Every Movie Ever*

EME* host Pat Dooley is back with a surprise announcement you won't want to miss.  Or maybe you do.  I don't know what you do and don't want to miss.  What am I, some kinda you-missing psychic?

Just one week (I KNOW) after our last episode, Pat (joined once again by Erynn) goes through eleven more Disney classics.  We've got street rats, bookworms, glitches, and the most gruesome death in Disney history.  You won't want to miss this one. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

It's been a long six weeks since we talked baseball movies, but keeping that metaphor going, this week is the first half of a doubleheader!  The show's social media manager Erynn (aka The Girl With The Dole Whip Tattoo) joins the show to talk about eleven classic Disney movies.  We'll talk eleven more next week, but for now enjoy our discussion of villains who command the powers of hell, two movies with a jazzy soundtrack, possibly Pat's least-favorite Disney character, and Erynn calling him dumb. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

In this special mini-episode, I catch those of you who don't follow the show on social media up on what's been going on in my personal life, then lay out some exciting info about the next three upcoming episodes in a desperate attempt to curry your favor and keep you coming back for me.  Please don't leave.  I love you!

Batter up!  It's almost Opening Day*, and Pat's got a dozen movies about our National Pastime for your listening enjoyment.  We've got another all-time stinker, a Metallica reference, two Kevin Costner movies, two Ray Liotta movies, one movie that has both Kevin Costner AND Ray Liotta, muscular dystrophy, and a whole lotta corporate greed and racism! Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review! * unless you live in Oakland, Seattle, or Tokyo, in which case Opening Day was earlier this week

Twenty "new" releases on the docket this week, as Pat continues to question just what the store considers new.  We've got a wrap-up on the Oscar nominees, a computer-assisted murder ninja, a year-plus-old horror movie, and shimmering Natalie Portman.  Plus, stay tuned 'til the end for an announcement about a schedule change in the coming weeks! Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

Just one week away from the 91st Academy Awards, Pat takes a look at eleven of the nominated films, offers predictions, talks about snubs, and raves several times about a movie that isn't even available on Blu-ray yet.  It's not a complete breakdown of the Oscars, since several nominated movies won't be available until after the ceremony, but it's a good primer if you're trying to figure out what to rent next. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

The Oscars in 2017 were a two-horse race and, well, we've talked about both horses in previous episodes.  There are still plenty of heavy hitters to discuss, though, including bank-robbing brothers, tech-savvy lions, and Pat getting a little deep.   Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

It's a new year with new social media, a new microphone, and a new set of 20 movies on Every Movie Ever*!  This time around, Pat takes a look at a bunch of movies with aliens in them.  We've got everything from big aliens to bug aliens to psychic aliens to psychotic aliens and everything in between.  Check it out and spread the word.  It's good to be back! Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

The final episode of 2018 is a doozy.  Chris Friend, the host of HybridPod from the fine folks at HybridPedagogy.org joins Pat to talk about ten movies from the Star Trek franchise in the episode you've been waiting weeks for.  We've got whales, we've got fat Klingons, we've got Beastie Boys, and so much more!   Thank you all so much for listening and supporting the show this year.  It really means a lot to me, and I'm excited for 2019's episodes if for no other reason than I'll be glad 2018 is over.  Look at it this way.  It can't get any worse. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

It's the mooooooooost wonderful tiiiiiiiiime of the year... Join Pat as he treks through 25 Christmas classics (?) everything from Miracle on 34th Street to National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure, which is not only a real title, it's a movie that people made!  If you're struggling to get into the Christmas spirit, maybe hearing Pat talk about five different versions of A Christmas Carol will do it.  Or it will turn you off from Christmas forever.  Could go either way, really. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

Pat's on his own for the first time in a few weeks, this time talking about the Every Movie Ever* muse himself, Mr. Edward Allen Harris.  We've got jousting on motorcycles, we've got Shakespeare... also on motorcycles, we've got Steinbeck, we've got problems that can only be solved by Houston, and we find out what Pat's new least-favorite movie he's ever seen is in a profanity-laced tirade the likes of which this show has never seen before.  Don't worry, it's all censored.  This is still a family-friendly podcast, after all. Once you've listened, please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

  Pat's joined by Nina Rice, award-winning cosplayer for a lengthy discussion of all things magical, going through eight Harry Potter movies, one about Fantastic Beasts, and a bit of conversation about just how odd the title of the new movie is.  There are a ton of tangents, some singing, the revelation of the true origin of the Tri-Wizard Tournament, and so very much more.   During the discussion, Nina talked about the music in the Half-Blood Prince video game.  Here's a clip of Harry running around under the influence of Felix Felicis. Please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

