Sweet Dreams A.M

Oscar and Tinsley take on Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City which will prove to be an experience like no other. Oscar shares some of his experiences when he watched the movie in theaters. Oscar will go over the film with Tinsley as they explain what they liked or did not like. This is a reboot, a way to reintroduce the video game franchise into movies but is it good, is it bad, or is it ugly? Oscar shares some of the easter eggs that are brought into the film and share his own thoughts about the easter eggs in this film. Oscar will share his thoughts on the casting choices made for this movie in this episode. Join Oscar and Tinsley as they review Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. Besides the review, an update was made for the intro and background of Sweet Dreams A.M. LIVE for the people who will be seeing the podcast. You can see the newly drawn background on Instagram or TikTok of Sweet Dreams A.M. With that said, listen to the fifth episode of Sweet Dreams A.M. LIVE! 

The unexpected prequel of Army of the Dead arrived in Netlfix which revolved around Ludwig Dieter. It shows a deeper look into his character and a path that was surprising to watch him walk. This film shows a side to dieter that can make the audience appreciate this character even more than before. Matthias Schweighöfer is the director of Army of Thieves and happens to be the actor that portrays Ludwig Dieter. New characters appear with a familiar ambiance in this film while staying fresh and new. This film even connects to Army of the Dead through the end credit scene. Oscar reviews Army of Thieves and shares his verdict on a film he thought would be garbage. Will that expectation be right or will he be surprised with the movie being good and Oscar enjoying it? Join him on the fourth episode of Sweet Dreams A.M. LIVE!

Just a simple and short trailer for the new line of episodes coming your way. This is a video that can be viewed on Spotify or the social media account for Sweet Dreams A.M.

There has been changes to the intro and outro which will be used for every episode onward. There will be some more changes that will be announced in the next episode by Oscar. Oscar takes a look into the trilogy of Oceans and how they look as a trilogy itself. Oscar takes each film to run through then review it to give his verdict on each film then the trilogy as a whole. Join Oscar down Las Vegas Strip and a quick trip to Europe while he gives his thoughts on the Oceans trilogy. 

This is the first real episode that has the content that you can expect from this new theme of Sweet Dreams A.M. Oscar, the host, will be running the show for Sweet Dreams A.M. and Tinsley serving as the co-host. The movie that is reviewed is the end of an amazing saga for an agent. The actor brought on a more gritty reality to this suave British spy. Bond, James Bond played by Daniel Craig comes to an end after his amazing work movie after movie. No Time to Die shows us how this suave spy is going to end, will he retire and live happily ever after or meet his maker? Come along with Sweet Dreams A.M. LIVE as Oscar shares his thoughts of the movie and runs it down in this episode.

This is quite the short episode but this is the epilogue per say to what is ahead of you the listener. Oscar and Tinsley are back but now they are in a set while Oscar is behind a desk. There is an audience before them as they record the episodes but they do not know how they even got there. Oscar will explain what you can expect in this new theme of Sweet Dreams A.M. and the new graphic designs if you see this. Prepare yourself for a new pathway being marked through every new episode. Remember that there is a Tik Tok and Instagram account for us which is Sweet Dreams A.M.

Sweet Dreams A.M. is back for a new gimmick now that they have been kidnapped. Oscar and Tinsley have been forced to continue making episodes but now they are in a new location with a live audience in front of them. They have been charged with some big charges so to not get in trouble with the government they will comply in making new episodes. Sweet Dreams A.M. LIVE with Oscar behind the desk and Tinsley behind the couch for guests. Ways to keeping up to date with the podcast are following their Tik Tok or Instagram Sweet Dreams A.M. Join them as they go on through a new journey as hostages for the CIA. You can listen to the episodes on Spotify, Anchor, or YouTube. Highlights of the episodes and alerts will be posted on Tik Tok and YouTube.

The milestone from within has been reached for the podcast of Sweet Dreams A.M. A journey that traverses the short films of Suck Toes and Meathead. A saga that will terrify and is on its own a wonder of the world. Forget about King Kong being the eight wonder of the world, the shitty short films shall replace that spot. You can email the podcast through sweetdreamsampodcast@gmail.com .

