GoodTrash GenreCast

This week, we go to the well once again, appropriately enough, as we discuss Our Top 10 Sequels. That's right, we're looking at continuations, bridges, follow-ups, studio mandated directives and much, much more. Are sequels worth the effort? Are they ever better than the original? We talk all that and more as the Summer of Lists rolls on. What are your favorite sequels—let us know: goodtrashgenrecast@gmail.com. Join us now and subscribe to keep up as the Summer of Lists concludes next week!

Good evening ladies, gents, and those who remain unaffiliated! This black tie affair is reserved for part three of the 2026 Summer of Lists: Academy Award what ifs. That's right, we're taking a look back at Oscar's nearly 100 years of history to identify the Best Picture nominees that probably should have won the big award. Come with us as we rewrite history and secure justice for some great movies—as you listen, we had one caveat, the winner had to come from the pool of nominees. Did we miss the mark? Do you strongly agree with some of our controversial choices? Let us know at goodtrashgenrecast@gmail.com! Tune in next week as the Summer of Lists continues!

Hello friends, family, and Netflix subscribers! The Summer of Lists continues this week as we play the Hollywood pitch game. On this list, we each countdown five desired remakes. We look at classics, bombs, unknowns, and much more to outline 15 films we think could use a refresh. Are remakes passé? Maybe, but that's the game. Tune in to find out what moneymakers we have in the pipeline. Have your own remake ideas? Send them to goodtrashgenrecast@gmail.com! Tune in and subscribe as we continue the Summer of Lists all through July. 

Hello fiends and familiars! It is now the Season of the List AND a very special episode 666! So, to celebrate, we decided to kickoff the summer of lists with our top 10 horror films. That's right, the genre that we love so much is brought to altar as we have to choose 10 horror films that rise above the rest—for us. Is it subjective or objective? Yes, maybe, who knows. It was fun, and a bit challenging. So, join us as we run down our top horror picks from the entirety of cinematic history. Did yours make the cut? Let us know: goodtrashgenrecast@gmail.com! Tune in next week as the summer of lists continues!

Ready to vibe dear listener? This week, we bring our Cinematic Syndication marathon to an end with the 2006 adaptation of Michael Mann's Miami Vice. Mann worked on the original series and took the helm of a notoriously troubled cinematic production with stars Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell. Since then, the movie has earned a cult reputation—but, does it have anything going on? Or is it just a shiny distraction? We break down vibes cinema, troubled sets, storytelling, digital photography and much more as we bring Miami Vice into the analysis station. Join us now! 

We're the GoodTrash GenreCast, and welcome to our Jackass episode. That's right, as we continue to look at shows moving from the small screen to the big screen, we take an unprecedented approach—one that might be the end of our show for good. Or so it seems. Dalton advocates hard for the rhetoric of Jackass: The Movie, while Dustin responds as though Johnny Knoxville threw him in the snake pit. Arthur tries to be the funny fat guy between them. Does it work? Does this movie have anything to say? Opinions differ wildly! So, tune in to our Jackass: The Movie analysis and please, don't try this at home!

Tune in to hear about our busiest day of the festival. Seth and Dustin attended panels and watched docs, features and shorts all on this episode's rundown. Listen in to hear our thoughts on Spare My Bones Coyote, the All Dogs Go to deadCenter Shorts Program, and Mallory's Ghost. 

Seth and Dustin are back with more coverage of the 2026 deadCenter Film Festival! Tonight we talk about two slates of shorts: Horror and Experimental Shorts. Both were very strong programs, and we liked everything we saw. Tune to hear the details!

Dustin and Seth are back with more reactions to the second day of the deadCenter Film Festival: day two. On this episode, we get to talk about a couple of features: Gangland and Pale Night. Tune in to hear our thoughts and keep up with the festival!

Yabba-dabba-do! We're back with more Cinematic Synidcation as we take a look at the 1994 live action The Flintstones. Halle Berry, Kyle MacLachlan, John Goodman, Rick Moranis—this movie has it all. Is it for adults? Is it for kids? We discuss all of that as well as cinematic memories when Nick Sanford joins us to tell the tale of his first theatrical experience. From practical sets to product placement, The Flintstones was doing something. So we do our best site dig to figure out what it is exactly. Join us now as we bring The Flintstones to the analysis factory!