  Yes, it's the day Pat dreads all year, Halloween. He's once again joined by Ryan O'Neill to discuss 13 all-time classic horror movies, offering an alternate title to The Sixth Sense, discussing euphemisms that can be used in an all-ages podcast to describe the act of physical love, and giving the show its first-ever post-credits sequence because... well, we forgot to talk about something. Please join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

  Pat continues his month of self-loathing by taking a look at 23 movies that all got zeroes on Rotten Tomatoes.  So he frequently gets distracted and talks about random other stuff.  If you love references to mid-'90s NBA backup guards, Homer Simpson's "Max Power" alter ego, The Good Place, The Happenings (the Motown group, not the Shyamalan movie), The Who, The Four Tops, and The Temptations interspersed with just... seething anger at how bad movies can be, this is the episode for you! Plus stay tuned until the very end to hear the announcement of the Every Every Movie Ever* Movie Ever bracket pool winner and the announcement of a special guest for Episode 32. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

We've got giant apes, wildly-impractical clothing, and the worst director since Ed Wood as Pat takes a look at seventeen movies based on video games.  These movies are... not good.  And it's about to get worse. If you're reading this before Sunday the 30th, you still have a chance to make your predictions in the Every Every Movie Ever* Movie Ever bracket pool for a shot at picking the topic for the first episode of 2019! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

In honor of today's release of Mandy, the latest batcrap-crazy movie from Nicolas Cage, Pat takes a look at 20 more of Cage's past performances, everything from the role that won him an Oscar to... well... "Left Behind." Stick around after the movies are done for a special announcement and stay tuned to the Facebook page and the Twitter feed for details! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And please tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

A near-record 30 movies are on the docket as Pat (finally) wraps up his coverage of this year's Oscar nominess, then pays a visit to the New Releases rack where he finds... a bunch of stuff from last year. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe (on RadioPublic, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, or Podknife), rate, and review!

With less than a week until his birthday, Pat decides to treat himself to 15 of his favorite movies.  We've got all-time classics, classic comedies, modern classics, and a movie about a kid who just wants to get to CALIFOOOOOOOOORNIA!  Join us, won't you? Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

After going through 25 great movies last time, Pat challenges himself to sit through the first 26 movies in the store alphabetically.  Some of them - lookin' at you The Addams Family - are super fun.  Some of them - lookin' at you Accidental Love - are terrible.  And some of them - lookin' at you Aaah!  Zombies!! - are... thoroughly bizarre.  It's a fun way to blow 46 minutes, so join us, won't you? Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

Hard to believe we're a quarter of the way to episode 100!  This felt like as good a time as any to take a look at some all-time classics, as voted on by users of IMDb.  We've got multiple personalities, two very different Holocaust stories, and two different Frank Darabont adaptations of Stephen King books about prisons in Maine to go along with lions that are kings, lives that are beautiful, and offers that cannot be refused.   Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, remember, the first rule of Every Movie Ever* is DO talk about Every Movie Ever*. Don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

  Episode 24 has dogs eating dogs, parents killing kids, and raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaats!  That's right, boys and girls, we're taking a look at the film stylings of Nicolas Cage.  This is basically the first part of a two-parter with more coming in September.  Check out the episode for details on that and listen to Pat try to find topics to discuss on a string of atrocious and dull movies broken up occasionally by one of the most entertaining B-movies he's watched for the show. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

Meryl Streep is good at acting.  All that and more in a brand-new episode of Every Movie Ever*! Can you imagine if that was all I put here this week?  Seriously, though, we've got some great movies from throughout the Marvelous Ms. Meryl's career, ranging from Oscar-winning classics to a movie filled with actors who deserved so much better.  Plus, more Spotlight and Tony N' Tina's Wedding references than you can shake a stick at! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

It's the end of the world as we know it, and most of the movies are fine.  27 dystopian futures are discussed this time around, everything from humans kept alive as living batteries for our new robot overlords to just kinda vaguely futury with flying motorcycles.  Plus, Pat learns about a new genre he didn't know existed and comes to the realization that Bruce Willis REALLY seems to like dystopia. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

  Pat's all by himself this week for the first time in a couple of months, and it's not clear whether he's saving his friends from having to watch Highlander II: The Quickening or if he just wants to keep the Terminator and Lethal Weapon movies for himself.  Fifteen movies that were later adapted into TV shows are on the docket this time and mercifully most of them are GOOD! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

