Podcast appearances and mentions of scott carelli

Randal wants to borrow Dante's car and Dante starts the debate on whether title dictates behavior. Special Guest: Scott Carelli, Dueling Genre

One of Brad's favorite guests comes back to the show one more time. Scott Carelli is here to talk movies!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3233173/advertisement

Don your wig and head into the Knoxville World's Fair today, Bat Mites. Well, it's close enough at least. Bruce and Andrea hitch a ride through the future of Gotham and get to see C-3PO Cylons and all kinds of tech. They SHOULD be seeing it anyway but they're too busy canoodling! That is until Brucie boy spies his one true love - A CAR! "Forward, forward, to the future, Our dreams are shining bright. Glory and wonder surround us, A new tomorrow is in sight. With heart and hope to light the way...  We'll welcome in a brand new day! Forward, forward to the future, the future starts today!" The next episode follows on Monday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Today's guest: Last year he completed the Bat Minute Golden Mile and this year he ventures forth with us into this new world - it's the duel-master general himself, Scott Carelli! As the master of FRANCHISES, this companion is here to ride with us on this rollercoaster and expand our horizons! Scott Carelli - Dueling Genre Productions - Franchisography Twitter - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

Scott Carelli returns to talk about summer movies of 2023.

Dueling Genre head honcho, Scott Carelli, sits down with us this week. We’ve sat in Maroon’s office for the past three minutes, but the movie makes it up to us by giving us lots and lots of Toons.

In this week’s Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit, Dueling Genre head honcho, Scott Carelli, joins us. We’ve sat in Maroon’s office for the past three minutes, but the movie makes it up to us by giving us lots and lots of … Continue reading →

Scott Carelli returns for the 6th Annual Summer Movie Preview

An OTT walk leads to an OTT reaction - one... of doom! For Nora that is. Who needs a frigid wife anyway? While attempted murder is occurring, Freeze has made himself right at home in the Turkish baths - he's got the essentials going already! Quick work for a somebody who's brain is frozen. Returning to the investigation once more is the undead slayer himself - it's Scott Carelli! Scott will go through hell and back (AKA: this movie?) to make sure he can have a nice pint at the end of all of this. Maybe a cheese toastie in John's Breville out back. The next episode follows on Monday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Scott Carelli - Dueling Genre Productions - Franchisography Twitter - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

The toxins are being delivered mouth-to-mouth! OF COURSE! How could they have missed it?!?! Well Robin is still missing the point and the heroic duo scuffle, with Dick taking a plunge into the delicious vat of ice cream. Wipeout! Gordon enters, as confused as ever. WHAT HAPPENED?!?!? HOW'D THEY GET AWAY?!?!? Great Scott! Returning to the case is Sandford's finest - it's Scott "The Fuzz" Carelli himself! Not even a runaway swan can stop Scott from solving it this time! The next episode follows on Friday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Scott Carelli - Dueling Genre Productions - Franchisography Twitter - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

Freeze is gathering his chilly booty with those cops in hot pursuit... only for them to fall like a house of cards. OOPS! Stick around? Batman and Bane are still brawling. It's a hoss fight, bah gawd! LET OFF SOME STEAM, BANE! Here to finally complete the Bat Minute Golden Mile is the duel-master general himself - it's Scott Carelli! As the master of FRANCHISES, this companion is here to round ours out with style and class during this rollercoaster of a week! The next episode follows on Wednesday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Scott Carelli - Dueling Genre Productions - Franchisography Twitter - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

