Podcasts about my boyfriend's back

This week on Dread Media, we go back to the old standard: the zom-com! Only, we've got something a little different this time. First up, it's not quite a zombie movie and not quite a comedy, but The Dead Don't Die is definitely a Jim Jarmusch film as Tom and Desmond discover. Then, Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Obscure Zom-Coms! Of course, there are tunes: "Summah Starved Zombies" by Howard Kremer, "The Dead Don't Die" by Sturgill Simpson, "My Boyfriend's Back" by Raveonettes, and "Like the Dead Would Laugh" by Deadboy and The Elephantmen. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.

This week on Dread Media, we go back to the old standard: the zom-com! Only, we've got something a little different this time. First up, it's not quite a zombie movie and not quite a comedy, but The Dead Don't Die is definitely a Jim Jarmusch film as Tom and Desmond discover. Then, Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Obscure Zom-Coms! Of course, there are tunes: "Summah Starved Zombies" by Howard Kremer, "The Dead Don't Die" by Sturgill Simpson, "My Boyfriend's Back" by Raveonettes, and "Like the Dead Would Laugh" by Deadboy and The Elephantmen. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.

You can send us stuff now! Pod Sematary 5753 E Santa Ana Cyn Rd Ste G #290 Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 Get more at podsematary.com! CW: Pedophilia It’s Valentine's Day on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey talk about two "zombie" movies, one of which is about love but doesn't take place on Valentine's Day and the other of which takes place on Valentine's Day but isn't about love. The Classic Film: My Boyfriend's Back (1993) "A teenage boy comes back from the dead because he is determined to win the most beautiful girl in school” (IMDb.com). Even though everyone our age saw this 90s home video staple, it is often dismissed as forgettable tripe, but it's well-establish comedic tone and saccharine irony argue otherwise. Plus, zombie dick jokes! The Modern Film: Pontypool (2008) "A radio host interprets the possible outbreak of a deadly virus which infects the small Ontario town he is stationed in” (IMDb.com). This low-budget, indie darling has a lot of good ideas and taps into an existential terror unlike many others, but it fails to deliver on its clever premise due to inconsistent internal logic and an overwrought sense of its own grandiosity. Chris isn't mad; he's just disappointed. Audio Sources: "Magnolia" produced by New Line Cinema, et al. "My Boyfriend's Back” produced by Touchstone Pictures & Touchwood Pacific Partners 1 "Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones “Pontypool” produced by Ponty Up Pictures & Shadow Shows "Valley Girl" produced by Valley 9000 Productions

Join my very special guest Brette Morningstar and me as we discuss Bob Balaban's 1993 zom-rom-com My Boyfriend's Back! In the first episode that's longer than the movie being discussed (a milestone!), we cover everything from the logistics of zombie blood flow to our honeymoon to the suburban way of life to Luis Buñuel and more! You don't want to miss this one!

Things quickly turn into a very schlocky Christmas for Ray McGuff as Jean Paul tricks him once again with the hopes that they're just going to watch "My Boyfriend's Back" like they had originally planned a few episodes back. Instead these shlocktastic dudes get down on some "Jack Frost 2: Revenge Of The Mutant Killer Snowman" and make the best of a bad situation. Do you think Jean Paul should torture Ray with an in theater screening of the upcoming musical film "CATS"? Hit up the Schlockfest facebook page and let the guys know what you think. #SCHLOCKFEST #ZTOTV

Starting the episode, Tahme and Erin attempt to learn/become pros at Snapchat better. Tahme thinks people's bitmojis are inaccurate to what they're supposed to look like. They find out why Steve originally left Blue's Clues. Tahme breaks the news that he may have to give his kiddens away. Going back to Blue's Clues, they completely get lost in the sauce talking about old shows (which was not the plan... at all). MTV's The Challenge is now streaming on Pluto TV and Tahme couldn't be any happier. But back to old shows! So Weird, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Goosebumps, Bug Juice, In a Heartbeat, etc. etc. Erin wants nothing to do with you if you're bug juice. My Boyfriend's Back, Pippy Longstocking, Susie Q, The Brave Little Toaster. "Fridge was a dick!" (From "The Brave Lamp") Tahme looks back at the first time he became a man... a.k.a. got heartburn.   A true riches to rags story!   You can follow us on Twitter: @TEPodcast118 Facebook: www.facebook.com/tepodcast118 tumblr: tepodcast118.tumblr.com   Follow Tahme Twitter: @i_Am_Remix Instagram: @i_Am_Remix   Follow Erin Instagram: @yawnic_youth Snapchat: erin_bertolini   You can also contact us directly via email tepodcast118@gmail.com

