See You Next Wednesday

We're back with another episode of See You Next Wednesday. This week, Greg and Dan crawl through the mud, sleep inside a horse's carcass, eat a raw liver, and saddle up with The Revenant. Is this the performance that gives Leonardo DiCaprio his golden statue? We weigh in, before Casey thinks like a man who watched Think Like A Man and goes off on this hateful piece of seemingly innocuous rom-com fluff; what's got Casey so riled up? You'll have to listen in to find out, but it's certainly not the rainbow-tinged tunes of Lil Bub's Science & Magic, our punishment album for the week. But first, we talk about Creed II possibilities, review a bevvy of movies (including Creed, The Seven-Five, Get Crazy, End of Days, The Big Short, Wild, and more) before figuring out what the extra F in Stephen Dorff stands for. All of this, plus our See You Next Wednesday Top 10 films of 2015 at the end of the episode - get listening! And let us know what we missed, or what we got wrong! Show Notes: • Creed II Possibilitie

This week, we're back and it was a winner's choice roll again. Greg saw the new David O. Russel film Joy, starring Jennifer Lawrence over the holidays and will let us all know how much he enjoyed it! Then, Casey saw The Hateful Eight and has a lot to say about the latest from Tarantino. Finally, Dan suffered through the sequel that no one asked for, Jingle All The Way 2 and he'll Jingle All The Way to disappointment as he recalls how bad it was. Last, but not least, we talk about the Lynyrd Skynyrd album Christmas Time Again before rolling all over again. But first, we talk about some comic book news, discuss Star Wars The Force Awakens again, as well as review Point Break 3D, get into some Christmas movies including Die Hard, gather around the water cooler for Netflix's Making a...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, it's the one you've all been waiting for! Our Star Wars: The Force Awakens episode is here. This week, all three of us woke up and went to the theater to watch J.J. Abrams' long-anticipated Star Wars entry together - and we even recorded our immediate thoughts, just seconds after stepping out of the film. Plus, Dan also suffered through the latest Adam Sandler joint Ridiculous 6 and is here to tell you how offensively unfunny it is. Finally, Greg and Casey had to listen to some Vengaboys Christmas remixes. Plus, there's lots of Star Wars talk before, and we watched Making a Murderer, Harmontown, The Wild Pair, Fargo, The Man Who Wasn't There, the 12 Monkeys...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back, and this week it's a Winner's Choice episode, so while Greg is out celebrating the holiday by checking out The Night Before, Casey is getting his spy on with Bridge of Spies. Will we have a new Christmas classic on our hands and a top-notch thriller from a master of cinema? They've got the answers for you on the latest episode of See You Next Wednesday! Then, Dan slaps on a pair of 3D glasses and watches James Franco emote in Every Thing Will Be Fine. Is this a daring experiment in dramatic dimensions, or just a failed attempt to add depth to this flat script? Finally, we continue with our holiday theme by listening...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, on another episode of See You Next Wednesday, we're talking about the hotly anticipated holiday-horror film Krampus - from the director of Trick R Treat. Is this a new holiday classic, or would you rather receive a lump of coal in your stocking this year? Then, Greg circles back on the Shannen Doherty family channel film Christmas Caper! Is there even a caper involved? Find out! And then, we are subjected to the latest album by Canadian pop-star Justin Bieber, Purpose. But before we do all that (including rolling for movies next week!) we're talking about Tarantino's announcement that Kill Bill III is a "possibility," that Ryan Coogler...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back, with the 193rd episode of See You Next Wednesday. This week, Greg and Dan duke it out in the ring as they head to theaters and watch the latest film in the Rocky series Creed. How does this critically acclaimed boxing film perform? We've got all the answers for you this week, before Casey fetches himself the direct-to-DVD Air Bud film Seventh Inning Fetch. Is there something in the rule book about a dog being able to play baseball? Why is there a raccoon trying to steal a batch of puppies? Does anyone even read all of these show notes? Casey will have some answers for you, hopefully! You'll have to listen in to find out....  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's time for Episode 192 of See You Next Wednesday. This week, Greg and Dan volunteered in tribute to check out Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part II this week, and have lived through another round of games and will tell you all about the final chapter in this long-running YA adaptation series. Should you enlist? Or just stay home. We have the answers, right before Casey checks in to admit that he sat through My Dad's A Soccer Mom - a made for TV family comedy that we picked as punishment this week. Then, they all sit down to chat about the album Empires and Dance by oft-overlooked post-punk band Simple Minds.   But first, we circle back on Short Term 12 and touch-base with the behind-the-scenes episode of w/Bob &...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, on Episode of 191 of See You Next Wednesday we're talking about the film Spotlight, which Greg and Casey have investigated and are back to tell us all whether or not this buzzed about film that set TIFF audiences aflutter with hype is as good as they say. Then, Dan loves watching Christmas movies in early- to mid-November about as much as he loves Love The Coopers. How can a movie with this stacked a cast be anything other than a new yuletide hit? Finally, everyone susses through their opinions on Speedy Ortiz's 2015 LP Foil Deer before rolling for movies next week. But before any of that, we're talking about whether or not Val Kilmer should return to Top Gun (and whether or not we even need a new Top Gun,) Netflix's w/Bob and David, Paddington, Me, Earl & The Dying Girl, The Comeback Kid, and much...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's that time of the week again, we're back with more See You Next Wednesday action! This week, Greg and Casey use their super-secret spy skills to sneak into the latest James Bond flick Spectre, directed by Sam Mendes who is returning for a victory lap after his successful previous attempt, Skyfall. Will it live up to the hype? They've got the answer! Then, Dan is off to never-neverland as he flies into the theater to never grow up while watching Pan. What does this movie have to do with both The Ramones and Nirvana? He'll tell you all about it! Then, they'll jump into a discussion of the ninth album from long-running indie-rock outfit Helvetia! But before any of that, we're talking about Bone Tomahawk again, Aziz Ansari's new Netflix comedy Master of None, Short Term 12, The Nightmare, and so much...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with another episode of See You Next Wednesday! This week, Greg and Casey get to pick their films for Winner's Choice in Film Roulette - Greg checked in with Mission Impossible Rogue Nation and weighs in with his thoughts, before Casey squirms his way through some uncomfortably intense genre filmmaking with Bone Tomahawk. Then, Dan heads to the theater to sit through The Last Witch Hunter, but he remembers to stop by the gummy bear tree for some butterfly cupcakes along the way - confused? You'll have to listen in to find out! Finally, they all take a look back on the album Black Sails in the Sunset by AFI. But first, we're talking about Ash vs. The Evil Dead, Difficult People, The Shining, Evil Dead II, Terror in the Aisles, and much, much more! And at the end of the episode, Dan will take us through another episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 in our 9021Oh Yeah...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, on See You Next Wednesday: we've got lots of Halloween-y reviews of horror flicks as well as a look at two movies you can see in-theaters, right now! Greg and Casey got a room and saw Room, the 2015 festival-circuit break-out that saw rave reviews and heaps of praise. The film stars Brie Larson, and comes from the director of Frank - which we reviewed in previous episodes. Will Greg and Casey see eye-to-eye on the film? Listen in, to find out. Then, Dan gets truly, truly outrageous when he checks out Jem and the Holograms, the box-office disaster from Jon M. Chu and Blumhouse productions. Is it truly terrible more like it? Or just wasted potential? Finally, the guys listen to Corey Feldman's album Former Child Actor to see what that's all about. But first, we check in with the Final...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