In the twentieth episode of EME*, Pat and special guest Ricky Giraldo are still reeling from having seen Avengers: Infinity War two weeks ago.  Fourteen movies about Marvel characters NOT produced by Marvel Studios are on the docket today, with a true mixed bag of quality.  You've got good (Spider-Man 2, Deadpool, and The Wolverine), bad (both Ghost Riders and X-Men: Apocalypse), ugly (Fantastic Four, Elektra, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine), and a whole lot in-between in yet another fun, nerdy discussion.   Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

Ricardo Giraldo from Kissimmee's Coliseum of Comics (and episodes 5 and 9 of EME*) joins Pat for a discussion of 83% of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (minus one movie not carried by the store, one movie already covered by the show, and one movie that's not out on DVD/Blu Ray yet).  We talk about homecomings, dark worlds, winter soldiers, and maybe the biggest movie of all-time.  Spoilers abound for every pre-Infinity War MCU movie, plus tons of speculation about what happens in Infinity War, and beyond.  Since we presume you've already seen it by now, you can see just how far off our predictions were! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

Erynn Hennighan Leighton-Hermann (who you may remember from our Star Wars* episode in December and can find on Instagram here) joins me for a lengthy discussion on big-budget movies from the last decade directed by women.  We've got BDSM, Abrasaxes, True True, walrus gumboots, and a whole lot of other nonsense, just a click away! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

Nine days away from The Granddaddy of 'em All, Pat is joined by Andy Cayse (formerly of Tables, Ladders, & Podcast) for a discussion of the cinematic oeuvres of two of pro wrestling's biggest stars - The Rock and Hulk Hogan.  Hear them discuss the benefits of giving no lines to a dynamic speaker and giving a bad-guy promo to a guy who had just turned good again, plus some Abbot & Costello nonsense about which mountain is Witch Mountain. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

It's a super-sized episode where Pat indulges his two great loves: movies and tournaments.  All 256 movies the show has covered through 15 episodes are pitted against each other until only one emerges as the OFFICIAL "Every Movie Ever Asterisk Favorite Movie Question Mark*"  Some BRUTALLY hard choices as Pat gets into the later rounds, and if you thought the episode was long, keep in mind that nearly ten minutes of hemming and hawing were actually CUT from the final version.  You're welcome. Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute via email or on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!    * title is a work in progress

It's the biggest night in Hollywood!  The 90th annual Academy Awards are tonight, and Pat's got a rundown of fourteen of the nominated films, including three Best Picture nominees, a director, six acting performances, and every single movie up for Best Makeup & Hairstyling.  Short and sweet this time, so it's easily digestible before tonight's show.  Don't forget to check out the Academy Awards on ABC tonight and Hooray For Hollywood! Don't forget that you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. And, as always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!    

Pat takes a look back at (almost) every Best Picture winner since 1989 and learns there's some REAL heavy stuff out there. One of the more difficult episodes to record and edit due to the sheer amount of content included (and a lot of complicated names that made him stumble and swear and then need to go back and cut them out and we're PRETTY sure he caught all of 'em, but hey if we get kicked off iTunes or Podbean 'cause one slipped past, we had a good run).  There's a lot of really really good stuff here including the return of a fan favorite gimmick from the Christmas episode. Once you've had a chance to listen and digest all of that, you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!    

Figure skating!  Hockey!  Ski jumping!  Alpine skiing!  Snowboarding!  Chimps!  Attempted murder!  Bikinis!  Homophobia!  Yes, kids, episode 13 of the podcast has it all.  Once you've had a chance to listen and digest all of that, you can join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to tell your friends, subscribe, rate, and review!

We've got real American heroes, robots in disguise, heroes in half-shells, and a pop star who's truly truly truly outrageous this time around, not to mention evil businessmen, bad recasting, and the single most unsettling scene in any movie covered on the podcast so far (note: this is the same podcast that once reviewed The Last House On The Left). Once you've listened, join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

Pat fights an uphill battle against a head cold in this episode, featuring babies who both drive and are bosses, two different kinds of diminuitive animated characters, and the first wave of 2018 Oscars contenders.  If you can get past the clear discomfort of your host, you're in for a real treat! Once you've listened, join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

It's the most wonderful time of the year!  Join Pat for the last episode of 2017 as he goes through 25 movies that range from "Ho ho ho!" to "HUH?!?!?"  We've got Christmas in clouds, Wonderland, and of the evergreen variety.  And so. many. dogs.  This episode covers everything from modern classics to harrowing tales of addiction, so check it out! Once you've listened, join the discussion, follow the show, or contribute on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

