Feb 25, 2012
Movie Meltdown - Episode 163
This week we welcome director Scooter Downey and actors Sean Elliot
and Rose Sirna to sit-in with us and tell us about their movie
"It's in the Blood". (Which also stars show favorite Lance
Henriksen.) Oh... and they just happen to fall right in line with
our usual geeky conversations. It's an amazing thing when geeks
find each other. Come experience the movie bonding
session!
And as we find the classiest way to use the phase
ear pussy,
we also discuss... The Lord of the Rings, Against the Dark, Yellow
Brick Road, Blow Up, accents, Jaws, Troll 2, Mario Puzo's Monopoly,
putting action stars in tutus, a performance video nutjob, They,
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, Michael, Albert Brooks, farm machinery
show, The Virgin Springs, The Alamo Draft House,
Shia LaBeouf,
the gatekeepers are going to become the marketplace, Tucker and
Dale vs. Evil, is 3D revolutionary?, Bergman movies, The Vow,
watching Fast Five with your Grandma, Sam Worthington, Jurassic
Park, The Quest, film is an expression of mood, scruffy-looking
Nick Nolte, 5K of running away from zombies, The Simpsons in
Spanish, John Carter, he’s a cross between Robin Williams
and
John McEnroe, David Lynch,
pulling Lance up a hill, loving
schlocky movies, shooting a film on an iPhone,
Avatar, losing our language, that big chubby
Mongolian guy, My Name is Bruce,
The Barbarian Brothers, calling Apple about my users agreement,
Drive, Snow Dogs, she threw the liquid in the air..., Guillermo del
Toro, Wizard of Oz,
ninja flash mob, Tentacles, French Shudder Island, The Rock, Ron
Perlman, Total Recall sing-along, Pepe Le Pew martial
artist,
Ryan Gosling,
Easy. Painless. Beautiful.,
Sasquatch, Wrath of the Titans, the Harry Potter movie with the
lady in black,
the mysterious presence at the backyard barbecue, Southland Tales,
The Thing,
Insidious,
Aliens, (and this episode may in fact be) the high-water mark of
human achievement.
“...that movie, or that series of movies really solidified it for
me. The magic of cinema. The power just to take you
somewhere.”