Episode 675: The (almost) 2024 Top Ten (Top 5)

While we are well into 2025, there are still a few 2024 moments to wrap up... one being, of course, the annual Deucie Awards, along with the Top Ten of the Year from d$, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl... 

...but that's next week.

This week, however, we get ready for the Top Ten by giving you the five leading up to it.  Our Almost Top Ten Top Five, with love and shoutouts to some big films like Conclave, Rebel Ridge, Sing Sing, and even love to one that deserved more, like Furiosa. 

Also, a quick glance at some recent movies seen, like A Working Man and Minecraft.

Plus, a special nod to the recently passed legendary actor Val Kilmer, as we give our fave Val movies. 

Movies Discussed:

• Alien Romulus
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• The Brutalist (for rental)
• The Doors
• Dune Part Two
• Flow (MAX)
• Furious: A Mad Max Saga
• The Ghost and the Darkness
• Heat (Netflix)
• IF 
• Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+)
• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
• The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
• The Prince of Egypt
• Real Genius
• Rebel Ridge (Neflix)
• Sing Sing
• Spartan
• The Substance
• Thunderheart
• Tombstone
• Top Gun
• Top Gun Maverick
• Top Secret
• Val
• We Live in Time (MAX)
• Wildcat (Criterion Channel)
• Wild Robot
• Willow
• Wonderland

Episode 602: DeuceFellas - The Scorsese Top 5

 "You downloading me? You listenin' to me?!" That's right, it might sound like a DeNiro themed episode, but we actually turn our attention the legend behind the camera, one Martin Scorsese, as Dave, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl discuss and rank some of their fave Marty films.

First, a quick catch up, then a spoiler free review of the latest, "Killers of the Flower Moon", then the return of the Rotten Tomatoes game, this time with a little Scorsese Potpourri.

Then, the guys rank and discuss each of their fave Top 5 Scorsese directed films, with the full knowledge there a ton of them they haven't seen. Nonetheless, it still makes for a great conversation, as they discuss thoughts on "Goodfellas", on "Color of Money" (and Mary Elisabeth Mastrantonio, of course), on "Taxi Driver" and a ton more. 

Then, once the credits role, Steve signs off, and Casey counts 'em down, a special aftershow, spoiler filled review of "Killers of the Flower Moon"... chatting about the cast, the cinematography, the music, some Easter Eggs, how Lily Gladstone matched up with DeNiro and Leo, and the film's Oscar -- and Deucie -- chances. 

The films discussed and where to find them at time of recording:

• Australia! (Hulu)
• Boxcar Bertha (Amazon Prime; Tubi)
• Bringing Out the Dead (Amazon Prime; Paramount+; MGM+)
• Cape Fear (Starz in Menacing)
• The Color of Money (for rental)
• The Departed (for rental)
• Goodfellas (for rental)
• Infernal Affairs (for rental)
• Internal Affairs (Amazon Prime)
• The King of Comedy (Plex)
• Mean Streets (for rental)
• Silence (Paramount+)
• Taxi Driver (for rental)
• The Wolf of Wall Street (Netflix; Paramount+)

Episode 596: SNL Actors

The August moon is nigh, the summer is waning, the dog days are here... and what better way to beat the heat than to listen to a great podcast!  So make sure to subscribe to Roth From Wyoming's Good Day 4 a Movie Podcast!

After that, you can tune into this little ditty, as The Deucecast Movie Show's own Mikey and d$, sans #TwitterlessDrEarl this time, invite in first time guest (and first time podcaster!) Coach DiBello all the way down from Miami, Florida!

Tonight is all about some Saturday Night Live, and the actors who started and shined as Not Ready For Primetime Players.

First up, a chit-chat on who Coach is, and how he found the show itself... CTI must return!

Then, an SNL Draft... who would be in a dream cast! Make sure to listen and comment on Twitter, or X, or TheDeuceCord about who's lineup is the absolute best!