Minute Fifty-Five: From Thor's Punchline to Thor's Punch Joining us today to discuss Thor's joke about flying out, Agent Sitwell's first appearance in the MCU, and Thor's break-in into the SHIELD Crater base is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-fifth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Thor has a great line delivery on his punchline, and the fact that he just walks away is perfect. If we stayed on him as he walked away, he totally would be smirking about having said the cool line. We jump to a Mjølnir-eye view to see that it's starting to rain. Is this because Thor is getting close to Mjølnir? There didn't seem to be a lot of interference when the townies were here so it feels like it must be the two of them. This storm came in very quickly. It wasn't that long ago that Thor and Jane were driving under clear skies. It's time to introduce Agent Jasper Sitwell into the MCU! Is it telling that every shot of him is a dutch angle? Or is that hard to read since so many shots in the film are dutch angles anyway? Sitwell was first introduced in Strange Tales with a Nick Fury storyline. He's served with Tony Stark. But was he nice? He sure seems serious here. Were they already planning his HYDRA role? We look at Maximiliano Hernández with the IMDb game. It's harder than we thought it would be! We also do the IMDb game for the Techie and some of the Agents. We're glad the Techie's extra lines were cut out. These characters really shouldn't be fun or funny. We dig into Southwest Flight 5434 as Agent Sitwell diverts it. But it doesn't go anywhere. We call it the Easter egg that wasn't. What's interesting though is that the screen shows the Event Zone, but it's near northern New Mexico. So that breaks our thinking about where Puente Antiguo is. Now, we're thinking it's closer to Las Vegas, NM. Thor breaks in. SHIELD seems so low-tech. It's strange and feels more Agents of SHIELD. Thor does go in stealth-mode here as he dons an Agent's rain slicker. Tension builds as Thor works his way toward Mjølnir. But why are there barrels of toxic chemicals here? Thor reveals his intentions to fly out, Agent Sitwell diverts a Southwest flight, and Thor knocks two SHIELD agents out. It's a busy episode. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Minute Fifty-Four: From Odin's Purpose to Thor's Response Joining us today to discuss Loki's reaction to Frigga's comment about Odin's purpose, as well as Jane and Thor starting to figure their plans out at the SHIELD Crater Base is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-fourth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... We have a final bit of Loki & Frigga in Odin's chamber discussing Odin's purpose in banishing Thor, as well an extended/deleted scene to discuss. It seems like Odin's purpose was to intentionally ban Thor to Midgard to make him a better person. Loki doesn't seem happy about any of this. We discuss the deleted/extended scene here in Odin's chambers. The conversation is longer and covers the same points so we don't need it, but it's nice. They certainly make the Odinsleep seem more like a coma though. Is that what we're meant to see it as? We debate about the Einherjar essentially crowning Loki as king. It's a great scene but does it fit with the rest of the films as they exist now? How does this play into the earlier scene when Loki was on the throne? They clearly aren't using the story about Gungnir only being usable by Odin here in the MCU as they are in the comics. Loki feels less scheme-y in this deleted scene. He actually seems like he might be a good leader. Except for that last look. Again, it really seems clear that Thor would've been a terrible leader. We've seen Party Thor in What If...? after all. We return to find Jane and Thor arriving at the SHIELD Crater Base. We find some interesting moments of symmetry we have found in the film. SHIELD's set-up here sadly looks like a hamster cage. It feels like something from Agents of SHIELD. Sure, it seems like something that could be assembled quickly, but for what purpose? Couldn't they just walk around? And why is the area over Mjølnir under open sky? We try to delineate between the SHIELD agents, techies, and scientists. Does Thor know when he hears thunder that he's close to Mjølnir? Or is it because he's the god of thunder? Jane doesn't buy into Thor's promises like the Warriors Three and Sif bought into him earlier. It plays well. What was Jane thinking would happen when she got here? Loki's rankled about Odin's purpose, and Thor's cocky about his plans to escape from the SHIELD Crater base. So much to discuss! Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Minute Fifty-Three: From Hope for Sanity to Hope for Thor Joining us today to discuss Jane and Thor continuing their drive under the New Mexico sunset and Loki and Frigga talking about Odin and Loki's parentage while Odin's in the Odinsleep is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-third minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Jane really hopes Thor isn't crazy when he says “More like a rainbow bridge.” Is it because she really wants him? Or because he's her only shot to get her research back? Or a little bit of both? What would her future intentions be with Thor? Bringing him in front of the board to discuss where he came from? We enjoy how much Jane keeps pulling back to her science. She doesn't feel like she can't exist unless he's in love with her. With all of that, though, how long does it take to drive from Puente Antiguo to Mjølnir's impact site? It's fifty miles to the west and there are dirt roads, but shouldn't it be a bit over an hour? Why is the sun already going down? We return to Asgard and find Odin in the Odinsleep in his bed. Loki and Frigga watch Odin while he sleeps. It's a beautiful still shot that almost looks like a painting. Or more aptly a pane in a comic book! We love the golden force field glow over Odin but what does it represent? Is it the Odinforce? Is it prayers from his believers? We love the dutch angles here, no matter what other people say. Fie on thee, naysayers! Bo Welch's production design is impressive here. It's great that he worked to build a lot of these sets so the actors had space in which to work and perform. When Loki