See You Next Wednesday

Casey experiences the sobering wake up call of 13th, Greg shines a harsh light on Lights Out while Dan thinks Think Big sucks big time. Then we check out the self titled album by new ban Peaer. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, The Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Casey investigates The Wailing while Dan moves into Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children. Then they get squozen by Squeeze's Singles: 45 and Under. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee (New News!), Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Casey finds out how magnificent Magnificent 7 is while Dan finds out how dead Dead 7 is. The answer is not very and very, respectively. Then they discuss Send More Paramedics' 2002 effort, A Feast for the Fallen. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Casey and Greg get an unnecessary and shaky visit from Blair Witch while Dan delivers his report on Bridget Jones' Baby. Then we get simonized with Paul Simon's latest, Stranger to Stranger. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Dan and Casey go it alone for the opening of the show as they discuss the latest in movie news and what they've been watching this week. Then, Greg arrives and they dive into the shark-thriller The Shallows to find out just how deep the water is before Dan turns back time and visits some extraordinary gentlemen with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen! Finally, they all get ready to mope-rock through the debut album of Death Cab for Cutie. All of this, plus another rousing visit to the O.C. as Greg takes us through yet another episode and relays the information back to us with hilarious results. Get listenin'! Show Notes: The Toxic Avenger Will Be Remade - 3:24 Stan Lee Gets An Adventurous Adapataion Of His Life Story - 8:40 The Greasy Strangler's NSFW Insanity - 10:34 Dan Continues Into Season 2 Of American Crime - 13:10 Casey Watched The Tick - 18:14 Benicio Del Toro Rumored To Join Cast of The Predator - 19:56 Casey Rewatched Civil War & Checked Out X-Men Apocalypse - 21:12 Dan Discovere

This week both Greg and Casey coincidentally summon The Neon Demon while Dan becomes Internet Famous. Then they check out De La Soul's excellent new album 'and the Anonymous Nobody'. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg and Dan hold their breath when they check out Don't Breathe while Casey stays home and takes a boring, confusing call on his Cell. Then they check out an obscure release from Mock Orange entitled Put The Kid On The Sleepy Horse. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Casey gets his lights punched out (by the boredom monster) when he checks out Lights Out, Greg commits (to seeing) Suicide (Squad) and Dan finds Jesus in the remake of Ben-Hur (her?) Then we check out the album 'Repercussion' by The dB's. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner and more! Bitch!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg and Casey get invited to the Sausage Party while Dan dies of boredom with Punk's Dead: SLC Punk 2. Then they get all Canadian with their discussion of Canadian sons The Tragically Hip's 2004 effort In Between Evolution. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, The Orange You Glad I Didn't Say The OC Corner and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the show this week, we've heard of squad goals, but this is ridiculous! Casey and Dan saw the latest superhero swing-and-a-miss with Suicide Squad, while Greg stayed at home with his catnip and narrowly avoided losing one of his Nine Lives with the Asylum masterpiece (of crap!) Sinister Squad. But don't worry, he'll see Nine Lives eventually and report back. Plus, we puth on the new album by Charlie Puth as punishment, and roll for movies next week. All of this, plus movie reviews, news discussions, and a barrel* of laughs! Listen up - hey, why not? *Laughs may not fill regulation sized barrel, some assembly required or BYOB (bring your own barrel) it's late and I'm tired and also sorry and do you guys read all the way through these things? I guess we'll find out! [acast src="http://acast.com/seeyounextwednesday/episode228-jasonbourne-nerve/media.mp3" width="400" height="250"] Show Notes: • ARRIVAL Teaser Trailer (2:08) • Jeff Nicols' LOVING Trailer (4:40) • Miles Teller Would Do Fantastic Four...

This week, we're bourne again (sorry) as we run streets and hop on motorcycles as we dive into the latest installment in the long-running series of Jason Bourne movies. This one is just called Jason Bourne, y'know, like Rocky Balboa or Rambo. Is this the definitive entry, or have they gone back to the well one time too many? After we wrap up that discussion, Greg works up the nerve (so sorry) to log on to the deep, dark web and climbs up on some buildings to check out NERVE, the new film from the directors of Cat Fish. Then, we talk about some High Flying Birds and reveal a new punishment album, plus roll for a new movie. Before that, we dive into some listener mail, discuss the new M. Night Shyamalan trailer, take off with the new The Rocketeer news, and continue our discussion about Stranger Things, Casey revisits Lucky Louis, plus we review Wiener-Dog, The Lobster, Blood Rage, and so much more! Show Notes: • Listen Feedback & Mail (1:32) • M. Night Shyamalan's SPLIT Trailer (7:00) • Office Christmas

Greg and Dan go beyond with Star Trek Beyond while Casey faces the Final Frontier (which is apparently boring as hell) when he checks out Star Trek V: The Final Frontier. Then they discuss Peter Gallagher's ill advised easy listening album, 7 Days in Memphis. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner. Check it out!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, it's finally time to see the new Ghostbusters film from Paul Feig - it has been a long road, full of some truly awful glimpses into fandom, but it's here and Greg and Casey have returned from the theater to weigh in with their thoughts on this reboot of a comedy classic. Then, Dan finds out if huntin' makes you feel as good as bustin' when he checks out Ghosthunters from The Asylum pictures. Finally, they all talk about some KMFDM and figure out the difference between an unce-unce and a doosh-doosh. But first, we dive deep into movie news including new Rogue One footage, the latest buzz-worthy television show from Netflix with Strange Things, and movie reviews of The Driver, Rich Kids, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Central Intelligence, a review of Episode #7 of The O.C. in our final segment, and so much more! Show Notes: • Rogue One Sizzle Reel & More - 3:04 • Netflix's Stranger Things Review - 11:12 • Greg Watched Central Intelligence - 22:32 • Casey Saw Beasts of the Southern Wild - 31:28 •

