Quentin Quarantino is a monthly comedy podcast about 2 things: movies, and me having seen none of them. I (David Lever) don't really watch movies, and now we're under lockdown my friends (Finn Mason, Fraser McMahon and Jack Kenyon) want to end that. Socially distanced, we'll be watching all of the big Quentin Tarantino's self directed movies chronologically, forcing me to absorb some semblance of culture (their words). Each episode we discuss the movie unscripted, giving our thoughts and opinions, as well as saying whatever awful, weird and occasionally funny things pop into our heads. And when we don't have time to record a full on Tarantino episode, we have plenty of minisode formats to keep you entertained. From quizzes to discussions to a weird poem I did once. If you like Quentin Tarantino movies, weird movies, want to hear 4 idiots banter about movies or all three, this is the podcast for you! Theme is 'Retro' by Wayne Jones. Spoiler warning for Quentin Tarantino movies and content warning: Explicit language and content, including reference to violence and sex.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's self-written whacky wampire wideo, From Dusk Til Dawn. Feat. Biker illuminati, terrible people doing terrible things, table impalement, hot cross guns, estate agent prejudice, and Doctor Michael Morbius. Plus, is this a vampire movie?! Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as significant references to sexual assault and violence. This episode contains spoilers for From Dusk til Dawn. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
The next main episode is taking a while to edit, so in this minisode, I present some of the best outtakes from the cutting room dungeon. Feat. The Racoon education system, Kanye West in Star Wars, The Gävle goat, lawsuits, and Live action Simpsons fancasting. Please subscribe to my new comedy YouTube channel, David Lever Comedy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBuOQd3n4jE9dOyVVQVBhlA Apologies in advance - the sound quality is a bit variable on this one as clips are from all over. Content warning: Explicit language and content, including sexual references. And another really awful joke about Prince Charles. Theme is 'Retro' by Wayne Jones.
A special early episode to celebrate May the 4th; David begins his journey through the Star Wars Prequels alongside a special guest host. Content warning: Explicit language and content, including sexual references. Feat. Meat droid, Is it Sy Snootles? Bowling Alley animations, Peace orb, and C'mon George. Plus we play a classic game of Star Wars or Earth Worm. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. Again really sorry we have managed to do a Tarantino film in ages - getting everyone together is proving difficult, but we will get there!
David wheels out a totally unique quiz format, celebrating movies from 2021 and beyond. There's real prizes up for grabs for my cohosts, and you can play along at home! Content warning: Explicit language and content, including sexual references. Feat. Fraser's destruction, The Simpsons have Jaundice, punctuation errors, CBT or CBD?, impressions, and Chucky on the loose. Rounds: Badly described movies, Order the films, Celebrity guests, Tarantino Trivia and [REDACTED] Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
In this special episode, I explore the history of the first cinema screening and the fathers of cinema, the Lumiere brothers. This is the first in what will hopefully become a series of short episodes exploring different facets of film history. These are for the months when we can't all find time to record a main episode, so shouldn't be too frequent. If you have a topic you'd like me to cover, why not get in touch? Music & sound effects from Youtube studio.
Something a little bit different but I've started writing sketches! There will be some more Quentin Tarantino relevant ones coming at some point, but for now enjoy this one with just a slight political twang. Oh and surprise the next episode is out tomorrow, and is about the history of cinema! Enjoy!
In this minisode, David and Finn have a festive chat about weird Christmas movies and bad reviews. Plus Finn finally takes on the Slipknot or not-Slipknot challenge! Feat. Mr Christmas, H3rod - Return of the King, Prometheus is a Christmas movie, Ripped Santa, Disney satellite states, and terrible puns. Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for Santa's Slay, Santa with Muscles, and The Gingerdead man. I wish it didn't an instead we just sat in silence for an hour, but there you go. ----more---- Theme is 'Retro' by Wayne Jones. The poster for H3rod - Return of the King (or whatever we called it). You can get a copy on my twitter. Don't thank me, you're already welcome.