says he never gets used to seeing Odin in the Odinsleep, when would that have happened? If he's in the Odinsleep, who rules Asgard if not Thor or Loki? Is there a regent? Perhaps it happened when they boys were young? The Odinsleep is frustrating and feels like a plot device used to just get Odin out of the film as long as the story requires. Frigga doesn't realize that Loki may have been who pushed Odin into his state here. Would the guards have talked? So what is Loki thinking in this scene? He covers quite a bit of emotions as he talks to Frigga. Again, Tom Hiddleston plays him so well in these sorts of scenes. The moment when Frigga tells Loki that Thor may be back and Odin works in mysterious ways says so much. There are so many interesting angles Loki plays here. What did Odin say to Frigga about bringing this baby back from Jotunheim? We look at the extended version of this scene while Odin stays in the Odinsleep. We really can tell that Huggin and Munnin, Odin's ravens, are here while the Odinsleep continues. Jane and Thor go off in search of Mjølnir while Loki and Frigga talk about Odin and parentage. Lots to discuss! Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Minute Fifty-Two: From 'Anything Like This' to Einstein-Rosen Bridge Joining us today to discuss the Rom-Com ride is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-second minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... This is very much the Rom-Com moment of the film. We have a sweet, quiet conversation between these two characters talking in a car. And it goes on for over a minute! How great is that! The Rom-Com nature certainly speaks to how quickly this couple has to connect. How well does it work may be up to the viewer, but it mostly works for us. There's a bit of a sense of the fish-out-of-water element ending as Thor gets closer to Mjølnir. We have yet another example of Jane not being a great driver. They really have pushed to make her the worst driver in the MCU. But it also checks several Rom-Com boxes – the clumsy but smart scientist and steering off the road because of being starry-eyed over the passenger. We talk about the romance relationship in the MCU and try to come up with any examples that are as romantic as this pair is in this film. Perhaps the closest is Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter in the next movie Captain America: The First Avenger. Patty Jenkins wanted to add more romance when she was discussing directing Thor: The Dark World. It's a shame we didn't get it. We have questions about SHIELD's plan here. Clearly not part of the rom-com. Why didn't SHIELD just block the road off at the highway entrance? Clearly, it's just a need by the writers. Back to the people in the car, why doesn't Thor just tell Jane who he is? How does Thor know she's seeing a bridge? Is it just that he knows she's looking for how he got here? To that end, when you are very far advanced science, what words do you use to explain it? Her excitement about an Einstein-Rosen Bridge is adorable, but Thor's comment about a Rainbow bridge is one of the best lines in the movie. Even if we only get half of it here. Portman and Hemsworth play so well opposite each other. It's a cute conversation with a cute couple as they drive across the desert, and we're here to talk about all of it. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Minute Fifty-One: From Library Books to Flirtatious Looks Joining us today to discuss Erik reading a library book, Thor asking a man about a horse in Pet Palace, and Jane offering Thor a ride is Scott Carelli, founder of Dueling Genre Podcast Network and host of Franchisography. In the fifty-first minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Erik finishes his email but gets distracted by some books. We go through all the books on the cart he looks at, but was there intention to what the production design department picked? Erik finally settles on the book Myths and Legends from Around the World. It's a fake book and even though it says it's stories from around the world, Erik sure seems to hone in on the pages about Norse mythology. The book ‘The Long Christmas' makes us pine for a Thor holiday special. It's interesting to read Erik's reaction when he reads through the pages about Thor. As a scientist, it's like seeing a ghost and trying to wrap your head around this. What's funny is that the writing about the Bifrost says the red of the bridge is fire that would burn their feet. How great would that be to see that! Regardless, it does feel like a detail that came from myth and legend. Thor visits Pet Palace to see a guy about a horse. Meanwhile, Jane idles in the Pinzgauer outside waiting for Erik. Anyone know where Darcy is? And weirdly, Thor is still wandering the town going nowhere for a long time, because Jane sees him and she spots him walking into Pet Palace. The misunderstanding in Pet Palace is why Scott wanted to join us because it's such a great fish-out-of-water moment. Kyle, the employee, quickly tells Thor that they don't sell horses. It's a priceless reaction. All the animals perk up when Thor comes in. Clearly he's a man of animals. We will now call him the Puppy Prince. Jane interrupts Thor's quest in Pet Palace to offer Thor a ride. She's clearly over Erik's issues and asks Thor if he still needs a lift. How much of this is the romantic comedy element? Or is it all scientific inquiry? Clearly, she's a bit fascinated by this guy who just doesn't make sense to her. To that point, where were she and Erik heading? Once Thor agrees to come along, what is she hoping will happen? Thor's reaction to Jane is telling as to whether he's done stuff like this before. Interesting Easter egg here – Jane has a Culver University parking tag on her windshield and a badge for the school as well. But why doe they have her working in the Experimental Particle Physics department. Why this and not astrophysics? Is that video shop across from Pet Palace Stan's Video? Another nod to Stan Lee? Erik's having flashbacks to his youth, Thor's confusing the pet shop employee, and Jane's feeling like doing something she's never done before. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Scott on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Dueling Genre Podcast Network

