Podcast appearances and mentions of robert forester

Tanner, Greg, Bobby, and Mike discuss the Robert Forester "banking" film filled with tons of hot banking action. Cash those checks, keep those receipts, and hit up your ATM, the Banker is in town! 

Bobby, Chef Robby, fourth chair Vaughn, and Mike talk about the animal attack movie that's actually about a man's insecurities facing baldness. Featuring an incredible performance from Henry Silva, Robert Forester getting multiple police partners killed, and a potentially very problematic relationship; Alligator has eveything you could hope for in a Grindbin movie!

In the forty-first episode of Season 6 (Heists, Cons, & Grifters) Kyle is joined by filmmaker Jeffrey Keller and writer/performer Reagan Osborne to discuss the ode to blaxploitation and the legend of Pam Grier that makes for the mature reflection on aging, dwindling opportunity, and the melancholy of loneliness in Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown (1997).

For paying the big $$ to our Patreon page. Author, podcaster, and film critic Donnie Roberts gets to choose a movie to discuss on the show. This time he has chosen Alligator starring Robert Forester as a cop looking for one giant gator that has been terrorizing his city. If you would like to host an episode on a movie you love. Join our $10 tier Ad Spots by GDT Podcast Film Rage Please vote Full Swap Radio for Best Supporting Business on ASN Awards https://www.asnlifestylemagazineawards.com/vote (Listen to us every Sunday at 8:30 PM) This episode was recorded using CleanFeed Click on name to learn more about this software --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

That's right, 150 episodes, and still going. This week, Travis is joined by Phil Rood, who brings Jackie Brown with him. It's the one Tarantino film that Travis hasn't seen before, but is it worth the wait? With a cast including Samuel L. Jackson, Pam Grier, Robert Forester, Robert De Niro, and a cameo appearance by Sid Haig, what's not to love? Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@OddlyNormalOne) for the album art. Outro music "In Pursuit" provided by Purple-Planet.net

That's right, 150 episodes, and still going. This week, Travis is joined by Phil Rood, who brings Jackie Brown with him. It's the one Tarantino film that Travis hasn't seen before, but is it worth the wait? With a cast including Samuel L. Jackson, Pam Grier, Robert Forester, Robert De Niro, and a cameo appearance by Sid Haig, what's not to love? Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@OddlyNormalOne) for the album art. Outro music “In Pursuit” provided by Purple-Planet.net

After years of grinding Jake's soul into dust by making him watch a cornucopia of trash every week, we're finally giving you the episode of his dreams: David Lynch's (unofficial) Los Angeles trilogy. Join us as we gush about one of the greatest living American Filmmakers and try to determine if Robert Forester modeled his life after his character in Lost Highway. THIS WEEK: Lost Highway (1997), Mullholland Drive (2001), Inland Empire (2006) Support Optimism Vaccine on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/optimismvaccine (https://www.patreon.com/optimismvaccine)

Join us as we revisit the maybe direct to video cheap-o sequel ALLIGATOR II: THE MUTATION! This one basically recycles the plot of the first movie but instead of Robert Forester you got Joseph Bologna and instead of a cool looking alligator you got...whatever the hell is in this one. It's PG-13! After our discussion we rank the two Alligator films, and the results may shock you. Finally, in our 3rd segment we discuss the Random Creature Features movie THE LIFT (1983), and announce our next series...it's a scary one! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/killstreakpod/message

Kane Hodder month continues! This week we're discussing two alligator attacks movies. First we watch Robert Forester put up with all sorts of bad hair jokes in ALLIGATOR. Then in ALLIGATOR 2 we basically watch the same movie over again just set in a different city. After that we talk about ESCAPE ROOM, THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE, and end on our usual discussion of WHAT IF . . . ?

Kane Hodder month continues! This week we're discussing two alligator attacks movies. First we watch Robert Forester put up with all sorts of bad hair jokes in ALLIGATOR. Then in ALLIGATOR 2 we basically watch the same movie over again just set in a different city. After that we talk about ESCAPE ROOM, THE HAUNTING … Continue reading Alligator & Alligator 2: The Mutation →

This week the society watches the 1979 sci-fi spectacular The Black Hole, directed by Gary Nelson and starring Maximillian Schell, Anthony Perkins, and Robert Forester.  Join us as we go in....through....and BEYOND with an on-the-edge captain and his diverse group of robots with different skills and attributes.  Will you encounter God? Will you live forever?  Will you meet and ex-bartender robot that only speaks in synth noises and flips upside down to assert dominance?  Come along with us and find out!Follow us @medfieldfilm on social media for the latest updates.

