Episodes
Monday May 30, 2016
deadCenter 2016 Preview
Monday May 30, 2016
Monday May 30, 2016
Hello listeners! Welcome to GoodTrash Media's deadCenter 2016 sneak peek preview show! In this special edition of The GoodTrash Genrecast, we'll be taking a look at the biggest films playing at Oklahoma's premiere film festival! 2016 marks the sixteenth year for deadCenter and the first GoodTrash Media is attending! Throughout the festival, we will be bringing you podcast interviews with the filmmakers, reviews of some of the headlining films, and much more!
The deadCenter Film Festival kicks off June 9 with an opening party on the roof OKCMOA at 5pm with the film Hunt For Wilderpeople playing in the MOA theater at 6. From that point forward, it's going to be movies, movies, movies until the festival closes Sunday June 12! GoodTrash Media is happy to be your guide to all of the festivals biggest premieres
In our podcast preview special, Dustin, Alex, and myself take a look at the films on the roster and when/where they'll be playing.
Monday May 30, 2016
GTGC - #178 - Looper
Monday May 30, 2016
Monday May 30, 2016
So there you have it dear listener, if you're listening to this from the future, we must be doing our jobs right. This week we want to thank Mindy Laff and Carrie Rayburn for recently becoming patrons. Alright, my time is almost up, they're closing my loop soon. But, dear listener, you have a chance to change the future, our fate is in your hands... Just hit that play button.
Looper Timestamps
Monday May 23, 2016
GTGC - #177 - Rounders
Monday May 23, 2016
Monday May 23, 2016
Shuffle up and deal, Dear Listener, the original GoodTrash triad is back to talk Rounders. Arthur, Dalton, and Dustin gather around the table to play some cards and talk about the 1998 poker film starring Matt Damon, Ed Norton, and John Malkovich. It's a fun retro-episode as we pull some cards out of our sleeves.
The guys kick the show off proper by talking about Celebrities they Want to Play Poker With. And Dear Listener, we want to know, who would you want at your celebrity Hold 'Em table? The gang burn and turn and get down to business. Arthur lays a foundation for the discussion by making a case for Rounders as a cult film. He draws from the British well with a look at Justin Smith's article "British Cult Cinema" which highlights several markers of a cult film. Dalton tags in during his analysis to talk about the Bro-y nature of this movie before coming back in later to deliver his analysis. Dalton looks at the movie as a commentary on the nature of ambition and self-destruction. Looking at the dynamic between Damon's Mike and Norton's Worm, Dalton draws conclusions about the danger of ambition if not properly haltered and focused. Dustin calls the action on the table, and raises the bet with a conversation about the film's flirtation with the Film Noir style. Citing Roger Ebert's review of the film, Dustin explores whether Rounders is a true Noir, or if it's just playing dress up.
Actions now to you, Dear Listener. Caleb and Alex were sorely missed this week, but America's Bad Boy, the Voice of the Cinema, and the Godfather of GoodTrash try to hold the fort down. The river just hit the table dear listener, and we're all in. Do you call or raise? Did you catch our tell? Hit the play button and then let us know.
Rounders Timestamps
Monday May 16, 2016
GTGC - #176 - Scott Pilgrim vs the World
Monday May 16, 2016
Monday May 16, 2016
Welcome to the strange world of GoodTrash Media, Dear Listener! This week, the long awaited host pick from Caleb Masters has arrived! Caleb slaved for hours over his list of dream movies for the show and he narrowed it down to Scott Pilgrim vs The World. It's a fun time as Arthur, Dalton, Dustin, Alex, and Caleb sit down to record a podcast.
This week, the gang talk about their favorite cinematic boss battles! Their list is strong, but we want to know about your favorite cinematic boss battles - play the game with us on Twitter and Facebook. The Trash levels up as we turn towards our analysis. The picker of the film starts the discussion by talking about Scott Pilgrim's commentary on the male millennial identity. Caleb puts together a strong foundation for his analysis by discussing the motivation behind millennial actions. Dalton piggybacks off of Caleb's analysis, and discusses the movies careful cultivation of human relationships and love. He also highlights the theme of self respect that came up in Caleb's analysis. The conversation shifts as Alex takes the mic and brings up the topic of style versus the idea of auteurism. Citing Sidney Lumet's Making Movies, Alex looks at Scott Pilgrim through the lens of formalism and how that impacts the storied auteur theory. Dustin, doing what Dustin does, audibles on the fly and bends his analysis to work off of Alex's. He presents the Modernity Thesis and raises the thought of the Post-Modernity Thesis. He talks about the gap between generations and why the audience reaction between generations varies towards Scott Pilgrim.
It's dangerous to go alone, Dear Listener. And this week we want to thank Heath Huffman and Daniel Stull for contributing via Patreon. It is through the support of listeners like you that we are able to produce the content that we do. But, enough schilling, it's time for you to make a decision. Do you answer the call? Or do you keep sleeping in every day? Continue - 10, 9, 8, 7, 6...
Scott Pilgrim vs The World Timestamps
Monday May 09, 2016
GTGC - #175 - Romancing the Stone
Monday May 09, 2016
Monday May 09, 2016
We've got our passports ready, Dear Listener. So, get your gear together; grab your finest pair of shoes, and hit that play button.
Romancing the Stone Timestamps
Monday May 02, 2016
GTGC - #174 - Captain America: Winter Soldier
Monday May 02, 2016
Monday May 02, 2016
Choose your side, Dear Listener. This week, we get amped for the re-launch of our Patreon and the upcomingCaptain America: Civil War by taking a look back at one of the MCU's best films - Captain America: Winter Soldier. That's right, although we were all disheartened by Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice we opted to head over to the MCU to get a proper fix of superhero goodness.