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Welcome to CheezeSoft newest podcast series, Cheezin' It with Nate & Robert, it's a podcast about cheezy topics with cheezy opinions. It's going to be a whole lot of fun. We are taking a deep dive with Behind The Lyrics: INTO THE NIGHT, Taco Bell's newest item, Blockbuster, and many more. Stick around and have fun. You won't regret it! 

Our epic finale on the Scream Trilogy is finally coming to close. This doubleheader episode talks about What-if scenarios, switching character deaths, and our take on these films on what makes Scream 2 awesome and what makes Scream 3 bad. Enjoy!FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

This particular episode is a short analysis of a 2001 J-horror film, PULSE, by Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Let's analyze a case on why the Pulse's theme is relatable to our present time and bunkering in our homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Depression and loneliness is the biggest theme in this movie, and the inability to know or communicate with others due to technologies. People have lost a sense of caring for each other and not knowing what’s going on in their mental state. Just remember, this episode has a lot of spoilers if you have never seen the movie.FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Nate's solo debut!!! He has an awesome personal take on the 80s classic, called Dreamscape. A young psychic on the run from himself is recruited by a government agency experimenting with the use of the dream-sharing technology and is given the inverse task of planting an idea into the mind of the U.S. president. The most powerful person in the world can have nightmares too! Enjoy!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

This particular episode is a short analysis of a 1997 J-horror film, Cure by Kiyoshi Kurosawa. He helped ignite the worldwide J-horror boom two decades ago with such cult classics with this movie Cure and Pulse. While developing a signature style that relied more on creepy atmospheric effects than in-your-face shocks from American horror movies.FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Scream 2 helps re-invents that not all horror sequels are horrible; they can be excellent as the first movie. Did Ghostface act alone on killing? Let's analyze a case by case of its victims.FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Scream 2 helps re-invents that not all horror sequels are horrible, they can be excellent as the first movie. It may have lacked the original's element of surprise, but it is as smart, funny, and scary, if not more than the original. Enjoy!!!FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

We are finally back after a long and stressful four months during the Covid-19 pandemic. This movie has saved the horror genre like literally brought from the dead. We review and analyze Scream, and we discuss heavy topics such as Harvey Weinstein's controversial, fandom culture, and switching cast between Scream 1 and 2. https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Many fans are confused over which Killer (Billy and Stu) was behind the mask during the following murders and attacks. Robert takes a quick summary, case by case which killer it was. FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/  

For our upcoming series, the Beer Cheeze Films team is going to discuss the Scream Trilogy. To understand the parody movie "Scary Movie," we need to consider the Scream franchise that helped save the slasher genre and captive a new audience. This episode is a quick roundup of each of the films that don't reveal the villain if you never saw these movies. We highly recommend watching these films, and you will not be disappointed.FOR UPDATES, CHECK OUR WEBSITE BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Welcome everybody to ‘BEER CHEEZE FILMS.’ I’m Robert and joined by my side is Nate. Today in this episode, we are going to talk about a sequel to Killer Crocodile comes Killer Crocodile 2, a 1990 film by Giannetto De Rossi. Some time had passed from the first to the second movie. The village is still there, but some tacky investor wants to build a luxury resort on the delta near the swamp. Liza comes in to investigate the ongoing toxic waste that claims to be taken care of, but it’s not. Kevin, from the last movie, comes in to help the investigation. What kind of help, though? I don’t want to give it away, but this movie is awfully bad and have a funny sex scene. So, stick around.FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Today in this episode, we are going to talk about Killer Crocodile. A 1989 Italian rip-off movie on Jaws by Fabrizio De Angelis. Here is a quick rundown on the story, a bunch of environmentalists who thinks they are saving the world for their ego, arrives at a faraway tropical delta, think about Florida, where a guy is dumping radioactive waste. But what lurks in the water is a monstrous crocodile that wreaks havoc to the visitors and locals. Also, do you know that the local officials are corrupted and can't be trusted? Of course not, and they don't help much either. What will happen next?FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINKS BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

A 2017 Japanese comedy-horror movie called One Cut of The Dead by Shinichiro Ueda, is a hidden gem to movie lovers! People hardly talked about this movie, and people must know about it. Robert has done a quick summary and review (with spoilers) on One Cut of The Dead. Enjoy!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINKS BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Welcome everybody to ‘BEER CHEEZE FILMS’. In this episode, we are going to talk about Action Jackson, a 1988 Hollywood film, directed by Craig R. Baxley. It's a very fun movie to watch and we love many things in the movie too.FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINKS BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Welcome to our season finale! What's a better way to end the season with an Italian movie remastered by Severin Films for this episode? WAX MASK! A couple was brutality murder by a masked man with a metal claw as a weapon. A young girl saw the whole ordeal, and a decade later, the masked man will return to haunt her. This film is entertaining, and we had fun discussing it together. Enjoy the episode!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

A quick review on CHOPPING MALL, a 1986 film. This movie is way better than our last review on the Final Exam. This was more entertaining and fun to watch. I totally recommend watching this movie to have a good laugh. Enjoy our episode!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

A quick review of a 1981 film, Final Exam. A mediocre production with a so-so cast. A serial killer was stalking a bunch of college students. Nothing much else is going on with the movie. A plodding pace to get most of the killings started. Robert went on a rant and was angry about wasting his time on this movie. Enjoy our episode!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

What’s up to listeners! Welcome to BEER CHEEZE FILMS! We took a long break from watching all the awful movies, and the holiday season is long over. It was a well-deserved break for us. We are going to talk about an early Peter Jackson's movie from 1987 called BAD TASTE. The story is about the population of a small town disappears and is replaced by aliens that chase human flesh for their intergalactic fast-food chain. Corny? Yes. Fun to watch? Indeed it is. You won't believe its a Peter Jackson movie. He is the director, writer, and producer of this film. Nate suggested this movie, and it was great. Enjoy our quick review! Bye, everybody!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

We have another episode on Bruno Mattei's 1989 film, Shocking Dark. A collaboration with Claudio Fragasso as the primary writer of the script. It is a straight knockoff of both Aliens and the Terminator. There is nothing positive about this film; everything is awful! Severin Films beautifully do the remaster. As Nate would say about the director and the cast, "You can tell it’s a Bruno Mattei movie is because the actors that they hired for these [movies] had the facial expressions that they do and the vocal tones that they do… they don’t match. And it's not dubbed, and you can excuse it if dubbed, but it's not." Enjoy the show! FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Another episode, another Bruno Mattei film - well, sort of. Claudio Fragasso took the helm for Night Killer. He always envisioned his film as a tense psychological thriller with little to no gore. The original cut resembled his vision; however, the producers were not happy with it because it lacked any violence. Therefore, the great Bruno Mattei was brought on to shoot additional scenes to add more gore into the film. Robert and Nate discuss the film, cast, and other references from other films that resemble Fragasso's vision. A good example, the film could have been a good film without the masked killer.FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/