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Call for Mailbag Questions (Patreon)

Published:
2020-01-28 02:30:52
Imported:
2026-06

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Pitter patter!

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Hannibal Montana

I know Cargill is more of a scotch guy and Brian probably doesn't get out as much as he used to, but what are ya'll's favorite breweries in and around the Austin area?

Andy

Be honest: in the long run, do you think the academy awards really matter? So many of the most beloved and influential films each year aren’t even nominated, yet we act like the nominees are the only films that matter. Just curious on your thoughts as people in the industry to different degrees.

Classic Material

Now that some time has passed where does Once Upon a Time in Hollywood rank for you guys in Tarantino's filmography?

Cody Downs

For both of you, what film are you most enthused to see in 2020?

Syed Rahman

Two quick questions, what are your thoughts on The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big Foot? Also, what are some of the best and badass movie titles?

Rick

Is there a chance we can get Cargill’s Cats purr as a soundbyte?

Kyle Voltti

Have you two talked about Knives Out yet? I can’t remember if you did in depth. In my head cannon both it and Brick take place in the same universe

Behon

I just today got back from my first trip to Austin and visited both I Luv Video & the Alamo Drafthouse (I saw The Gentlemen and loved it). Do either of you have any memorable stories involving these places or similar longtime Austin locales?

Howard Pieratt

I was 7 years old in 1983 and the radio ads for JAWS 3D had me scared witless. When my older brother got me in to see the movie I was sooooo stoked to see that grouper get its head bitten off and float on around me. What was the most excited you’ve ever been to see a movie and did it live up to expectation?

Robert Livingston

Any thoughts on the dead dont die? Brilliant or dull? I know what i thought curious about your opinion.

Ryan Walterson

Since you two have reviewed Space Jam and The Iron Giant, would you ever consider doing an episode on the other animated films Warner Bros. made like Quest for Camelot, Osmosis Jones or Looney Tunes: Back in Action?

Zachary Marsh

Do you think the spoof/parody genre could make a comeback in the future, and what are some spoof films that you guys love that aren't talked about as much as the "classic" ones. I think Top Secret, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, They Came Together, Casa De Mi Padre, and most recently The Velocipastor show that the genre isn't dead just yet, but what do you guys think?

Zachary Marsh

I know they mentioned it during the Fantastic Fest recap

Josephine Allegretti

You can erase any film from the past, but your choice will create a butterfly effect that permanently alters the course of cinema history. Which film do you choose?

Kyle Voltti

What prop from movie history would you most want?

Corey Jackson

What are Brian and Cargill's thoughts on Red State? I personally think it's Kevin Smith's best film as a director and sadly his last good film.

SilkiePJ

Don't forget Popstar: Never Stop Stopping

Zachary Marsh

Not the BIGGEST Popstar fan, (I actually think it would have worked better as a 45-minute HBO special a la 7 Days in Hell) but there's a lot in that movie I love. For example, I know nearly all the lyrics to Equal Rights

Dogget

Where is Joker on Brian’s top 50 films of 2019?

Dylan Elliott

Now that all three films are out, what are your guys' thought on the Star Wars sequel trilogy as a whole?

Norvyn Klein

Are we going to get Red October this year?

Allan Jensen

Well, the elephant in the room is Scott Derrickson and Doctor Strange 2... Any comment from Cargill?

Jim Tatro

So Cargill, why do you not like Innerspace? I love that movie and think that it’s one of Joe Dante’s best.

David Hiltscher

Recently got to watch Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains, and then listened to your great episode on it. What caught me was you going off about never having seen young and sexy Ray Winstone before. There's a fix for that with Alan Clarke's Scum. Winstone is so good in it. And you get double the Winstone as Clarke did a shot-for-shot remake two years later since the first one got shelved by the BBC for being too disturbing to be broadcast. Fascinating to watch and a great back-to-back double feature. To tie this up into a question: What other back-to-back double features of the "same" movie (either re-makes or dramatically different edits) are actually worthwhile, apart from Payback?

Zachary Marsh

Will we ever get either an A-La Mode or regular episode on the best film not many saw in 2019, The Velocipastor, in the near future? This movie's on Prime and it's 70 minutes of pure self-aware glory.

Charles Armstrong

When are we going to get a Ben Wheatley month? I need a Kill List episode!

Eric Strohm

How come you guys haven't covered Romancing the Stone? Look at those snappers! Will ya?

Nathan Utz

Finally got to watch Color Out of Space. I absolutely loved the practical effects and bat shit crazy Cage. What did you you think about the movie (I can't remember if you talked about yet) and what are some of your favorite Lovecraftian movies, or Lovecraft inspired movies?