Podcasts about kevin smith's yoga hosers

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We kick off Halloween month with a movie that's not really what any of us expected it to be: Kevin Smith's "Yoga Hosers" from 2016.  Not quite a take on horror or sci-fi, not quite a coming-of-age story, it is what it is.  And what it is ain't so bad!

Having a bad week? Those crazy Sky Pirate boys are back once again for your aural pleasure! In this heart-racing instalment, Jace gets down and dirty with the rabbids and recalls the first 5 minutes of Get Even, Joey spreads the virtues of Dead Cells and Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, Kevyn tells a #ModernJoke, and Max uncovers the HORRIFIC TRUTH behind Reggie Fils-Aimé. Then we talk shop about Troy's game of the week "Gunpoint", Minions, and our Hots and Nots from E3 2k17! Keep your ears to the train tracks - Sky Pirate Radio is back in town.

We are back talking about Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, Horseback's Dead Ringers album, a 2016 Mid-Year in Review section, and much more! Horseback's Dead Ringers album on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Dead-Ringers-Horseback/dp/B01GWAP7TA PATREON: www.patreon.com/superhousepodcast TWITTER: Twitter.com/SuperHousePod FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/SuperHousePodcast INSTAGRAM: @SuperHousePodcast YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_UKW-BczMpTc3hmLAUas-Q GMAIL: SuperHousePodcast@gmail.com

Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers is one of the most bafflingly entertaining films of the year. A part-time cheesy teen movie, part-time goofy horror flick and full-time American satire of Canada, Nazis, Canadian Nazis, ‘kids today,’ and of course yoga, it never really asks to be taken seriously, just to be enjoyed. It's a follow-up to Smith's previous film, Tusk, with Johnny Depp reprising his role as the eccentric Guy Lapointe. However, it still works as a standalone film. Those who haven't seen the first movie will be a bit confused by the odd reference to a man being turned into a walrus, but with a script this off-the-wall those moments will hardly stick out. Yoga Hosers follows the misadventures of Colleen McKenzie (Harley Quinn Smith) and Colleen Collette (Lily-Rose Depp), two best friends who are almost never apart. Together, they are taking yoga classes run by Comic Side Character Yogi Bayer (Justin Long) who teaches a very unusual type of yoga. They also sing in a band together, where they mock Oddball Sidekick Ichabod (Adam Brody) their long-suffering drummer. They rehearse in the back room of the dreaded general store that they both work at. They hate their jobs. They can’t stand the customers, or the fact that they’re working for Daggy Dad Mr Collette (Tony Hale) and his new girlfriend, Evil Stepmother Tabitha (Natasha Lyonne). One day, their daily drudgery is interrupted by the arrival of Hot Guy Hunter Calloway (Austin Butler) and Gross Wingman Gordon Greenleaf (Tyler Posey), two senior students who invite them to a wild house party happening tomorrow night. However, they are gutted when Tabitha whisks her bumbling Bob away on a surprise trip to Niagara falls, purposely leaving the Colleens with the store to run on the very same night of the party. On top of that, Mean PE Teacher, Ms Wuckland (Genesis Rodriguez) has done the unthinkable and confiscated their phones for the day, which of course pretty much puts their entire lives on hold. Until they can collect them from Wacky Principle Invincible (Sassier Zamata), they might as well pay attention to Exotic Exposition teacher Ms Maurice (Vanessa Paradis) as she teaches the class a backstory about Canadian Nazis, one that will become very important once this movie's scary sci-fi subplot kicks in. Even before it does, however, Yoga Hosers doesn't feel like your typical trashy teen horror film. Evidently, as far as plot and characters go, it follows the formula to the letter, but in terms of tone it is much more sardonic than your average high school movie. For instance, the audaciously named Principle Invincible slips some biting remarks on racial privilege in between the standard routine for her character trope. She and the rest of the cast are also all in on the wall-to-wall Canada jokes. This ensemble of mostly American actors speak in a hilarious hodgepodge of their native accents, a touch of Québécois and as many oots as Smith could write into the script. Once the plot starts swerving in all sorts of directions, the fun quickly increases, and just occasionally decreases. Each twist is certainly unexpected, though largely because no groundwork is really laid down for any them before they arrive. They're not exactly believe, but they don't aspire to be. They are mostly there for novelty, not complexity, and the film only truly suffers when that novelty wears off in between the scattered climaxes. If this were an artistic film, it would probably be called an "eclectic mix" of genres and characters, but as a piece of mainstream entertainment it is more likely to be called "a mess," but what a glorious mess it is. Each subplot is basically a vehicle for the surprisingly star-studded cast to engage in some self-parody. It is very satisfying to see Hayley Joel Osment and all of the other young adult stars subverting their usual roles. There are also many memorable pop culture gags. Most of them are very contemporary, such as the uproariously paradoxical reference to Orange is the New Black. Has Collette just never noticed that her dad's new girlfriend looks and sounds exactly like Nicky Nichols? Or the actor who plays her? Oh well, who cares. Meanwhile, some of the more classically educated moviegoers in the audience will appreciate the older references, which all come from Ralph Garman's gallery of impressions. As one of the funnier Nazi caricatures that we've seen recently, Garman does flawless impersonations of actors like Al Pacino, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and even the lisping Ed Wynn (best known for Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland). All of these are lost on the young Colleens but Guy Fontaine is very impressed by them. It might just sound like Hollywood nepotism to have Lily-Rose Depp share scenes with her mum, dad and even her little brother, Jack, all while Harley Quinn Smith is being directed by her dad, but the Depps really do bounce off each other well, and Kevin Smith does get a good performance out of his daughter. The results here might not exactly be cinematic gold, but they are nothing like the debacle that was After Earth or The Godfather: Part III. It's also very refreshing to see a film with two female protagonists who both remain happily single from beginning to end. Yoga Hosers is silly, lightweight fun that usually knows where its limits are. It doesn't attempt to hold its audience's interest for more than 90 minutes, but it does still expect them to engage with its fight scenes, even though no suspense is ever properly built for them. Sometimes Kevin Smith seems to forget that, although the Colleens are likeable and enjoyable to watch, since there is no emotional investment made at the start, there can be no dramatic payoff at the end, even though there are plenty of comedic payoffs. Written by Christian Tsoutsouvas

