Miscast Commentary

Joe and Todd are back to talk about the week in pop culture and announce the next week's movie. They discuss the cancer revelations of Jeff Bridges and Rush Limbaugh. They address the recent Marvel Rumours, including Spider-Man, Secret Wars and the Multiverse. They discuss the Borat movie and the leaked image of Rudy Giuliani and Sasha Baron Cohen's speech about the state of social media. Body shaming is discussed with the story about Billie Eilish and Joe talks about the LGBTQ takeover of #ProudBoys. They react to the news that Sonic The Hedgehog unseated Marvel as the top grossing superhero movie despite the movie not being a superhero movie and Marvel not releasing any films in 2020. They discuss Zack Snyder's Justice League and the addition of Jared Leto's Joker. A sequel series to Willow is being released with Jon M. Chu at the helm and they react to the news. Jumping the Shark is explained to the uninitiated. Joe announces the next movie, just in time for Halloween.   Visit Our Website https://www

The guys take on their first Thrillomedy as they take on Arachnophobia. Joe and Todd discuss the 30th anniversary of the film, the Feature Directorial debut of Frank Marshall and Todd recounts his trip down the Amazon rainforest. Joe discusses the troubed resume of the writer and the recognizability of the supporting cast. They discuss Steven Spielberg's sole requirement for executive producing the film. Todd reveals the inspiration behind his idea to do this movie and tells a horrible story about spiders at his job on a boat. The guys share their worries about deadly animals being mailed to their home and they talk about their wishes for their deaths and burials. Joe reveals the name of the main spider and the inspiration behind the name as well as the celebrity responsible for building the animatronic version. They talk about the "Spider Olympics" that were held to cast the right species of spider for the movie. They explore their own phobias and Joe mistakes an actor for Meat Loaf. Todd shares a story abou

Joe and Todd come back together for another Coming Attractions Episode to talk about the week in pop culture and in life. Joe talks about taking his Mother to the hospital and taking his kids to the movies. They briefly comment on Trump having Covid-19 and Joe reads their first negative comment on YouTube. Todd says good bye to a pet and the guys discuss the passing of Eddie Van Halen and the pushing back of nearly every major film scheduled to be released. Joe announces the relaunch of Binge Watchers on the Wall and a move to a new podcast host. They announce next week's movie, a "Thrillomedy" about a major fear. Visit Our Website https://www.miscastcommentary.com Find us on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/miscastcommentary Follow Us on Twitter https://twitter.com/miscastpodcast https://twitter.com/jkfindlay https://twitter.com/MiscastTodd Follow us on Instagram @miscastcommentary @jkfindlay Follow Us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/miscastcommentary/ Check out our latest designs on TeePublic  https://www

Joe and Todd take a trip into the deepest, darkest parts of their childhood as they watch Garbage Pail Kids: The Movie. They talk about Todd's current connection to the Garbage Pail Kids, Mackenzie Astin's famous family and the director's pedigree. Joe talks about the music career of Anthony Newley (Captain Mancini) and how getting this movie was kept secret from Mackenzie Astin's parents. They attempt to clean up the plot of the movie to make it a bit better and they discuss how people in 80's movies were fine with murdering children. Joe reveals the resumes of the people who played the Garbage Pail Kids and their connections to previously covered Miscast Commentary Movies. They discuss some of the formulas in 80's film including the young man/old man relationship and young man meets monster. Production issues are discussed including a lack of air conditioning that caused the actors in costume to overheat. They question the production designer's motivation with some lazy sets and try to pitch new Garbage Pai

They discuss the purchase of Bethesda by Microsoft. They find a way to compare John Mayer and Pete Davidson. They cover Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck's return to the DCEU. Joe has a preliminary review of the Audiobook for A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and then compare books to the movie Adaptations, specifically looking at Ready Player One. They announce next week's movie and their instant regret for picking it (which I promise makes it a better episode). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

The guys start off Season 5 on an adventure with the classic film, The Goonies! Todd explains where his idea for this movie came from, Joe talks about the time that he encountered Robert Davi and they reveal which horror actress almost played Andy. They discuss Corey Feldman and his issues with not being Jason after his stint in the Friday the 13th Series. Joe discusses the connections between the cast and crew on other films and tries to locate Astoria on the map. Joe makes an observation about Mikey's parents getting a maid and they address Corey Feldman's abuse allegations. They pitch their idea for the sequel where an adult group of Goonies is faced with a new adventure and Joe points out a Gremlins reference. They discuss Cyndi Lauper's Soundtrack song. They discuss the chemistry of the Fratelli Family and the guys make connections between this movie and Stephen King's IT. Joe reveals the genesis of the Two Coreys. Joe reveals what famous show was shot on the same stage as this movie and then Joe goes on

