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Alcohollywood iTunes | RSS Genre: Comedy, Discussion, Film & TV Reviews Released: Weekly (~Wednesdays) A new podcast from myself and a couple friends of mine, the general premise being to talk about/make fun of films through the framework of creative drinking rules. Each week, we take a new movie, design or use an existing cocktail for each film, and establish three rules and a "finish your drink" line. Those guidelines are then a springboard from which to talk about the movie. It's meant to be half 'Siskel and Ebert with drinks,' half 'party game instruction manual.' There will also be abridged Youtube versions of the episodes, focusing mostly on supercuts of footage from the movie in question. Please let me know what you think; the format is really rough, and as of this posting there is just the first episode up. We've got some tweaking we're going to do (e.g. substantially improving sound levels, inserting nonlicensed intro/outro music, using audio from the films), but hoping that it turns out all right. We hope to mostly work from movies suggested by listeners, which you can do by commenting on the Podbean site for the show, or by emailing contact.alcohollywood@gmail.com. Hewlett fucked around with this message at 05:57 on Oct 20, 2011 |
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New episode of Alcohollywood is up now, where we have some drinks and tear apart The Notebook - I've improved the editing and added a theme song (graciously permitted by beloved goon jazz band A Giraffe - thanks again fellas!). Check it out here at http://alcohollywood.podbean.com/2011/10/27/episode-2-the-notebook/. Hopefully in the next month or so, we can get it moved over to Alcohollywood.com and get some proper hosting, so forgive the stock Wordpress template it's on right now. Still getting our feet wet!
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Oct 27, 2011 16:21
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The Halloween special for Alcohollywood is up (Alcoholloween), where we talk about and make rules for 1965's Peter Cushing frightfest Dr. Terror's House of Horrors. Pour yourself a Reaper's Handshake and listen in! Also, http://www.alcohollywood.com is up - rough, but up. Come take a look and tell me what you think.
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Oct 31, 2011 22:07
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New Alcohollywood episode - this time, Jared makes an insanely awesome and creative drink and we shoot the poo poo over the original True Grit.
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Nov 3, 2011 16:16
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Several more episode of Alcohollywood are up - Planes, Trains and Automobiles, The Sea Wolves, and Labyrinth! Come check us out. [b]PLEASE let us know how we're doing, and suggest possible movies, especially Christmas candidates; I'm hoping to check out more of you gents' podcasts here soon and let you know what I think. On added goon notes, our theme song is by goon-made band A Giraffe, so https://check and help support a wholly goon-made product! Vargo (of Something Awful Current Releases fame) is going to give us a shoutout on the SACR Facebook page once the full website gets finalized, which should hopefully be soon - I just want to thank him for being awesome, and liking the idea! Stay tuned on Wednesday; we're reviewing and drinking to ThanksKilling for the Thanksgiving episode! EDIT: Here's our review of ThanksKilling, including our rules and drink - we also have a spirited discussion about the difference between intentionally bad and enjoyably bad horror films. Hewlett fucked around with this message at 22:57 on Nov 24, 2011 |
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Nov 22, 2011 07:44
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We've got some [url="https://"http://alcohollywood.podbean.com"]new episodes up at Alcohollywood.[/url] In the past few weeks, we've covered ThanksKilling, Oldboy, and now the 1994 film noir classic Laura - come check us out! Also, we have drinking guides/supercuts for some of our episodes up on Youtube!
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Dec 8, 2011 18:31
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Alcohollywood Episode 09: Starship Troopers In this double-length episode, my cohost and I debate whether or not Starship Troopers is amazing or a piece of poo poo (HINT: I like it, my cohost hates it). Also, we make a drink called the Christmas on Klendathu.
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Dec 16, 2011 05:31
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This week, Alcohollywood celebrates Connickuh with the 1998 romantic drama Hope Floats! Luckily, we have a drink and rules for the film to help you get through this mishmash of sentimental, overly down-homey tripe, so have a Harry Connickuh everybody! Our Christmas Special, where we drink to Die Hard, will be coming on Friday.
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Dec 22, 2011 05:33
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For the first Christmas episode of Alcohollywood, we drink to Die Hard! Check us out and learn the recipe for the Bloody Merry Christmas - let me know what you think!