Finally, top five SNL performers... of course, Mikey told d$ it was who got their start... for Mikey and Coach, it's who shined the most.  So the lists are varied, but the names are huge - Murphy... Aykroyd... Murray... Radner... Sandler... Zweibel?  Him too.

Also... a lot of hot Hurricane Rhett talk, so Rhett fans, tune in.

The movies mentioned and where to find them right now:

• Animal House (Peacock Premium)
• Ghostbusters (for rental)
• Meatballs (Amazon Prime; TubiTV)
• Meatballs II (TubiTV)
• Meatballs III (unavailable)
• Meatballs IV (Amazon Prime; TubiTV)
• Mystery Alaska (for rental)
• Nebraska (for rental)
• Spies Like Us (for rental)
• Trading Places (for rental)
• Trapped in Paradise (for rental)
• Uncut Gems (Showtime; Paramount+)

Episode 592: The Actor 1-2-3 Punch

Like sand through the hourglass, this is the Deuce of our Lives... because summer is whizzing by faster than you can name 14 straight Tom Hanks banger movies. #FanboySummer2023 rolls on as the latest loser winner guest joins the show -- returning Friend of the Show, Roth from Wyoming! 

Lots to get to on this show, including catching up with Roth and his latest ventures... then some birthday movies, including the incredible news that Seabiscuit is 20 years old!

A brand new game -- Everything Everywhere All At Once Upon a Time in Hollywood -- makes its debut on the show, as the crew pairs up movie titles for points. 

Finally, Mikey, d$, #TwitterlessDrEarl, and Roth give their favorite 1-2-3 Punch for actors... that is, which actors had the best back to back to back hit films, from double doses of Harry Ford to tripling up on our fave Katie Holmes ex... which leads to Mikey's own theme for the episode, in memory of Garrison Ryfun, of course.

Stick around throughout the episode to hear about Roth's charitable work with RISE Foundation of Wyoming and how you can help! 

(Way too many movies to list their streaming sources - you can do your work this week)

 

Episode 591: Fave Stunt Scenes

It's the week that "Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One: Across the Ghost Nationverse" opens (already d$'s fave films of 2023), and what better way to celebrate this landmark film occasion than to talk about fave stunts in movies.

And what better 2023 #FanboySummer Loser Winner Participant to have than Friend of the Show Revolving Part Time Co-Host the Pride of Albany, Georgia, Spawn of Ryfun, Lil G himself G Thang Garrison Ryfun join Mikey, d$, and #TwitterlessDrEarl to talk about it.

First up, a quick, non-spoiler preview review of the aforementioned MI flick, from Garrison, who is out from under his review embargo (apparently he saw it at Wal-Mart? Dunno), then a round of Rotten Tomatoes, Jackie Chan style.

Then, diving into the Top Five, the crew give their favorite practical stunts in movies, including pole fighters, plane droppers, backwards movers, sword fighters, hose swingers, Trans-Am jumpers, rapids swimmers, chariot racers, rain dancers, Bond cyclers, and EVEN MORE!

Stick around for an extra long stinger because none of us can shut up.

Movies discussed and where to find them:

• Ben-Hur (for rental)
• Dark Knight Rises (MAX)
• Death Proof (TubiTV)
• Deliverance (for rental)
• Die Hard (Hulu)
• The General (Amazon Prime; MGM+; TubiTV; FreeVee)
• Inception (for rental)
• Mad Max Fury Road (Crackle)
• Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol (Paramount+) 
• On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Paramount+)
• The Princess Bride (Disney+)
• Raiders of the Lost Ark (Disney+)
• Sherlock Junior (TubiTV)
• Singin' in the Rain (MAX)
• Skyfall (Netflix)
• Smokey & the Bandit (Netflix)
• The Spy Who Loved Me (for rental)
• Star Wars (Disney+)
• Tenet (TBS)
• Wheels on Meals (FreeVee)

 

Episode 586: The Soundtracks List

It's the 2nd week of FanboySummer and Mikey, d$, and #TwitterlessDrEarl invite in long time listener, first time on the show, host of the Harmanny Music Education Podcast the one and only Mr. Craig Holland... er, Harmann! 