In this wonderfully fun episode of #Schlockfest Jean-Paul pulls the rug out from under Ray as he switches the featured review from the 90's zombie romantic comedy "My Boyfriend's Back" to the 2019 Fred Durst/John Travolta vehicle "The Fanatic". What a cruel cruel trick to play on a good friend. See what the guys thought about this recent cinematic flop and hear tales of Ray's own fanatic type behavior. #ZTOTV

Jacks and Shawl recap the fifth movie in the popular Wedding March series. They dive deep into relationships with your ex, gush over Mick and Olivia's sweet romance and play a fun game of My Boyfriend's Back. Follow us at:Instagram: @thebubblyseshTwitter: @thebubblyseshand get more at hallmarkchannel.com/podcasts

Jacks and Shawl were thrilled to welcome one of their favorites, Cindy Busby to the pod to chat all about June Weddings film Wedding March 5: My Boyfriend's Back! Plus, we dish on a third Darcy film, Cindy's fantastic soul sesh moment including her "penthouse perspective" and play our classic Bubbly Sesh Pop Quiz! Follow Cindy BusbyInstagram: @cindy_busbyTwitter: @cindy_busbyFollow the Bubbly Sesh too:Instagram: @thebubbly seshTwitter: @thebubblyseshFind more Bubbly Sesh podcasts at:https://www.hallmarkchannel.com/podcasts

Bobby (Boris) Pickett and The Crypt-Kickers [00:22] a side: "Monster Mash" b side: "Monsters' Mash Party" Garpax Records GP-44167 1962 Indeed, the greatest pop song ever recorded. I think I'm going to name my next adventuring party The Crypt Kicker Five. Buck Owens [06:20] a side: "(It's a) Monster's Holiday" b side: "Great Expectations" Capitol Records 3907 1974 Yup, that's a Buck Owens song, sure as stakin. Wait, sexy sensations?! Yikes! Welcome to the 70s I guess. Derrick Morgan a side: "Moon Hop" [12:03] Reggaites b side: "Harris Wheel" [15:18] Crab Records CRAB 32 1969 Love this a-side to the moon and back. Charlie Rich [17:48] a side: "The Most Beautiful Girl" b side: "I Feel Like Going Home" Epic Records 5-11040 1973 Ah the rich vocal stylings the Silver Fox, Charlie Rich. Some exemplary countrypolitan. Palace Songs [26:01] a side: "The Mountain" b side: "(End of) Travelling" Palace Records PR3 1995 Landscape as metaphor? The Byrds [32:01] a side: "Mr. Spaceman" b side: "What's Happening?!?!" Columbia Records 4-43766 1966 And thus Space Rock was born. Or wait, was it Country Rock? Millie Small [37:34] a side: "My Boy Lollipop" b side: "Sweet William" Smash Records S-1411 1970 (1964) The single that helped launch Island Records. The Angels [41:21] a side: "My Boyfriend's Back" b side: "Now" Smash Records S-1834 1963 Wait, is the flipside a comedy track? Music Behind the DJ: "The Mexican Shuffle" by Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass.

In the 60s, he cowrote ”My Boyfriend's Back" and "I Want Candy” and cofounded Sire records with Seymour Stein. But Richard Gottehrer isn’t one to dwell on the past. Six decades on, he’s still a guiding force in the music industry. Over the years, he’s produced Blondie, the Go-Gos, Richard Hell and, more recently, The Dum-Dum Girls. In 1997, Gottehrer cofounded the forward-looking digital distribution company, The Orchard. His latest project, Instant Love, is the brainchild of New Orleans native, Allison Zatarain, an employee of The Orchard and GM of its subsidiary label, Instant Records. The project pair female performers with songs traditional sung by men about women. Now 17 tracks deep, the pair regard the work as a “living album,” a growing collections of songs that lives on streaming services like Spotify, that will one day be collected in a more permanent form.Thus far, the project includes legendary performers like Irma Thomas, who performs Van Morrison’s “Crazy Love,” and less established artists like Erin Durant, who takes on Buffalo Springfield’s “Kind Woman.” Zatarain and Gottehrer regard the project as a kind of on-going conversation with female, as well as a experiment in music distribution in a time that’s been fairly tumultuous for both.