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Dec 24, 2011 06:22
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 OFFICIAL WEBSITE IS UP!This week on:   Welcome, loyal listeners, to 2012! On Alcohollywood, we revisit a film classic – Sidmey Lumet’s 1957 film 12 Angry Men! Learn about the finer points of 1950s racism, the judicial system, and personal prejudice, all while sweating out the hottest day in New York. Henry Fonda leads a fantastic cast, including Piglet, A Robot, Diet Don Draper and young Grandpa from Problem Child! iTunes|RSS
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Jan 10, 2012 02:18
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This week on: This week, Alcohollywood revisits a tale as old as time, just in time for its 3D rerelease – 1991′s Beauty and the Beast! This Disney animated film was the first animated picture to be nominated for an Academy Award, and its smooth animation and energetic charm continues to delight. Oh, and Jerry Orbach plays a talking candelabra, which is all the reason required to watch and enjoy this film. We've got custom drinks and drinking rules just on the other side of that image link! iTunes|RSS
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Jan 12, 2012 23:12
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This week on: Have you ever heard the song "Rhinestone Cowboy" and thought to yourself, "Man, this would make a great movie!"....No? Well someone made it! Saddle up, as this week's Alcohollywood handles a particularly terrible film - the 1984 country-western fish-out-of-water buddy-comedy Rhinestone, directed by Bob Clark (who can seemingly only direct good movies with Christmas in the title) and starring Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton! iTunes|RSS
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Jan 19, 2012 23:24
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This week on:  Happy Chinese New Year from Alcohollywood! In honor of the Year of the Dragon, we decided to watch (and drink to) the seminal 1970s kung-fu flick Enter the Dragon. Bruce Lee’s iconic film showcases his incredible martial arts prowess, a groovy score by Lalo (“Mission Impossible”) Schifrin, and a sweet afro from Jim Kelly. Horror-movie mainstay John Saxon also stars. Also, a snake. Come check out our custom drink and rules, and listen to the podcast below! iTunes|RSS
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Jan 27, 2012 00:12
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The more the merrier, I'll be sure to check it out!
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Jan 29, 2012 20:49
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This week on: Happy Groundhog Day from Alcohollywood! This week, we cover the film that, well, we're pretty much obliged to cover – the 1993 comedy Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray. This tale of repeating days and personal improvement is likely the funniest film about spiritual transcendence to be set in Pennsylvania. (I do not say that lightly.) Also stars romantic comedy staple Andie MacDowell and comedian Chris Elliot, relishing his 13th minute of fame. iTunes|RSS
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Feb 2, 2012 19:01
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Happy Valentine's Day from Alcohollywood! 'Tis the season for love, and in the 21st century, that also means lovely romantic comedies. While we've covered some stinkers in the past, none come off as more of a blatant product driven by daytime talk shows and the cult of celebrity than 2010's Garry Marshall fluff Valentine's Day! This film is a blend of Love, Actually, Magnolia and Eat Pray Love, in that it's a mixture of small, intertwined stories about love experienced by Rich, Beautiful White People. Along with guest panelist Julia, we've got a lot to say about the film - but be sure to have your custom drink and rules handy at the same time! iTunes|RSS Hewlett fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Feb 9, 2012 |
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Feb 9, 2012 09:59
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we're taking our first user request (from A Godsend) and reviewing/playing our drinking game to Pee-Wee's Big Adventure! This 1985 film kickstarted the careers of Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, and Paul Reubens, and follows the story of a bike and the manchild who loves it. The whole film is such an infectious, gonzo ride that you don't mind the fact that PEE-WEE'S THE MOST NORMAL CHARACTER IN THE FILM. Rube Goldberg machines, incessantly crooning train hobos and all-too-fitting cartoon sequences abound in this clear showcase for Tim Burton's cartoonishly macabre vision. Listen to our episode and try the game along with our signature drink, and keep on suggesting episodes! iTunes|RSS
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Feb 16, 2012 20:36
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Ulta posted:Review or rate us, and we'll talk about whatever you want, in plug like fashion, on the show! Do this - they're a fun listen, and gave Alcohollywood (though they called it "Alcohollywoods") a nice shoutout in a recent episode. Thanks!
