Podcasts about s craig zahler

“Real Men,” and the Jim Belushi conundrum. If you can believe this, there's actually a handful of decent-sounding original movies on the horizon! Good news for my stuff. (Well, “potentially,” as always) I may have gotten fired, again. A lengthy (as usual) Mission Impossible 8 review.

As The Shawshank Redemption turns 30, Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode explore life behind bars as seen on screen, investigating how film and TV have shaped our ideas about the prison system. Why do prisons make such good settings for cinema? Ellen investigates the relationship between prison exploitation and prison reform, talking to director S Craig Zahler about his ultra-violent 2017 film Brawl In Cell Block 99 and the movies that inspired it, from Birdman of Alcatraz to Riot in Cell Block 11. And she speaks to Dr Kalima Young about the impact of Netflix's hit series about a women's prison, Orange Is The New Black. Meanwhile, Mark talks to writer and broadcast Richard Weight about the enduring relevance of the classic British sitcom Porridge. And he speaks to 'the daddy' of prison dramas - Ray Winstone - about the impact of his breakout role as a borstal boy in the controversial, banned TV play Scum.Producer: Jane Long A Prospect Street production for BBC Radio 4

Joined by Ian Willhem Kronenberg, we kick off the evening with a round of Ricky's Rippin Riffs, followed by a Midnight Ritual of Brawl In Cell Block 99(2017)! Cabin In The Woods Film Festival: https://www.cabininthewoodsfilmfestival.com/ The Night Club: https://linktr.ee/thenightclub Special Guest: Kronenberg.

Ben & Rob finish their trilogy of contemporary grindhouse with S Craig Zahler's final movie ‘Dragged Across Concrete'. Starring famously disgraced racist Mel Gibson alongside Vince Vaughn as two suspended cops stealing money from a heist that's not yet happened. Universally ignored upon it's release by both festivals and wider audiences, ‘Dragged Across Concrete' lost almost all of its budget yet ended up briefly being the most streamed film on Netflix. Zahler's grimly dark eye as director delighted us in his previous outings (Bone Tomahawk, Brawl In Cellblock 99) but has he gone too far with his latest grindhouse genre-piece? Has Ben finally found a exploitation cinema series that Rob loves 100% of? And is there hope for Mel Gibson's career after an unforgivable string of disgusting anti-semitism, racism and misogyny? No, and we don't even consider for a second there could be. No film is good enough for us to forgive Mel Gibson. PLUS! Extra content we didn't have time for in the audio only episode now available on our YouTube channel at the link below!Find us on your socials of choice or WATCH this episode at www.linktr.ee/everymovieeverpodcast

Ben & Rob drop the soap of “Brawl In Cell Block 99” as they cover every S Craig Zahler movie ever made! Released in 2017, you'd be forgiven for having never heard of this story of vengeance, courage and ultraviolence. Despite masterful directing, brilliant writing and Vince Vaughn turning in the best performance of his entire career, this film never found the audience it so clearly deserves...When Bradley Thomas (Vaughn) has his life turned upside down by a failed drug deal, he finds himself locked up and at the mercy of his old employers. With dependents in danger on the outside, just how far is one man willing to go to triumph in the face of overwhelming odds? How far is director S Craig Zahler willing to go to take faces off skulls? How far through these episode bio's do actually read? CONSUUUME to find out all this and much, much more!PLUS! Extra content we didn't have time for in the audio only episode now available on our YouTube channel at the link below!Find us on your socials of choice or WATCH this episode at www.linktr.ee/everymovieeverpodcast

The amazing Jeff Solomon, actor, writer, extraordinaire and dear friend, comes on to talk about a real puzzle of a movie: Dragged Across Concrete. This 2018 S Craig Zahler film... we just don't know what to make of it! A compelling Mamet-esque crime film? A racist vehicle for Mel Gibson? Some looney tunes style violence passed off as realistic? Unclear! But it did get us talking! Tangents include shoplifting, being a good kid, and discussions of when film is commentating on something versus when a film is simply repeating racist tropes.

This week on Remainders we discuss the 2018 crime thriller Dragged Across Concrete. From director S. Craig Zahler (Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99), Dragged stars Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn as two cops caught committing police brutality who turn to robbing criminals out of desperation. Filled with his trademark violence and considerable runtime, Dragged is a movie that further cements Zahler as one of the best working directors today.Other topics include the passing of Paul Reubens, Rodriguez and William Friedkin, Jon Hamm and his jump from drama to comedy, the Meg 2 and how bad shark movies can get, A24's Talk to Me, violence in film, Peter Jackson commentaries, the best time of the day to watch grindhouse movies, and the perennial favorite Cool as Ice.Songs of the WeekLove Must Have Passed Me By, by Bobby VeeDen minsta av segrar, by 1900I'll Slip Away, by RodriguezRemainders Jukebox PlaylistWebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter

Frank and Wayne discuss the directorial debut of S Craig Zahler and decide if this Horror Western is worth a second take. Take 2 Opening Music by: John Tasoulas

Live from Golgotha it is the PNAC boys. We celebrate Easter the only way we know how, by dipping into Mel Gibson's deranged Bush era snuff film The Passion of Christ. Plus this time around we are also talking S Craig Zahler, Terri Schiavo, Left Behind along with holding Mel accountable for some frankly unbelievably antisemitic content. In 2 weeks we have returning champion/sexual chess master PD joining us to talk Zach Snyder's Watchmen and Ben is so ready to be yelled at.

