Matt and Craig make a devil’s bargain by watching the 1967 classic ‘Bedazzled’. Selling your soul was never so much fun!
And in Seen It, we discuss Ghost Riders, Station Agents, more redeemable A-holes and another movie on Matt’s hate list.
Matt and Craig make a devil’s bargain by watching the 1967 classic ‘Bedazzled’. Selling your soul was never so much fun!
And in Seen It, we discuss Ghost Riders, Station Agents, more redeemable A-holes and another movie on Matt’s hate list.
Great show guys! Have you seen another Satan inspired movie called Race With The Devil? A 70’s action movie starring Peter Fonda and Warren Oates.
For Seen It: Since we’re talking about 60s movies, have you seen “The Incredible Mr. Limpet” with Don Knotts? It is now out on Blu-Ray.
I am now 34 and I still remember the time I watched this with my mom as a tiny child; to this day and I still utter the phrase “I Wish I Were a Fish”.
Now that you’ve done “Bedazzled,” I think you have to talk about the piss-poor remake.
And apropos of nothing, have you seen “Repo: The Genetic Opera?” It’s one of those movies that I thought I would love going in but ended up hating. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it if you’ve seen it.
The Bedazzled remake… so sad. So very sad. The original is so damn epic-ly cool & funny. Moore & Cook at their absolutely finest.
I Don’t know if you have seen it or own it but you guys should watch Martin McDonagh’s Brilliant dramedy “In Bruges”. I Love it more and more every time I watch it.
Peter Dinklage was also pretty awesome in what was easily the best Vin Deisel movie, Find Me Guilty. Seen it?
Thanks to this episode, the Blu-ray edition of “Long Day’s Journey into Night” is now on my Amazon wish list, though I would probably be dead about half an hour into the movie if I tried the drinking game. (I’m a bit of a lightweight.) Great work as usual!
From the “Seen It” file: have you seen the 1970 film “Start the Revolution without Me”? Gene Wilder and Donald Sutherland play two sets of twins separated at birth. Hilarity ensues. As a bonus, Orson Welles is in it, too. It’s terrific.