A technical issue caused Joe to have to re-record an episode, but catches you up on what they discussed, including the success of Tenet and questioning if it will be enough, the recent group of Celebrities who were diagnosed with Covid-19 and the plans for the next Black Panther movie. Joe reminisces about not knowing everything about a movie prior to its release and how it likely helped stave off toxic reactions that we see today online. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe brings you his picks for the best moments of season 4, from the funny, to the sexy to the just plain bad. Listen as he celebrates a year of the guys doing what they love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe starts off the show with a brief comment about the passing of Chadwick Boseman before beginning the episode that was recorded on Thursday. The guys come back for a bonus episode in what is technically their off season because, quite frankly, they missed each other. Joe calls out Todd having some drinks before recording and they react to the trailer for The Batman . They watch the Suicide Squad teaser and relive the Christian Bale tantrum on the Terminator set. They discuss their new presence on Twitch. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe is back with another year's worth of outtakes. Listen to over 50 minutes of unheard footage from the year taken from Coming Attractions Episodes and content that was recorded before we started movies. As a bonus, for the first time, hear Todd and Joe's failed Zoom adventure! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe talks about the end of the season, a dismal streaming debut and teases the upcoming Outtakes episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe and Todd are joined once more by Connor Ratliff and Patrick Cotnoir of the George Lucas Talk Show and they discuss Patrick's commection to the Muppets, the secrets behind the opening number and Muppet Legs. Joe, Todd, Connor and Patrick name their favourite characters and discuss how an actor can be a lot broader in their acting choices with a Muppet but sometimes choose not to. Patrick and Connor discuss the finale and some interesting details behind what was necessary to accomplish that scene. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe is joined by two thirds of the amazing "George Lucas Talk Show," Connor Ratliff and Patrick Cotnoir. They discuss their relationship, working on The Chris Gethard Show and developing The George Lucas Talk Show from the stage to a streaming platform.  Connor talks about his podcast, Dead Eyes and the story behind it. Patrick discusses his work with Marvel and the types of content that he works on for them. Next week's movie is The Muppet Movie and Patrick explains why it was his suggestion for us. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

The guys welcome back Michelle Shaughnessy (via unheard clips from last week's interview) as they take on an all time underdog classic, Rocky. They discuss the awards pedigree of the movie, the director as the champion of underdogs and how Sly's pets factor into the movie. They also discuss Rocky as a Mob enforcer, how an illness informed a performance and Joe calls out how the premise of this film is flawed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe goes one on one with comedian/writer/actress Michelle Shaughnessy this week as they discuss Covid, being creative during a pandemic and her time quarantined with her spouse. They discuss her strong twitter game during the past few months and announce the movie that Michelle has suggested for the next commentary. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe and Todd take on Tim Burton's Batman. Todd discusses seeing this movie at the Drive in. They discuss the multiple actors nearly cast in the movie, what the cast is up to today and how this movie almost introduced Robin. Jack Nicholson's big pay day and Billy Dee Williams' big let down are discussed. Joe reveals some reused props and they share Tim Burton's early stance on the movie and how it fared in the worldwide box office. They talk about the Soundtrack by Prince and other Batman Soundtracks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe takes to Zoom to find some new friends and finds an old one first. He announces the next movie and reviews Hamilton. He discusses not getting to see original Broadways casts not being near Broadway.. Joe talks about a strange quirk he has when watching new content online and addresses the Fantastic Beasts franchise as the most problematic franchise going. He addresses a question from Zoom about doing a watch party and is joined by some Argentinian listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

In light of the holiday, the guys do a commentary for Independence Day. They discuss why the military backed out of consulting on the film, the storied career of destroying things for the team of Devlin/Emmerich and why Robert Loggia refused to leave his trailer. Joe and Todd tell some personal stories related to the film , the distinction this movie earned at Awards Season and reveal the alternate ending to the movie. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Those who listened to episode 106.5 know that we had an issue with our episode and thought it to be lost. It was fixed an everything ended happily, but not before Joe recorded a new episode lamenting what could have been. This is that episode. For the first and hopefully only time, you will hear the alternate version to the episode that was released. Joe also has a brief message for the Black, LGBTQ and female communities who have been getting the short end of the stick for far too long. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message

Joe experiences the chaos of giving Twitter the link to an open zoom meeting, but meets a listener in the chaos and interviews her. He also announces next week's movie, very much in the spirit of the summer holidays. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/miscastcommentary/message