This episode is positively diabolical! Andrew and Morgan discuss the latest handicam horror film, The Last Exorcism. Is this a good addition to the growing subgenre, or has the whole faux-documentary approach worn out its welcome? Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations, plus a bonus iPhone discussion on the handicam horror subgenre!
Click below the break for trailers and detailed show notes.
MC #113: The Last Exorcism
Download MP3 ♦ Subscribe via iTunes ♦ Subscribe via Email
Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.


Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... Andrew and Morgan discuss the latest B-level horror film Piranha 3D! Boobs! Blood! Yay! Also includes Listener Feedback, QuickChatter reviews, and DVD Recommendations, plus a bonus iPhone discussion on monster movies.
In this episode, Andrew and Morgan battle it out (well, not really) over the new film from Edgar Wright, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Is this graphic novel adaptation a fantastic video game movie, or is it all flash and no substance? Tune in to find out. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations, plus a bonus iPhone discussion on video game movies and adaptations.
Andrew and Morgan discuss the new Adam McKay/Will Ferrell comedy The Other Guys. Is this buddy cup comedy what Cop Out should have been, or is it just more of the same? Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations, plus a bonus iPhone discussion on MPAA ratings and film review scoring.
In this special bonus episode, Andrew gives a quick 1-2 minute review of Brotherhood, a new film from Denmark that follows the homosexual relationship that forms between two neo-Nazis. He then interviews the director of the film, former fashion photographer Nicolo Donato, to find out more about the movie and its production.
Andrew and Morgan give the lowdown on the new indie dramedy that's sweeping the nation, The Kids Are All Right. They then dive into the Marxist themes of Dinner For Schmucks. Is this new comedy a winner or a loser? Tune in to find out. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations. Plus, iPhone app owners get a bonus discussion on Let Me In and American remakes of foreign films.
In this episode, Andrew and Morgan discuss the latest Angelina Jolie film Salt. Is this campy thriller a well-seasoned blend of plot and action, or just plain bland? Tune in to find out the answer, as well as hear many more bad puns. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations, plus a bonus iPhone discussion on film criticism and female protagonists in movies.
In this jam-packed epic-sode, Andrew and Morgan are joined by Erik, Nathan and Lou to discuss one of the most anticipated films of the year: Inception. Has Christopher Nolan produced another fantastic film, or has he tried to do too much? Tune in to find out. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations.
First, the guys talk about the new drama Winter's Bone, which won the Grand Jury Prize at this year's Sundance film festival. They then drive deep into the Robert Rodriguez-produced Predators. Is this a better sequel to the 80s classic than all the rest? Tune in to find out. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations. Plus, if you have the iPhone app, you get a bonus discussion on Twilight, Hollywood economics, and Iraq War movies.
Andrew and Morgan briefly review the Tom Cruise action-comedy Knight And Day before diving into a discussion of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Is this chapter just as misogynistic and bland as the previous ones? Oh, and Andrew reveals what he thinks of Lost. Also includes QuickChatter reviews and DVD Recommendations. Plus, if you have the iPhone app, you get a bonus advanced review of Despicable Me!

