See You Next Wednesday

We're staying nice while getting angry this week, because Casey and Dan went and saw the new Shane Black action-comedy The Nice Guys while Greg catapulted his way into The Angry Birds Movie. Is the former a rollicking good time or a familiar retread? And is the latter going to make Greg red in the face, or tickled blue with laughter? We're going to find out, on our latest episode! Plus, we're diving into the latest news, including: John Carpenter announcing his involvement with a Halloween remake, the continued possibility of a Big Trouble in Little China remake, the state of horror and biopics in the year 2016, and more. All of this, with bonus reviews of Zootopia, Wizard Mode, Jaws II, Vertigo, The Blob '88, and so much more! Show Notes: • Dan Gives Greg & Casey... Candy! (1:57) • John Carpenter Executive Producing a New Hollywood Film with Blumhouse (7:29) • The Rock Still Promising Big Trouble in Little China Remake (11:01) • The State of Horror in 2016 (13:04) • John Belushi Documentary in the work

This week on See You Next Wednesday, we strap on our guitars and head into the seedy underbelly of punk rock culture when we check out Green Room. Is this neo-nazi thriller-horror a success, or does it falter like an improperly palm-muted power-chord? Then, Dan had to stay home and have a night of the living Fred while he watches Fred II: Night of the Living Fred. Finally, things get a little Extreme when we listen to the punishment album III Sides to Every Story by, you guessed it, Extreme. But first, we get into tons of Shane Black talk with the trailer for the new Lethal Weapon television series, and the news that The Rock may star in one of his films in 2017, plus we discuss the trailer for Prison Break season five, review Infinitely Polar Bear, Hush, Fresh off the Boat, Zootopia, Shaun the Sheep, Captain America: Civil War, and so much more! Finally, apologies for some audio issues this episode - a faulty cord cause some minor disturbances. Show Notes: • Greg Is Excited About Prison Break Season 5...

This week on See You Next Wednesday, it's time to go to war with Marvel's latest superhero blockbuster: Captain America: Civil War. Have we reached peak-superhero with this epic battle-royale, or is it merely another in a long line of assembly-line films? Casey and Dan have the answers for you, and then Greg an answer to the question: Hey, remember that time Michael Bay made Pearl Harbor? He sits through over three hours or bland, tasteless filmmaking to remind you before we get into our album for the week (by The Boogiemonsters) and then we talk Straight Flush in Fuller House, y'all! But first, we're talking about the trailer for Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, getting into discussions about the Men In Black / 21 Jump Street crossover and director decision, an upcoming Philip K Dick anthology television series, we review 10 Cloverfield Lane, American Movie and so much more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on a brand-new episode of the show, Greg saw the Key & Peele feature-film Keanu, while Dan had an unfortunate time with the new Garry Marshall film Mother's Day. Casey stayed at home this week, and checked out Special Correspondents on Netflix. Plus, we talk about the new album by Toronto noise-rockers Greys ("Outer Heaven"). But first, we dive straight into tons of superhero talk with discussions about Doctor Strange, Judge Dredd on Netflix, and also get into the potential upcoming Puppet Master movie before reviewing what we've been watching this week (Real Men, The Witch, Team Foxcatcher, Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead) and so much more! Finally, we watched another episode of Fuller House, because we STILL hate ourselves. Show Notes: • Puppet Master, From The Creators of Bone Tomahawk (2:15) • DREDD Series on Netflix Thanks To Karl Urban? (8:55) • Joseph Gordon Levitt as Snowden in Trailer For... Snowden (12:05) • James Wan Leaving Aquaman?! No! But Maybe? (15:22) • Then, lots of Superhero..

This week on the show, it was winner's choice for Greg and Dan and in a shocking turn of events they ended up picking the exact same movie! That's right, they watched the Drafthouse approved horror-thriller The Invitation which has been getting tons of buzz lately - they weigh in on their thoughts, while Casey hunts his way to the theater to sit through The Huntsman: Winter's War. Then, they all listen to XTC's album Mummer before rolling for movies next week. But first, there's plenty of trailer talk (The Magnificent Seven, The Founder) and movie news discussion plus reviews (The Equalizer, The Rock in a Jumanji remake, Jurassic World II's director and more.) Finally, we watched another episode of Fuller House, because we hate ourselves or something. Show Notes: • Remembering Prince (3:00) • The Magnificent Seven Trailer Review (11:44) • The Founder Trailer Review (13:12) • Independence Day: Resurgence Trailer #2 (16:00) • The Rock Will Star In A Remake of JUMANJI (18:56) • The Impossible Director Set...