Jesse and Amanda talk about Sony permabanning a player due to his PSN id and also cover Epic Games bringing a lawsuit to a German hacker who made a hacking suite (for profit) to be used in the game Paragon. They also talk about the upcoming movies Mechanic: Resurrection, Wreck It Ralph 2 and the new star studded Mortal Kombat. They wrap up the upcoming movies with Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers movie. In anime related news we found out that an SAO movie is in the works! They finish the podcast with movie reviews of Big Friendly Giant (BFG) and Finding Dory 2. Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about Tim's trip to Houston to see Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers and how he met him. we also talk about how misinformed we are on sports, and the fact that I only follow one team the Detroit Redwings! So sit back enjoy our banter and remember Subscribe and comment.Tim..

This week on See You Next Wednesday, it's time to go to war with Marvel's latest superhero blockbuster: Captain America: Civil War. Have we reached peak-superhero with this epic battle-royale, or is it merely another in a long line of assembly-line films? Casey and Dan have the answers for you, and then Greg an answer to the question: Hey, remember that time Michael Bay made Pearl Harbor? He sits through over three hours or bland, tasteless filmmaking to remind you before we get into our album for the week (by The Boogiemonsters) and then we talk Straight Flush in Fuller House, y'all! But first, we're talking about the trailer for Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, getting into discussions about the Men In Black / 21 Jump Street crossover and director decision, an upcoming Philip K Dick anthology television series, we review 10 Cloverfield Lane, American Movie and so much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode Summary: Today the FadCast talks about films that invade the human brain with "Listening" director Khalil Sullins. We also talk about some of the latest news including the debut of the first clip for Kevin Smith's "Yoga Hosers" and discuss why there may be no more "Terminator" sequels and how that could be a good thing. How did you like the show? Which is YOUR favorite episode to date? We want to know YOUR opinion, so tell us in the comment section below. Episode Breakdown: Pooya: You are listening to FilmFad.com’s FadCast episode 74. Ryan: With celebrity guest, "Listening" writer and director, Khalil Sullins. Pooya: Today we’ll explore the deep recesses of the human psyche. Ryan: And its dark potential talking Khalil Sullins' Hard Sci-Fi Thriller "Listening." Pooya: You’ll hear all that and more so let’s get started! (Intro Music break) Current Events Speed Round (~5min) Films exploring the human mind with Khalil (~39min)

We're back again this week, on another episode of See You Next Wednesday! Greg and Dan have Winner's Choice in Film Roulette for Episode #201, and they got to pick whatever movies they wanted to see this week. Greg decided to get sad and watch Anomalisa, while Dan climbed to the top of Everest and has returned to report back on his findings. Meanwhile, Casey has sat through all five waves of The 5th Wave - the latest YA adaptation to land in theaters - and he's got a lot of grumbling to do about it. Finally, we hop in a time machine and head back to 1993 to talk about the Girls Against Boys album Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby. Before all of this, we've got a ton to talk about, including a bevvy of sitcom chat with our thoughts on Cheers and Roseanne, we dive into the news of an upcoming Sam Raimi project, watch the trailer for Key & Peele's Keanu, talk a bout Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, and so much more! Show Notes: • Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers (1:58) • Sam Raimi To Direct A Prophet Remake (6:06) • Key &... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The G.E.E.Ks discuss the Foo Fighters, Minecraft, Zoolander 2, XMen Apocalypse, Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers 3, Star Wars Episode IIX, The Amazing Spider-man 2, Cards Against Humanity, Destiny, Kanye West, Resident Evil Revelation 2, S/Mileage, Crayon Pop and one more thing... Burger King's black burger! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Geeks celebrate a birthday, plus the Ice Bucket Challenge, Ant-Man, Agents Of SHIELD, Action Comics 1, Yakuza 0, Dante's Inferno, Playstation Network outages, Richard Attenborough, a Betty Boop movie, Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers and one more thing... internet baby names. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.