Thanks For Watching Episode 157, Squish the Lip. DJ, Joe and Beth have quite a weekend. Cruella was put in our eyes this weekend as with a bunch of other films that we love to talk about. The film this week was King of Thieves (2019) on HBO Max. We also talk about films with Robert Forester in them. Next week we will talk about a film starting with the letter L for Alphabet Movie Soup and Charlie Cox films. What are your favorites? Let us know with a call or text. Check us out over there at Patreon. Our website is https://www.tfwmovies.com and feel free to call or text us at 512-PODCAST. Just hashtags you might like from our show and a way to boost our ratings somehow. #tfwmovies #thanksforwatching #apostle_ofc @apostle_ofc #Lists #CharlieCox #KingofThieves #RobertForester #SocialDistancing #disneyplus #netflix #primevideo #anchorpodcast #podcast #podcasting #podcasts #NERDA #AlphabetMovieSoup

We are back in Tarantino world! This week we review his 1997 film Jackie Brown, which takes the style of 70s Blacksploitation and mixes it with the novel "Rum Punch" by Elmore Leonard. When a flight attendant played by the legendary Pam Grier is caught trying to smuggle money into the United States from Mexico, she is left with two choices, either go to jail, or cooperate with ATF agents to catch her gun running boss played by Samuel L. Jackson. With the help of her love interest, a bail bondsman played by Robert Forester, Jackie decides that she is going play both sides against each other and try to make off with the money herself.

Thanks For Watching Episode 156, Whips Don’t Crack in Space. Beth, Joe and DJ give you a show like all the others. We talk about movies, and we learn that the sheriff is on duty today. DJ uses a headline to scare Beth. This is where we get this week's title. The film was Jackie Brown (1997) on HBO Max. We also talk about films with Meg Ryan in them. Next week we will talk about a film starting with the letter K for Alphabet Movie Soup and Robert Forester films. What are your favorites? Let us know with a call or text. Check us out over there at Patreon. Our website is https://www.tfwmovies.com and feel free to call or text us at 512-PODCAST. Just hashtags you might like from our show and a way to boost our ratings somehow. #tfwmovies #thanksforwatching #apostle_ofc @apostle_ofc #Lists #MegRyan #JackieBrownMovie #RobertForester #SocialDistancing #disneyplus #netflix #primevideo #anchorpodcast #podcast #podcasting #podcasts #NERDA #AlphabetMovieSoup

On this episode we bring in a very special guest, one of Calvin's Med School classmates and fellow cinephiles, Dr. Geoff Jones, to talk about Quentin Tarantino's third film, 1997's Jackie Brown. This ode to blaxploitation slash minor heist meets love story (maybe) gets the deep dive it deserves. From the performances (which didn't get enough award love) to the dialogue itself to the music to the locales. We cover it all. Take a load off and hang with us as Calvin, Joe, and Geoff discuss the dynamic performance of Pam Grier, Robert Forester, Sam Jackson, and even a (too brief) Chris Tucker appearance. Follow us, like us, subscribe, tell a friend to tell a friend. This is a tab you won't want to close. #theopentabspodcast​

Leonardo DiCaprio grazed a career iceberg with critically dismissed thriller The Beach. Twenty years on, director Jim Cummings joins our podcast to make a case for the Danny Boyle flick's bonkers greatness.

This episode we look at some Disney kid's movies that seem to be far from kids movies in tone. First up Dorthy takes a trip back to Oz in RETURN TO OZ. After that Anthony Perkins and Robert Forester almost get sucked into THE BLACK HOLE. We also talk about DESTROYER, KNIVES OUT, and the trailer for the new CANDYMAN.

This episode we look at some Disney kid’s movies that seem to be far from kids movies in tone. First up Dorthy takes a trip back to Oz in RETURN TO OZ. After that Anthony Perkins and Robert Forester almost get sucked into THE BLACK HOLE. We also talk about DESTROYER, KNIVES OUT, and the … Continue reading Return To Oz & The Black Hole →

OK OUT! caught between the Feds and a cold blooded killer. With half a million dollars up for grabs. No one knows how it's going down. Except for maybe ...JACKIE BROWNTHE most underrated movie in the Tarantino universe. I'm convinced it's because people think it was supposed to be Pulp Fiction #2 which it absolutely isn't. It's something so much more. This is the first time Kinley takes the time to watch it and just jump straight into talking about how much we enjoy it. Enjoy the pod! We had fun recording it. - Frederick Gautier part of Misquotes Podcasting Network 

In this episode Eric & Dave discuss the looming streaming war, remember actor Robert Forester, discuss a problematic Short Trek, and unearth one of Dave’s Favorite Comics from Yesteryear! If you have a suggestion for a show topic… we would like to hear from you. Please leave it in the comment section. Also please like, share, and subscribe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On tonight's all new episode of Reel Talk With the Director, we will be discussing the recent comments from Oscar Winning Director Martin Scorsese about the declining of Hollywood over Marvel and event films, a retrospective on the passing of Oscar Nominated actor Robert Forester and a recap of this past weekend's box office as well as celebrating the Director himself, Wes Clark's birthday. Call us live at 6465954038. 

