101 – The NFL goes West | RSS.com In a very delayed Super Bowl special the guys check out the debut western outings of two actors first known for playing American football: Jim Brown and Fred Williamson. Those films are Rio Conchos (1964) with Jim Brown and the film that we will be calling The … Read moreAllOuttaBubbleGum podcast episode 101 – The NFL goes West
Epiosde 100 spectacular! | RSS.com It is episode 100! So we return to where we once started: John Woo! As we sit down to talk about his American debut Hard Target (1993) and get absolutely lost in JCVD’s greasy mullet and glistening biceps. Take a chance on this one.
99 – Hickey & Boggs | RSS.com We finally return with a look at the under-seen neo noir Hickey & Boggs (1972) that reunites the stars of TV’s I Spy, namely pirate comics enthusiast Robert Culp and amateur mixologist Bill Cosby.
98 – Citizen McClane | RSS.com Ring the Christmas in with us and John McClane as we watch Die Hard and Die Hard 2. Merry Christmas and we will return in the new year.
97 – I Can’t Believe It’s Not Die Hard! | RSS.com We warm up for Christmas by watching two Christmas set Die Hard knock offs. Honorary ICE agent Dean Cain takes on gentleman thief Eric Roberts in Christmas Rush (2002) and Eddie Griffin plays a tugboat captain taking on eco-terrorist Vinnie Jones in Blast (2004). … Read moreAllOuttaBubbleGum podcast episode 97 – I Can’t Believe It’s Not Die Hard!
Above & Beyond the Law episode 9 – The Glimmer Man | RSS.com We return with another episode of the career spanning Steven Seagal deep dive examining his entire career going through it chronologically and in reverse chronological order, one double feature at the time. This time it is the start of the decline for … Read moreAbove & Beyond the Law episode 9 – The Glimmer Man & The Asian Connection
95 – From Chimpan-A to Chimpan-Z | RSS.com We check out Dev Patel’s directorial debut Monkey Man from 2024.
94 – Scudder-less | RSS.com We again revisit the old well of two films based on different books in the same series made decades apart with the Matthew Scudder novels/films. A very drunk Jeff Bridges in 8 Million Ways to Die (1986) grows up to become a gruff and sober Liam Neeson in A Walk … Read moreAllOuttaBubbleGum podcast episode 94 – Scudder-less
93 – Pulp Factions | RSS.com We finally settle the age old debate: which Penn had the better neo noir about a group of cops set in the 1950s? Chris Penn with Mulholland Falls (1996) or Sean Penn with Gangster Squad (2013). Join us and find out!
92 – City of Angles | RSS.com Noir-vember rolls on and we check out the classic neo-noir, the James Ellroy adaptation LA Confidential.