GoodTrash GenreCast

It's a howl of a time this week dear listener, as we tackle the independent Canadian film, WolfCop. The show gets hairy as we talk about alcoholism, government funding, and independent film funding. The gang pitches potential mythical beasts with mundane jobs ideas. And finally, we're all very fired up in pop culture this week. So, come on in dear listener, the moon is full and the podcast is ready for you. 

Hello everyone, it is another edition of GoodTrash! This week we take a look back at 1992 and Robert Zemeckis' screwball fantasy Death Becomes Her. How does the film measure up? Is it as good today as we charmingly remember it to be? Or does it have too many holes to be fully functioning? We talk masculinity, femininity, authorship, and the Hollywood Dream Factory through our analysis. We then highlight ladies we would like to see playing Femme Fatales, or that have played the role before. As always, we got into the fire of pop culture and Alex dropped some special news for You, the dear listener. All of that and more, as you must stay through the credits this week in another Marvelous edition of GTGC. 

Down the Rabbit Hole

Dear Listener, you can pick out a copy of Naomi Wolf's The Beauty Myth right over HERE. 

Sorry for the Delay Dear Listener, but we are back with another dose of Trash for you. This week we journey back in to space and take a look at 1999's Galaxy Quest; we talk fandoms, fan culture, and surrealism. We also put together our ideal ship crews for our own piloted expeditions into space. And, we weigh in on the Great Rob Zombie Debate of 2015... All this and more in this week's edition of the GOOD TRASH GENRE CAST! 

Alrighty Dear Listener, the Good Trash Gang is back and wrapping up Sequel-Palooza. This week we take a fan request; Google+ User - The Rolling Beatles 123 suggested we should do The Devil's Rejects some time. Well, ask and you shall receive Rolling Beatles 123. This week we take a look at Zombie's sophomore effort and take it to task for a number of reasons. So, come on and find out what we think. Tell us what you think. Also, join in our our discussion about whether Zombie is a better Musician or Director. Let us know your favorite musicians who have been involved with film; and finally, as always, let us know what has you fired up in pop culture. 

The Rabbit Hole

Dear Listener, this week Alex referenced an article that she thought would be  interesting in light of her reading of the film. You can find that article right here: "The Cruel and Unusual Execution of Clayton Lockett". 

And remember, follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, subscribe to the show through a number of means; and always enjoy the conversations about film. 

Bangarang dear listeners! We bring our analysis to Neverland and find some happy thoughts.

Alright dear listeners, we are back with more Sequelpalooza fun. This week we tackle Guillermo Del Toro's Blade II. We discuss race, fight scenes, and vampire lore - all the while missing our friend Alex. We discussed our favorite mentors and then, we talked about pop culture. We laughed, we cried, well... mainly we just laughed a lot. There is much fun to be had; so, come on over, listen to the show, but whatever you do...

Don't invite Dalton in. Ever. And never go with anything he proposes.... Stay tuned to find out why. 

Hello again Dear Listener! We're back, and we somehow managed to make it through a full trilogy on the show. That's right, we hit Sequel-palooza with the third entry in Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy as we discuss The World's End. Formalism, nostalgism, and alcoholism all rear their ugly heads as we look at this fine British comedy. The Game has us doing our best Ad Rep impressions, as we discuss Movie Themed Alcoholic Beverages. And Dalton is the only one who is truly fired up this week. Except Alex, who does her finest Christian Bale impression to end the show - what did she say that was so shocking? I guess you'll have to listen for yourself. 

Good evening and happy May everyone, the cast gets back around the table with a couple of regulars missing and a guest host filling their shoes. That's right, Kirsten returns to talk Bruce Campbell and Army of Darkness. We talk intertextuality, formalism, duality of man, and religion. We inadvertently play a sequel to one of our games as we discuss in a broader sense, movies that should be turned into TV series. Finally, we end as always with what has us fired up in Pop Culture. All of this and more as we kick off our May Sequel-palooza! So, gather round and enjoy the trash. 

*Editor's note, again sorry for another delay. We're trying to get back on target. This was originally recorded on April 19th.*

Alrighty dear listeners! The gang gather's back around and Arthur chooses to see if we are indeed a podcast without fear as we take a look at the polarizing 2003 Director's Cut of Daredevil. Ben Affleck makes his initial foray into super cinema and nobody was pleased. We talk about most useless super powers in our game of the week, and at the end of the show, of course we're fired up. 

And as with any good Marvel film, stay through the credits this week for more GoodTrash Fun.  

*Due to crazy life issues, there was a delay. This episode was recorded on April 5th, 2015.* 

Ladies and Gents, we get back around the table to discuss race, editing, speech, and film cycles as we talk Guy Ritchie's cult classic, Snatch. We also talk about our favorite gangsters, and in a bit of a dated edition of Pop Culture we talk about what has us fired up. Enjoy, and again, sorry for the delay.