After a little chit-chat, finding out about the podcast itself, the group plays the Soundtrack Sales game (boring title, exciting action) and #TwitterlessDrEarl likely never full understands it. 

Then, the guys give their favorite Top Five Movie soundtracks, each with their own stories and thoughts, from movies seen at Panama City Beach to lifelong friendships made in defunct movie theaters to pining for girls who never pined back to a love for Rowlf the Dogg. 

Also... Kenny Loggins soundtrack songs... Dr Earl talks about "Footin"... matching Jewel with Batman... and Mikey gets verklempt... 

Plus the real truth about NRG and the band Kick Axe

Movies discussed, and where to find them streaming at time of recording

• Animal House - Netflix
• Batman (1989) - for rental
• Batman Forever - HBO Max
• The Big Chill - for rental
• Boomerang - for rental
• Clueless - Paramount+
• Empire Records - Tubi's CracklePlex
• Good Morning Vietnam - for rental
• The Great Muppet Caper - Disney+
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1 -Disney+; Starz
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - Disney+; TBS; 
• Mo Money - Amazon Prime; TubiTV
• Mortal Kombat - for rental
• The Muppet Movie - Disney+
• O Brother Where Art Thou - for rental 
• Phenomenon - for rental
• Reality Bites - Starz 
• Sleepless in Seattle - Netflix
• Transformers: The Movie - for rental 
• When Harry Met Sally - TubiTV

Episode 579: Our Fave Movie Coaches

 

Sometimes the topics come to the guys easy, especially when they fit around the guest so perfectly -- hence, we finally discuss our Top Five Fave Movie Coaches, as we bring on a returning fave and now a head coach in his own right, Clay Shaver! 

Clay lets everyone know where he's been, and how he's now a high school basketball coach. 

Then, some birthday movies, letting the world know exactly how old movies like Scream 2, Cop & a Half, and Soylent Green are... and of course, Ladybugs. RIP Jonathan Brandis.

A rousing game of Denzel is up next, with a surprise winner in dominating fashion.

Then, the Top Five Movie Coaches -- naturally you'd think football, or just even any sport, but leave it to dear ol' Mikey to make it weird. Plus, great discussions on this generation's "Caddyshack"... Tom Hanks being a great drunk... Gene Hackman and Jack Nicholson are old... and what might be the best bowling movie not named The Big Lebowski... 

Plus Coach Shaver let's the audience know why "Lady" is not appreciated. 

And the movies discussed and where to find them:

 

• The Bad News Bears - for rental
• Caddyshack - HBO Max
• Chariots of Fire - for rental
• The Cutting Edge - Tubi's CracklePlex
• Dodgeball - HBO Max
• Hoosiers - Amazon Prime
• The Karate Kid - for rental
• Kick-Ass - for rental
• Kingpin - Amazon Prime; Paramount+
• Ladybugs - STARZ 
• A League of Their Own - Netflix
• Magnolia - for rental
• Major League - for rental
• McFarland USA - Disney+
• Miracle - Disney+
• The Natural - STARZ
• Necessary Roughness - for rental 
• The Replacements - HBO Max
• Revenge of the Nerds - Hulu
• The Way Back - Amazon Prime

Episode 570: Fave Romantic Action Couples

It's the annual Valentine's Day celebration, and in typical Deucecast Fashion, we're doing it the day after, when everything is on sale.

Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl have given you fine people our fave Character Crushes (Ep 519) and fave Toxic Couples (Ep 468) and fave RomCom Chick Flick Guilty Pleasures (Ep 365) and fave Character Chemistry (Ep 263) and fave Period Pieces (Ep 211) and fave RomComs (Ep 158) and now, the guys take a gander at Top Five Fave Romantic Action movies... great date flicks full of chases and guns and explosions and True Romances!

But first -- the guys take a look at a few of the actresses nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, in a round of Love / Like / Hate / Hate-Like.

Then... some Classic Bogie and Baby Drivers and Terminators and flying Harrier Jets and recent blockbusters and old school Robin Hoods and much more.

