Podcasts about singing sadie

Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to  Singing Sadie for the show's music

Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to  Singing Sadie for the show's music

Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to  Singing Sadie for the show's music

"Play more games" - Wil Wheaton. Daniel LOVES Board Games, and so he managed to convince the rest of the team to do a whole episode about it. In this episode we talk about what kind of games we love most, our favorite game, what games we have nostalgia for and more! And lastly we say goodbye to Luke as his last time guesting on the show. Where can you find me? On Instagram as @Dicespire You can read my Blog Of Dice & Muffins my BGG profile and you can Subscribe on YouTube (content coming soon!...ish) Contact me anytime at dicespire@gmail.com Want a great game deal? head to Game Kings NZ & use code DANLIKESGAMES for $5 off! Thanks for Listening, Intro/Outro Music done by Jonathan B Meyer/Ketsa respectively, Cover art by Semi Co-Op Contact us on Instagram @upngowithmuffins. Subscribe to us on YouTube www.youtube.com/channel/UCutga0hbmj2lDXLxH9380wA Email us at upngowithmuffins@gmail.com join our discord server discord.gg/fe4cCGq Merch Store: www.redbubble.com/people/upngowmuffins/explore?asc=u Songs and music credit: Songs for Swingers by Singing Sadie, and a huge Thanks to Trin Shadbolt for the cover art.

We don't usually do time stamps on the podcast, however because Frank has such interesting stuff to say (and Mike and I are spouting banalities as usual) you may want to skip to around 40 mins when the good stuff starts. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to  Singing Sadie for the show's music

I'm feeling under the weather so here's an episode I recorded a while back reviewing Viscounts of the West Kingdom with Ben & Ethan. Where can you find me? On Instagram as @Dicespire You can read my Blog Of Dice & Muffins my BGG profile and you can Subscribe on YouTube (content coming soon!...ish) You can check me out on my other shared podcast UP'n'GO w/Muffins Contact UP'n'GO w/Muffins on Instagram @upngowithmuffins. Subscribe to us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCutga0hbmj2lDXLxH9380wA Email us at upngowithmuffins@gmail.com join our discord server https://discord.gg/fe4cCGq Merch Store: https://www.redbubble.com/people/upngowmuffins/explore?asc=u Songs and music credit: Songs for Swingers by Singing Sadie, Cover art by Semi Co-Op.

Our very first very special 2-hour On Release spectacular. What is there to say? We saw it. We went. There was vore. There were computer faces. There were naked human hands. Oh man. Oh boy. Oh kids. Featuring: Cami almost gets arrested, two literal dissociative episodes, filthy fursuits, a jellicle cat is a racist cat, everything you've ever wanted to know about trains (but it was too boring to ask), Ian McKellen's tongue acting, a tour of hell, podcast trial of the century Movie: CATS (2019) Director: Tom Hooper Rating: literalists go to hell Special thanks to interview victims: William "Just Here For Railway Cats" Harmon Chris "The Road Rage Cat" Fennell Joslin "The Boots-Wearing Cat" Harmon Jane "The Cat Who's Joslin's Mom" Mathews Randy "The Cat Who's Joslin's Dad" Mathews Abby the Consumptive Cowboy Cat Jenni the Cat Who Brought the Vodkas Kate the Aviary Cat Samantha the Cat Who's Happy for the Vore Community ...and two anonymous 12-year-old girls who had the misfortune to make eye contact with Cami while the audio recorder was out. intro and outro music: “Everyone in Town Wants You Dead” by Singing Sadie

In accordance with MSM tradition (that is very on purpose and an intentional part of our brand, and NOT the whim of a chaotic universe), we present to you this year's Halloween-in-December pre-holiday spookfest: 2004's Spookley the Square Pumpkin! You may have heard of this lumpen mistake of nature recently from some other, much more popular podcast, who may have given away the whole synopsis to an audience who could populate a reasonably sized town, and may be smarter, funnier and collectively more handsome than at least one of our hosts.* It's okay, though, you wouldn't be listening to this show if you were interested in quality over quantity. It's only worth mentioning because we read out some reviews on this episode, and it should be noted this was recorded before that other show aired. You'll understand why it matters when you get there. Get cosy, get nogged, turn down the lights, and feast your ears on the terrifying ballad of Scrumbles the Squmpkin. P.S: We are so sorry for all the terrible things we said. *Cami Featuring: padcasts, the J/O-lympics, what the fuck is a veggie tale, laughing at a real dead guy, pumpkin full of organs, save the day with your huge square ass Movie: Spookley the Square Pumpkin (2004) Director: Bernie Denk Rating: Sigmund Freud Was Right intro and outro music: “Everyone in Town Wants You Dead” by Singing Sadie  