This is a rare treat for the 5th Wall - Jarod has picked a movie that neither Mike or Clay has ever seen before! Bone Tomahawk premiered at Fantastic Fest in 2015 and had a very (VERY) limited release. As you can imagine, it has garnered cult status for those who have seen it. Bone Tomahawk is a western first and foremost, but it shares the "wilderness horror" genre with  another podcast favorite (The Witch). Bone Tomahawk was directed by S Craig Zahler and stars Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox and Richard Jenkins.

Friend of the show and co-host of the Rare Candy podcast Glen Rockney joins the boys to discuss the career of who we think is the best American filmmaker to emerge in the 2010s, S. Craig Zahler. Discussing all three of his films — Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99, and Dragged Across Concrete — the trio pinpoints the artistically interesting formal qualities that have separated Zahler from his contemporaries as one of the emerging film artists to celebrate: extreme length, genre subversion, hyperviolence, dialog, and more. They also try and parse Zahler's unique ideological viewpoint that seems to cross a Marxian critique of political economy with dissident right and conservative analysis of the lost values in American life. The career of Mel Gibson is also given the once-over.   We also briefly discuss the low energy cancellation of Dom Fernow. Soundtrack:  Kool Keith "Plastic World" https://music.apple.com/us/album/plastic-world-feat-kutmasta-kurt/1341877896?i=1341878734 Mars "Tunnel" https://music.apple.com/us/album/tunnel/1032781493?i=1032782129 The Stranglers "Black and White" https://music.apple.com/us/album/tank/696004821?i=696004907 Thergothon "Everlasting" (https://music.apple.com/us/album/everlasting/306282150?i=306282168) Ted Nugent "Stranglehold"  https://music.apple.com/us/album/stranglehold/197914607?i=197914626 Lil B "Mel Gibson" https://youtu.be/Jo9Hjzu3BSs William Basinski "O My Daughter, O My Sorrow" https://youtu.be/oOYYmgXWUkw  "Four Doomed Men Ride Out" from the Bone Tomahawk soundtrack: https://youtu.be/ssmYt8vL540   LINKS:  Glen Rockney on twitter: https://twitter.com/GlenRockney Rare Candy on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf-OCbm2KZQvZFt5YkmdbWw  Rare Candy on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rare-candy/id1504917580  S Craig Zahler interview: https://www.theringer.com/movies/2019/3/22/18276913/s-craig-zahler-dragged-across-concrete-brawl-in-cell-block-99 S. Craig Zahler canceled by zoomer: https://youtu.be/WmdwJ5XMfLo Black Antonio Negri cancels Dom Fernow: https://jeanhugueskabuiku.substack.com/p/about-vatican-shadow-link-with-the 

S Craig Zahler is back with a new conversation . We discuss more of his film work like on Puppet Masters 3 The Littlest Reich, and his upcoming sci-fi graphic novel. But we get more facts about his approach to filmmaking, more Bone Tomahawk stories and his approach to writing and drawing his comics

Me and Josh sit and talk about the movies he watched as a kid and how they formed his adult tastes for horror and camp. We briefly discuss the queerness of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge and S Craig Zahler films --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/martelsmoviemadness/message

Leigh and Tim get stuck on a stakeout they didn't sign up for reviewing Dragged Across Concrete. Plus, Pixar makes a return to originals with Soul and Onward, there's BIG Disney news and you'll never guess Richard Linklater's next project – all this and more!

On the 58th episode of Piecing It Together, Chad Clinton Freeman is back again to talk about S Craig Zahler's controversial Dragged Across Concrete. Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn star as a couple of racist cops who lose their job after being filmed using excessive force during an arrest. To provide for their families they hatch a plan to rob drug dealers and things go wrong, fast. Puzzle pieces include Trespass, The Dark Knight, The Nice Guys and Training Day.

This week’s episode of Truth & Movies is double hard-boiled, as Michael Leader, Sophie Monks Kaufman and Adam Woodward inspect S Craig Zahler’s button-pushing slowburn procedural, Dragged Across Concrete, and, in Film Club, Don Siegel’s classic cop thriller from 1971, Dirty Harry. Sandwiched in between is an altogether less serious film, Neil Jordan’s New York psychodrama Greta, in which Isabelle Huppert stalks an unsuspecting Chloë Grace Moretz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of Film Stories with Simon Brew, Simon looks at a pair of films that found their own way around the American movie system. Drew Barrymore was in her 20s when she launched her own production company - but she was determined it wouldn't be a vanity operation. Never Been Kissed was its first movie. Writer-director S Craig Zahler, meanwhile, went outside the traditional Hollywood distribution system - and helped rebuild Vince Vaughn's career - with Brawl In Cell Block 99. Stories of both are discussed in this episode. Find Simon on Twitter at @simonbrew, and the podcast can be found at @filmstoriespod. You can find the Film Stories website here.