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Feb 21, 2012 19:22
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE It's Oscar Week on Alcohollywood, and with the Academy Awards coming up, were playing a drinking game to the Best Picture nominee we thought it would be most difficult to make a drinking game for - Terrence Malick's 2011 head-scratcher The Tree of Life! This beautifully-shot picture is definitely not for everyone, so check your expectations of linear plot, narrative clarity, and NOT seeing dinosaurs at the door. Apart from this film, Jared and Clint also give their thoughts on the current run of nominees. Who do you think will win? Leave us a comment! iTunes|RSS
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Feb 23, 2012 23:28
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Still haven't had enough Bruce Willis drinking game goodness? This week on Alcohollywood, we're checking out the 1997 gonzo sci-fi favorite The Fifth Element! Directed by Luc (La Femme Nikita/The Professional) Besson, this elaborately designed, infectiously fun flick brings us another great crazy Gary Oldman performance, homages to Blade Runner, Alien and French comic books, and breakout performances from Milla Jovovich and Chris Tucker (for better or worse). This episode, Clint and Jared slug back the Big Badda-Boom as we ask the questions that this movie begs of us: How does Leeloo learn English so fast? Is Ruby Rhod hilariously campy or horrendously irritating? What fresh hell is everyone wearing? Grab your multipass and check out our review/drinking game of The Fifth Element! iTunes|RSS
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Mar 1, 2012 23:15
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we’re tackling our first sports movie AND our first cancer movie with the 1971 ABC Movie of the Week Brian’s Song! The film is a tale of friendship, adversity, and very short shorts, which stars James Caan (of The Godfather and Mickey Blue Eyes fame) and Billy Dee Williams (of Star Wars and The Ladies’ Man: The Movie fame). Together, they navigate the difficulties of interracial friendships and the rigors of a professional football season with a classiness and sophistication atypical of a movie made for television, even today. Check out our drink, our rules and our review – Jared and Clint tackle the usual limitations of made-for-TV movies, the saccharine nature of both sports and terminal illness movies, and how this movie seems to defy both. Be sure to make our drink and pick up a copy of an incredibly heartfelt movie full of both raw emotion and cheezy ’70s goodness – also 12 Angry Men’s Jack Warden in an Emmy-winning supporting role as the coach! iTunes|RSS
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Mar 8, 2012 19:38
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Erin go bragh from all of us at Alcohollywood! This week, we’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with one of the most amazingly terrible iterations of the Leprechaun franchise, Leprechaun 4: In Space! Watch as the plot of Aliens is recreated with a $5 budget, sleazy German cyberscientists, and glittery alien women with spiky space bras – all while Warwick Davis collects a paycheck. The insanity is infectious, as this incredibly horrific film continues to amaze and baffle through its interminable 100 minute runtime. Luckily, we’ve got just the drink to get you through it, as well as our review, which asks all the right questions: What is the Leprechaun doing in space? Why does a Cuisinart blender double as a magic DNA machine? How is there no blood when a leprechaun bursts out of a man’s urethra? Take a listen and find out more! iTunes|RSS
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Mar 16, 2012 19:50
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King Lou posted:New Lou Reads the Internet for YOU! is up. I have listened to your podcast for years - good to see you post. 
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Mar 17, 2012 07:59
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Gravy Jones posted:This sounds interesting. I will check it out. I think it might work; at the very least, I'd love for a 'post your new episode here' thread to encourage actual feedback and listenership among those who frequently post (and I've been pretty bad about that too). At the same time, given a frequently enough updated OP, that can work just fine in and of itself for the 'quick list of goon podcasts.'
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Mar 22, 2012 17:23
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we head down Bourbon Street to bust some man-hunters with Jean-Claude Van Damme with our review and drinking game for 1993′s Hard Target! This film was acclaimed action director John Woo’s American debut, and all the slow-motion birds and guns-akimbo dives make this bayou blitzkrieg an incredible piece of ’90s cheese. Don’t forget Lance Henriksen wearing an all-black trenchcoat (just ’cause it’s cool) in the New Orleans summer, JCVD’s incredible Jheri-curled mullet, and Wilford Brimley playing some sort of Cajun Super Mario, riding away on a horse in slow motion from an exploding barn. Hard Target is currently available to watch instantly on Netflix! iTunes|RSS
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Mar 23, 2012 19:42
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE For Alcohollywood this week, we continue our tradition of examining big films being rereleased in 3D with our review of James Cameron's blockbuster epic Titanic! One of the most expensive (and successful) films of all time, the film is an incredible exercise in combining intriguing historical drama with done-to-death star-crossed romance - this time with sensitive Leo and his swooshy bangs, paired with an inexplicably-American Kate Winslet. With a three-hour runtime, we've got a lot of ground to cover. Pick up your violin, pour yourself a drink, and give our episode a listen! iTunes|RSS