We discovered half way through this episode that it's Sporadically Board's 1st anniversary!  Which makes it even more tragic that it's such a shambles. Not only do we insult half of board game media, but we don't even talk about any actual games (or if we did i've forgotten about it). Anyhow - we're sorry.  Here's the show You can find more from Richard on his podcast We're Not Wizards here: https://werenotwizards.podbean.com/ Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

I'm a little yellow fish in a deep blue sea - won't somebody save me?  Oh yes we're revisiting the MILLENNIUM FISH MOVIE CRAZE that I bet you don't remember at all. With a completely inexplicable cast including Alan Paul, Aaron Rickman, Tabitha St. Germain and Terry Jones, Help! I'm A Fish is an inscrutable series of creative decisions that we were absolutely unprepared to witness.  Featuring: the continued saga of Dr. whatever his name is, yeet your sister, Doing The Icarus, and Alan Rickman's bare human ass Movie: Hjælp! Jeg er en Fisk (Help! I'm A Fish) (2000) Four Whole Ass Directors: Stefan Fjeldmark, Greg Manwaring, Michael Donovan, & Michael Hegner Rating: [sound only dogs can hear] intro and outro music: “Everyone in Town Wants You Dead” by Singing Sadie

Big Audio tried to shut us down, but you can't kill what already wants to die... That's right, Murder-Suicide Matinee is BACK for an absolutely arbitrary Season 2. After moving to opposite time zones and losing a full episode and a half of recordings, regular brained podcast hosts might give up. But not us, baby. We're bigger and better and gayer than ever, and we're ready to talk at great length about the mixed CGI template for a screenplay that is 2018's Peter Rabbit. Featuring: Inexplicably dreadful audio, Name That White Guy, a straight up goddamn murder in the first ten minutes of this children's movie, and a whole lot of questionable use of mental health terminology that will probably get us cancelled!  note: There was something badly wrong with Lee's mic in the first half of this episode, so the audio quality is something akin to a 1910s preacher yelling into a tin can on a wire. It does get a little better later on. And trust us, we paid the price. Movie: Peter Rabbit (2018) Director: Will Gluck Rating: So STUPID why doid they do that cringe stupid go get a sandwich! intro and outro music: “Everyone in Town Wants You Dead” by Singing Sadie   we have a brand new Patreon! guilt us into producing regular episodes (or just, like, help us keep the old ones online) by donating a buck or two in return for bonus content. You want it, we got it. But more importantly, you WANT it.

In this episode Mike and Dan talk about forks, smoked haddocks, and empty bedrooms. They are then joined by the delightful Eric Summerer from The Dice Tower in order to talk about celebrity. You can find more from Eric over at Dicetower.com Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan are joined by Richard Simpson from We're Not Wizards in order to talk about Batman: Gotham City Chronicles, Underwater Cities, and drinking your own urine. Then we talk about our topic of the episode: Friendships in Board Gaming   You can find more from Richard on his podcast We're Not Wizards here: https://werenotwizards.podbean.com/ Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan had the spontaneous urge to record a podcast after a conversation started on Facebook about board games and "value".  The magnificent Luke Prior foolishly joked that he would be "up for a chat" and was swiftly press ganged into service. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode of Sporadically Board Mike and Dan talk about gas tanks, paint tins, Wingspan, and Fleet the Dice Game. They are then joined by the Majestic Marcus Brissman to talk about asymmetry in board games. You can find Marcus' podcast Vems tur ar det? here You can find Marcus' writing in Speltidningen Fenix here Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