This week on the show, in a surprise mix-up, Casey and Greg get to both see Jon Favreau's new take on a Disney classic with The Jungle Book. Then, Dan stays at home with all of his moving boxes and watches the Fred Olen Ray joint Mom's Outta Sight! Plus, we talk about some David Lee Roth tunes and roll for movies next week. But first, we talk about new trailers (Neon Demon), the Dark Tower adaptation, Murder Party, The Chase, The Last Man on Earth, and so much more! Show Notes: • Michael Keaton as Vulture in Spider-Man Homecoming? (3:15) • Jackie Earle Haley joins The Dark Tower Adaptation (6:57) • Jason Statham set to punch sharks in the head in Meg (8:50) • Neon Demon trailer release (14:35) • Casey went to a Murder Party (19:03) • Dan watched The Chase (23:30) • Greg spends time with The Last Man on Earth (26:15) • Casey falls asleep to Altered States, Les Miserables, and more (32:50) • Greg watched All Is Lost (36:57) • Nightmare on Elm Street III: Dream Warriors discussion (44:00) • Film Roulette... &#

This week on the show, we're getting into some college and high school comedies with both Everybody Wants Some!! and American Pie Presents: The Book of Love. Will the former - which Dan and Casey saw - be another in Richard Linklater's line of hits, or a disappointing return to a dried up well? And will the later be another offensive, misogynistic entry into the bafflingly long-running series? We've got your answers, and we've also got the review of a new album from the Pet Shop Boys! Plus, we've got talk about The Blob (1988), Cherry Falls, Iggy Pop Live, Rogue One and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trailers, and so much more! Get listening, why don't ya? Show Notes: • Rogue One Trailer (3:20) • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Trailer (12:55) • Iggy Pop & Josh Homme Live at The Sony Center Review (17:07) • The Blob '88 and From Beyond Reviews (12:35) • Cherry Falls Review (33:00) • The Long Good Friday Review (37:03) • The Hidden Review (40:25) • Videodrome Review (42:38) • Film Roulette Begins (47:54) •...

This week on See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about Midnight Special - the new film from Jeff Nichols, starring Michael Shannon and Kirsten Dunst. Then, we're talking about, sigh, bloodfarts when Casey sits through the no-budget horror-comedy Terror at Blood Fart Lake - is it a sub-Troma mess or is there a glimmer of brilliance in them-there blood? Finally, we dive into A Certain Ratio's album Sextet. But first, we talk about After Earth, Lifetime's UnREAL, Big Trouble in Little China, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Ranch, Fuller House, and so much more! Get listenin'! Show Notes: Coming Soon! Promise!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we're getting into the new superhero blockbuster from Zack Snyder: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Is it a drab, dusty piece of gloomy filmmaking or are the critics just out to get this piece of popular fluff? Greg and Casey find out, before Dan cues up the television adaptation of It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman! Yes, the 70s broadway musical made its way to the small-screen, and it might just be worth your time. Then, we talk about an album by Steve Winwood... and we discover a higher love. But first, we talk about Phife Dawg and Garry Shandling, review The First Power, Schitt's Creek, Finder's Keepers, The Devil at your Heels, and much more! Show Notes: • iTunes Reviews & Thanks (2:07) • Remembering Phife Dawg & Garry Shandling (3:50) • Dan Reviews The Devil at Your Heels (16:43) • Everyone Reviews Finders Keepers (20:30) • Greg & Dan kick The First Power in the nuts (24:35) • Casey Reviews Jesus Christ Superstar (33:00) • Greg and Athena watched The Last Airbender

This week, on See You Next Wednesday, we're diving into the latest film from Terrence Malick, Knight of Cups. Is his new movie just another step towards self-parody, or is it a stunning meditative tone-poem? We're debating through this new movie this week, before Greg takes a trip to the gym for the crude gymnastics comedy The Bronze. Finally, we take a look back on the debut album from The Pretenders before rolling for movies next week. But first, we talk about Heaven Knows What, To Hell & Back, No You Shut Up!, Daredevil Season 2, and so much more! Finally, we get a little tipsy and rant about how bad Fuller House really is. Show Notes: • Dead 7 Trailer feat. Backstreet Boys and More (4:37) • Meg Adaptation Gets a New Director & The Shallows Trailer (10:40) • Pee-Wee's Big Holiday Trailer (15:49) • Daredevil Season 2, Episode 1 (25:49) • Heaven Knows What Review (36:32) • Finders Keepers Review (40:20) • No You Shut Up! Review (43:36) • To Hell & Back Review (47:04) • Film Roulette Begins (51:

On Episode #208 of See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about the highly anticipated film 10 Cloverfield Lane - is it a straight-up sequel, a "blood relative," or a stand-alone film worthy of it's own silo'd discussion? Casey and Dan are back from the theaters to tell you all about it, this week! Plus, Greg had to sit through the spin-off sequel S. Darko. Didn't you want a low-budget, tangentially related and thematically confused sequel to the cult-hit Donnie Darko? Here you go! Finally, we dive into The End of the Innocence by Don Henley as punishment at the hands of Greg. All of this, plus we talk about a ton of movie news - including trailers for Civil War, Sausage Party, Popstar and others - as well as casting, discussions about Foxes, American Crime Story, Netflix's The Characters and much more! Show Notes: Coming Very Soon! I swear!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan and Casey fall for London Has Fallen while Greg plots a Collision Course. Then we see everything that can go wrong with a Simple Plan and their album Take One For The Team. All this and more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on See You Next Wednesday, Casey and Greg call in a Triple 9 and go check out the star-studded crime-drama from director John Hillcoat while Dan tries to escape the Gods of Egypt from probably-self-proclaimed-visionary-director Alex Proyas. Is the former an over-stuffed and over-ambitious mess? Is the latter the best video game movie not to be based on a video game? You'll find out on the show, and the answers just might surprise you! Finally, we check out Don't Stop or We'll Die's first full-length effort, Gorgeous. But first, we talk about the Oscars, review a handful of movies, chat about the upcoming Wolverine comic-book adaptation, and so much more! Show Notes: • Letters from Listeners (1:40) • Wolverine & Old Man Logan Adaptation (5:49) • Making a Murderer Season 2 (11:15) • Dan Watched The Thin Blue Line (13:55) • Casey Watches BBC's River (16:30) • Greg Reviews He Never Died (19:20) • The Academy Awards 2016 (25:12) • Casey Reviews Brooklyn (38:00) • Casey Finally Saw The Iron Giant... &

This week, on an extra spooky episode of See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about two witch films. Firstly, Greg and Dan head deep into the woods in search of the latest art-house horror film The Witch. Is it all that it has been hyped to be? Then, Casey similarly dives into the 2015 family-affair low-budget British film The Coven. Is it one of the worst movies of last year? He's got your answer. Plus, we review the David Duchovny album Hell or High Water in honor of the recent return of The X-Files. But before any of that, we've got tons to talk about, including movie news, some trailer-talk, and reviews of what we've been watching this week - including: The Village, The Purge & Purge: Anarchy, Poltergeist Remake, and so much more! Thanks for listening! Show Notes: • John Wick 2 and Blade Runner 2 (2:50) • The Predator: Shane Black & Fred Dekker (4:55) • Hunt for the Wilderpeople Trailer (9:34) • Stephen King's It News: "It's" Still Happening! (11:46) • Stephen King's 11.22.62 (17:08) • Casey..

On a brand-new episode of See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about the hotly anticipated meta-superhero film Deadpool. Will Casey and Greg fall for the juvenile jokester that is Ryan Reynolds in the titular role, or will they be turned off by a potentially barrel-scraping premise? Find out, this week! Then, gasp in horror as Dan sits through the most disgusting family movie The Adventures of Food Boy! Those with an aversion to mustard need not apply. Finally, the losers have to endure and discuss Nick Lachey's album for Fischer Price, A Father's Lullaby. But first, we've got plenty of movies to catch up with and trailer-teasers to discuss - including Ghostbusters, Star Wars, Stay Tuned, Sex & The City 2, Signs, Carnage, Narrow Margin, Dead-Bang and so much more! Show Notes: • Star Wars 8 & Ghostbusters Teaser Trailers (1:58) • Greg & Athena Watched Signs (5:16) • Casey Watched Tons o' Comedy Specials! (11:25) • Dan Double Featured Hyams' Narrow Margin & Stay Tuned (19:16) • Greg Reviews