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Mar 29, 2012 23:24
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Excited about The Avengers? Afraid it's going to be crap? Don't care, but love superheroes? Look no further than Marvel Month, where Alcohollywood reviews and creates drinking games for the five superhero movies of the characters soon to join forces in The Avengers! This week, we're starting with a double feature of the two Iron Man movies, directed by Jon Favreau and starring Robert Downey Jr. as charismatic playboy/inventor/perpetually dying Tony Stark. Iron Man proved to a world enamored with brooding superheroes (e.g. Nolan's Batman) that you could successfully do a fun, lighthearted superhero movie, and Iron Man 2 proved that you could really mess up a good formula by shoehorning spinoff material into your main plot. Either way, both movies have their good and bad points, both of which we cover in this episode! iTunes|RSS
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Apr 5, 2012 20:39
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Excited about The Avengers? Afraid it's going to be crap? Don't care, but love superheroes? Look no further than Marvel Month, where Alcohollywood reviews and creates drinking games for the five superhero movies of the characters soon to join forces in The Avengers! This week on Alcohollywood, Marvel Month continues as we take the Bifrost to Asgard and drink to Thor, Kenneth Branagh's superhero movie about the Norse god-turned-regular-guy-turned-god-again! Along with his friends Natalie Portman and the Ren Faire Gang (NOTE: the movie beats us to this joke), the meathead Thor tackles sheet-metal robots, treacherous Frost Giants and the deadly quips of an unwelcome Kat Dennings. Luckily, we've got some mead and a drinking game to get you through this latest Avengers tie-in - give us a listen and check out our rules! iTunes|RSS Hewlett fucked around with this message at 19:09 on Apr 19, 2012 |
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Apr 12, 2012 18:10
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Excited about The Avengers? Afraid it's going to be crap? Don't care, but love superheroes? Look no further than Marvel Month, where Alcohollywood reviews and creates drinking games for the five superhero movies of the characters soon to join forces in The Avengers! This week on Alcohollywood, Marvel Month continues as we take the Bifrost to Asgard and drink to Thor, Kenneth Branagh's superhero movie about the Norse god-turned-regular-guy-turned-god-again! Along with his friends Natalie Portman and the Ren Faire Gang (NOTE: the movie beats us to this joke), the meathead Thor tackles sheet-metal robots, treacherous Frost Giants and the deadly quips of an unwelcome Kat Dennings. Luckily, we've got some mead and a drinking game to get you through this latest Avengers tie-in - give us a listen and check out our rules! iTunes|RSS
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Apr 19, 2012 19:10
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Excited about The Avengers? Afraid it's going to be crap? Don't care, but love superheroes? Look no further than Marvel Month, where Alcohollywood reviews and creates drinking games for the five superhero movies of the characters soon to join forces in The Avengers! This week on Alcohollywood, we finish up Marvel Month with Joe Johnston’s return to kitschy, pulpy World War II-era comic book adventure, Captain America: The First Avenger! One of the more uneven films in the Marvel cinematic universe, we follow scrawny Steve Rogers in his journey from a brave, but stupid scrawny guy to a brave, but stupid completely ripped guy, whose pecs apparently secrete a sheen of glistening oil. The film also stars Hugo Weaving doing his best Werner Herzog impression as The Mask, a perpetually tired-of-this-poo poo Tommy Lee Jones, and some guy with a huge moustache. The film’s got a great pedigree, and we do love alternate-history pulpy World War II movies, so what do we think of "Band of Brothers with Superheroes"? Check out our review and drinking game here, and let us know what you think in the comments below! iTunes|RSS
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Apr 26, 2012 19:41
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we review The Avengers! Now, we went through Marvel Month so that you, our loyal followers, could be completely ready for this cinematic masterpiece. Unfortunately, it seems our airdate this week comes before the actual release date of the film in the United States, so we thought we’d just cover that OTHER Avengers movie – the 1998 abomination starring Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman as posh, droll British secret agents attempting to stop Sir Sean Connery from holding the British ecosystem for ransom (we think). A disastrous adaptation of the cult 1960s TV show, The Avengers features awful late-90s CGI, a confusing and nonsensical plot, bored, wooden acting, and the lamest excuse for “camp” we’ve ever seen. Put on your bowler hat, sip some tea (British people only drink tea, right? That’s all we got from this film) and climb in your man-sized hamster ball for our drinking game and review of The Avengers! iTunes|RSS
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May 3, 2012 17:59
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we're sailing up the Moon River with the 1961 romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffany's, starring Audrey Hepburn as the first Manic Pixie Dream Girl, Holly Golightly! Based on the Truman Capote novella, the film follows Paul Varjak (George Peppard, pre-making plans come together in The A-Team), an aspiring writer who falls for the sprightly woman-about-town (Hepburn) and has plenty of 1960s sex comedy antics doing so. The film includes such treats as 1) a horribly offensive Asian stereotype played by Mickey Rooney, 2) dime-store heists in animal masks, and 3) the world's least creatively-named cat. iTunes|RSS Hewlett fucked around with this message at 00:29 on May 18, 2012 |