Holly advocates against zombie prejudice by taking a cadaver to the prom in My Boyfriend's Back (1993). All Johnny Dingle wants to do is win the heart of his longtime crush, Missy McCloud, but his plan goes awry and he ends up a inexplicably re-animated corpse! Will his high school sweetheart still want to go with him to the dance? Listen as we: examine this rom-zom-com from the creative team behind Jason Goes To Hell; tell tales of ordering Edward Herrmann a scotch; and find out why Colin doesn't like comedies, all on this week's exciting show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WARNING: FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY. UNDER 17 REQUIRES ADULT SUPERVISION. This week the ladies talk TOBACCO! Ande's dying, China meets Chad, and Eanna receives some strange offerings. The feature film "My Boyfriend's Back" (1993) is discussed, along with some interesting questions from some of our listeners! Stay tuned and stay nasty. EMAIL YOUR QUESTIONS TO: QueensOfNC17@gmail.com Instagram: QueensOfNC17 Website: queensofnc17.com Music by: TOBACCO (@tobaxxo) Produced by: Jon Towers of The Abracast

Hosts Demetri Panos and Phil Svitek interview costume designer Kim A. Tillman. Kim Tillman is a Los Angeles-based costume designer. Kim has been working in the film industry designing costumes for film, television, commercials and print since the early 90s. Her early costume work includes cult favorites such as So I Married an Axe Murderer, My Boyfriend's Back, Heavy Weights and Fools Rush In. In the late 90's Kim was responsible for the iconic looks in Wild Things and 10 Things I Hate About You. In the early 2000s Kim shifted her focus to commercials and television, working on a series of pilots and television shows such as Cougar Town and Men in Trees. After a break from films, Kim made her debut back into film with blockbusters such as Battleship and xXx: Return of Xander Cage. Kim continues to effortlessly flow through all mediums, designing costumes for the big screen and small. When Kim isn --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sandra Shamas is one of Canada's most celebrated artists; she produced her first performance of My Boyfriend's Back and There's Gonna Be Laundry in 1987. Two more Laundry shows followed and the Laundry trilogy was published, shortlisted for the Governor General's Award for English-Language Drama, and nominated for the Stephen Leacock Award for Humour. Next the three-part Wit's End chronicled her divorce, her move from big city to country living and farming life, and climbing menopause mountain.Looking at life on the other side of 50 with her brilliant wit, candid insights and hilarious physicality, THE BIG ‘WHAT NOW?’ is a personal journey of discovery with universal appeal. Because it‟s . . . 2017 women are finally talking about climbing menopause mountain, living life on their own terms, and asking „just WTF is next?‟ With earnest gratitude Sandra is honest, gutsy, wistful, and very, very funnyTHE BIG ‘WHAT NOW?’ runs until February 19 at the Fleck Dance Theatre, in Toronto.www.sandrashamas.com@sandyanne57https://www.facebook.com/Sandra-Shamas-186656534678562/Stageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

We continue watching horror movies with Brittany's pick this month, the comedy/horror movie My Boyfriend's Back!  We realize that for horror movie month we have been picking things that are horror second and something else first, but hey that's still ok, right?  OH WELL!  Special guest Tee comes on and helps us talk about this movie and we discuss whether or not this movie's original rating was warranted in contrast to some other movies from the same time period. We have some cool info about the movie too listen up!secondclasscinema.com@2ndClassPodcast

Ring out the last day of international women's month by listening to Hailey and Jillian talk about how awesome ladies are. Celebrate our amazing history with people like Carole King, Joan Jett, Juliana Hatfield, and, of course, we can't leave out Queen Bey. Playlist Opening: "Till Victory"/Patti Smith Group Set 1: "Pretend We're Dead"/L7 "Man Smart, Woman Smarter"/Joan Baez "Come on Eileen"/Dexy's Midnight Runners "My Boyfriend's Back"/The Angels "Keeps on Dancing"/Cocktail Slippers "Loose Lips"/Kimya Dawson Set 2: "Sheena is a Punk Rocker"/The Ramones "Margaret vs. Pauline"/Neko Case "Girl in a Box"/Blake Babies "No Man's Woman"/Sinead O'Connor "Apathetic"/Lunachicks "Womyn"/Heems Set 3: "Aretha, Sing One for Me"/Cat Power "Tip Toe"/Ani Difranco "Rock & Roll Girl"/The Muffs "One Fine Day"/The Chiffons "We Are the Pipettes"/The Pipettes "Kiss Them for Me"/Siouxsie and the Banshees "She's Actual Size"/They Might Be Giants "Be Mean"/Tweens Set 4: "What Would Joan Jett Do?"/The Launderettes "Queens of Noise"/The Runaways "Run the World (Girls)"/Beyonce "Dishy"/Candypants "Valerie Loves Me"/Material Issue "Feed the Tree"/Belly Set 5: "Come On"/Letters to Cleo "As Girls Go"/Suzanne Vega "Year 1"/X "The Prettiest Girl"/Some Girls "Just a Girl"/No Doubt Closing: "Mary Queen of Arkansas [Demo]"/Bruce Springsteen

