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John Mulandy’s Baby J
The Mandy’s are back to stand-up with John Mulaney’s latest Netflix special, Baby J.
May 22, 2023
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For all you proper film enthusiasts who would like to peruse the films of TruStory FM’s entertainment podcasts by release decade. Get ready for a firehose of film history in these here stacks.
The Mandy’s are back to stand-up with John Mulaney’s latest Netflix special, Baby J.
The Mandys relive their youth with Judy Bloom as they dive into the film adaptation of the classic, “Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret.”
We conclude our South Korean zombiefest with a conversation about Yeon Sang-ho’s followup to Train to Busan, PENINSULA. In the scope of world-building, it’s a great concept. Unfortunately, some of the characters don’t work well, the story’s sloppy, and the effects are terrible. It has its moments, but largely it’s a disappointment. Still, it makes for a great conversation! Tune in!
The Film Board Gathers! The gang of thugs is here to take on a movie currently in theaters and this month we’re following Joaquin Phoenix into a journey of sexual awakening, and the longest punchline to every Your Mom joke ever made: Beau Is Afraid.
We wrap up our series about a crazy neon world of assassins with our discussion about Chad Stahelski’s 2023 film JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 4. How does it all play out? Are we satisfied with the resolution? How do the stunt sequences work this go around? How about all of those homages? And does the expanding world of the High Table satisfy? Tune in!
The Mandys review the Oscars and revisit Chris Rock and the Oscar slap with a review of his live stand-up special, “Selective Outrage.”
The Film Board Gathers! And this time, the gang of thugs is heading into the big bad city to see just what’s so great about public transit with Ghostface.
We return to the Slumber Party Massacre series for our February 2023 member bonus episode. That’s right, we’re talking about Danishka Esterhazy’s 2021 remake/reboot ‘Slumber Party Massacre.’ It’s a ton of fun as a parody and revisioning of the original films. They’re all clearly having fun with this. They even throw in references to other great horror films and franchises. But does the parodying nature of this diminish the feminist approach? Do you need to have seen the previous films? Or does it stand strong as-is? Tune in!
The Mandys head to the Super Bowl and watch an old Patriots game. Four legendary comic actors are also present in “80 for Brady.”
‘The Film Board Gathers! The gang of thugs is here to take on a movie currently in theaters and spoil it rotten and this month we’re taking the stage with the Tatum behind his third run as his spiritual alter-ego Mike Lane in Steven Soderbergh’s latest return from retirement, Magic Mike’s Last Dance.