Speaking of the Irish mob, SEEN IT? Road to Perdition! Just saw it last week, and it broke my heart. Tom Hanks and Paul Newman were heartbreaking, and Jude Law was creeepy as hell.
Theory Corner: How to Get Ahead in Advertising was based on Peter Boyle. As a young man he grew a boil on his forehead, and it caused his head to DOUBLE in size. When making the film it was decided to be more engaging if the boil grew on the neck as a separate head. Peter then took the stage name “Boyle,” as a tribute. Don’t fact check this or even make sure the timeline adds up, cos I ain’t listening. Good day, sir. I SAID GOOD DAY.
I believe Matt in the intro is attempting to refer to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Or the Mass-Pike as locals call it) Wasted so much of my gosh darned time on that crowded stretch of asphalt. So glad I live in New York now where at least my commute delays mean I'm stuck in a cramped subway car in an underground tunnel as opposed to my own car.
I agree with your thoughts on the second part of 'IT' guys. I was hoping they would fix the ending, because it always bothered me and didn't make any sense. I liked that they updated the monsters and some of the scares too. I dunno. I guess the moral of the story is don't do coke and drink copious amounts of beer when trying when trying to write an ending to your horror novel. Because somehow you end up in space with a galactic sea turtle and a giant spider thing :P
I love this show..the glib and snarky comments. Most of the time it is a movie that I don't have the chance to see..(or in case of horror) don't have the courage to see... and your summary is good.
I was hoping you were gonna end with an overdub of Richard Jordan saying "Freeze Runner" (Logans run) while holding a pistol. Eddie Coyle went to Sanctuary. He was not renewed.
alright, an episode with Boston, i'm so ready for all the.....oh, i guess you're not gonna poke at all the Boston stereotypes? cool i guess. btw Craig, I90 is east/west. by the time you get to "the end" you've already gone through most of Boston, so the turn-off onto 93 where you would "go left" is halfway past Chinatown. your directions only account for 1/6 of Boston. i think Matt was thinking about 93, cuz it's further east than 95. 95 north in the morning, it's bumper-to-bumper traffic from Braintree (2 towns south of Boston) into the city. 95 south in the evening same deal. commuters. it's called the Braintree split. I90 is just the Massachusetts Turnpike, or Masspike for short.
Always a great friday when I get back from work and find a new WTTB. I'd love to see you guys watch Ben Wheatley's 'Kill list' now that halloween is fast approaching. Its one of my favourite horrors of this soon to be finished decade, though I must warn you that it is quite gruesome in parts.
Seen It? The hilariously bad Maximum Overdrive, the only film directed by Stephen King who openly admitted to being far too coked up during filming, Or Smoke Signals, a wonderful film and at times a painfully accurate portrayal of growing up on the Coeur D'Alene rez. Also, it's probably the only major film to have an all native production team!
Coyle? That’s my last name! Spelled EXACTLY like that C-O-Y-L-E. It always complexes me on how No one NO ONE can get it right. They always say or spell it Cole or Coil (Like a spring or the shape of a resting snake). Smh
Even though I know it's Richard Jordon starring in Dune, Secret to My Success and Hunt for Red October, I always think he is Jon Voight. Richard Jordon just looks like Jon Voight to me.
I would say the ending to IT the book really only makes sense within the context of the extended King universe. Series like the Dark Tower and books like The Talisman and Dark House shed a lot of light on the meaning of IT. Its extremely esoteric and I understand how it makes absolutely no sense to people who arent massive King fans.
Great show as always! I was interested to hear your thoughts on IT. If you’re not scared in the woods at night after seeing a horror movie... was it really a horror movie? Also, seen it- ‘Not Quite Hollywood’? It’s a bizarre documentary, featuring Quentin Tarantino, about Ozploitation movies of the 70s and 80s. As fans of Mad Max and (to a lesser extent) BMX Bandits, you might enjoy the ride!
Since we're coming up on the Halloween season, I would love to hear what either of you think of Hereditary or Midsommar. I absolutely love both and Ari Aster is creeping his way on to my favorite modern directors list.
Different Seasons contains the novellas that both The Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me were based on. Two of my favorite movies, and two of my favorite pieces of King writing. And the movies are pretty much word for word what King wrote in the novellas. But neither of them got a mention? Instead you called out Apt Pupil??? I refused to pay money to see it because of how incredibly lame the Novella was.
"Everything is harder if you're stupid" is an all timer.
5:33 Any day with a Super Shooter reference is a good day.
Ok I was looking and the only Super Shooter I find is a J-Pop band.
