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I was watching Hands of Manos once in smallish theatre and this dude in the middle of everyone spent the whole time making obvious, redundant, offensive quips and remarks the entire time. Nothing he said was funny or interesting or unique.
I had to leave halfway through because the movie was obviously terrible, but he took all the joy out of watching what could potentially be a fun experience.
That's what a lot of DnD podcasts are like. A group of bros making the most obvious, generic quips imaginable.
I realize It's unfair to critique and compare the two iterations of the show. But I am oh so happy the McElroys are the ones running the ship.
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Episode #65 – Old DogsIs it possible John Travolta and director Walt Becker could top Wild Hogs? Well, when it comes to Old Dogs, it depends on what you mean by “top.” Meanwhile, Stuart reveals some exciting personal news, Dan explains how this movie is the modern “Kangaroo Jack,” and Elliott previews his new one-man show at (great) length.
0:00 – 0:33 – Introduction and theme.
0:34 – 6:13 – So much talk about weddings that you’d think you were listening to three schoolgirls, if not for the World of Warcraft reference.
6:14 – 42:05 – A scintillating discussion of Old Dogs, the family film that’s fun for no ages, as well as our longest, most absurd digression yet.
42:06 – 43:03- Final judgments are handily dispensed with.
43:04 – 48:17 – Dan manages to announce our CONTEST WINNER, despite Elliott and Stu’s best efforts to not let him get the name out.
48:18 – 55:45 – The sad bastards recommend.
55:46 – 58:24 – Plugs, goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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PLUG CORNER
Take a look at a preview of Age of Heroes #4, the MARVEL COMIC FEATURING A STORY WRITTEN BY THE FLOP HOUSE’S OWN ELLIOTT KALAN. Then go buy a copy of the full comic this Wednesday, ya cheapskate!
Check out the music of Lydia Burrell (AKA Alex Smith). He’s a friend of Flopper Stuart, and his album was produced by My Morning Jacket frontman Yim Yames. So, you know. Hipster cred.
Dan’s webseries 9 AM Meeting is an Official Selection of the New York Television Festival. Check out a screening! Tickets are free, but reservations are required (box office opens September 1).
Tags: Captain America, comics, Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, Lydia Burrell, Old Dogs, Stuart Wellington, Wild Hogs
August 15th, 2010
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Episode #93 – Green LanternYou didn’t think we’d let 2011 end without getting you a holiday gift, right? Well, in this episode we take on one of the biggest flops of the past year, Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Elliott throws down the gauntlet to Green Lantern comics fans, Stuart would rather talk about “The Core,” and Dan somehow gets even more creepy. Plus: the long-awaited FLOP HOUSE ORIGINS.
0:00 – 0:32 – Introduction and theme.
0:33 – 2:56 – The usual bullshit.
2:57 – 36:23 – Look! Up in the air! It’s a Granny Smith apple! It’s Kermit! No, it’s the GREEN LANTERN!
36:24 – 40:20 – Final judgments
40:21 – 52:55 – Flop House Movie Mailbag
52:56 – 56:25 – We plug our LIVE EVENT.
56:26 – 57:52 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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Flop House Plugs Corner
Our second true LIVE FLOP HOUSE EVENT will be taking place on January 20th at 92Y Tribeca. We will be screening the John Cena/Renny Harlin joint 12 Rounds.
92YTribeca SCREENING ROOM
200 Hudson Street, NY, NY
$12
Elliott will be screening the Don Siegel-directed, Clint Eastwood-starring Civil War southern gothic shocker The Beguiled, on Wednesday, January 4.
92YTribeca SCREENING ROOM
200 Hudson Street, NY, NY
$12
Part of the series Closely Watched Films
Check out this short humor piece that Dan wrote for McSweeneys. It’s holiday-themed, and Christmas is this week. It’s almost as if it was planned that way!
Tags: 92Y Tribeca, Closely Watched Films, comics, Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, Green Lantern, holidays, live appearance, McSweeney's, plugs, Stuart Wellington
December 21st, 2011
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Episode #109 – Journey 2: The Mysterious IslandApologies for the lack of more detailed show notes for this Journey 2 episode. 2/3 of the Flop House are busy traveling for work.
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Hudgens in Poster May be Wearing More Clothes than Film Hudgens
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FLOP HOUSE PLUGS CORNER
September 19 at 9 pm
Public Assembly, the back room,
70 North 6th St.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn“Bad Movies and the People that Love Them”
We join with the editors of “I Love Bad Movies” in a panel discussion of bad movies.
FREE (21+)
November 2nd – our FOURTH LIVE FLOP HOUSE MOVIE SCREENING, at 92Y Tribeca.
More details TBA.
Mark your calendars now!
Tags: Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, live appearance, Michael Caine, plugs, Stuart Wellington, The Rock, Vanessa Hudgens
September 1st, 2012
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Episode #111 – A Little Bit of HeavenA Little Bit of Heaven is literally as fun as a colonoscopy. Meanwhile, Dan explains “butt sneezes,” Stuart reveals his sideline as a home restauranteur, and Elliott proves to be a font of information about M.C. Scat Cat.
0:00 – 0:32 – Introduction and theme.
0:33 – 31:34 – Isn’t it always the way? You meet the man of your dreams, and God gives you butt cancer.
31:35 – 32:44 – Final judgments
32:45 – 41:55 – Some thanks, some plugs, but most importantly: our BIG ANNOUNCEMENT.
41:56 – 54:33 – Flop House Movie Mailbag
54:35 – 1:00:53 – The sad bastards recommend.
