CrazyCraven (Level 28)

Show Name - BtSD 04-18-2011 Show Number - 49
Real Date - 18th April 2011
Host(s) - Matthew Rorie & Alex Navarro
Guest(s) - Joey F
And - N/A

Show Description

With big new stuff like Scream 4 and Game of Thrones in need of discussin', Alex and Rorie are joined by resident Screened video guru Joey F. for some additional opinionin'. Of course, we have other subjects on the docket as well, including Rio and the horde of like-minded animated kiddie fare, Atlas Shrugged, Keanu Reeves, China's hatred of time travel, Joey's sweet watch, and more! Also, this week's Screening Room movie is Jaws for some reason. Enjoy!

Podcast

00:00:00 - Intro

00:00:30 - Citizen Watches

00:02:00 - $4000 Dollar bar stool

00:02:30 - Scream 4 - Bomb?

00:03:00 - Insidious

00:03:30 - Saw

00:04:00 - George Foreman

00:04:30 - Lincoln Lawyer - Limitless - Soul Surfer - My big fat Greek wedding

00:05:00 - Avatar

00:05:30 - The Passion of the Christ

00:08:00 - david arquette

00:09:30 - Ghost face

00:11:00 - The Vampire diaries

00:12:00 - I know what you did last summer - Summer Days

00:12:30 - Cursed

00:13:00 - Rio - Hop - Rango - Gnomeo and Juliet - Hoodwinked 2

00:14:00 - How to train your dragon

00:14:30 - Mars needs moms

00:16:00 - Simon Wells - HG Wells

00:16:30 - Dreamworks - Pixar

00:17:30 - Will.I.am

00:18:30 - African Cats - Morgan Freeman - Born to be wild

00:19:00 - Free willy

00:19:30 - Atlas part 1

00:24:00 - Robocop

00:26:30 - Henrys Crime - Keanu Reeves

00:29:30 - Thumb suck - The day the earth stood still

00:30:00 - Point break - Bill and ted

00:31:30 - Justified -

00:32:00 - Game of thrones

00:33:00 -

00:35:00 - Band of Brothers

00:40:00 - Peter Dinklage

00:42:00 - Army Wives

00:43:30 - Deadwood

00:44:00 - Veep

00:44:30 - Paul Reiser

00:45:00 - Boardwalk empire

00:45:30 - Seinfeld

00:48:00 - Duane 'Dog' Chapman

00:50:00 - Ang Lee

00:52:00 - The Perfect Host - David Hyde Pierce

00:54:00 - Water for elephants - King ralph

User questions

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

Since one of Lovecraft's main themes is not really comprehending the monsters, and with "At the Mouth of Madness" on indefinite hiatus, is there any room in the mainstream these days for a movie where you don't ever get a good look at the monsters? I also feel the need to mention Roger Corman's X: The Man With X-Ray Eyes as a great piece of Lovecraftian fiction that wasn't actually based on a Lovecraft story.

Rorie - I think you are looking at the Paranormal Activity/ Blairwitch project styled movie now

Alex - Also cloverfield

Joey - What about Monsters?

Alex - It was very cool

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

Hey guys,

actors sometimes become so famous or washed up that they become characters themselves. Like George Takeiin his little spiderman video or James Van Der Beek showing up in a Kesha video, its funny because of who they are. You guys have any favorite actors that have become so iconic that feel they can become a living joke of themselves.

Also: I think Joey is due for an appearance on the Behind the screened door, its been far too long.

Alex - Meme actors then. Neil Partick Harris, i like him a lot.

Joey - Nobody really comes to mind. Lou Ferrigno maybe comes to mind

http://www.screened.com/profile/jonny7892/

Last week you guys mentioned that you love sketch shows and I was wondering if you have ever seen/liked any British sketch shows. My recommendations would be That Mitchell and Webb Look and The Armstrong and Miller Show.

Alex - I'm more a British sitcom guy. IT Crowd, Black books, father ted. That sort of thing.

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

My question is two-fold. First can you remember any obscure sequels to popular films, such as the Sting II, The Two Jakes; sequel to Chinatown, and BlueBrothers 2000. Also do you know any sequels that are more well known then the original and not just part of an overarching excellent trilogy.

Alex - Terminator 2 is the archetypal movie where it trumped the original movie

Rorie - Cell 2, I believe they made a sequel to screamers

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

I recently re-watched Mad Max and whilst there are a lot of aspects of that film that don't hold up to the modern eye, one thing impressed me. It depicts the mid-point of an apocalypse after a catastrophe but before the total breakdown of civilisation. Can either of the BTSD hosts think of other films set during an apocalypse, as opposed to before (The Day After Tomorrow, Deep Impact) or after (The Road, The Book Of Eli)?.

Rorie - Doomsday

Alex - 28 days later

Joeyf - Children of men

Women of the podcast

Saints and Sinner leaderboard

Name	Ep	length	C***	Mellon Farmer	F***	S***	B****	A**	0 - 100 (100 = One expletive a minute)
Alex	49	86	0	0	23	10	1	3	43.0
Matt	49	86	0	0	9	3	0	0	14.0
Joey f	49	86	0	0	1	0	0	0	1.2

Intelligent word(s) of the podcast

El·e·phan·ti·ne

1. Of or relating to an elephant.
2. Enormous in size or strength: "the proliferation of superstores, superstadiums, [and] elephantine convention centers" (Herbert Muschamp).
3. Ponderously clumsy.