This week we discuss the passing of Robert Forester, all the upcoming movies this weekend and reviewed the new Addams Family animated film.

Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio) Bombshell RadioToday 2pm-3pm EST 11pm-12pm PDT 7pm-8pm BST bombshellradio.com stereoembersmagazine.com Stereo Embers Magazine #StereoEmbers, #podcast, #RadioShow, #AlexGreen, #Alternative , #NewMusic ,#Nowplaying, #BombshellRadio, #RobertForester, #TheGoBetweens“There Will Be No Loops For Robert Forster”It may come as no surprise for fans of Robert Forster, but the singer/songwriter is not a guy who uses laptops and loops when he’s recording. A traditional studio approach works just fine for the Brisbane-born musician and his winning body of work verifies that. The co-founder of the legendary Australian band The Go-Betweens has just put out a new solo album called Inferno and in this interview he talks to Alex about his affection for his home town, his love of the Velvet Underground and how his songwriting pace compared to that of his former Go-Betweens bandmate Grant McLennan. Forster also chats about why his songwriting vaults are empty, recording in Berlin and how he feels about the Go-Betweens’ legacy.#interview with the always #elegant#robertforster of #thegobetweens is taking off and we're thrilled so many people are #listening. It's an honor to have the #brisbane#singersongwriter on #stereoembersthepodcast. We talk about his new #album#inferno, #thevelvetunderground and the #creative process.

