Podcasts about cult film club podcast

Christian and DiGio are joined by pal Shawn Robare from The Cult Film Club Podcast as they attempt to make the film The Monster Squad into a musical.

We watched 1948's The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre with guests Carrie Specht from Classicfilmfan.com and Paxton Holley from The Cult Film Club Podcast and now we all want to do a prospectin' jig.

In the early part of March 2014, Atlanta was shaken to its core when the Nerd Lunch Podcast crew all met together in person for the first time. Also joined by Shawn Robare (Branded in the 80s) and Jaime Hood (Shezcrafti) of the Cult Film Club Podcast, the fearsome five recorded a podcast. Hear a report about the escapades of the crew during the visit in Atlanta and then follow that up by listening to them talk about what they are looking forward to seeing, smelling and doing this summer!

In the early part of March 2014, Atlanta was shaken to its core when the Nerd Lunch Podcast crew all met together in person for the first time. Also joined by Shawn Robare (Branded in the 80s) and Jaime Hood (Shezcrafti) of the Cult Film Club Podcast, the fearsome five recorded a podcast. Hear a report about the escapades of the crew during the visit in Atlanta and then follow that up by listening to them talk about what they are looking forward to seeing, smelling and doing this summer!

For the final episode of season 1 of the Cult Film Club Podcast hosts Shawn. Paxton and Jaime tackle the pseudo-Christmas wackiness that is Better Off Dead from 1985.  Starring John Cusack as Lane Meyer, a clutzy teen with aspirations of skiingthe K-12 and winning back the girl who dumped him, the film is a live action cartoon of car races, jell-o snorthing, French exchange students, and anthromoporphic hamburgers rocking out to Van Halen.  Grab your book on how to pick up trashy ladies, your aardvark hoodie, and your fetal pig in a jar as we ponder the age of question of what the street value is of this mountain!

We watched The Maltese Falcon with all three members of the Cult Film Club Podcast and now we want to get into the hat business.

Join hosts Paxton Holley, Jaime Hood, and Shawn Robare as they explore the weird and wonderful world of Cult cinema in the Cult Film Club Podcast.  For part 2 of the second episode, the trio decide to side-step discussion about a specific movie in order to have a general rountable on the concept of Cult Film in general.  We talk about our personal experiences with cult films, list some of our favorites and also find some time to recast some of our favorite cult films.  Grab a bag of Big Kahuna burgers, a few tasty beverages and find a seat.  The movie is about to begin!

Join hosts Paxton Holley, Jaime Hood, and Shawn Robare as they explore the weird and wonderful world of Cult cinema in the Cult Film Club Podcast.  For the second episode, the trio decide to side-step talking about a specific film in order to have a general rountable on the concept of Cult Film in general.  This is actually part 1 of a 2 part episode that focus on loosely defining Cult Film and poses some questions about the genre.  Grab a bag of Big Kahuna burgers, a few tasty beverages and find a seat.  The movie is about to begin!

Don't cross your streams, it's a free floating full FUHcast. Bill slimes everyone with the Rundown before observing Jim's allergic reaction to the FUHcast Studio. Bill describes his weekend of unconventional holiday decorating. Jim has been playing lots of Borderlands 2 on the PC because first person shooters are meant to be played on the PC. The guys talk about the futility of gift card gift exchanges. Ghostbusters 3 has poked it's head into the movie news world with more rumors and speculation regarding Bill Murray's involvement. The second installment in the new Star Trek franchise has a new trailer that has the internet nerds all hot under their transponders. Tron 3 seems to be a go, but there are very few known details as of yet. Speaking of movies, Jim has a new favorite movie podcast the Cult Film Club Podcast. FUH reminices about how much they've learned in the year and 8 months since the first episode of FUHcast. A moment is taken to poke fun and the hideous, yet great, Clint Howard. Internet sensation Psy is taking his Gangnam Style to the White House despite his previous anger over US foreign politics. Should we be paying this much attention to not so fascinating internet celebrities? Justin Bieber's manager is extremely upset that Justin was not nominated for a Grammy this year. The guys discuss the current state of music and if the fact that Bieber and One Direction is even eligible to be nominated nullifies the Grammy Awards in the first place. The guys play "What Does Cee Lo Green Look Like?". Bill attempts to describe what Bob Dylan's face looks like today. The guy who created McAfee antivirus software kinda mighta killed someone. People have already started using 3D printers to create sex toys. And to close out the show, they guys discuss comic book legend Stan Lee and how he is selling his probably soon to expire soul to reality television. Empty that trap and come back next week! ****Check out FILEUNDERHORRIBLE.com for this week's ENHANCED show notes and this week's special artwork!**** Tweet us! We're @ FUHcast! Like Us on Facebook! Go to facebook.com/fileunderhorrible Pin us on Pinterest! pinterest.com/fuhcast Re-Blog us on Tumblr! fileuderhorrible.tumblr.com Email us! podcast@fileunderhorrible.com Call the FUHcast Hotline and get YOUR voice on the show! Call (478) 227-8384

Join hosts Paxton Holley, Jaime Hood, and Shawn Robare as they explore the weird and wonderful world of Cult cinema in the Cult Film Club Podcast.  For the first episode, the trio dsicuss the 1986 Mike Marvin Sci-Fi Western car-crash extravaganza, The Wraith (starring Charlie Sheen, Sherilynn Fenn, Randy Quaid, Nick Cassavetes, and the loveable "Rughead" Clint Howard.) Grab a bag of Big Kahuna burgers, a few tasty beverages and find a seat.  The movie is about to begin!

Join hosts Paxton Holley of Cavalcade of Awesome.net, Jaime Hood of Shezcrafti.com, and me, Shawn Robare of Branded in the 80s.com for the Cult Film Club Podcast, a new show where we'll be watching and discussing all sorts of cult movies from the 60s and beyond.  Look for the first episode to launch on December 5th, and be sure to visit us at Cult Film Club.com for more information about the podcasts, the hosts, and the movies we'll be covering.  You can also find us on Facebook, at Facebook.com/cultfilmclub, on twitter @cfcpod, and you can always drop us a line by sending an e-mail to us.  The Cult Film Club is brought to you by the Atomic Geeks Podcasting network.  And remember, Cult Films are the movies we love, to death!