 A long time ago (Thanksgiving weekend) in a galaxy far, far away (central Florida), Pat joined up with previous guests Matthew Cram and Ricardo Giraldo and new guest Erynn Hennighan Leighton-Hermann to record an episode about the greatest film franchise ever.  That's right, it's time for Star Wars*!  We've got new hopes, empires striking back, Jedi returning, phantoms menacing, clones attacking, Sith getting revenge, Force awakening, and way more than one rogue.  Check out the episode here and, once you've listened, check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon. As always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

  Short and sweet this time around, boys and girls.  A combination of wedding movie burnout, holiday travel, and prep work for a BLOCKBUSTER episode on December 8 means that Pat's looking at a lean and mean 13 Football Movies this time around.  We've got two movies about prisoners playing football, the actual devil, Cuba Gooding Jr. disobeying Robert Downey Jr.'s advice from Tropic Thunder, Downey himself disobeying ALL advice in the '80s, and more inspirational based-on-a-true-story stories than you can shake a down marker at. Once you've listened, check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

  You would think that movies based on the happiest day of someone's life would be... better.   You would be wrong. A whopping 27 movies fill out the docket for an episode that filled me with more dread and revulsion than the Halloween episodes.  We've got overflowing septic tanks, time travel, ghosts, and people who don't understand how puns work.  The "hey, this movie is pretty bad" cup runneth over this time around, so please listen in and take some of this load off of my mind. Once you've listened, check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

Ryan O'Neill from Ryan O's Disney Show joins the conversation as we discuss two of horror's greatest (?) minds.  Spoilers abound in this episode, guys, so proceed with caution.  We've got werewolves, self-aware killers, telekinetic teenagers, finger knives, poor decision making, and lots and lots and lots of corn, not to mention the 100th movie discussed on the show so far.  Just a couple hundred thousand to go!   Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

Hoo boy, here we go.  Ricardo Giraldo from the Coliseum of Comics in Kissimmee, FL joins Pat to discuss the good, the bad, and the cringeworthy in the pantheon of movies based on the characters of DC Comics.  If you have strong feelings about dark and gritty Superman, this may or may not be the podcast for you.  We've got CGI costumes, questionable motivation, bright blue nudity and no less than THREE Jeffrey Dean Morgan movies!  So tuck a towel in the back of your shirt and run around making "whoosh" noises, look up in the sky and try to determine if the thing you see is a bird or a plane or the Man of Steel himself, it's time for the long-awaited DC Comics* episode. Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Oh, and tell your friends.  I bet they'd like it, too!

Happy birthday to you, happy birth-- wait, what?  Somebody owns the copyright on Happy Birthday?  It took two people to write that song?!?  Well, the sentiment stands.  Today, we wish a happy birthday - two weeks early, because reasons - to two wildly disparate Hollywood stars.  Ten movies of varying degrees of quality and the first example on the podcast of Pat using the phrase "elephant sex."  You won't want to miss this one! Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

In a bonus episode, Pat explains that there has been a change in plans for the September 29 episode.  Listen in to find out what's happening with the DC Comics* episode, who's celebrating a birthday in October, and what you can expect over the next month of episodes.  Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

TV fans rejoice (or, in some cases, recoil in abject horror)!  This episode dives deep into the wonderful world of TV shows adapted to the big screen.  We've got big shiny heroes, classic slapstick, uncomfortable romance, attempted infanticide, and two of the worst movies Pat's ever seen.  Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, IMDb, and Patreon, and as always, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

After last episode's marathon session, taking two hosts an hour and a half to talk about 13 movies and one 22-minute slow-moving tram ride, Pat can totally do 31 movies by himself in less than a half hour, right?   Discussions range from time travel to message movies to Pat's enduring crush on Amy Adams to Jason Statham-related lapses in memory.  As always, you can check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and Patreon, and don't forget to rate and subscribe to the podcast so you can get the new episodes when they come out, which is also a topic of discussion between Pat and himself.  

Welcome aboard!  The classic Walt Disney World attraction The Great Movie Ride is (sort of) the topic of discussion in the first (more than) full-length episode.  Pat is joined by fellow former Movie Rider, partner in all things StrangeLook, and - oh yeah - the best man at his wedding, Matthew Cram to discuss all the movies on the Ride... that he can find.  So, please keep your hands and arms inside the podcast at all times and please refrain from the use of flash photography and external video lighting, check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and Patreon, and don't forget the thunderous applause for the most unique theme park experience in history.  Ready when you are, C.B.

In the pilot episode of Every Movie Ever*, Pat Dooley introduces the premise and provides some information about Episode 1, coming 8/13!  Check out the show on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and Patreon!