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May 11, 2012 21:22
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE It’s one of the Coen Brothers’ most well-known and tremendously popular movies; it’s spawned a convention series and a religion, and nearly everyone knows at least one line from this movie. This week on Alcohollywood, we’re covering The Big Lebowski, the dark comedy/neo-noir/Gulf War period piece that has more or less defined the careers of both the Coen Brothers and Jeff Bridges. The search for a replacement for his prized, pissed-on rug sends aging hippie Jeffrey “The Dude” Lebowski (Bridges) on a journey fraught with danger, ferrets, nihilists, bowling, and much more! We’ve got a lot to talk about here, so pour yourself either our signature drink or the White Russians the Dude is so fond of, and check out our review and drinking game here! SPECIAL GUESTS: For this trip through SoCal in the early ’90s, we’re bringing along with us Matt K and Ry the Movie Guy from another great podcast in the Chicago area, CinemaJaw; also, look out for their next great episode, which they were gracious enough to have us on as guests! (Also, due to some technical difficulties, 47:00 to 48:30 is a little lower-quality than usual, so be patient; the audio quality clears back up quickly.) iTunes|RSS
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May 18, 2012 00:30
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we're tackling the 1987 crime drama The Untouchables, starring Kevin Costner and Robert De Niro as Eliot Ness and Al Capone, men on two sides of the War on Booze in Prohibition-era Chicago. This masterfully directed, thrilling film features an Oscar-winning performance from Sean Connery as the Irish (yet surprisingly Scottish-sounding) Jimmy Malone, exploding kids, a dated and uneven score from Ennio Morricone, and more shotguns than you can wave a parasol at. Nonetheless, we show you how to watch this movie the "Chicago way" - with some booze in your glass! Listen to our review and drinking game, and "never stop drinking till the drink is done!" iTunes|RSS
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May 24, 2012 20:44
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Tired of your boring, dead-end job? Ever feel like you haven’t taken any chances in your life? Does every woman you’re romantically interested in look suspiciously like Meg Ryan? If so, then we’ve got the movie for you – this week on Alcohollywood, we’re covering Joe vs. the Volcano, the 1990 Tom Hanks film written and directed by John Patrick Shanley (Doubt). Combining Expressionist visions of corporate America with Tolstoyian plot developments and the hands-down most racist portrayal of island natives you’ve ever seen, Joe vs. the Volcano is sure to make you think – either in confusion or delight. Check out our drinking game and review here! (NOTE: First 10 minutes or so are in all-right quality, but we move to our fancy mic around the drink ingredients, so remain vigilant!) Along with the ride on our steamer trunks, we’ve got Brockett from the Biggest Fan Podcast, so be sure to check out his vast podcast musings! iTunes|RSS
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Jun 2, 2012 05:09
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These sound awesome, I'll be sure to check them out! Since you love Hammer Horror so much, you might wanna know that our third episode of Alcohollywood was on Dr. Terror's House of Horror (it was our Halloween special).
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Jun 3, 2012 16:27
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE Did you like The Fast and the Furious, but felt that there were too many car chases? Are you a fan of Ryan Gosling, but not when he talks too much? Do you wish that Michael Mann would put just a little more mood and 80s-infused music into his gritty crime thrillers? If the answer to those questions is ‘yes,’ Clint and Jared (and special guest Jeremy) have got quite a film for you this week – 2011′s Drive, starring Ryan Gosling and directed by Danish auteur Nicholas Winding Refn! This film costars Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Ron Perlman, and a bravuro turn against type from Albert Brooks. In Drive, the unnamed main character (played by Gosling) navigates the gritty criminal underworld of Los Angeles with nothing but his wits, a hammer, and what seems to be debilitating autism. Check out our review and drinking game here! Drive is also available on Netflix streaming! iTunes|RSS
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Jun 7, 2012 21:36
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This week on: EPISODE AND DRINKING GAME HERE This week on Alcohollywood, we’re tackling another user request – the infinitely hilarious and genuinely entertaining Evil Dead 2, starring Bruce Campbell and directed by Sam Raimi! The followup/remake/reimagining of their first cult classic, the film sees Ash Williams (Campbell) fighting demons, monsters, ghosts and his own hand in a mixture of great campy effects and kinetic camerawork. Swallow your soul (and your inhibitions) with our custom cocktail and drinking game below! iTunes|RSS
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Jun 14, 2012 18:17
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^^^^ sup fellow movie podcast buddy, I'll have to take a listen! Hey all - I haven't posted in this thread in a few months, because I've been focusing on building a presence in CineD (there's a thread there if you look a couple pages in that I update every week). Here's the latest episode: Hewlett posted:This week on:
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Well done on making it!  I think our podcasts started out around the same time - thanks for the plugs!
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