Dvd Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

Patrick and Doug cut loose on everything from Star Wars and Hunger Games to MTV VJs and side boob.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of Italian composer Pino Donaggio. You'll hear selections from Piranha, Body Double, Hercules, Dressed to Kill, Up at the Villa, and more.

On this week's episode, Steve, Jon, Andrew, and Matt tackle the good, bad, and ugly of "The Father of the Force"... none other than George Lucas. Lightsabers and neckbeards for everyone!

Mac mainlines the entire Saw franchise. The Conjuring impresses Daryl, which isn't easy to do. Erich is unimpressed by RiffTrax's Night of the Living Dead. Dave is diggin' Season 2 of Arrow. Reviews of Night of the Comet (Blu-ray), George Romero's KnightRiders, the iPhone filmed To Jennifer, Vikings: Season One, and Monsters University (Blu-ray). Plus! Analyzing the Police Academy movies, Creepy dolls, Surprisingly scary, Freakish long appendages, Obscure movies you love.

Patrick and Mike close out another #ScaryMovieMonth by accomplishing the unthinkable -- marathoning all the films in the Friday the 13th franchise. How much Jason Voorhees can you stomach?

This year for Halloween, Melissa revisits Stephen King's The Shining in its myriad forms, as Michael gives Before Sunset another chance. Plus! The latest new releases to hit DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Film, Television, Books, and Music; Remembering Gabriella Miller (smashingwalnuts.org), Lou Reed, Marcia Wallace, and Hal Needham; Network reboots of Charmed and Murder, She Wrote are in development; Doctor Who comes to the big screen next month; Chris Brown punches some guy, Julianne Hough offends everyone, and Kim Kardashian is getting married again. No big surprises there.

This week, the team rallies all their strength to battle the legions of Hell in DIABLO III (on Console!), There's a ton of old news, we talk about random games, and KEV RETURNS! So really, no structure whatsoever, but entertainment is guaranteed! This week's episode brought to you by Rubbermitt steel belted radials, keeping all four wheels on the pavement, sand, or mountain trails of San Andreas. Impervious to everything but a little bit of rain, in which case you're on your own.

Patrick once again joins forces with Heather "The Horror Chick" Wixson to wax horror-sophical on #ScaryMovieMonth and suggestions for your Halloween viewing.

It's been a long time in the making, but our resident Canuckleheads return with special guest Clark Douglas to document for posterity the good, bad, and ugly of legendary Austrian filmmaker Werner Herzog.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of composer Edward Shearmur. You'll hear selections from Reign of Fire, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Laws of Attraction, Cruel Intentions, The Skeleton Key and many more.

Broken and bleary-eyed, Patrick and JB once again share their experiences with this year's annual Chicago 24-hour horror movie marathon, The Massacre. October wouldn't be #ScaryMovieMonth without it.

Daryl gets his action on with Viva Riva and Only God Forgives. Erich torments his psyche with The Exorcist 2 and 3. Mac attempts to Escape From Tomorrow with The New Girl. Dave skates around the Pacific Rim. Plus! Crazy scientific explanations, Courtrooms, Laundromats, and Wood.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of composer Mark Isham. You'll hear selections from The Moderns, Timecop, The Education of Little Tree, The Cooler, Eight Below, and many more.

Michael defies Gravity, as Melissa does a trans-atlantic double feature of Star Trek Into Darkness and Before Midnight. Plus! The Carrie remake goes viral, The CW gives us an MTV version of Game of Thrones, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy gets a reunion special, Charlie Hunnam runs away from Fifty Shades of Grey, Africa was hiding vintage Doctor Who, Networks are picking up the options on high performing new series, Dreamworks is rebooting He-Man and Bullwinkle, and the latest Kardashian catastrophe.

Join Patrick and JB as they sink their #ScaryMovieMonth teeth into a vast smorgasbord of cinematic vampire tales.

Mac is not fully sold on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Erich succumbs to the power of Gravity. Daryl finishes his Friday the 13th marathon. Dave is underwhelmed by This is the End. Reviews for Secrets of Crickley Hall, The Exorcist (Blu-ray) 40th Anniversary, Nothing Left to Fear, and Dancing Ninja. Ambush topics: Too many body parts, Manipulating movie titles, When the beginning of a movie is far different from the end, Started great/Ended terrible.

This week, Clark wraps up his series spotlighting classic television music by featuring selections from Irwin Allen's Lost in Space. John Williams, Alexander Courage, and Joseph Mullendore deliver stirring music from a handful of vintage episodes.

Suffering from that not so fresh feeling of #ScaryMovieMonth? Well, Patrick and the boys have a balm that's sure to help. Apply their commentary for The Burning liberally to the affected area and let the humor wash away your pain.

Mac spends time with Good Ol' Freda. Erich mourns the loss of Breaking Bad. Daryl explores Crystal Lake Memories. Dave finds no redeeming value in Fall television. Reviews of House of Wax 3D (Blu-ray), The Fall: Series 1. Unexpected beheadings, Strange places for sermonizing, That looks dangerous; let's open it, and Fast food booby traps.

This week, Clark continues his exploration of classic television by spotlighting music from Star Trek: The Original Series. Alexander Courage, Gerald Fried, and Sol Kaplan provide music for classic episodes like "Amok Time," "Where No Man Has Gone Before," "The Doomsday Machine," and more!