See You Next Wednesday is back with another jam-packed episode of podcasting action! This week, Dan and Casey get spookified when they dive into an adaption of kiddo-horror with the new film Goosebumps starring Jack Black. Is this film landing in theaters just in time for Halloween, or should you pop in an Amblin classic instead? Find out, and then listen to Greg as he reviews the 2001 film Monkeybone starring Brendan Fraser and an animated monkey - no, not Chris Kattan, but you're not far off! Finally, they check in with a Barbra Streisand album from the 70s, thanks to Greg. Plus, they chat about the latest Star Wars movie, drink some weird BlackFly grape and lime flavoured alcohol (Uh Oh!) and review Come and Get It, You're Next, Creep, HOWL, Night of the Creeps, and so much...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Casey answers the door and invites Eli Roth's Knock Knock in for a visit, Dan wages war on drugs with his take on Sicario and Greg wrestles with his inner demons and a monkey when he checks out Air Bud Presents: Russell Madness. Then we talk about 1989, Ryan Adams' album of Taylor Swift covers.  All this plus talk of roller coasters, Greg's mom's review of Miami Blues, root beer flavoured malt liquor, The Shining, The Beast Within, Straight Outta Compton and bizarre MTV makeover shows in The Itty Bitty Tidbit Committee; Dan brings us another installment of 9021Oh Yeah! Relay and tons more weird crap! Don’t forget about our sponsor, Tweaked Audio! Check them out for all your headphone needs and enter promo code SYNWPC for 33% off plus free...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the whole gang returns for another episode of See You Next Wednesday! Casey and Dan blast-off to check out Ridley Scott's The Martian starring Matt Damon - should it be left alone on the red planet, or brought swiftly back home and into the arms of cinema-goers everywhere? Then, Greg says Fuck you, Mars! and watches Red Planet starring Val Kilmer - is there a robot dog? How about fart-bugs? He'll let you know! Finally, we round up our thoughts on Shifty again, and roll for movies next week. But first, we discuss Chris Miller and Phil Lord's Serial television show, the director of What We Do In The Shadows and the rumor he will be attached a THOR film, how The Flash feature-film will be given to a first-time director, the potential Mad Max: Fury Road sequels, the trailer for...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on a very Dan-less episode of See You Next Wednesday: Greg and Casey watched The Visit, the mockumentary-horror film from director M. Night Shyamalan and produced by Blumhouse. Is this a horror-comedy hit, or is it another insufferable entry into his career? Find out, just before Greg talks about half of the Adam Sandler disaster Jack and Jill! But before all of that, there's talk about the upcoming Maniac Cop remake, how the search is going for the eight The Fast and Furious film's director, news about Prometheus 2, and they talk about watching White God, the original George Romero zombie trilogy, Dario Argento's Tenebre and WILD. Show Notes: Opening & General Movie Discussions: [Intro through...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The whole gang is back for Episode 183 of See You Next Wednesday! This week on the show, Casey and Dan head out to see the fresh-from-TIFF Boston gangster flick Black Mass - starring Johnny Depp as James Joseph "Whitey" Bulger, Jr. Is this tough-as-nails film from director Scott Cooper all that we had hoped, or like his previous picture does it not quite stack up? Then, Greg heads to the world of low-budget science-fiction and listens in on the film Listening - does this high-concept independent production cut the mustard, or is it merely a wannabe? Then, we'll hear what two of us have to say about the passion-slash-vanity project Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz. But before all that fun stuff, we're talking about movies we've seen and upcoming news! We drop in on Narcos, run-down some reviews (Jodorowsky's...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on See You Next Wednesday, Greg and Dan are getting into the Halloween mood with a particularly horror-heavy episode! In Film Roulette, Greg checked out the 2014 horror film Clown - produced by Eli Roth and directed by Jon Watts, of Cop Car most recently. Watts is helming an upcoming Spider-Man film, so how does his earlier work hold up? Then, Dan spends 120 minutes in hell when he seeks out the Christian film 90 Minutes In Heaven in theaters. as punishment.