Finally, The Burgeler himself, Jeremy Burgess joins the show for a segment to not only rank Burgentine's Day 2023, but also to give his own quick Top Five Romantic Action flicks.

And stick around for the stinger, with some quick reactions on the Super Bowl movie trailers!

Episode 558: The November 90s

The holiday season is here, and we are one week out from our annual DeuceGiving episode, which kicks off two months of annual eps - from Christmas gifts to Kaufman's yearly seasonal offerings to Top Tens of Not the Year to Lumps of Coal and much more.

But that's later.

Today, we talk November... last year, around this time, we talked best November movies of the 2000s. This time, we take it back a decade and do the best of the 90s -- any film released from November 1 to November 30th in 1990... and 1991... and 1992.. and so on, up until 1999.

And to regale our 11th months gone by, Dave, Mikey, and #TwitterlessDrEarl brings in a familiar face, one not seen in a bit -- Dave's Main Street Electrical Podcast co-star Jenn Novotny!  She joins the dudes to discuss their top fives.

Also, catching up with Upon a Star Jenn -- latest films she's seen, her newest podcasting venture, and just Amish life in general. 

Then, a new game called All Rotten Or Alright, as it's a mixed bag of Rotten and Fresh films from Novembers gone by, then a little Catch Up with Jenn, including her two existing podcasts and a new show upcoming, The Couples Code, which you can look for online soon.

Movies discussed and where to find them streaming:

• Aladdin (Disney+)
• The American President (HBO Max)
• Beauty & the Beast: The Good One (Disney+)
• Beauty & the Beast: The Hermione One (Disney+)
• The Bodyguard (HBO Max; Netflix)
• The Bone Collector (Peacock Premium)
• Dances with Wolves (HBO Max; MaxGO)
• Dogma (unavailable)
• Ernest Rides Again (Peacock Premium; TubiTV; Chicken Soup for the Soul's Crackle)
• Goldeneye (EPIX; Paramount+)
• Home Alone (Disney+) 
• Home Alone 2 (Disney+)
• Home Alone 3 (the one with the RC car) (Disney+)
• Miracle on 34th Street (1947) (Amazon Prime; Disney+)
• Miracle on 34th Street (1994) (Disney+)
• Mrs. Doubtfire (STARZ)
• My Girl (Showtime)
• A Perfect World (Showtime)
• Robot Jox (TubiTV)
• The Santa Clause (Disney+)
• Tomorrow Never Dies (for rental)
• Toy Story (Disney+)
• Toy Story 2 (Disney+)
• Very Bad Things (for rental)
• The Waterboy (Amazon Prime)
• The World is Not Enough (for rental)

Deucecast Classic: The Political Movies

This week, we drop an episode that premiered on November 6th, 2016, including d$, Mikey, #TwitterlessDrEarl, and Pinky (!) -- these are the original show notes from that episode, or find it here. 

It's election season here in 'Merica, and to recognize, Mikey, Pinky, and Dave are talking favorite political films!  And who better to bring in to discuss such movies than the President of the Pretentious
Corner, the Witt Stillman fan, the Film Historian, the Terence Malick Apologist himself, the honorable Dr Earl.

First up, a round of The Ryan Phillippe Game, where you have to name all the films of a certain actor like Kurt Russell, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Owen Wilson or Charlize Theron and more.

And then... fave political movies!   People trying to win an election!  Leaders trying to stop a war!  Superheroes trying to stay on the right side of America!  Movies like Lincoln!  Argo!  Wag the Dog! Captain America Civil War!

A great recommendation for the movie "Failsafe" as well, if you can find it, and for "Eye in the Sky", which is now available on Netflix.

So enjoy the list of political movies and tell us your own faves!

DISCLAIMER:  There isn't any talk of the current political climate, nor it's candidates, its merely a list of favorite films involving not just government, but anything where a leadership plays a game of hierarchy for positioning...

Episode 531: Actors Who Did the Footballs

Now that all the 2021 lists are over, and the ReFlicktions for last month have been ReFlickted, its time to finally move forward with new lists, new topics, and old movies to discuss!