Movie Meltdown - Episode 261 In continuing our "People Who Died.. Died" series that we started last year, we take a look at the actors and performers who passed away in 2013. And along the way we realize not only how much we learn about people after they pass away, but also how quickly extremly famous people tend to be forgotten with the passage of time.  And as celebrity death completely saturates mainstream media, we also mention... James Dean, Get Shory, Joyride, It Started With Eve, the desert makes you orange, Easy Rider, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, growing a sense of humor, Bottle Rocket, Olivia de Havilland, C.H.U.D., Smokey and the Bandit, My Boyfriend's Back, Giant, David Carradine, Five Easy Pieces, The Man Who Wasn't There, aquamusicals, The Sting, 3:10 to Yuma, David Mamet, Billy Jack, East of Eden, Smoke, The Sound of Music, Lawrence of Arabia, Where the Wild Things Are, Clue, Out of Sight, Synecdoche, New York, The Hunger Games, Enter the Dragon, Intolerable Cruelty, beach movies, Johnny Weissmuller, I think it's kind of a testament to, I guess apparently, how awesome a dude he was, Grey Gardens, that's the way to go out... in the middle of jack-o-lanerns, Last Picture Show, Jack Ryan, The Royal Tenenbaums, Deep Throat, feel free to reference us, for all your wrong information, Blue in the Face, Twister, the adoption laws in Illinois, In the Loop, Varsity Blues, Back to the Beach, Being There, Joe the dog, Nashville, The Mexican, Morrissey, team trivia, being a one-woman genre, Get Crazy, Cisco Pike, riding in cars with celebrities, Running Scared, tanning booths, Three Smart Girls, First Love, and Spring Parade, angily yelling at your adopted parents, Private Benjamin, a robot dog, running for President twice... in two different parites, Batman: The Animated Series, Scent of a Woman, True Romance, Timeline, creating your own sub-genre, Jeepers Creepers, 26 years of sobriety and that's the most amazing extrapolation of that series of events.  "The forgotten famous is such a fantastic phenomenon." 

A snow-shark, a wise-cracking demon, a pet zombie, and an adorable little girl walk into a a restaurant filled with killer sushi. OUCH! Welcome to the horror comedy special of Dread Media! First up, Desmond and Jeff Strand review Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast. Devil Dinosaur Jr. provides a Stay Scary on the supernatural romantic comedy Lo. Darryll returns to watch the Canadian domesticated-zombie film Fido. Desmond eats alone in a review of Dead Sushi, and it's probably better that way. Finally, the Dread Media listeners provide their own horror comedy favorites in the long-awaited Horror Comedy Montage! So take my wife, please, and listen to these tunes: "Laughing Man (In the Devil Mask)" by Iommi and Henry Rollins, "Terror Shark" by Municipal Waste, "N.I.B." by Pitchshifter, "My Boyfriend's Back" by The Raveonettes, "Japan" by Lonely Island, and "The Gambler" by Brian Posehn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

A snow-shark, a wise-cracking demon, a pet zombie, and an adorable little girl walk into a a restaurant filled with killer sushi. OUCH! Welcome to the horror comedy special of Dread Media! First up, Desmond and Jeff Strand review Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast. Devil Dinosaur Jr. provides a Stay Scary on the supernatural romantic comedy Lo. Darryll returns to watch the Canadian domesticated-zombie film Fido. Desmond eats alone in a review of Dead Sushi, and it's probably better that way. Finally, the Dread Media listeners provide their own horror comedy favorites in the long-awaited Horror Comedy Montage! So take my wife, please, and listen to these tunes: "Laughing Man (In the Devil Mask)" by Iommi and Henry Rollins, "Terror Shark" by Municipal Waste, "N.I.B." by Pitchshifter, "My Boyfriend's Back" by The Raveonettes, "Japan" by Lonely Island, and "The Gambler" by Brian Posehn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