Deep Crimson is the last submission in the Suck Toes & Meathead Saga but not the last. Deep Crimson is supposed to be special since most of the scenes were shot in New Orleans. Having the scenes take in a new location makes this movie any better? Will Alfred Hitchcock reboot Psycho? Will Christian Bale reprise his role as Batman? Oscar and Tinsley may not know the answer to these questions but may share the answer if this short film is any better than the others. Oscar and Tinsley tear this short film apart to dissect it in order to separate what is good and bad. This is the last venture so far within the SuckToes & Meathead Saga so buckle up.

Bobby Miracle is simply a script since Mr. Suck Toes never produced this into a short film. Oscar and Tinsley ventured into the Emporium of Menageries to get this script. Oscar acts out the script by acting every role and even putting music in. The first part will be the acting of the script then the review of this short film that was never made. This has to be a bit of a considering episode since this film was never made, all they have is a script to do a review with. Would this short film follow the same steps as the others of being so bad? Probably or for sure it would if Oscar answered that question. Oscar and Tinsley invite you to hear the script almost be alive then be reviewed. Oscar and Tinsley would also recommend being careful when consuming entertainment made by The Suck Toes & Meathead Studio.

Shoel is the fourth film in which Oscar and Tinsley will review within The Suck Toes & Meathead Saga. Shoel was submitted for competition inside of Texas and did not advance to the first level. Oscar notices just how many continuity errors within the short film and how they even thought this film was suitable to be in a competition. The plot within the movie appears to be present for this short film but it is still horrible as to be expected. Shoel decides to rip off a scene from a far better movie, will it be the best highlight within this short film or will the carbon copy scene in this short film suck? Go on and straps yourself to an electric chair as Oscar and Tinsley review Shoel.

Maniacs is the third film that Oscar and Tinsley will review within the SuckToes & Meathead Saga. This is a film which was submitted for a competition and Oscar regards it as the origin of all the films in this saga. A movie about a couple that robs sounds interesting but when fleshed out with this group, it turns into a mess. How could they expect good results with this short film? I really do not know but could be hope or something. Oscar breaks down the short film and pointing out the negatives with some positives. The bombastic and crude review sheds the layers of this short film and tries into account some of the restrictions since it was submitted into the competition. As the reviews go on the worse they become towards the criticism of the short films. After all, this is supposed to be a free world so join the duo as they review Maniacs.

Nights Without Fortune is the second film that Oscar and Tinsley will review to continue the SuckToes & Meathead Saga. They dive into a weird and bizarre mess of a short film. This short film has new cast members so does that mean the film will be any better now? Will this film make you think about the existence of human beings in the universe? How is it possible that a "passionate" film lover can make this? Will some questions will be answered in this episode of Sweet Dreams A.M.! Join the duo of Oscar and Tinsley as they get back in business with this saga.

In Search of Lost Time is a short film review with Mr. Sucktoes & Mr. Meathead closely associated with the short film. This review will be the first episode for the SuckToes Saga, which will uncover more of this character and their film-making depravity. A horrible film with many technical mistakes which will be looked over by Oscar and Tinsley. They will delve deep into the short film to show the good, bad, and ugly. You can submit topics for future episodes via our email, sweetdreamsampodcast@gmail.com . We hope you enjoy the episode as the journey of Suck Toes Saga has started with this episode. Music Used: Requiem in D minor 3rd movement Concerto for violin No. 4 in F Minor Edge of tomorrow (Synthwave) Synthwave gameboy Hackers lost in paradise (Retrowave/Synthwave) "ＭＹＳＴＥＲＹ" Synthwave (JustinBeats)

With the new introduction of Tinsley who has replaced Diego as a host. Oscar explains the addition of Tinsley and the disappearance of Diego. Oscar talks about the future episodes which will revolve around an infamous character from the past episodes. A menagerie of a connected and collected of episodes that will revolve around the work of this infamous person. Coming back with a new co-host has Sweet Dreams A.M. back in business and hopefully still pleasing the audience is enjoying the episode. You can listen on Spotify and YouTube. Submit ideas/topics via our email, sweetdreamsampodcast@gmail.com . Music Used Sway With Me - Xavier Cugat The Private Life of a Private Eye - Enoch Light & The Light Brigade Serenade for a Sweet Babe - Enoch Light & The Light Brigade Harlem Hot-Shot in a Hurry - Enoch Light & The Light Brigade How High The Moon - Leo Diamond Jupiter Jumps - Harry Revel Pure Imagination ( Orchestra Arrangement) - Pennoink