In honor of this year's NFL Draft, which just happened and to which likely 2 of the 3 Deucecasters (Dave, Mikey, Dr Earl) have no idea who was #1 (Minka Kelly, maybe?), it's time to talk a little football acting.

First up, a little May the Fourth Be With You chitchat, then the return of The Rotten Tomatoes Game (and the first mention of Knute Rocke in 531 eps), then, this week's Top Five... Football Players (college and pro) who turned to acting. Some cameo roles (as in, why Brett Favre is in Miami) and Bernie Casey gets a nod and a few names Rock multiple lists and even Burt Reynolds shows up.

Plus... both Robert Urich and John Metuszak might be making their debut mentions. Maybe. Unclear.

Episode 472: Natural Disaster Movies

In a rare move for The Deucecast Movie Show, the topic describes the show itself -- a total disaster.  But this time, it's natural disasters, born by God and Mother Nature.

First up, Dave and Mikey give their review on the new Disney film "Raya & the Last Dragon"... while the award winning #TwitterlessDrEarl nods approvingly.  Then, a little round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.

Finally, the Top Five list of fave Natural Disaster movies -- not man made, not alien created, but just weather conditions and space gone mad.  Everything from animal crackers on Liv Tyler's stomach to overturned ships to Deus ex Rockina, its all the disasters you could need.

Where you can find the movies discussed:

• ...and the Band Played On (HBO Max)
• Armageddon (rental)
• Children of Men (rental)
• Crawl (Amazon Prime; Hulu)
• Dante's Peak (rental)
• Earthquake (rental)
• Hard Rain (Amazon Prime)
• Melancholia (Amazon Prime; Hulu)
• Perfect Storm (rental)
• The Poseidon Adventure (rental)
• San Andreas (rental)
• Sunshine (rental)
• Take Shelter (rental)
• Twister (rental)
• Volcano (Starz)

Episode 427: Favorite Movie Opening Sequences

Another week, another episode from Quarantine Central, and Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl.
First up, a random game of See This Not That with 80s movie stars... and to bring in more movies and more opinions, it's the pride of St. Simon's Island, Georgia, that being Scottie Ryfun... and what's better than one Ryfun?  Ice cream. But in lieu of having ice cream, how about another Ryfun?  Lil G Ryfun returns again (and even has his pic on the website!)

Finally, to the Top Five... One of the most crucial parts of any film is the beginning, and the guys want to give their Favorite Movie Opening Sequences of All Time.

Also randomly discussed... Truman Capote... Ziro the Hutt... Annie Hall... the pretty of Ana de Armas... the early acting of Katie Heigl... JCVD's birthright... Leonard Nimoy's kid show... when Ryfun woke up Danny Glover... the old man that is Lil G Ryfun... Dave sees Star Wars on HBO...

These are the movies discussed, and where they are streaming at the time of recording:

• 2001: A Space Odyssey (DirecTV)
• Baby Driver (FX Now)
• Blade Runner (Netflix)
• Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Showtime)
• The Dark Knight (DirecTV)
• Ghostbusters (for rental)
• The Godfather (for rental)
• Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom (Netflix)
• Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade (Netflix)
• Inglorious Basterds (Netflix)
• Jaws (DirecTV; Cinemax)
• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (for rental)
• Lethal Weapon 3 (STARZ)
• The Lion King (Disney+)
• Minority Report (Netflix)
• Mission Impossible III (for rental)
• National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Hulu)
• Police Story (Criterion Channel; Kanopy)
• Quantum of Solace (HBO)
• Pulp Fiction (STARZ)
• Raiders of the Lost Ark (Netflix) 
• Saving Private Ryan (DirecTV) 
• Scream (Showtime)
• Seems Like Old Times (Crackle)
• Star Wars: The Voyage Home (Disney+)
• Up (Disney+)

Episode 426: Clay Comforts

In these times, it's important to take time to be safe and healthy, but sometimes you need just a little more security in your earholes. Which is why The Deucecast Movie Show guys -- Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl -- are bringing the world a list of "Comfort Movies"... movies that just make you feel good, or that you've seen so many times, it's a total escape to watch.

But to truly provide the comfort you may need, the DCMS brings on the dulcet tones of Friend of the Show Clay Shaver!  Back again to show up the crew with his awesome style, the show catches up with the old friend, bragging a little on the Spawn of Clay and her record making track style, as well as getting the latest COVID news from up north.

Then, in a game played for the first time since Episode 350 (Oct 2018), a rousing round of Reel or Unreel, as Dave calls out the movie description and Mikey, Clay, & #TwitterlessDrEarl have to decipher what is... well, real... or unreal...

And finally, the topic at hand, Comforting Films. Those movies that just make you feel good, that you can enjoy at any point in these troubled times. From a Jesus musical to a Nic Cage drama to retrieving a baseball to the movie that stole the Oscar from "Enchanted".

Movies featured, and where to stream them at recording time:

• The Cannonball Run (unavailable for streaming)
• Con Air (for rental)
• DieHard 2: DieHarder (HBO)
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Netflix)
• Go (CBS All Access) 
• Godspell (for rental)
• Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade (Netflix)
• Inside Out (Disney+)
• The Intern (for rental)
• La La Land (DirecTV)
• Mallrats (for rental)
• Metropolitan (Showtime)
• The Music Man (DirecTV)
• Napoleon Dynamite (STARZ)
• Once (for rental)
• The Power of Glove (for rental)
• The Sandlot (STARZ)
• Star Wars (Disney+)
• The Terminal (for rental)
• The Wedding Singer (AMC On Demand)
• The Wizard (HBO)

Episode 382: Rocketman ReFlicktions

It's only been a few weeks since the last ReFlicktions, but there was much to discuss such as new releases Rocketman, Dark Phoenix, and Godzilla: King of the Monsters! Mikey and Dave bring in Friend of the Show, Miss Independent himself Jeremy Burgess (much to the delight of Superfan Craig H!)

In these ReFlicktion discussions, the guys touch on Burgess' love of Godzilla... Dave's random Christian movie choice... will Robert Pattison (R Batz) be a good Batman... Asian movies that aren't Crazy Rich Asians... Keanu chit chat... Mikey loving Illumination films... Olivia Wilde's directing... Hicksplotation... and how does Taran Egerton do as Elton John in Rocketman

Plus the Top Five of 2019 so far... and DaveSplosion returns with new film assignments!

Movies discussed:
The Souvenir...  John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum... Godzilla King of the Monsters... MA... Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story... Aladdin... The Pastor & the Pro... Dark Phoenix... Sex, Lies & Videotape... Always Be My Maybe.. Secret Life of Pets 2... Booksmart... Three Days of the Condor... The Beach Bum... The Predator... Mud... Semi-Pro... Poor Pretty Eddie... Rocketman

Episode 352: Coming of Age

Mikey and Dave take the reins in the studio, this time sans #TwitterlessDrEarl, as he's off in El Salvador Guatemala Ecuador something something to do his doctor thing. So instead the guys invite on the Binder & Binder hotline their newest Friend of the Show, super podcast host author conference coordinator cool guy Terry Weaver to discuss Coming of Age films!  Terry has much to share as they dive into birthday movies, leading into a discussion about both the majesty of Iron Eagle movies and the number of Land Before Time films.

Don Bluth comes up as a topic, as well as Hallmark movies and bad Christian cinema... more on the Land Before Time Films... Dave learns the difference in Mitch Gaylord and Jason Gedrick... Denzel gets derailed, leading to Rotten Tomatoes... and a quick Disney discussion on Imagineer McNair Wilson and the future of the parks.

Then, diving into the actual topic, the guys talk about Coming of Age films, and their own definitions of them, including films like "Dirty Dancing" and "Jerry Maguire" and "Stand By Me" and more.

Episode 350: Halloween 2018

It's a monumental night for the 350th Episode of The Deucecast Movie Show (onward to 400!) as Mikey, Dave & #TwitterlessDrEarl talk up scary stuff in the annual Halloween episode!

And of course, what better way to usher in the spooky than to invite on Friend of the Show Scaremy "Octo"Burgess to discuss favorite movie haunts.

First up, birthday movies... how old is "Gravity"?  Or "Halloween III: Season of the Witch"?  Or even "The Wiz"??

Next, a round of America's favorite movie title game that sometimes premieres on The Deucecast, the one and only "Reel or Unreal", where players have to guess the real movie from a list of mostly fake titles.  Wait, is "Pumpkin Slice Latte" a real movie?  Seriously?

Then, the crew talks about their top five favorite movie haunted locations -- not just houses... but woods... spaceships... motels... cabins... next door neighbors... hospitals... towns, states, large bodies of water!

Finally, the results of MikeTober '18, where Mikey gives his reviews on the assigned Halloween movies like "Magic" and "The Fog" and "Let the Right One In" and whatever crap #TwitterlessDrEarl assigned.

Episode 339: Road Trip Movies

It's the best movie podcast you'll hear when you hear this movie podcast. The Deucecast Movie Show returns, with Mikey and Dave discussing their favorite Road Trip movies.  But when it comes to road trips, the more the merrier, so why not invite on the show's favorite Amish Child -- Jennifer Novotny of The Divas Dish Diz podcast!

Jenn joins the gang first for a round of Chronology -- one of the worst games the show has ever had, in all honestly... but it gets even better in the Top Five list, with great traveling films like Vacation and Midnight Run and Over the Top and, of course, Road Trip... plus a great quick discussion on John Cho's acting.

Episode 328: Avenging May ReFlicktions

The summer is in full swing, with Dave, Mikey & Dr Earl taking a look at movies seen recently, and invite in Friend of the Show Hurricane Rhett, with a special appearance by Producer Tommy.

The episode kicks off with Birthday Movies, including celebrating release days by such amazing cinematic appearances like Sliver, Black Dog and The Lizzie McGuire Movie

Then, a quick review of movies watched in the last few weeks, including Chappaquiddick, Thief, Wind River, Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo, The Perfect Score... The Week Of... The Runner... Andre the Giant... Kodachrome... Tragedy Girls... 78/52... Brad's Status... Score: A Film Music Documentary... Una... Hitman's Bodyguard...

The crew gives their Top Five of the Year so far, and a heads up is given before spoilers.

And of course, a full review of Avengers: Infinity War, with comic book legacy, various deaths, character movies, pronouncing "Heimdale", likes, dislikes, Thanos as a sympathetic villain, the ending, where the next movie may go and all of that and such.

FINALLY... a random in-depth discussion on the future of the Star Wars cinematic universe.

Episode 275: One Fine Day

What can be done in a single 24 hour period?  According to movies, quite a bit!  That's the theme behind this latest episode of The Deucecast Movie Show, where Mikey, Pinky and Dave take on movies that take place in a day.

And who else would be in the pretentious corner but Brie Lover (both the cheese, Alison and Larsen), Wit Stillman Fan, Terrance Malick Apologist, Film Historian and (insert medical specialty here)ologist, Dr Earl!

First, the birthday movies for May, not only celebrating five years since Pinky's graduation, but also movies like The Avengers, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Smokey & the Bandit and of course, American Ninja 2: The Confrontation.  And, of course, The War Wagon.

The IMDb game makes a return with several actors & actresses and their film listings.  Can you guess before the guys do?

Then, single day films, all with limited storytelling... everything from a classic western to a classic courtroom drama to going to see a dead body to a Samuel L. Jackson monologue for the ages to a group of detention students to a terrorizing truck to Tom Hardy's face for 90 minutes to a September 11th narrative to a Manhattan prison to the Nakatomi Plaza... and more.

A discussion on the Stephen King Universe... in-depth look at the New Brat Pack masterpiece Flatliners... a look at Northern Exposure... Dave rails on Ferris Bueller again (sigh) and a glance at the film career of Lumi Cavazos and a look at the films of Dennis Weaver.