1:00:54 – 1:02:45 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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These tumors are so romantic!
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FLOP HOUSE PLUGS CORNER
FOURTH LIVE FLOP HOUSE MOVIE SCREENING – BRATZ
co-sponsored by I Love Bad Movies
featuring live commentary by the Flop House gang
92Y Tribeca (MAP)
November 2 at 8 pm
Ticket Price: $12, Film Club Member: $8
Elliott and guest F.H. co-host Brock Mahan’s sketch group is doing three shows next month: The Hypocrites October 4, 11, and 18.
$10
92Y Tribeca
And, as promised, the rhymes of Hanks scion, Chet Haze:
Tags: 92Y Tribeca, A Little Bit of Heaven, All Things Comedy, Brock Mahan, Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, I Love Bad Movies, live appearance, plugs, Stuart Wellington, The Hypocrites
September 29th, 2012
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One of the key points is that they don’t appear to understand the plot of the movie they are making.
After their plan has worked perfectly, up to that point, Cranston derides Beckinsale for allowing Farrell to go to Rekall.
Except their plan hinges on him doing that.
Notice that the message he sees of himself while he’s at the apartment is of him being “captured”.
The point is that the “capture” is part of the plan to trojan horse the resistance.
It works by everyone one Cranston’s team trying their hardest to look like they want to capture or kill Farrell so that the resistance is convinced that Farrell is on their side when his real personality is on Cranston’s side.
If Farrell has been captured at the beginning of movie, how does he set up all the breadcrumbs he uses to find his way back to the resistance except with the help of Cranston’s team.
The whole plan hinges on the resistance seeing Farrell stumble onto a version of his old identity, thus getting “chased” by Cranston’s guys, and thinking that he’s actually on their side, bringing him back to Nighy so they can track him.
If Beckinsale is in on the plan (which would make sense since she has to know why she’s not supposed to kill him), he should be congratulating her for a job well done.
And if she’s really not in on it (which is dangerous), he should be congratulating her for failing in exactly the way he expected her to.
Basically, that line of dialog is the difference between, “Ah, so that’s why all that stuff happened.” and “OK, so they why did all that stuff happen?”
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Episode #119 – The Odd Life of Timothy GreenWe take on the age-old story of a magical adopted boy with leaf ankles, The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Meanwhile, Elliott dreams of a world where we could make a musical out of leaves, Stuart advises on how we could make Timothy into a cool dude, and we learn of Dan’s latest infirmity.
0:00 – 0:34 – Introduction and theme.
0:35 – 34:36 – That kid’s really turning over a new leaf. A NEW LEAF. GET IT? Aaaaah, you don’t get it.
34:37 – 37:20 – Final judgments
37:21 – 38:06 – Plugs
38:07 – 54:29 – The only helpful edition of the Flop House Movie Mailbag
54:30 – 1:01:28 – The sad bastards recommend.
1:01:29 – 1:03:00 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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That’s going to chafe.
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Mailbag Links Corner
The mentioned picture of April O’Neil, courtesy of Ben Newman. Visit his blog to rethink your position on who’s pervazoid #1.
And if you’re curious to see spell-casting Bratz, go HERE.
Tags: Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, family film, Stuart Wellington, The Odd Life of Timothy Green
January 26th, 2013
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Flop House Classic – Old DogsA fan-chosen repeat of a classic episode. Enjoy re-living the misery!
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Is it possible John Travolta and director Walt Becker could top Wild Hogs? Well, when it comes to Old Dogs, it depends on what you mean by “top.” Meanwhile, Stuart reveals some exciting personal news, Dan explains how this movie is the modern “Kangaroo Jack,” and Elliott previews his new one-man show at (great) length.
0:00 – 0:33 – Introduction and theme.
0:34 – 6:13 – So much talk about weddings that you’d think you were listening to three schoolgirls, if not for the World of Warcraft reference.
6:14 – 42:05 – A scintillating discussion of Old Dogs, the family film that’s fun for no ages, as well as our longest, most absurd digression yet.
42:06 – 43:03- Final judgments are handily dispensed with.
43:04 – 48:17 – Dan manages to announce our CONTEST WINNER, despite Elliott and Stu’s best efforts to not let him get the name out.
48:18 – 55:45 – The sad bastards recommend.
55:46 – 58:24 – Plugs, goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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Hey, whaddaya gonna do, man? It’s Old Dogs!
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Tags: classic, Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, John Travolta, Old Dogs, rerun, Stuart Wellington
March 12th, 2013
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Episode #123 – That’s My BoyCaving to popular fan demand, the peaches review That’s My Boy, Adam Sandler’s follow-up to his Palme d’Or-winning Jack and Jill. Meanwhile, Dan makes a touchingly pervazoidal heartfelt plea for unedited airplane films, Stuart reveals this movie’s unconventional filming process, and Elliott breaks Dan’s comedy heart.
0:00 – 0:32 – Introduction and theme.
0:33 – 36:29 – Samberg and Sandler. Together alphabetically, now joined in real life.
36:30 – 42:12 – Final judgments.
42:13 – 44:43 – Some housekeeping and plugs.
44:44 – 59:55 – Flop House Movie Mailbag
59:56 – 1:05:02 – The sad bastards recommend.
1:05:03- 1:06:30 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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Look at how mismatched those two are! They’re almost comically mismatched!
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Tags: Adam Sandler, Dan McCoy, Elliott Kalan, Stuart Wellington, That's My Boy
April 6th, 2013
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