This episode Mike and Dan welcome the magnificent Liz Davidson back to the podcast for possibly our least on-topic episode yet.  However you'll forgive us for that as we stumble across a dark secret from Liz's past that may be the most sensational revelation about a board game media creator that has ever been made.  You have been warned! Also Dan talks a little more about his resignation from Board Game Breakfast. You can find more from Liz over on Beyond Solitaire Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Dan and Mike are joined by the ever erudite Ben Maddox from the   Five Games for Doomsday podcast in order to talk about superheros, the sex lives of chickens, and crowdfunding for board game media content creators. And speaking of which, you can find the parteon page for Five Games for Doomsday here: https://www.patreon.com/5g4d Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan talk about sweating, Alexia, and nut juice. They are also joined by the magnificent Derek Madlem, manager of The Game Preserve in Indianapolis, USA about the challenges involved in running a brick and mortar board game retail store. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan decided that it'd been too long since they chatted to Matthew Jude and so asked him if he wanted to record a podcast.  And he did. There's no overarching theme this episode, do you'll not be getting the laser focused and on topic podcast you are used to.  However the guys do get through at least 4 listener questions over the course of nearly two hours, and there is even some board game content there if you really dig for it. You can  Matthew's reviews over on the This Game is Broken Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChACtrPKpYX2Q866icWzthg Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan talk about overly affectionate dogs, thinning down collections, and The A Team. They are also joined by Robert Geistlinger to talk about various aspects of professionalism in board game media. You can find more from Robert on The Dice Tower and also The Blue Player  Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan talk about woodworking, wingspan, and keeping chickens. They are then joined by Chris and Wendy Yi from the Meeple Overboard podcast in order to make some predictions about what 2019 will hold for boardgaming. You can find more from Chris and Wendy on the Meeple Overboard podcast and YouTube Channel. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan drink culturally appropriate beer, complain about kids making too much nose, and at one point even talk about a couple of board games. They are then joined by the majestic Mark Cooke, organiser of Airecon - Europe's biggest open gaming convention, to discuss whether the board game market is oversaturated. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this episode Mike and Dan are joined by acclaimed board game illustrator Ian O'Toole to talk about Art vs Illustration, or should that be acclaimed board game artist to talk about Illustration vs Art.  You'll have to listen to find out. They also talk about pressure cookers, 3D printing, and Mike falling down the stairs. You can see some of Ian's art on his website: http://ianotoole.com/ You can follow Ian on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/ianotooletweets Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to the magnificent Singing Sadie for the show's music

In this weeks episode Mike and Dan are joined by Richard Simpson from the We're Not Wizard's Podcast to talk about what we'd like to happen to our board game collections when we die. We also talk about Wildlands, accents, star wars, and the perils of having a carpet in the bathroom. You can find more from Richard on his wonderful podcast We're Not Wizards here: https://werenotwizards.podbean.com/ Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan talk about Keyforge, Chicago, and the upcoming Sporadically Board Bollywood movie. They are then Joined by Mikes arch rival in the world of solo gaming - Liz Davidson from Beyond Solitaire to talk about Work / Life balance, teaching, and the concept of work ethic. You can find more from Liz over on Beyond Solitaire Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan discuss Haloween, Daylight Savings Time, Wildlands (again) and Thunder & Lightning. They are then joined by prolific games designer, musician, and author Brady Sadler to talk about creativity. You can find Brady's kickstarter for his game Street Masters: Aftershock here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blacklistgames/street-masters-aftershock Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan discuss cars, petty crime, the French, and The Reckoners. They are then joined by the magnificent Max Davie from Games4Families who talks about making homemade board games for fun not profit. You can find the fantastic article Max has also written on the subject on his blog here. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

Mike and Dan discuss Wildlands,  miniature painting, Symphony No. 9, and High Society. They are then joined by the host of the fantastic Five Games for Doomsday podcast, Ben Maddox, to talk about the impact big board game conventions such as Gen Con and Essen have on Board Gaming culture. Join the Sporadically Board Facebook group here Follow Sporadically Board on twitter @sporadicboard Follow Mike over on twitter at @michaeldilisio  Follow Dan over on twitter at @dghughes28 Massive thanks to the ever fantastic Gary King for the graphics for the show Also huge thanks to Singing Sadie for the show's music