Yeppers, it’s me, Marc Hershon. Your host and inflatable arm-flailing tubeman for Epi117 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. This is a Succotash Clips episode with one exception, which I’ll 'splain in a sec. I’m happy to have our associate producer Tyson Saner back helping me to harvest clips of podcasts far and wide. He was a little overwhelmed doing some moving recently so we gave him some well-earned vacation time from listenin’ and snippin’. But he’s back and we’ve got some interesting clips to get to. I’m one week back from the 4th Annual LA Podcast Festival and what a time I had. I was mostly dug in at the SquareSpace Podcast Lab, interviewing a few podcasters and then cutting, prepping and uploading those "minisodes". (You can find them all listed, essentially, under Epi116 at http://SuccotashShow.com and iTunes. I forgot to get them up to SoundCloud, but I’ll do that soon just to have them up there as well.) There was one last interview that I didn’t get a chance to produce and upload. That was with Michael John Simpson, co-host of The Something Something Experience podcast , so I’m going to break protocol — God, the network hates when I do this — and play that interview and a clip from Michael’s podcast as well. In addition to his show, we’ve got clippage from The Chillpak Hollywood Hour, The Mild Adventures of Fred Stoller, Human Conversation, Taco Tuesday, The Talking Podcast, The Hooray Show, The New Hollywood podcast, and the Why Didn’t They Laugh? podcast. We also have a double dose of our Burst O’ Durst segment, featuring political comedian and social commentator Will Durst, a classic Henderson’s Pants commercial, and an absurd folk song from our musical buddy, Abner Serd. Be sure to listen for that following Bill Heywatt’s closing credits. Clips Chillpak Hollywood HourImmediately following the LA Podfest, I was honored to be the first guest to Skype in on the Chillpak Hollywood Hour, with Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness, since they’ve gone international with Dean now hanging out down under in Australia. A little after 11 o’clock Sunday night, I pulled off the freeway into the parking lot of a KFC in Patterson, California, population 20,868. Dean and Phil wanted me to give them a review of the Ear Buds podcast documentary which had a couple of preliminary screenings at the podfest. In addition, I gave them and their listeners my take on the current State of the Podcast Union. The New HollywoodBrian Flaherty, host of The New Hollywood podcast, was our guest for Succotash Chats, Epi102, back at the end of the January of this year. I just reviewed his episode last week for both Splitsider and Huffington Post Entertainment, which featured his lengthy interview with the multi-talented and very entertaining Bill Hader. Since leaving SNL, Hader has been keeping himself busy – it seems like there is no acting job that guy won’t try – TV shows, commercials, and movies, including last year’s amazing The Skeleton Twins. Our clip features Hader outlining the audition process he had to go through to get on SNL. Human ConversationLast week was actually a review “two-fer” because I reviewed Human Conversation in addition to The New Hollywood. Human Conversation is a podcast that’s 20-something episodes in and I hadn’t heard about it until co-host Wayne Federman waded into the Podcast Lab at the LA Podfest. Wayne and I go way back but we’re not in touch all that often and this was the first I’d heard of his show, which he co-hosts with Erin McGathy, the significant other of Dan Harmon, the mayor of Harmontown. In the course of the show, she and Wayne talk about a variety of topics but the things is that neither is allowed to look up facts, figures, names, or anything else germane to the topics they discuss. Here, they talk about music and getting things done. Although Wayne and Erin don’t look up anything then and there during each episode, they DO look things up before the next episode and they kick every show off with a list of corrections. (I’ll have Wayne on an episode of Succotash Chats soon to talk about his monumental 30-year-project, The Federman Chronicles, which features parts of his standup comedy act dating back 30 years.) The Mild Adventures of Fred StollerI reviewed past guest and friend-of-Succotash Fred Stoller’s new podcast, The Mild Adventures of Fred Stoller, back when it debuted in July. We’d had Fred as a guest way, way back in Epi15, when doing his own podcast wasn’t even a twinkle in his mouth. We also clipped that episode I reviewed, with guest Robert Forester, but our Associate Producer Tyson Saner thought it was time for a rematch. The clip captures part of the opening to the show, which is part of a phone conversation of Fred trying explain the concept of a podcast to his mother. Also in this clip, he’s joined by sometimes-co-host Amber Tozer, and they discuss comedy and dating with guest Darren Carter and Nikki Sullivan. The Hooray ShowThe hosts of The Hooray Show, which we’ve not covered on this show before, are Horatio Sands and Chad Krueger. Horatio is, of course, from SNL. Krueger is a musician, perhaps best known as the lead singer and guitarist for Nickleback. In this clip, from their Season 2, Episode 6, they talk to guests Peter Murrieta and Jaime Moyer about the fire that swept through the Second City offices in Chicago earlier in September. The theater, I believe, was largely untouched, but the offices took quite a hit. The Talking PodcastFrom the UK comes The Talking Podcast, which is the most content-related blatant titling of a show I can remember. It features three brothers, Joseph Snelling, Oliver Snelling and George Trevor White, who, in the words of their homesite’s “Who Are We?”, “arrogantly assume that others would like to listen to them talking.” Tyson found this show and this clip, and I don’t know why the third brother’s last name, White, is not even close to that of his two brohams, which is Snelling. Here they talk about a family outing as boys on the Isle of Man. They also chat about Time as a concept. Heavy. Taco TuesdayOkay, I’ve mentioned on the show before that I really don’t care for pre-recorded promos. There’s nothing inherently wrong with them, but they can be easily played on any other podcast to help cross promote another podcast. Clips are much more illustrative of what a show really has going on. And the guys at the Taco Tuesday podcast — Uncle Dan, Adam Wolf, and Dave In The Cave —know that. We’ve clipped ‘em before. But this week, they sent along a promo – it’s got a head, a tail, some chit chat in-between, and music bed throughout the whole thing. Maddening. But because I love the Taco Tuesday guys (and because they got this promo here using our upload link at http://hightail.com/u/succotashshow), I’m going to let it slide. Why Didn’t They Laugh?Comedian Owen Benjamin, who is also an actor started a podcast where he tries to deconstruct his act. He plays portions of his performances and attempts to figure out what it was that kept an audience from laughing at the material. He’s almost 40 epis into Why Didn’t They Laugh? But our associate producer has clipped the very first episode, which features a recording of Owen’s father recounting a favorite joke. Tyson thinks the senior Benjamin sounds an awful lot like the late Spaulding Gray. The Something Something ExperienceWe slipped this clip of The Something Something Experience onto the end of my interview with Michael John Simpson. It features he and his "co-caster", Kitty Brown, and their visit with comedian Ron Swallow. It seems Swallow has backed off performing fulltime, and their discussion gets into the challenge of making ends meet offstage, working as a freelancer in various industries. Thanks for stuffing your ears full of Succotash Clips (with a little bit o’ chat). If you’d like to do a little something-something to pay us back for all this free chuckle n’ jivin’, we would adore your ratings and reviews up on iTunes, your thumbs-ups and reviews on Stitcher, a heart on SoundCloud, a Like on Facebook, a click on our Donate button or Amazon banner at http://SuccotashShow.com — any or all of those options will make us all very happy around Studio P and some of them will even get you mentioned on an upcoming episode of our show! Until next time, thanks very much for passing the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

Chris & Tyler discuss the work of Quentin Tarantino. Starting with "Reservoir Dogs", "Pulp Fiction" and "Jackie Brown".

Jokes abound when master improviser Micah Sherman joins Mike and Geoff to talk about doing disastrous stand-up in "urban" rooms (and why he doesn't do stand-up comedy anymore), his early days in a funky slap bass college musical duo, swapping stories with Robert Forester on the set of Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, and why Danny DeVito is a true renaissance man; all in all a classic ep of WORST GIG EVER!  Micah's got a brand new musical comedy cd called Please Be Seated, czech it out!