No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It gets the people going! (Also it's a podcast featuring @JonJohnJeanJuan, @mDixon00, Ryan King, and guests!)
Hey, Underground Table listeners! We’ve rebranded and relaunched as @TheAfterPod!!! It’s the same basic premise, but we’ve tightened up the discussions, and we’ll be releasing episodes twice a week. Check out our first episode on Cocaine Bear!
Make way because we're barreling toward you with our first episode's discussion on the recently released Cocaine Bear (2023). Is it worth seeing? Does the bear do enough cocaine? Is this bear related to Paddington? Join us and find out. https://t.co/E4XKDHsjyU
As you gear up for the Oscars this week, check out @mDixon00’s 2022 movie rankings! This is the scientifically correct order. If you’ve read other movie rankings this awards season, we’re sorry to inform you that those are actually fake news generated by Russian bots.
@ginohinooo Thanks, Mathew! We always appreciate your insight and engagement. Rick & Morty is an interesting comparison. It definitely has some aspects of positive nihilism, but the tone is much darker and more pessimistic in my opinion (Dixon).
Another year, another retrospectacular! Join us as we recount all our best and worst movies memories of 2022, then throw some random categories on the pile just for fun. Do you have a 2022 list of your own? Send it our way!
https://t.co/4uV9jOspZA
Tonight we're discussing how film pulls from other art forms. We break down adaptations of books, plays, video games, board games, and even other movies. What makes a good or bad adaptation? Should we be remaking bad movies instead of good ones?
https://t.co/edkSpiEbRI
Episode 60 is here! In our 3rd & final Christmas Adjacent 2022 discussion, we’re talking about Brazil (1985) —a comedically dark trip through Terry Gilliam’s bureaucratic dystopia. Listen while you fill out triplicate docs for an enhanced experience. https://t.co/EijgO0LeJe
Episode 59 is out, and we’re playing it cool as we sneak a Noir-vember movie into our 2022 Christmas Adjacent Series. In this episode, we’ll discuss Kiss Kiss Bang Bang —the meta-narrative Iron Man prequel that made Tony Stark who he is in the MCU, also it’s a comedic neo-noir.
EPISODE 58!!! It's the holiday season, and we're discussing Christmas-adjacent movies. Join us at the table as we unwrap the most violent Toy Story movie ever made.
https://t.co/edkSpiEbRI
Our latest episode is out just in time to say “here’s looking at you, kid.” to the month of Noir-vember, and it’s about one of the most noirs to ever noir. Come grab a seat, bring your little man, and listen to us chew thoughts on Double Indemnity (1944). https://t.co/3pLlII2spF
We have John's brother @markseangarcia on the podcast this week for an Off the Table discussion of his favorite film: Park Chan-wook's 2003 wild, disturbing revenge thriller OLDBOY. It's the perfect movie to share with your blood relatives.
https://t.co/7CywtMP6jd
Our latest episode is out and it’s all about the original midnight classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”! Listen along as John, Dixon and Ryan discuss this beloved musical that’s gone from flop to the top of cult films.
This week, we've moved our table to the back of a Winnebago as we shun the corporate rat race and traverse the continental United States in a desperate attempt to find ourselves. We're talking about Albert Brooks' 1985 comedy LOST IN AMERICA.
https://t.co/7CywtN6HHN
We'd like to thank our amazing sponsor @CoorsLight! They've been a great spooky season partner for us. Check out our recent episode on THE THING (1982) to hear their new ad campaign!
We're rounding out spooky season with a stone cold horror classic. Join us at the table as we point fingers and accuse each other of being John Carpenter's THE THING.
https://t.co/7CywtN6HHN
We're rounding out spooky season with a stone cold horror classic. Join us at the table as we point fingers and accuse each other of being John Carpenter's THE THING.
https://t.co/7CywtN6HHN
It's Week 3 of Spooky Season! Join us at the dinner table for a tense family discussion that will make your head spin. We're talking about Ari Aster's 2018 horror masterpiece HEREDITARY.
https://t.co/xmrjT7ubA4