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There is a movie that Tyrice has been wanting to analyze for over a year: The House In Marsh Road. On this episode, he finally gets his chance! He and Joe use this as an opportunity to discuss how we react when we see bad things happening, but the people around us don't seem to notice them at all. Does it make us feel like the smartest person in the room? Or the craziest?
Tyrice wants a reason to talk about video games. Joe wants a reason to talk about a movie that makes absolutely no sense. On this episode, they both have their wishes granted.
On this episode, Joe and Tyrice try an experiment that may have implications for future episodes: They try to record a podcast episode with absolutely no planning or preparation. Did it work? Well, yes. But did it work well? You'll have to listen to find out!
This week, we misinterpret an unbelievably depressing psychological thriller. But if we take a closer look at the events of the story, can we find positive, uplifting messages hidden beneath the surface? Tyrice says yes. Joe says absolutely not.
Today's topic: Toxic masculinity! Joe and Tyrice discuss their own experiences with it, and share some times when they've been told they aren't man-ing correctly. And they analyze an unbelievably toxic film about giant, fighting robots!
Part 2 of 2! This episode is a little different. Hardly any actual movie analysis, just continued discussion of last week's topic: Tyrice's time in prison--as an employee, not as a resident. Joe takes a break, Hannah fills in, and there is a LOT to talk about.
Tyrice and Joe misinterpret the 2019 film Parasite while discussing whether or not it's possible for people to ever truly change who they are. Oh, and Tyrice talks about that time he went to prison.
It's the first episode of Season 3 and Joe has returned! This episode analyzes the 2012 film Dredd, starring Karl Urban, who is NOT Keith Urban. Tyrice and Joe use the film to discuss how they approach conversations with people who are passionate about a given topic, but are also terribly misinformed.
A lot of people asked for it, and it's finally here! A step by step guide to creating your own podcast! If you want to get started, but you have no idea what equipment you'll need or how to get your show online, this is the episode for you. If not, you'll probably find this one rather boring.
The show takes another break from film analysis. For this, the first in a three-part series on how anyone could (and should) start a podcast, Joe and Tyrice discuss their own motivations, inspirations, and obstacles they've encountered on their creative journey.Links and things!Nia Smith: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100062096784803&sk=aboutBitter Root: https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/bitter-rootDavid F. Walker: https://twitter.com/DavidWalker1201?s=20Sanford Greene: https://twitter.com/sanfordgreene?s=20Chuck Brown: https://twitter.com/Cbrown803?s=20
In Johnny Mnemonic, Keanu Reeves has a head full of valuable data... and a crew of dangerous people willing to kill him to get it. On this episode, Joe and Tyrice perform spectacular feats of mental gymnastics to relate this to their own lives. Joe's shoutout: Otis Arterberry
Misinterpreting Movies has a new co-host! And his name is Joe! On this episode, we skip the in-depth film analysis and spend an hour and a half getting to know Joe.
On this episode, we do the impossible! We make Birdemic make sense! We also discuss how we sometimes fall in love with negative thinking, and how this love affair affects us and those around us. Plus, a few poop jokes. Guest: Sarah.
"Fuck Donald Trump. Yeah, yeah, fuck Donald Trump." This, but for two and a half hours. Guest: Joe.Support: https://www.patreon.com/MMoviePod
On this spooky episode, we discuss vampires... energy vampires! In order to better understand who they are and what they do, we misinterpret the 1985 film Fright Night, we accurately interpret John Carpenter's Vampires, and we drop several loads. Knowledge loads, that is! Guest: Julie.Support: https://www.patreon.com/MMoviePod
On this, the second episode of spooky season, we explore the topic of ghosting. And, in an effort to explain and better understand this phenomenon, we examine a film about demonic entities terrorizing an entire family: Poltergeist! Guest: Sarah.Support: https://www.patreon.com/MMoviePod
Season 2 of the podcast is upon us! And since it's October, we're doing horror movies all month! Children of the Corn is a film about kids who don't want to let go of their childhoods. On this episode, we discuss the terrifying reality of people like that existing in real life. Guest: Hannah.Please consider supporting the show at:https://www.patreon.com/MMoviePod
Most people know this film because of its brutally honest portrayal of World War II combat. Few people know it for its commentary on social norms and "Cancel Culture." But after listening to this episode, you'll be able to count yourself among the ones who do! Guest: Joe.
The 2007 remake of a 1957 Western film. A group of men set off on a journey with a definitive beginning, middle, and end. They each have their own reasons for doing so, but the reasons all involve money. Is this relatable content for pretty much anyone who exists within a capitalist system? We think so! Guests: Liz and Sarah.
Nightcrawler is a scathing critique of news media's obsession with violence and our willingness to support morally questionable business practices. On this episode, we critique that critique and discuss how it relates to race and representation in America, because... of course we do. Guest: Joe.