Dudes on Movies

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for September 2024! Episode 234 - Stand by Me - What movies do you remember watching with a babysitter? Episode 235 - The General - What is your favorite silent movie? Episode 236 - Hannibal - What are your favorite examples of a well-known character played by a different actor in a sequel? Episode 237 - Ed Wood - What are your

The Dudes experiment with green serum in 1985's Re-Animator! This Fangoria favorite features acting above its weight class, incredible gore effects, and many unforgettable moments. We gush about all of these things, and also make some dick jokes. You'll never think of the word "head" in the same way! Other movies discussed: Megalopolis (2024) - Directed by Francis Ford Coppola Te

The Dudes start Horror Month with 1999's The Blair Witch Project, the Indie classic that invented a new genre. Now, this strange episode features our normal discussion, but also strange noises, a blackout in our studio, Scott's thoughts on "Chucky 2", and Dave's head cold. After listening, please read this Variety feature detailing the actors' experience. You won't look at the movi

The Dudes are "recording a podcast here boss" with 1967's Cool Hand Luke. As a progenitor of the American New Wave, this film brought new ideas and techniques to the world of filmmaking, and pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable on the silver screen. Like eating 50 eggs. Sounds like a nice round number. Other movies discussed: Humanoids from the Deep (1980) - Directed by B

The Dudes aren't angora salesmen, they're in pictures, with 1994's Ed Wood, Tim Burton's deeply personal biopic about the infamous Grade Z filmmaker and his relationship and collaboration with Bela Lugosi. It's hilarious, shot in stunning Black and White, and stands as an essential document of Hollywood History. And remember...future events such as these will affect you...in the fu

The Dudes experience fine dining in 2001's Hannibal. This highly anticipated sequel to "The Silence of the Lambs" could never live up to expectations, but that doesn't mean it lacks interesting ideas or quality craftsmanship. It just lacks about everything else. Still, the set pieces are absolutely wild, and Gary Oldman's performance as Mason Verger is something you'll never forget

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for August 2024! Episode 230 - Superbad - Who are your least favorite cinematic police officers? Episode 231 - Super Mario Bros - What movies that you looked forward to were the biggest disappointments? Episode 232 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - What are your earliest memories of a book you read being made into a movie?

The Dudes go silent for once in their lives with 1926's The General. Buster Keaton's masterpiece about a courageous train engineer in The American Civil War is both essential viewing for cinephiles, and morally reprehensible. We always welcome challenging films, and thankfully this one is so expertly crafted, you almost....you know what, no. It makes Southerners the heroes, and tha

The Dudes want to see a dead body in 1986's Stand By Me. This coming of age tale follows four friends on a journey where they unexpectedly grow as individuals, address past traumas, and gain reverence for things most adolescents ignore. It contains some of the best kid acting ever put to film, and is a nearly perfect experience. Pause this podcast and watch it now. Other movies d

The Dudes go topless in the jungle and get chased by one ugly.... with 1987's Predator. Oft-quoted, oft-referenced, and oft-memed, this movie defines 80s excess, and still entertains almost 40 years later. So air-arm-wrestle your best frenemy and paint stripes on your face for...an advantage? Who cares, this is a damned good time. Other movies discussed: Party Girl (1995) - Dire