Official Gotchamovies Podcast

Sometimes technology turns against you. You spend hours recording, and then it decides that your files just don’t exist and delete them from existence. That’s what happened in this case anyway. So sadly we don’t have a normal episode for you, but thankfully we had a plan B up our sleeves. This is our first “Special” episode. We recently counted down our best of the decade (so far), and the usual hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo asked fellow writers Jenny Nulf and Ryan Oliver to join them for a discussion regarding those picks (and non-picks). They discussed animated features, foreign films, and movies that just may have been underappreciated or misunderstood. Hopefully you enjoy this compensation and be on the look-out for future ones like it. [Note: Spoilers and Explicit Language Within] Also, the discussion of In Bruges was thankfully saved, so you have an extra few days to watch it in preparation for the next non-special episode. Movies discussed and time-markers: Force Majeure (2:45), Ida (10:

It’s that time of the week again; another dose of podcast is coming your way. Join hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo as they discuss LEGOS, Oscar-caliber cinematography, and everyone’s favorite mumblecore director J-Swan. Then in the second half of the show, they discuss Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy, as one host’s childhood love stands the test of time and another bashes that love to the ground. [Note: Explicit language]. This episode is arriving later than usual, but for good reason! This is the first episode that will premiere on iTunes. If you are new to the show you can always listen to earlier episodes, as the second half of the show isn’t steeped in a specific point in time, but you can now subscribe to the show through your podcast app for easier listening. We’ve also switched hosts, so if you have the Soundcloud app you should also be able to listen there as well. Just search “Official GotchaMovies Podcast” in iTunes or “GotchaMovies Podcast” in Soundcloud, and we should show up, or just click

With one of the biggest conventions of the year, San Diego Comic-Con, taking place over the weekend the usual hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo had a lot to talk about. Comic film talk takes over the podcast as the two analyze the hottest trailers and news, and one of the hosts is left a little uncomfortable with the idea of an attractive Aunt May. This is all before a discussion of Andrew Dominik’s Killing Them Softly starring Brad Pitt. [Note: This show contains explicit language.] This episode is arriving later than usual, but for good reason! This is the first episode that will premiere on iTunes. If you are new to the show you can always listen to earlier episodes, as the second half of the show isn’t steeped in a specific point in time, but you can now subscribe to the show through your podcast app for easier listening. We’ve also switched hosts, so if you have the Soundcloud app you should also be able to listen there as well. Just search “Official GotchaMovies Podcast” in iTunes or “GotchaMovies

Hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are back for another episode! This week they talk male strippers, time-travel, Dylan McDermott, and ride into the break on a pony, all before diving into the bizarrely wonderful The One I Love. [Note: Foul language contained in the episode.] Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-episode-11-ginuwine-magic/#ZcXToC1FETDGywko.99

Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are back for another episode of news and trailer talk. They revisit the failings of Seth MacFarlane, discuss the high-octane action of John Wick, and fawn over the Duplass brothers; all before a hearty discussion of John Woo’s Face/Off. [Note: Foul language contained in the episode.] Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-episode-10-love-and-mercy-and-faceoff/#rzMRTtGBre6XhJJC.99

Usual hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are joined by guest Ryan Oliver in one of the longest episodes in the podcast’s short history. First Taylor and Jonathan talk about some of the recent releases including Inside Out and Dope. Then Ryan joins them to discuss Jonathan Hensleigh’s The Punisher which eventually dissolves into talking about Taken, the 2004 metal scene, and Nicholas Cage. You never really know where each episode is going to end up. [Note: Foul language contained in the episode.] Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-episode-9-once-more-with-feeling/#TA1VJYrFzpZQdKex.99

We are back on track with two episodes two weeks in a row. Hosts Jonathan Romo and Taylor Devorsky discuss the latest news and trailers all before diving into a personal favorite of theirs, Edgar Wright’s Hot Fuzz; the second entry in the director’s cornetto trilogy. If you enjoy bad puns, getting actors mixed up, and dinosaurs then this might be the show for you!

Let’s go ahead and acknowledge the elephant in the room, we took a week off. Life gets too chaotic sometimes, but the good news is that means we had an extra week to prepare the best episode ever. Poor parenting, amateur porn, Harry Potter, and race issues what do they all have in common? Not much really, but somehow hosts Jonathan Romo and Taylor Devorsky manage to discuss all of these while navigating the latest news and dissecting Ryan Coogler’s Fruitvale Station. [Note: Adult language contained within.]

In the newest installment of the Official GotchaMovies Podcast it’s back to the dynamic duo of Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo. The two discuss their recent watches and give hot takes on their preferred variation of Jonathan Lipnicki; all before talking about poop for far too long when discussing this week’s Netflix highlight, The Mule. [Note: Adult language contained within.] Also be sure to check out GotchaMovies’ newest podcast Unspooled Reel featuring Jenny Nulf and Ryan Oliver. Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-6-not-my-mule/#llzJjyjShroAZ1cf.99

In the newest installment of the Official GotchaMovies Podcast usual hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are joined by Editor in Chief Jenny Nulf to talk sci-fi, superheroes, and Cannes. Then Jenny educates Jonathan on Korean cinema and the horror genre while the two discuss Bong Joon-ho’s The Host. [Note: Adult language contained within.] For more horror highlights check out Jenny’s list of Fandor recommendations. Also be sure to check out GotchaMovies’ newest podcast Unspooled Reel featuring Jenny and Ryan Oliver. Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-5-kick-the-cannes/#0jmrgu060eZlpgiX.99

The Official GotchaMovies Podcast is back for a testosterone-fueled and overlong episode perfectly complimenting this week’s Netflix highlight. In this week’s episode hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are once again joined by Ryan Oliver for an extended discussion on Martin Scorsese’s Wolf of Wall Street. However, before they can get to that they discuss superhero films as “cultural genocide” and spend way too long on digital vs. film. [Note: Adult language is contained within.]

Like a fine wine we have let this episode age for a couple extra days, but it’s finally here ready to be digested. In this week’s episode we are back to the dynamic duo of writers Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo as they talk their recent watches including Avengers: Age of Ultron. After diving headfirst into the big news of the past week, they then offer some counter-programming with a discussion of James Gunn’s Super. Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-3-ultrons-worst-nightmare/#sB6WGVyGtX7Xkomc.99

Well would you look at that, another episode of the GotchaMovies Podcast. This week writers Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo are joined by a familiar face as Ryan Oliver makes a return to talk recent news, views, and to defend the Netflix pick of the week, Only God Forgives. It’s a lengthy one as everything from the Olsen Twins to Spring Breakers makes its way into the conversation. Nothing is safe. [Note: Contains brief language.] Read more at http://www.gotchamovies.com/official-gotchamovies-podcast-2-the-beard-forgives-we-dont/#m2qCbSMHY6DDxRjy.99

The GotchaMovies Podcast is back! After a couple months off, think of this as a reboot of sorts including a new format and new hosts. Each week the writers of GotchaMovies will discuss what they’ve been watching lately, the biggest news stories of the week, and spotlight a movie available for streaming on Netflix. This week writers Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo discuss their love for It Follows, discontent for Zack Snyder’s doom and gloom filled DC universe, and the excitement surrounding The Force Awakens trailer; all before heading into a discussion about Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook. [Note: Contains brief language] You can find all of our news, reviews, and this podcast at GotchaMovies.com. You can like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @gotchamovies. This first episode is yet to be on iTunes, but as soon as it is we’ll let you know. Until then, the Podomatic player is below, or you can head to the site here. Leave a comment below and tell us how you feel about the new format or suggest future to