Description Returning guest Scott Carelli joins Joe to discuss Paddington Bear from Paddington 2. We discuss why this a perfect film (and we’re not doing a bit or making a joke when we say that). Support Patreon Show Notes Paddington … Continue reading →

We're chatting about all the things DC revealed and discussed during the DC FANDOME 2021 online event with Dueling Genre showrunners Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez.

This week on POPTIMIST Billy and Dagny are joined by podcaster extraordinaire Scott Carelli! He takes our hosts on a journey through his love of Romantic Comedies, specifically the Katherine Heigl film 27 DRESSES. But wait, there's more! We break down some of our favorite Rom Coms including How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days, Man Up, Timer, Love, Actually, Little Italy, Trainwreck, What's Your Number, Happiest Season, Palm Springs, and many more. Also covered is High School Musical The Musical The Series, Hacks, Mythic Quest, the Rupaul's Drag Race All-Stars 6 announcement, and Cruella.

The closer we get to No Way Home, the more speculation we have about the future of the various Spidey series. Scott Carellie (Franchisography, Theme Park This) joins to speculate about all things Venom-verse but mainly to talk about the first cinematic appearance of Venom, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3. Follow Scott: @ScottCarelli Follow Dueling Genre: @DuelingGenre Follow TMBC: @ThatMightBeCool

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns for Part 2 of our annual Summer Movie Preview. For more fun, Heather & Youth Correspondent Ellen Moyle talk WandaVision.

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns for our annual Summer Movie Preview. There is so much good stuff, we are breaking it into two episodes!

This week Ben and Becca host Scott Carelli from Theme Park This! and Franchiseography (and many other Dueling Genres podcasts) as they launch into Guardians of the Galaxy Mission: Breakout.  For more Queue to Queue: Patreon.com/QueuetoQueue Twitter: @queue2queue Facebook: @queuetoqueue Instagram: @queue_to_queue For More Scott: https://www.duelinggenre.com/ https://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/franchisography/ https://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/theme-park-this/ Twitter: @scottcarelli Instagram: @scottcarelli  Scribble Script Studio https://www.etsy.com/shop/scribblescriptstudio Instagram: @scribblescriptstudio All opinions on the Queue to Queue podcast are our own and do not represent any theme parks, amusement parks, or entertainment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's Franchisography! The weekly podcast that digs deep into the entire filmographies of Hollywood's biggest film franchises. Join hosts Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez as they introduce the show, discuss why they started it, and announce our first three franchise … Continue reading →

The dreadful Monday has once again descended upon us, but don't worry! We are here with Scott Carelli to discuss such things as set lighting, Rocky's reasons for not fighting, and a very bad commercial concept. Guest - Scott Carelli Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Visit our teepublic store for merchandise Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

How many takes does it take to get to the mainly smealing center of Rocky? Who knows! But we try to get to the bottom of it with Scott Carelli and we also talk about terrible dialogue and inconsiderate directors. Guest - Scott Carelli Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Visit our teepublic store for merchandise Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

We've been trying to figure out what the heck this commercial is supposed to accomplish so maybe today's the day! But probably not. Either way, we have Scott Carelli to help us as we discuss bad makeup, microphone placement and more! Guest - Scott Carelli Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Visit our teepublic store for merchandise Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

Fast. Good. Nice. What do those three words have to do with each other? Minute 34 has all the answers, and we're joined by Scott Carelli to discuss the American scream and manners, among many other things. Guest - Scott Carelli Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Visit our teepublic store for merchandise Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

How does reading lead to a good office job? Check out todays episode to find out! Scott Carelli is here to talk about that as well as temp agencies and Rocky's love of cooking. Guest - Scott Carelli Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Visit our teepublic store for merchandise Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), and co-executive producer/director/actor Chelsi Kern (“Gwen” to discuss episode 36: “The Long Con”. Please support Geek … Continue reading →

Scott Carelli returns to talk about Dueling Genre Production's Geek By Night.Katie has a question.

