenario when you are no longer a movie star.

Alex - Kate Bosworth is Box office poison.

http://www.screened.com/profile/themasterds/

Rorie - Its a balance. I usually assume people have seen the filmJoey - Since we deal with such a back catalogue of .... (Rorie cuts off Joey)

Rorie - Well we have just finished one for how to train your dragon ...

Rorie - If you look at the Mulholland drive one its basically me running you through plot

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Hey crew, is the layout of netflix's site an inhibitor to finding the good content on the site? I believe it is but I would like to know your opinion.

Jake, from Pensacola Florida.

Rorie - Its all market driven. Both sites have invested millions in making sure people find what they are looking for.

Alex - Its kind of balls

Rorie - I like the pop-up recommendation service

http://www.screened.com/profile/patvb/

Rorie - I didn't. I just hung one with a friend. (Rorie has a weird religious moment)

Rorie - Maybe Breaking Bad.

Alex - Totally

Rorie - But i've not thought of dressing up in ages

Alex - I didn't go out, i didn't dress up.

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Happy Halloween gents,

Here's my 5th attempt at this question :) -

How do you guys keep from becoming jaded and cynical about the film and TV industry? Screened has quite a bit of in-built sarcasm but how do you keep it from overwhelming the site/your editorials? Or do you just let the cynicism wash over you and are slowly letting the dark side take over?

Keep up the good work!

Statler and Waldorf

Alex - BAHHHHHH!!!!!

Rorie - I don't feel that cynical. But the industry is aimed very much at a younger audience. However being 30 means i have an appreciation for good cinematography.

Alex - I'm cynical about everything.

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Alex - Snatch and Lock stock are both great movies

Rorie - I love those black guys

Alex - They are Shakespearean fools.

Joey - He did swapped away which was terrible

Rorie - I don't care for Holmes, its ok but nothing great.

Women of the podcast

Announcement

Hey screened pups,

Next week will be my 50th and last Behind the screened door summary. Something that I started as a bit of fun has finally got to me. The amount of time required to listen to the podcast, take some form of notes and then publish is now devouring an entire evening.

I had planned on going to 52 episodes, so that I’d have done a year’s worth of podcasts, but midway through compiling this summary I realised that I was no longer having any fun whatsoever.

So look forward to next week’s summary as its likely to be my last regular one.

Awww, well thanks for all the hard work you have done! :)

It's too bad that you won't be able to any more of these, but I totally get your reasoning - these things must take ages. Fair play for making it to 50 and thanks for doing the summaries each week!

Women of the Podcast will be sorely missed...