Beer And A Movie

Frankenhooker steals the show in this week's new Franken-spired episode. Diablo Cody-scripted Lisa Frankenstein just can't beat a good old fashioned supercrack orgy. 

American Fiction is nominated for Best Picture so we put it through the mill with (Best Actor-nominee) Rustin, a Sucker Punch from 3 Nations Brewing and yet another from Ingenious Brewing...that Josh is lucky to get. Tune in for 'The BuzzBallz Experiment' on this week's BaaM After Hours.  http://patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast 

Oscar catch up is in full effect with two films getting a lot of heat, Past Lives and Passages. Guest Pam Brouillard IS BACK offering her unique insight on two very different 'love triangle' films.  Listen to our After Hours bonus episode on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast

After weeks of anticipation, we finally talk Poor Things and experience our biggest disagreement in ages. Ethan Thompson joins Dave and Joe with The Bride of Frankenstein and two great beers from Turning Point Brewing. Listen to After Hours on Patreon: patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast    

Our sermon today is from The Book of Clarence and The Life of Brian. Join Brother Dave and Brother Joe with Guest Brother Riley for a soul-searching look into these two films with the heavenly help of ale from Ingenious Brewing and Tripping Animals Brewing/Parish Brewing.

Our first time with Todd Haynes with his new release May December and look back at his 1998 all-star trip through the birth of glam rock, Velvet Underground. Guest and music nerd Anthony Zoccolillo is the perfect travel buddy. Another last beer from Ingenious Brewing rounds out the fun.

Can two Oscar-bait biopics occupy the same point of space at the same moment in awards season? We dive into history with Bradley Cooper's Maestro and Michael Mann's Ferrari alongside soon-to-be-no-more Ingenious Brewing and a new Texas brewery find, Frankenboltzzzz Brewing.  One of them is a golden stout, so you know there's plenty to talk about. 

Carlos Cooper returns to the wring with tag team partner, Josh De Leon, for a wrestling double header: The Iron Claw and Nacho! Beer by Spindletap Brewing and Martin House Brewing Company.

Come with me and you'll see...a world of pure inebriation! We gorge on Wonka with a 13% chocolate stout and things go gobstoppy including the phrase "I don't like Wes Anderson." What!?! We watch Anderson's 4 Netflix short films and get pretty deep into Anderson's whole thing.  Beers by 903 Brewers and Spoetzl Brewery.

Joe's daughter Savannah, a self-professed 'Miyazakistan,' joins us to review two Japanese-produced films that are sitting at the top of the box office: The Boy and the Heron and Godzilla Minus One. Our annual visit to Bourbon County Brand Stout, some spilled family tea, and our first visit with Miyazaki round out an exciting episode.  Beers by Goose Island and Evil Twin Brewing.

It's just Dave and Joe hanging out at a Saltburn party with Barry Keoghan films playing on a loop. Saltburn, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Farmrood and Xocoveza. It's a rager!

We go to war with Ridley Scott's new epic, Napoleon, and then go back to the future with Scott's classic, Blade Runner. Guest Roland Alaniz joins the fun. Don't miss this more-fun-than-you-can-handle episode. Beers by Burlington Beer Company and Weathered Souls Brewing/Dogfish Head Brewing.

Alexander Payne is back with the hilarious, heartwarming The Holdovers. We pair it with Sideways, his first go-around with Paul Giamatti from 2004, meet new guest Jeremy Alexander, tackle Texas beer legend Shiner Bock and a gaggle of IPAs from New Belgium Brewing.

We tackle two international features this week including this year's Palme d'Or-winning Anatomy of a Fall. Then things get radical with the Mexican feature Radical. Guest Roland Alaniz is back to help us make sense of it with a Run the Jewels beer collab and an 11.2% ABV vanilla barleywine that goes down wonderfully. Hear even more in After Hours, our weekly BONUS EPISODE at patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast.

Bright light city sets our soul afire with a heavy dose of Priscilla, Sofia Coppola, Elvis and Viva Las Vegas. Guest Emily Suggs is back and brings her well-worn copy of Elvis & Me, Joe's first Elvis Movie, and David's excitement over a director's redemption. Beers by Oxbow Brewing and Collective Arts Brewing.

Fincher is back, we're excited, and our Patreon friends pick a Killer pairing for The Killer. Yikes! Meredith returns to discuss the highs and lows of two Killer films with beers from Stesti Brewing and an Equilibrium Brewing/Horus Aged Ales collaboration. The Killer with Stesti's Blueberry Lager Man Bites Dog with Equilibrium Brewing/Horus Brewing Accipiter imperial coconut stout.

A Scorsese drop during All Horror October yields a bonus episode this week because we just couldn't wait! Killers of the Flower Moon with guest Sean McLain. Can this film which such high expectations possibly meet them? We tell you everything!  Beer by Real Ale Brewing Co.

The final All Horror October episode delves into experimental territory with Skinamarink and the mythical cult-favorite, Begotten. Can two delicious beers and guest Sean McLain help us decipher these visual mysteries? Caution: More questions than answers may emerge with these two challenging films. Join us on Patreon for a bonus After Hours episode every week!

One of us calls one of this week's home invasion horror films 'a masterpiece'. All Horror October continues with Hush (2016) and Inside (2007), hand selected by guest and home invasion expert, Josh Deleon. Was Joe right to give so many warnings about the gore-level of Inside? Can David handle a look back at one of his first college craft beers? Does Josh need to pick different movies to watch and recommend?

It's this year's All Horror October batch of the most recent horror new releases with two franchises, Saw X and Exorcist: Believer, along with the PG-13-rated, Hindu lore creature-feature, It Lives Inside. Kailey Diaz joins us and, along with three beers, we balance horror and high-ABV humor well into the 2nd hour of this mega-episode. And most importantly, we really don't see sucked-out-eyeball to eyeball on any of the films. Beers by Drekker Brewing and Martin House Brewing.