What is Super Shooter?
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Spain.
That Super Shooter reference might have made my day.
As soon as I heard "Dave Foley", I knew a Kids in the Hall joke was coming!
Did I miss it? Where was the KitH joke?!
@@MasterofPuberty About 5:18
@@MasterofPuberty Oops, it's near the 10:30 mark!
@@Aramis419 oh wow, I didn't get that reference. Need to re-up my Kids intake
@@MasterofPuberty These are the Daves I know, I know! These are the Daves I know!
Speaking of the Irish mob, SEEN IT? Road to Perdition! Just saw it last week, and it broke my heart. Tom Hanks and Paul Newman were heartbreaking, and Jude Law was creeepy as hell.
Love this film! One of my favorites.
Matt, I was deep in torturous pain waiting for one of you to make a "Kids in the Hall" reference. THANK YOU!
I took so long because we didn't realize his name was Dave Foley until over halfway into the movie.
@@blamesocietyfilms The timing was perfect, though!
"Put a bunch of tables up there",,, now can't unsee the floor plan..
"Ok......... computer"
Fucking brilliant.
Matt, when are you gonna realize that all your rappety rap references are lost on Craig.
This would be a good double feature with How To Get Ahead In Advertising.
You'd have boils, Coyles and Boyles..
The Super Shooter reference with the quarry was awesome! Thank you for that. :D
Great reference to Kids in the Hall
Matt with a Kids in the Hall reference. Love it.
Theory Corner:
How to Get Ahead in Advertising was based on Peter Boyle. As a young man he grew a boil on his forehead, and it caused his head to DOUBLE in size. When making the film it was decided to be more engaging if the boil grew on the neck as a separate head. Peter then took the stage name “Boyle,” as a tribute.
Don’t fact check this or even make sure the timeline adds up, cos I ain’t listening. Good day, sir.
I SAID GOOD DAY.
sir this is a wendy’s
10:50 Gabriel Gundacker's dad absolutely kills it in this movie
Matt, you tantalized me by holding off on the Kids In The Hall reference for so so long. You tease!!!
'Light vault funk' is funny
radiohead deep cuts! love ya Craig ❤
Movie with Jason mantzoukas' grandfather before a Jason mantzoukas just made me chuckle a tiny bit.
Upvoted for obscure Super Shooter reference
I believe Matt in the intro is attempting to refer to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Or the Mass-Pike as locals call it) Wasted so much of my gosh darned time on that crowded stretch of asphalt. So glad I live in New York now where at least my commute delays mean I'm stuck in a cramped subway car in an underground tunnel as opposed to my own car.
I agree with your thoughts on the second part of 'IT' guys. I was hoping they would fix the ending, because it always bothered me and didn't make any sense. I liked that they updated the monsters and some of the scares too. I dunno. I guess the moral of the story is don't do coke and drink copious amounts of beer when trying when trying to write an ending to your horror novel. Because somehow you end up in space with a galactic sea turtle and a giant spider thing :P
Misery is my favorite Stephen King movie
I love this show..the glib and snarky comments. Most of the time it is a movie that I don't have the chance to see..(or in case of horror) don't have the courage to see... and your summary is good.
5:33 Man, Super Shooter needs to make a comeback :)
Kids in the Hall reference!
3:08 That Boston freeway is 93 S...and 128 N at the same time....all while heading west
Those spooky masks remind me of the classic Alice Sweet Alice.
They should have made some jokes about Peter Boyle's head
We tried, man, but we kept coming up dry.
I was hoping you were gonna end with an overdub of Richard Jordan saying "Freeze Runner" (Logans run) while holding a pistol. Eddie Coyle went to Sanctuary. He was not renewed.
Floki out creeps new Pennywise any day of the week!
The Friends of Eddie Coyle AND The Friends of Eddie Money!
Question... I haven't watched WTTB on a true stereo system before and noticed you're using positional audio. When did this start?
alright, an episode with Boston, i'm so ready for all the.....oh, i guess you're not gonna poke at all the Boston stereotypes? cool i guess.
btw Craig, I90 is east/west. by the time you get to "the end" you've already gone through most of Boston, so the turn-off onto 93 where you would "go left" is halfway past Chinatown. your directions only account for 1/6 of Boston. i think Matt was thinking about 93, cuz it's further east than 95. 95 north in the morning, it's bumper-to-bumper traffic from Braintree (2 towns south of Boston) into the city. 95 south in the evening same deal. commuters. it's called the Braintree split.
I90 is just the Massachusetts Turnpike, or Masspike for short.