In this special episode my friends are sucked back into the twisted world of maximum actor Eric Roberts. As usual there's a fake film to find, but there's more ways to win points this time, with actual prizes up for grabs! Content warning: Reference to sexual assault, explicit language and content. Feat. Dr Albert Beck, Harambe's dirty secrets, Dr Albert Beck, Burney Sanders, Damning indictments for all!, Chocolate knives, and Dr Albert Beck. Link to the paper I referenced: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0093650215570653 Link to an article about the paper: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2016/02/romantic-comedies-where-stalking-meets-love/460179/ Fake or Film is a format where I, the film-master, present synopses of weird, lesser-known movies from an actor's filmography, alongside one which I've made up. Can my co-hosts decipher the clues and determine which is the fake? Don't forget our sponsor - The Corportation. Use code seraphim at checkout for 33% off. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. https://bit.ly/3nmu9vh
Happy Hallowe'en!! Just in time for the spooky day, we're discussing Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic, Alien in all its atmospheric glory. Plus David shows off the scariest Hallowe'en costume possible (see below). Feat. Deadly Creme eggs, A very predator Christmas, Lube, Foghorn Leghorn's warning, Things scarier than the Xenomorph, and Slipknot or not Slipknot? bit.ly Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for Alien. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. /3BGQnfH
In this minisode, we're swinging into the spooky season and talking about horror movies and all things scary. Plus David brings out a new game to bamboozle his co-hosts, but it doesn't go according to plan. Feat. So many Pazuzus, Banned pingu, Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, Fraser's paranormal activity, The horror of government, and Smashing Pumpkins or Horror Movie? Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for for various horror movies including The Thing (1982), Alien, Aliens, The Boy, Threads, and Scary Movie 2 (unfortunately). ----more---- Theme is 'Retro' by Wayne Jones. Intro music is Matt's Blues by Kevin MacLeod, which is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100165 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
In this minisode, I present some of the funniest clips which didn't make the cut the first time around. Feat. Execution by sun, Jackie Brown 2: Ghoastee, Shaved George Lucas & shaved Chewbacca, Strudel, and we ruin Christmas. Apologies in advance - the sound quality is a bit variable on this one (even more so than usual), as clips have been pulled from right back to the start, and it's been a big learning experience for all of us since. Content warning: Explicit language and content, including sexual references. And a really awful joke about Prince Charles. Theme is 'Retro' by Wayne Jones.
In this show my friends journey through the world of Scarlett Johannson films. But there's a spy in the ointment! A fake in amongst the mad movies. Can my co-hosts work out which? Feat. Vultures=Humans & Squid=Aliens, The thiccest Sontaran, My Parents the Butchers, Does Octodad?, and Ghengis Khan't stop me now. Fake or Film is a format where I, the film-master, present synopses of weird, lesser-known movies from an actor's filmography, alongside one which I've made up. Can my co-hosts decipher the clues and determine which is the fake? Content warning: Explicit language and content, including sexual references. Also I talk about evolutionary biology a lot, sorry! Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's work of art world war two western, Inglorious Basterds. Feat. Scrappy doo: murderer, terrible accents, milk farming, everybody loves Christoff, and all the director trademarks. And also actual opinions, commentary and critique! Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as significant references to racism, suicide and violence. This episode contains spoilers for Inglorious Basterds. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. Important note: we're now monthly, aiming to release the first Wednesday of each month. The schedule should be a mainline episode every 2 months, separated by bonus episode. Thanks for listening!