Hitting up a badass bloody prison flick! Complete polar opposite to the goofball Ricky-Oh flick, but holy crap is it great! Dir. S Craig Zahler, 2017. Starring Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Carpenter, Don Johnson, and Udo Kier.  TopgallantRadio.com - Radio for sailors

The consequences of drinking or sobriety? An unpleasant interaction MiC recently had is an eye opener.The Black Thought (unofficial?) mixtape The Gift is a collection of freestyles that’ll blow your mind! S Craig Zahler’s film Brawl in Cell Block 99 is a certified classic!

The consequences of drinking or sobriety? An unpleasant interaction MiC recently had is an eye opener.The Black Thought (unofficial?) mixtape The Gift is a collection of freestyles that’ll blow your mind! S Craig Zahler’s film Brawl in Cell Block 99 is a certified classic!

This episode of Justice & Doom Movie reviews, Now Streaming: BRAWL ON CELL BLOCK 99. A former boxer (Vaughn) loses his job as an auto mechanic, and his troubled marriage to wife is about to expire. At this crossroads in his life, he feels that he has no better option than to work as a drug courier. He soon finds himself in a gunfight between police officers and his own ruthless allies. When the smoke clears, Bradley is badly hurt and thrown in prison, where his enemies force him to commit acts of violence that turn the place into a savage battleground. BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 is new from Writer/Director S Craig Zahler (BONE TOMAHAWK). It stars Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Carpenter (Dexter), Don Johnson, and Marc Blucas. Some have hailed this film as Vince Vaughn's TAKEN, maybe so but BRALW IN CELL BLOCK 99 is far superior film. S Craig Zahler is a master at weaving strong character development into shocking violence and horror. This film will surprise you with how gory it gets. It's a bit of a slow build but Vaughn's performance keeps you engaged. It's truly a career defining role for Vaughn, the one we wished he gave us in True Detective Season 2. For Vaughn's performance, the story and character development and for pulling no punches, we give this film much Justice. 8.5 For more movie reviews visit www.thehmcnetwork.com

Damn Fine Focus Episode 6. This time out, Sherif T.A.Giles and his trusty amigo Johannsson ride out in search of possibly the best western-horror film ever made - BONE TOMAHAWK. Written, directed and co-scored (alongside long-time bandmate Jeff Herriot) by celebrated novelist S Craig Zahler, the film has already created a lot of buzz on the festival circuit and is surely destined for cult status. The score comes to us on vinyl via INVADA who, despite not being a dedicated soundtrack label by any means, have bought us some of the most exceptional releases of the last few years. Currently available in a limited webstore exclusive of 250, we play side A of the 'Reign-in-Blood' splatter variant and discuss the effect both film and score have had on us here at the DFC. Head over to Invada to pick up a copy today! www.invada.co.uk Hosted by Tony Giles & Scott Johannsson January 14th 2016

On Episode 172 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined in studio by the maestro of indie gore, Brian Paulin from Morbid Vision Films! Brian will be on hand to discuss his latest film Cryptic Plasm as well as his entire filmography. We will also review the Horror Western from Caliber Media and director S Craig Zahler, Bone Tomahawk! Also also our old friend Tiny Wight returns for this episode! So grab your bone tomahawk, your plantains and strap on! Topics discussed: Brian Paulin, Caliber Media, Mike Tyson, Tiny's Kids, Westerns, Richard Jenkins, Teeel & The Evil Streaks, Bone Sickness, MonsterZero's sword fighting skills, Back to the Future 3, Cryptic Plasm, Jason Momoa, Green Inferno, Asylum Blackout, Andy Christ, Fetus, filming in the elements, Patrick Wilson, Deadwood and Hell on Wheels, Kurt Russell, Demons 2, Blood Pigs, Sid Haig, Cult of Muscle, Morbid Tales, S. Craig Zahler, IP man 3, Matthew Fox, Sid Haig, Memorymoog, Ride the High Country, The Walking Dead, the raffle, Trick or Treat Radio greatest hits, Derek Rook, Marz babysitting club, Andrea Wolanin, plenty of noodles, Elm St. Kids, Blumhouse.com, Killer POV, Scream Queenz, Pseudopod, Bad Milo, Dale Tucker Must Die, Cabin in the Woods, “The Mist, the Mist is on my list…”, I Saw the Devil, Clint Eastwood, Thor, amazing listener donations, Arn Anderson, Oily Maniac and Morbid Vision Films.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)