It's that time of the week again: See You Next Wednesday is back! This episode finds Casey checking in with the documentary I Am Chris Farley - which features interviews with Farley's friends, family and colleagues while chronicling the rise of one of comedy's most definitive voices of the 1990s. Then, Dan shamefully watches Walk of Shame, an against-the-clock all-in-one-night comedy starring Elizabeth Banks and more. Finally, Greg had to suffer through Before We Go, the directorial debut of Chris Evans wherein he stars as a trumpet busker - yeah.

We're back, with an on-location (see: Dan's basement) episode of See You Next Wednesday! Join us, as we chat about the latest trailers for Ash vs. The Evil Dead and Concussion, the upcoming Richard Pryor biopic, get down and dirty with our discussion about The Paperboy, and also mourn the loss of one of Horror's most influential director's, Wes Craven. We also talk about some movies we have been watching, including The Heavenly Kid, SELF/LESS, Chris Rock's Top Five, Watchmen, It's Such a Beautiful Day and more.

It's time for yet another episode of See You Next Wednesday! This week, Greg and Casey get to pick their movies - as it was a Winner's Choice roll - and they picked two intriguing films to check out. First, Greg reports back from his smoke-laden trip through American Ultra starring Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart. The film - an stoner-comedy meets CIA-action yarn - was written by Max Landis who worked on Chronicle previously and has a few other films slated for release soon. Does this genre-blender mix up the goods, or does it just mix up the goods? If you get our drift. Do you? Because I...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.