Sounds like this movie should have been called Stool Pigeon. Another great Robert Mitchum film to check out is called The Yakuza (1974)
dat Megaforce t-shirt
Seen It: Zama? I can't say I've seen many movies from Argentina, but this was great. Too arty? Too obscure? No way, check it out. You won't regret it.
Always a great friday when I get back from work and find a new WTTB. I'd love to see you guys watch Ben Wheatley's 'Kill list' now that halloween is fast approaching. Its one of my favourite horrors of this soon to be finished decade, though I must warn you that it is quite gruesome in parts.
It's one of my favorites as well... Love Neil Maskell.
Handsome, classy, fun, talented, timeless... Talkin' about Robert Mitchum here, but, Matt and Craig are ALSO pretty great. ; )
Seen It?
The hilariously bad Maximum Overdrive, the only film directed by Stephen King who openly admitted to being far too coked up during filming,
Or
Smoke Signals, a wonderful film and at times a painfully accurate portrayal of growing up on the Coeur D'Alene rez. Also, it's probably the only major film to have an all native production team!
The Stuntman! :)
Coyle? That’s my last name! Spelled EXACTLY like that C-O-Y-L-E. It always complexes me on how No one NO ONE can get it right. They always say or spell it Cole or Coil (Like a spring or the shape of a resting snake). Smh
So how do you say it?
04:21 That's custard pie, Matt.
anytime I saw Peter Sarsgaard in a movie I knew it was gonna be creepy 😅
17:15 I thought the pigeons scene was referencing stool pigeons, Eddie had just been killed for being one.
And there’s always more pigeons
FWIW Jacques Plante was the first to wear a hockey mask on regular use. So congratulate him.
You won the Tim Dillon lookalike contest
Even though I know it's Richard Jordon starring in Dune, Secret to My Success and Hunt for Red October, I always think he is Jon Voight. Richard Jordon just looks like Jon Voight to me.
I would say the ending to IT the book really only makes sense within the context of the extended King universe. Series like the Dark Tower and books like The Talisman and Dark House shed a lot of light on the meaning of IT. Its extremely esoteric and I understand how it makes absolutely no sense to people who arent massive King fans.
IT'S AN EASY SHOT
Great show as always! I was interested to hear your thoughts on IT. If you’re not scared in the woods at night after seeing a horror movie... was it really a horror movie? Also, seen it- ‘Not Quite Hollywood’? It’s a bizarre documentary, featuring Quentin Tarantino, about Ozploitation movies of the 70s and 80s. As fans of Mad Max and (to a lesser extent) BMX Bandits, you might enjoy the ride!
8:00 might just be the joke of the season.
I think this was Bourdain's favorite movie.
BlackHoleBrew42 i know he was a big fan of the book, which is why i read it.
Wow usually Matt is the one who didn't like the movie. Glad to hear your thoughts on It Part 2.
It _is_ Danny Glick.
Have you seen If Beale Street Could Talk? I thought it was a beautifully done film, though not as good as Moonlight.
Dead Zone novel is very good, but bittersweet. Walken is the best part of the film
Stephen King says do To Wong Foo
Chief McAllister!
SUPER SHOOooOOooTERRR
Stool-pigeons born every day?
I'm pretty sure it's Jiminy Glick.
Have you guys seen Gummo? I want to hear your all's thoughts on Harmony Korine as an artist. I tend to have mixed feelings myself
Since we're coming up on the Halloween season, I would love to hear what either of you think of Hereditary or Midsommar. I absolutely love both and Ari Aster is creeping his way on to my favorite modern directors list.
Foley is ATF NOT FBI. Hence Coyle talking to him about guns.....
It's not horror but Seen It/Read It: Even Cowgirls Get The Blues?
The Daves I know. THis is why you are one of the best shows on youtube. Here is a link to the skit... ua-cam.com/video/8nvzEqsZIGo/v-deo.html
She-Devils On Wheels
please do it
Grow a Mobster "41st in a Series" LOL Whyyy!???
It took them to #41 to get to "fat guy in sweatsuit." That's what's amazing.
thanks guys for keeping this review true and not cluttered up with political correctness for a change.
themoney4160 what do you mean by that?
Different Seasons contains the novellas that both The Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me were based on. Two of my favorite movies, and two of my favorite pieces of King writing. And the movies are pretty much word for word what King wrote in the novellas. But neither of them got a mention? Instead you called out Apt Pupil??? I refused to pay money to see it because of how incredibly lame the Novella was.
5:10 opposable
Nice depressing early 70's bleak movie.