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), co-executive producer/director/actor Ray Ruzzo (“Gwen”), and actor Billy McCartney (“Leo Dobbs”) to discuss episode 35: “Comic … Continue reading →

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Is it possible that one of the best Batman films is animated and failed at the box office. Yes. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is a weird little gem that upon inspection does raise some questions such as; Where the hell does Commissioner Gordon go? or; Does the Joker die at the end? Here to raise questions with us and provide excellent insight is Scott Carelli of Dueling Genre Productions. Please take a moment to rate us on iTunes and share the show! Our next movie review - The Crow Check out Scott’s podcast network over at DuelingGenre.com and listen to his podcast series: Geek by Night   Website Twitter Facebook Instagram   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Deep Haze" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)   Intro/Outro by Matthew S Mendoza

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/director Cassandra Fredrickson, actor Rachel Gatlin (“Charlotte”), and actor Brian Brown (“Nathan”) to discuss episode 34: “The Blind Spot”. Please … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor/director Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), actor/composer Scott Tofte (“Max”), and actor Naomi Wong (“Lorelei”) to discuss episode 33: “Super Max”. Please … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), co-executive producer//director/actor Ray Ruzzo (“Gwen”), and actor Morgan Spencer (“Mindy”) to discuss episode 32: “Genius Boy”. … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), and co-executive producer/casting director/actor/director Chelsi Kern (“Gretchen”) to discuss episode 31: “The New Normal”. Please support … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer/director Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer Nick Jimenez, and executive producer/co-writer Cassandra Fredrickson to discuss episode 30: “Holiday Special”. Please support Geek By Night on … Continue reading →

Brady and Kyle are joined by Dueling Genre’s own Scott Carelli to hear Scott’s interesting theory on the what Jurassic World is really all about.

Introducing… The Cornetto Minute, the daily podcast that will analyze and celebrate Edgar Wright’s Cornetto Trilogy one minute at a time! In this episode, hosts Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez introduce the show and share their memories of how they … Continue reading →

While Indiana Jones chooses to smash a sanding tower to slow down a mine cart, Mola Ram smashes a water tower to achieve the same effect. Scott Carelli joins us to talk proper sand usage, Donkey Kong Country and asteroid fields. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute Join us online at: http://www.indianajonesminute.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1011918448897040/ 

Westley continues to tell Buttercup the story of how he went from being a caterpillar to a butterfly and buttercup gets a ride. Scott Carelli joins us once again.

Scott Carelli of Back To The Future Minute joins us as Westley tells Buttercup a tale in ye olde Fire Swamp.

Tom knows how to drive a truck, and Judy knows how to use scissors. -- Full movie: https://youtu.be/H91BxkBXttE Other TMBC Podcasts: ThatMightBeCool.com Rate, review, follow, and subscribe! @TLDminute

The medical examiner thinks funeral services are unnecessary, and Tom finds a key. -- Full movie: https://youtu.be/H91BxkBXttE Other TMBC Podcasts: ThatMightBeCool.com Rate, review, follow, and subscribe! @TLDminute

The medical examiner gets a little morbid. -- Full movie: https://youtu.be/H91BxkBXttE Other TMBC Podcasts: ThatMightBeCool.com Rate, review, follow, and subscribe! @TLDminute

Ben tells Helen to check on the kid Guest commentator: Scott Carelli -- Full movie: https://youtu.be/H91BxkBXttE Other TMBC Podcasts: ThatMightBeCool.com Rate, review, follow, and subscribe! @TLDminute

Tom tells his origin story. Guest commentator: Scott Carelli -- Full movie: https://youtu.be/H91BxkBXttE Other TMBC Podcasts: ThatMightBeCool.com Rate, review, follow, and subscribe! @TLDminute

Welcome to Jurassic Park Minute! Today we are joined by Dueling Genre’s Mr Scott Carelli! Check out Scott’s work at www.duelinggenre.com/ jurassicparkminute.com facebook.com/jurassicparkminute jurassicparkminute@gmail.com

Welcome to Jurassic Park Minute! Today we are joined by Dueling Genre’s Mr Scott Carelli! Check out Scott’s work at https://www.duelinggenre.com/ jurassicparkminute.com facebook.com/jurassicparkminute jurassicparkminute@gmail.com

John J. and Guy Hutchinson are joined by Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez of the Back to the Future Minute podcast. Together they look for paradoxes inside the film, try to elect Jailbird Joey, thank god for Lorraines frilly dress and fear BTTF the Ride.