  This episode gestated almost as long as a real baby! Join us for timely and topical new year humour, and sizzling hot takes on that one weird pro-life zootopia comic everyone's already forgotten about! Oh, we also talk about 2017's The Boss Baby -- the movie with a definite article in the title that nobody acknowledges, made by adults who have a lot to say about corporate culture and have evidently never met a real human child.  Featured highlights: Wizzy is my father, schroedinger's pregnancy, a check-in with the Elvis industry, and children are sociopaths note: we had some technical issues with Cami’s audio on this episode - it’s totally listenable but you might hear a couple of glitches where the ends of her words clip out. it’s okay, she wasn’t saying anything important anyway. Movie: The Boss Baby (2017) Directors: Tom McGrath Rating: unattended child crying in an airport for 8 hours intro and outro music: “Everyone in Town Wants You Dead” by Singing Sadie rate us on iTunes, and check out our tumblr for displays of sheer antipathy towards our wonderful tortured fans!

Top of the season to you! Hot on the heels of halloween, it's the all singing no dancing Murder-Suicide Matinee christmas special! We're joined by Kelly Rockwell of Secret Story for a surprisingly erotic screening of the 1993 animated classic David Copperfield. It's just as Dickens envisioned it -- cheese monster, calypso beats and fantasy wild boar chase intact. Oh, and take note of that Explicit tag this episode! Things get prrrretty real around the time Kelly and Cami dig out their erotic fanfiction for an on-air reading. Movie: David Copperfield (1993) Director: Don Arioli Rating: yes.   Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) for more furry misandry. We're on iTunes! Rate and subscribe for no chance to win fabulous prizes. (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

Cosy on down under the blankets, throw another log on the fire, and prepare for some long winter night spookin's as we bring you the fabled...lost halloween episode. That's right, just in time for the holiday season we've managed to recover this special episode originally intended to air on October 31st -- before Rosa left her laptop on a train, and it took a tour of the south of england for a month or so. It's back and so are we, with this arguably less than timely breakdown of Dracula's Angel (2014). It's our first foray into (extremely) indie animation, and good sweet god did we have ourselves a time. Bloodshed! Wolves! Questionable Irish accents! Anecdotes about Cami's real life suffering! A minimum of one Dracula! This episode really has it all. Movie: Dracula's Angel (2014) Director: Bryan Beasley Rating: if you only watch one movie about single mindedly pursuing a romance with literal dracula this year, well, that's still a pretty good average Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) for more extremely up-to-date and seasonal content. We're on iTunes! All those who listened must rate and subscribe for eternity to continue! (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

Hey, you see that explicit tag? Yeah, we're making full use of that this week. You probably don't want to listen to this episode at work or with the family, unless you are heir apparent to the bad dragon / deviantart empires. And if you are, please get in touch re: some kind of sponsorship deal. That's beause we watched Alpha and Omega 4: Legend of the Call to the Lost Witch's Curse of My Ass Reloaded -- a very short movie with a very hmmmm let's say passionate fanbase. Tune in for a lot of audio description of pornography, updates on how Balto's doing (not well), and both of us failing to notice that Cami thinks Iago the parrot appeared in the movie Jurassic Park. Movie: Alpha and Omega 4: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave (2014) Director: Richard Rich Rating: a bunch of deer dong Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) and I swear I won't post TOO many wolf dick pics. We're on iTunes! Rate and subscribe for no chance to win fabulous prizes. (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

It's back to the tender embrace of inept 2D this episode, with Aladdin and the Adventure of All Time. No I did not leave out a word, that is the title of this movie that was inexplicably released in the year 2000 despite looking and sounding like an early 90s bargain bin. Today's lesson is all about learning to accept yourself by existentially rewriting everyone around you. Also Rosa was sick when we recorded this, so bonus content includes coughing, time travel multiverse conspiracy theories, and vore. Movie: Aladdin and the Adventure of All Time (2000) Director: Cirio H. Santiago Rating: please help us we're trapped in an infinite loop of shitty movies hungry for vore? follow us on tumblr: murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

