Movie Roulette Tuesday: The Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Hi everyone, we have a new theme this week and that theme is: “before they were famous”. It’s pretty self explanatory but just to be clear, that means we will be reviewing films where the stars/directors/etc are not necessarily making their debut but significant contributions to the film industry before they became their own brand. We are kicking things off with The Outsiders. This is a 1983 Francis Ford Coppola film where In Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1964, the rivalry b...

Send us Fan Mail Once Upon a Time. . . this podcast occasionally has a Special Guest Host. And this week is one of those magical weeks! Matt's sister Kristen joins us for her listener pick: the 2025 Norwegian body horror film, "The Ugly Stepsister." This is a twist on the Cinderella story by the Brothers Grimm that explores the lengths someone will go to to be seen as "beautiful." It is visually stunning, darkly gothic and the soundtrack is fantastic. Think...

Send us Fan Mail In a very special episode of the Movie Roulette Tuesday Podcast, we take a construction necessitated break from our normal programming to watch one of the most bizarre films we’ve ever seen, maverick filmmaker Palmer Rockey’s Scarlet Warning 666, AKA It Happened One Weekend. Palmer Rockey claims to have played 7 roles in front of the camera, and 47 behind the camera, including writing, directing, and starring as twin brothers involved in a satanic cult. Nothing we can ...

Send us Fan Mail We close out our “Love Hurts” theme with the 1993 Brian Yuzna zombie romance classic Return of the Living Dead 3 about a sweet young couple who won’t let a case of death stop their romance. We also discuss the worst pain each of us has ever felt, as well as the history of the Return of the Living Dead series and its ties to the George Romero classics. So please join us…and bring your BRAAAAIIINS.

Send us Fan Mail We continue our “Love Hurts” theme; this week it’s a classic tear-jerker from 2004, “The Notebook”. Directed by Nick Cassavetes, starring Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, James Garner and Gena Rowlands, this film explores what happens when a lifetime of love is lost to Alzheimer’s disease. We also learn a little more about Alzheimer’s and its prevalence and impact on society So grab your tissues and get ready to feel sad, because, as the band Nazareth tells us in the...