A snow-shark, a wise-cracking demon, a pet zombie, and an adorable little girl walk into a a restaurant filled with killer sushi. OUCH! Welcome to the horror comedy special of Dread Media! First up, Desmond and Jeff Strand review Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast. Devil Dinosaur Jr. provides a Stay Scary on the supernatural romantic comedy Lo. Darryll returns to watch the Canadian domesticated-zombie film Fido. Desmond eats alone in a review of Dead Sushi, and it's probably better that way. Finally, the Dread Media listeners provide their own horror comedy favorites in the long-awaited Horror Comedy Montage! So take my wife, please, and listen to these tunes: "Laughing Man (In the Devil Mask)" by Iommi and Henry Rollins, "Terror Shark" by Municipal Waste, "N.I.B." by Pitchshifter, "My Boyfriend's Back" by The Raveonettes, "Japan" by Lonely Island, and "The Gambler" by Brian Posehn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

A snow-shark, a wise-cracking demon, a pet zombie, and an adorable little girl walk into a a restaurant filled with killer sushi. OUCH! Welcome to the horror comedy special of Dread Media! First up, Desmond and Jeff Strand review Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast. Devil Dinosaur Jr. provides a Stay Scary on the supernatural romantic comedy Lo. Darryll returns to watch the Canadian domesticated-zombie film Fido. Desmond eats alone in a review of Dead Sushi, and it's probably better that way. Finally, the Dread Media listeners provide their own horror comedy favorites in the long-awaited Horror Comedy Montage! So take my wife, please, and listen to these tunes: "Laughing Man (In the Devil Mask)" by Iommi and Henry Rollins, "Terror Shark" by Municipal Waste, "N.I.B." by Pitchshifter, "My Boyfriend's Back" by The Raveonettes, "Japan" by Lonely Island, and "The Gambler" by Brian Posehn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.dreadmedia.com and www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 209 It's been a while since we checked in with our beloved Misty and Jay, so this week we return to The Bastion of Awesomeness  to hang out and talk about... well, a little of everything.  As we bask in the glow of the glittery squirrel, we also discuss... a shark quadruple feature, The Devil's Carnival, Zooey Deschanel, I just love her weird little monkey-face, Amish people are full of holes, The Complication, The Hole, Red Bank, Thora Birch, Warm Bodies, ninja sharks, James Van Der Beek, he probably bathed in Mandom daily, Baltimore, puffy peepers and snaggleteeth, Brooke Hogan IS a scientist, Naked Cowboy, Vera Miles, Dick Casablancas, Sand Sharks, UHF, Hurricane Sandy, Thomas Kinkade, tappin' Steve Buscemi, I wanna tackle her with a sloth... and give her a big hug, Scottish-English-Pirate, Sleepwalk with Me, Scarlett Johansson, a long extended Goosebumps episode, My Boyfriend's Back, Bait, wanna buy a deer head?, Punxsutawney, Hitchcock, Parks and Recreation, a walking tank, The Devil's Playground, Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, John Schneider, trying to take off your head, Anthony Hopkins, Zombie Honeymoon, Reefer Madness, The Larry Sanders Show, I'm not a mean person... I'm just really good at acting, a drowning duck, New Girl, Amber Heard, going to Coney Island, impaled with fins, American Horror Story, Jersey Shore Shark Attack, The Cyclone, Invasion U.S.A., Storage Wars, goats going down the waterfall, the circumference of Maryland, zombies in love, P90X, Mike Birbiglia, cute dog battle royale, Katherine Heigl and Mennonites you're face!!  "Anyway... sharks."

Movie Meltdown - Episode 173 It's a Super CreepFest including... flying babies, they keep finding interesting ways to keep beating that dead horse, Carnage, putting your head in an oven, Valhalla Rising, evil kids, Ninja Turtles with zombies, not your typical bigfoot movie, Christoph Waltz, The Anniversary Party, Hostel, Tilda Swinton, Thunderstruck!, cartoon blood, Kermit hosting The Tonight Show, children are evil, claustrophobic and tedious, Crab Man, Hard Eight, Norway comedians, Becoming Elmo, rooting for the War Horse, Philip Baker Hall, Orphen, if you like to pretend like you’re in New York, John C. Reilly, Ving Rhames, Picasso's Guernica, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jay Leno, My Boyfriend's Back, Troll Hunter, Portlandia, Roman Polanski, Phoebe Cates, We Need to Talk About Kevin, George W. and Bigfoot, the Forrest Gump of horses, Joshua, zombie Easter bunny, a bigfoot hunter’s convention, more on Bugsy Malone and Roxanne... you don’t have to wear that dress tonight!“All you have to be is undead... and you’re doing it wrong!”