What's this? A new episode? But it's only been a month and a half! Look, shut up and appreciate the agony we went through to bring you our analysis (analopsis) of Barnyard. Two days recording, three attempts to get all the right audio files on one computer. One surprisingly bigoted cow movie. In this episode: bad morals, every -ism you can imagine, WILD MIKE Movie: Barnyard (2006) Director: Steve Oedekerk Rating: like a far side collection possessed by the spirit of right wing talk radio, but without the humour, charm, intelligence or artistry Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) and watch our continual agonised decline We're also on iTunes! Rate and review, you animals. (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

Happy Thursday everybody! One of the six best days of the week. We're celebrating with the 2004 Garfield movie, and enough alcohol to forget Jon Arbuckle's name halfway through the recording. Points for meditation include: the master of pez, CG Nick Offerman, judging supple dogs, Garfield in the Dutch dimension, and lots of whining about how hard cartoonists have it. Movie: Garfield (2004) Director: Peter Hewitt Rating: live action is way too real we don't like it Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) for more pictures of lasagna you're not allowed to touch. We're also on iTunes! Please do feed us back with your feedback. (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

This episode is a little late, because....well. Things happened. Things that took courage to publish. This week, we watched Minions. The only question now is: what will become of us?   Movie: Minions (2015) Directors: Kyle Balda, Pierre Coffin Rating: up is down, black is white, war is peace Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) and watch the last vestiges of our pride circle the drain. We're also on iTunes! Please do feed us back with your feedback. (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-suicide-matinee/id1111796206?mt=2) intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

With Cami out of town for work, Rosa's sibling Ax steps in to help come to grips with acclaimed Danny DeVito biopic My Little Pony: The Movie. Together we tackle the tough questions. Who is Danny DeVito? Did you know Danny DeVito owned a restaurant? What does Danny DeVito sound like? Why can't we stop saying Danny DeVito? highlights: Danny DeVito, Danny DeVitho, a lot of really bad horses, the happiest abomination on earth, a lot of snickering about vaginas, and a twist ending (starring Danny DeVito) Movie: My Little Pony: The Movie (1986) Director: Mike Joens (as Michael Joens, don't get it twisted) Rating: like getting the junk food of junk food, eating the box, doing a bunch of jumping jacks, staring at yourself in the mirror and then being asked how you feel Horrible guest: Ax (goat-boots.tumblr.com) Our horrible tumblr: murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie    

Listen to the life and willpower drain from our bodies in real-time as we subject ourselves to the surprisingly offensive Sunshine Barry and the Disco Worms. This is absolutely, without doubt, no competition, the worst experience we have had so far. The director, writer, and producers of this movie should be punished. At one point we wondered if we could stop the movie and lie to our audience about watching the whole thing, but we endured. For you. You'd better appreciate it or so help me god. Why is this movie so bizarrely racist? Did the girl worms really need boobs? Why is Barry such an insufferable piece of shit? How do worms play the guitar without arms? Why did we watch this? Why are we doing this? What are we doing with our lives?   Movie: Sunshine Barry and the Disco Worms (2008) Director: Thomas Borch Nielsen Rating: if you absolutely HAVE TO watch this movie, get food poisoning first. studies show it improves the experience.   Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) and contribute to our slow miserable demise at the hands of this podcast! You can also now find us on iTunes, where we'd llllllove your feedback. intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie

Join us this week as we watch a lumpy T-Rex play golf and scat about prehistory in radical New York City! It's 1993's We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story -- the movie with more plot beats in its title than it accomplishes in 72 minutes of screentime. We get really sad in this episode. Sad that this movie exists, sad that we watched it. Sad about John Goodman's animation debut and sad about Yeardley Smith's wasted talents. We promise to never get this sad again. Highlights: the mystery of the Thanksgiving Hat; Cami explains the woo scene; Rosa is cheated out of a good villain; Jay Leno's OC Vorb; appreciation for a dinosaur with a deflated head   Movie: We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story (1993) Directors: Phil Nibbelink, Simon Wells, Dick Zondag, Ralph Zondag  Rating: a real bummer   Follow our tumblr (murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com) for supplementary show notes, episode stills, and whatever else Rosa has scraped from under her nails this week! intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie