Episode 19, Part 1: Sabrina (1954)

In which the song represents his lost youth....


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A huge thank you to Tori Jo Lau for joining us this episode. You can follow her on Twitter or at her blog This Space Blank.

This episode discusses Sabrina (1954). IMDb. Wikipedia.



Excerpts from he film's score composed by Friedrich Hollaender.

Episode 18, Part 2: April Fool's Day (2008)

In which Poop is the killer....


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A huge thank you to Angelle Tusa for joining us this episode. Her various multitude of projects can all be found at her official website. You can also follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses April Fool's Day (2008). IMDb. Wikipedia.



Excerpts from the film's score composed by James Stemple.

Episode 18, Part 1: April Fool's Day (1986)

In which timing means everything when you have a topically themed subject....


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A huge thank you to Angelle Tusa for joining us this episode. Her various multitude of projects can all be found at her official website. You can also follow her on Twitter.

Yes, this episode was recorded and intended to be released in April. Shame Noel for his laziness. Shame him deeply. Okay, not that deeply. Now a little to the right. Thaaaat's the sweet spot.

This episode discusses April Fool's Day (1986). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The film's score was by Charles Bernstein, who also wrote and produced the song "Too Bad You're Crazy".

Episode 16, Part 2: One Missed Call (2008)

In which, yes, our show still exists....


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A huge thank you to Made of Fail's Dayna for being our special guest once again, and for putting up with our constant editing delays (which Noel humbly apologise for).

This episode discusses One Missed Call (2008). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The music used in this episode is the ringtone from the remake.

Episode 16, Part 1: One Missed Call (2003)

In which spiders have been known to leap....


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A huge thank you to Made of Fail's Dayna for being our special guest once again, and for putting up with our constant editing delays (which Noel humbly appologizes for).

This episode discusses One Missed Call (2003). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The music used in this episode is the ringtone that signifies your time to die has arrive. Thank you for listening, now rest in peace and please try not to take spectral revenge on the living.

Episode 17: True Grit

Oh, wait....


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Here is where I'd typically thank Kevin for joining us and plug the Made of Fail Empire he's slowly forging, but we haven't been on speaking terms since this was recorded, so he can go take a flying leap for all I care. Chill out, bro. Move on with your life and just let it go.

And, yes, I know that we're posting episode 17 even though episode 16 is still unfinished and unreleased. Kevin - communicating to us through "legal" "channels" - whipped out a bit of contractual fine print and "requested" that his episode be posted before we got to Dayna's. Probably because she still talks to us.

"Thank" you, Kevin. "Thank" you deep. "Thank" you hard.

Episode 15, Part 2: My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009)

And featuring the star of Twilight....


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A huge thank you to
Matilda Hare for being
this episode's guest.

Check out her review blog, Mac's Back", and follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The song excerpted is "Prodigal Son", a track from the film's score composed by Michael Wandmacher.

The screams of "Betrayal!" come from Spoony of The Spoony Experiment.

Episode 15, Part 1: My Bloody Valentine (1981)

In which Noel receives applause....


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A huge thank you to
Matilda Hare for being
this episode's guest.

Check out her review blog, Mac's Back, and follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses My Bloody Valentine (1981). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The song excerpted is "The Ballad of Harry Warden", written by Paul Zaza and performed by John McDermott.

Episode 14, Part 2: The Ladykillers (2004)

In which we break The Final Question....


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A huge thank you to Tessa for once again overloading us on energy and awesome. Check out her work on The Reliquary and Deconstructing Moya, and follow her on Twitter.

Note: Dana, our episode artist, will be taking a break from doing illustrations while she focuses on school and work. We wish her well and will not be accepting submissions from other artists to fill the position. Dana is our episode artist, and only Dana.

This episode discusses The Ladykillers (2004). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The song excerpted in this episode is "Let Your Light Shine On Me" by Blind Willie Johnson, which is featured prominently in the film's soundtrack.

Episode 14, Part 1: The Ladykillers (1955)

In which bwong....


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A huge thank you to Tessa for once again overloading us on energy and awesome. Check out her work on The Reliquary and Deconstructing Moya, and follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses The Ladykillers (1955). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The music used in this episode is the main theme from the film, composed by Tristram Cary.

Episode 13, Part 2: Miracle on 34th Street (1994)

In which the part of Dylan McDermott is played by a sheet of paper....


Illustration by Dana Miller.
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A huge thank you to Kerri for joining us once again. Follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses Miracle on 34th Street (1994). IMDb. Wikipedia.



The music used in this episode is an excerpt of the overture of the film's score, composed by Bruce Broughton.