This week, on the #203rd episode of See You Next Wednesday, we're diving into the latest film from the Coen Brothers with Hail, Caesar! Casey & Greg got to check this star-studded and highly anticipated comedy out, while Dan languished in the theater watching yet another in a long line of Nicholas Sparks adaptations - this time, The Choice. And then, we differentiate our beets from beats, and listen to Casey Veggies' album before revealing this week's punishment record from Dan. But before any of that, we're talking about the Super Bowl trailers, reviewing a bevvy of movies (The Heartbreak Kid, Trumbo, Unbreakable, The End of the Tour, Tangerine, Pound of Flesh) and so much more! Show Notes: • Super Bowl Trailers & More (2:07) • Jackie Earl Haley Cast as Preacher Villain (15:18) • Greg Rewatches Unbreakable (20:31) • Dan Watches The Fury & Snake Eyes (28:18) • Casey Reviews Trumbo (34:26) • Greg Watches The End Of The Tour (38:01) • Dan Raves About The Heartbreak Kid (43:16) • Casey Watched Tan

This week on the show, we live-streamed a Q&A answer period - but first, we've got everything you know and love in Episode #202. Greg and Dan rolled Winner's Choice last week, so they got to see whatever they wanted; the former circled back on a Casey pick and watched the underrated Sisters before letting us know how funny it was, while Dan had a horror itch to scratch, and unfortunately picked The Boy as his film this week. We've got reviews of those, plus Casey went and saw Fifty Shades of Black in theaters! Then, we all settle down to separate the artist from the riffs when we try and enjoy the latest offering from Megadeth. But first, we're diving into the Cabin Fever remake, news of a Stretch Armstrong Netflix series, the trailer for Nine Lives, and we watched Dope, The Edge, Zodiac, Fallen Angel, Mad Men, The X-Files, and so much more! Show Notes: • Cabin Fever Remake Trailer (1:35) • Mama Sequel From Directors of Starry Eyes (4:37) • Nine Lives Trailer (6:04) • Stretch Armstrong Series From...

We're back again this week, on another episode of See You Next Wednesday! Greg and Dan have Winner's Choice in Film Roulette for Episode #201, and they got to pick whatever movies they wanted to see this week. Greg decided to get sad and watch Anomalisa, while Dan climbed to the top of Everest and has returned to report back on his findings. Meanwhile, Casey has sat through all five waves of The 5th Wave - the latest YA adaptation to land in theaters - and he's got a lot of grumbling to do about it. Finally, we hop in a time machine and head back to 1993 to talk about the Girls Against Boys album Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby. Before all of this, we've got a ton to talk about, including a bevvy of sitcom chat with our thoughts on Cheers and Roseanne, we dive into the news of an upcoming Sam Raimi project, watch the trailer for Key & Peele's Keanu, talk a bout Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers, and so much more! Show Notes: • Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers (1:58) • Sam Raimi To Direct A Prophet Remake (6:06) • Key &

We're back, with our 200th episode of See You Next Wednesday! This week, Casey and Greg rolled Winner's Choice and got to choose what flicks they watched. The former got in touch with his inner sibling, while laughing through the Amy Poehler and Tina Fey comedy Sisters, while the latter got angry watching The Hateful Eight from Tarantino. Meanwhile, Dan was in his own personal hell when he sat down to watch the Katherine Heigl dark comedy Home Sweet Hell. Finally, they all listened to some Dan Deacon thanks to an intrepid listener, and they happily report back on their experience. But first, there's plenty of pop-culture news and discussion, including: 10 Cloverfield Lane, Netflix's LOVE, Alan Rickman, Ghetto Blaster (1989), Me Earl and the Dying Girl, Pee Wee Herman's Big Holiday, and much more! Show Notes: • Pee Wee Herman's Big Holiday (2:37) • Netflix's LOVE Trailer (4:36) • 10 Cloverfield Lane Teaser Trailer (5:21) • Alan Rickman's Passing & Harry Potter Films (8:37) • Jamie Fox is a Hero?... &#

This week Dan gets a headache from Concussion while Greg gets hit by Sicario. Meanwhile Casey has a big day in watching Baby's Day Out. Then they discuss Andrew WK's debut, I Get Wet. All this plus talk of David Bowie, The Revenant, Trainwreck, Ticket To Heaven, The Golden Globes and more in the Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee. Show Notes: Angus Scrimm and David Bowie (7:44) The Golden Globes (17:24) Mad Men (26:36) Ticket To Heaven (30:16) Trainwreck (34:12) Hanna (40:32) The Revenant (43:52) The Wolfpack (49:36) The Diary of a Teenage Girl & Steve Jobs (50:40) FILM ROULETTE (56:16) Concussion (57:20) Sicario (1:03:44) Baby's Day Out (1:08:24) Punishment Album: Andrew WK's I Get Wet (1:19:44) Rolling for next week (1:29:07) End of Show (1:32:33)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.