This week Dan takes a stroll down Sing Street, Greg gets along with The Nice Guys and Casey puts his money down on Monkey Up. Then they talk about EMF's entirely believable album, Schubert Dip. All this plus The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee, Orange You Glad It's The OC Corner (Bitch) and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan proves he has the Hart and the Johnson to go see Central Intelligence while Greg investigates the goings on in Zootopia. Then Casey gets lost in the boring Tarzan and the Lost City. Then we check out Jesus Jones' Doubt and we Doubt we'll ever listen to it again. All this plus Orange You Glad It's The O.C Corner, The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, on See You Next Wednesday, it's an independent battle as Independence Day: Resurgence dukes it out for intergalactic honor with the Asylum borne mockbuster Independents' Day. Which movie will come out on top? You'll have to listen in to find out! Plus, two of us are forced to listen to Limp Bizkit and have lived to tell the tale! Afterwards, we talk about Episode 4 of The O.C. in our television relay segment. Before any of that though, we're talking about the latest movie news, movies we've watched this week and so much more! Show Notes: • Reader Feedback & Emails (1:39) • Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Trailer (8:00) • Luke Scott's Morgan & Ouija II Trailers (10:32) • Justin Lin to Direct Live Action Akira Adaptation (12:32) • John Boyega Teases New Project With Attack The Block Director Joe Cornish (16:08) • Twilight Supporting Actor Met With McG About Masters of the Universe (16:56) • Casey Reviews Time Traveling Bong (20:16) • Dan Watched OJ: Made In America (22:00) • Greg Watched Half o

On a brand-new episode of See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about two Winner's Choice picks and a magical loser film. That's right, first Casey reports back from the spooky sequel (I call those spookquels!) The Conjuring 2 and tells us if the latest from James Wan stands up to the original, before Greg lets us know how many High Fives out of a Zillion he would give to the action extravaganza that is London Has Fallen. Finally, Dan also saw a sequel when he saw himself watching him now see the new film in theaters now Now You See Me 2 - sound complicated? It isn't, because it sucks! Then they all have a theory about how bad Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park is. But before any of that, we read and respond to listener emails and reviews, speak about some of our favourite Anton Yelchin performances in the wake of the tragic news of his passing, discuss the Westworld trailer, and review a gaggle of movies and TV shows that we've been watching this week. Then, Orange You Glad that we're running through the...

This week on See You Next Wednesday, we've got a triple-header of movie-review action for you when Casey runs into the shadows to find Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows before Dan dings the elevator to take a trip up Ben Wheatley's High-Rise. Finally, Greg logs into the World of Warcraft when he is forced to watch Duncan Jones' film based on the original Warcraft games. Then, they get into a discussion about what makes pop-punk so annoying to some when they review an album by Good Charlotte. But first, there's plenty of talk about movies and television with discussions covering Netflix's Stranger Things, Broad City, Mistress America, Darkman, The Final Girls, Neighbors, Neighbors 2, and so much more! Show Notes: • Netflix's Stranger Things Trailer (9:37) • Jeff Goldbloom in Thor: Ragnarok (11:37) • Casey Started Watching Broad City (12:16) • Dan Watched Mistress America (14:48) • Greg Got Cannibalistic With Eli Roth's Green Inferno (18:48) • Dan Revisits Suspiria (25:52) • Casey Reviews... &#

This week on See You Next Wednesday, Greg never stops never stopping when he heads out to the theaters to see Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping. Then, Casey weighs in on Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising before Dan asks Aaron Carter to never start starting filming of his 2005 bottom-of-the-barrel film Popstar. It's a battle of the popstars this week! All of this, plus we talk about movie news and trailers, as well as get into a new segment at the end of the show where we reveal what television show we'll be playing relay with! You don't want to miss this! Show Notes: Monster Trucks Trailer (2:00) Star Wars: Rogue One Re-Shoots & Rumors (5:4) Greg Watches The Rest of JAWS III (11:52) John Boyega In Pacific Rim II (13:44) Weirdly Enough, Casey Just Watched Transformers III: Age of Extinction Last Night (Again!) (17:48) Brie Larson In Talks To Join Captain Marvel (19:48) Dan Watched Stone Cold Starring The Bos (22:24) Casey Watched Stand Up Specials & The Berkley Marathons (31:46) Greg Rewatched SPEED... &

This week on the podcast, we're taking a look at the latest film in the long-running X-Men franchise, with Brian Singer returning to helm Apocalypse after the success of Days of Future Past. Is this another home run, or has Singer returned to the well one too many times. Then, Casey looks through... the looking glass... at Alice Through The Looking Glass - has the refreshed director's chair mean this sequel to an oft-maligned film has a leg up? He's got the answers, before we dive back into the output of major asshole Gene Simmons with his self-titled Kiss / Solo album. All of this, plus movie news, reviews of Bloodline Season 2, the Preacher pilot, and so much more! Show Notes: • ABC's New Shows Are Insane! (2:08) • New Comedy Based On 80s Show G.L.O.W. (10:40) • Bloodline Season 2: How Is It? (12:08) • Greg Watched The Preacher Season Premier (18:48) • The Rock Confirmed as Doc Savage (26:16) • Casey Visits Lily Tomlin's Film Grandma (28:08) • Dan Revisits Philomena (32:32) • Greg Continues His...