In this minisode we're jumping into the warmer months and chatting movies that make us think summer. Feat. Bad Citroën adverts, Big momma's house, Actual recommendations, Stitch is an arm dealer, and David saying "chill summer vibes" about 1000 times. Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for various movies, all far too tangentially related for me to link them in any way. One of them is war dogs though. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
In this show my friends journey through the world of Samuel L Jackson movies. But there's been a secret invasion, and one is a fake! Can my co-hosts work out which? Feat. Pints, Snail go fast, Catholicism, Unsinkable Sam, and Speed 3: run priest, run! Fake or Film is a format where I, the film-master, present synopses of weird, lesser-known movies from an actor's filmography, alongside one which I've made up. Can my co-hosts decipher the clues and determine which is the fake? Content warning: Explicit language and content. There are references to violent crime in the last movie synopsis, and between 55 minutes and 57 minutes. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's surprisingly contemplative fifth movie, Kill Bill: Volume 2. Feat. Buried alive desert island discs, David notices nothing, "The Disney rule", Mud adventures, Insightful commentary? Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as references to sexual assault, suicide and violence. This episode contains spoilers for Kill Bill: Volume 2. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. Important note: we're now monthly, aiming to release the first Wednesday of each month. The schedule should be a mainline episode every 2 months, separated by bonus episode. Thanks for listening!
In this show take my friends through the crazy collected filmography of Eric Roberts. But they're not all real... Can my co-hosts work out which is the fake? Feat. A cold open, Steam room murders, invisible trucks, and sky gangs. Fake or Film is a format where I, the film-master, present synopses of weird, lesser-known movies from an actor's filmography, alongside one which I've made up. Can my co-hosts decipher the clues and determine which is the fake? Content warning: Explicit language and content. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's brilliantly insane fourth movie, Kill Bill: Volume 1. Feat. Just Billiam, Blood fountains, Quentin Tarantino's Sharknado, Katanas on a plane and every reference ever. Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as significant references to sexual assault and violence. This episode contains spoilers for Kill Bill: Volume 1. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones. Also content note! We're now monthly, aiming to release on the first Wednesday of every month. Thanks for the listens and the support!
In this minisode, it's Christmas time, and so we're talking festive movies! Feat. David hasn't seen what?!, so much Wholesome, the Whosteins, the British Education System, and the SCCU (Steve Carell Cinematic Universe). Content warning: Explicit language and content. Also lot's of festive cheer. This episode contains spoilers for lots of Christmas movies. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
Merry Christmas from all of us at Quentin Quarantino! This is just a little fun thing to enjoy/suffer through on Christmas time! We'll be back with a christmassy minisode before the end of the year, and Kill Bill volume 1 soon after! Thanks for listening!
In this minisode, I introduce a brand new format, Fake from Film! Can my co-host's work out which super weird movies are real, and which are fake? Feat. Our new cult, Earthquake machines?!, Better than Cats?, and Nausea. Fake or Film is a brand new format where I, the film-master, present synopses of weird, lesser-known movies from an actor's filmography, alongside one which I've made up. Can my Co-hosts decipher the clues and determine which is the fake? Content warning: Explicit language and content. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's excellent, but lesser known, third movie, Jackie Brown. Feat. Everyone loves Pam Grier, The worst Goatee, Ol' 6-Ass, Dance-Murder, and Jack's alcoholism. Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as references to violence. This episode contains spoilers for Jackie Brown. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
In this episode of Quentin Quaran-Tiny we're keeping things light, and talking childhood movies! Feat. David's ignorance, Finn's possession, 'Horse!' the movie, tall dinosaurs. Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for a lot of kids movies. Also Poltergeist. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
Quentin Quaran-Tiny is our minisode series, filling the gaps between regular episodes. This time we're talking action movies! Feat. David's worst joke, what is Blob?, Daffy Duck versus the Daleks. Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for the Terminator movies and also The Commuter for some reason. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's critically acclaimed second picture, Pulp Fiction. Feat. feet, The Gimp joins the avengers, the ass watch, and David's wedding assassination. Content warning: Explicit language and content, as well as references to violence of a sexual nature. This episode contains spoilers for Pulp Fiction. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
We discuss Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut, reservoir dogs. Feat. Spongebob, This is non-linear?, fantasy kills, and Soprano's the game. Content warning: Explicit language and content. This episode contains spoilers for Reservoir dogs and inexplicably Nightmare on Elm Street. Theme is ‘Retro' by Wayne Jones.
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