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Katie and Miles are joined by OG mack, Beef for, like, a pretty fucking huge milestone. The gang plays a round of "Movie God", reviews House By The Cemetery and listen to YOU lavish us with praise!

Katie and Miles discuss the future of the show and stuff they've been watching lately. Plus, reviews of Ishtar and Hercules in New York!

Reviews of Mikey & Nicky and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse! This episode is going to Melt. Your. Face!

A special episode with (a very lonely) Miles reviewing Love Actually and The Notebook!

As promised and as titled, a commentary track for the hit film adaptation of the hit Broadway play based on the hit songs by super hit-makers, Abba.

Reviews of Play It Again, Sam and The Heartbreak Kid! A gift for you!

Miles and Katie return to discuss the Paul Giamatti film Cold Souls and the first of Elaine May's four directorial efforts, A New Leaf. They dislike one and nearly love the other. BUT WHICH?!? Plus, discussions of Black Swan, 127 Hours, Red Hill, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One AND MORE!

An all-star, all-girl episode wherein Katie and Caitlin discuss L.A. Story, Pier1, the annoying pixie female character AND MORE!

Hold onto your ovaries, this one is going to be SUPER GIRLIE!

Miles and Caitlin discuss the documentary Best Worst Movie and replay an interview conducted with Michael Paul Stephenson (director of the film and child star of Troll 2) that took place while he was still filming it!

The gang take a break from the regular format and invoke spirits. Maybe not the best place to start if you're a new listener. Also, oddly sincere at times.

The gang ends with a bang! Get it?

Beef's week ends, as does the limit of the crew's sanity.

Holy fuck...

This movie 'R us.

I dare(crow) you to listen! Muahahahahahahaaw!

The gang (sans Alan) review a sub-par vampire movie.

The gang (sans Alan) creep in ways unheard of since TLC.

Beef fucks up.

The gang reviews one of the least sucky vampire movies ever.

The worst movie of the fest? Yes.

The gang engages in a colorful discussion.

The gang (sans Beef) discuss eyes (sans faces).

The gang (sans Beef) discuss holy batrimony (sorry).

The gang discuss Lucas (Haas, not the movie with Corey Haim).

One of our most revealing episodes EVER!!!

A new high, a breath of fresh air and a renewal of faith in humanity as the crew (sans Alan) discuss last year's evil "kid" thriller.

Amazingly Pepper-free.

Katie and Miles discuss Zalman King's softest core work.

Eeeeewwwww! It's a girl movie!

Some of the gang discuss, like, the oldest movie ever covered on the show and stuff.

The gang dance their asses off for you while death waits around every corner.

I warn you, we're getting tired and grumpy. If we're not CRAZY in love with this movie, then please chalk it up to us starting to die inside, movie by movie.

The gang (ALL OF THEM) discuss the movie what has Vincent Price as the thing what is described in the title.

Katie's week begins (sans Alan) with an episode about rowdy kids. How will the rowdy kids of ShowShow relate? Only time will *fart sound*.

The gang (sans Alan) review The Mummy Theme Park. No jokes. We saved those for the show.

The gang (sans Alan) review another movie that made the cut due to a schedule change/subtitling issue (sorry, The Horde). Will Adam Green's wild frosticulations succeed where his previous effort (Hatchet) hadn't? Only time...will tell.

The gang (sans Alan) talk about the second best movie to come out of Australia after The Fucking Stupid Owl Movie: Legend of the Fucklings.

The gang (sans Alan) find themselves in the midst of yet another rock n' roll nightmare as they review the beetle-browed kid from Summer School's "horror-comedy". *Spoiler Alert* It's not very good at being either of those things.

The crew (sans Alan) discuss James Hong's co-directorial debut, which was in no way an excuse for him to direct himself in a number of sex scenes with women half his age.

I'm also going to apologize for the background music/sound effects in this episode. They're way too loud and will be fixed for tomorrow's episode.

The gang cover one of the most infamous gore films of all time.

Miles, Katie, Beef and Alan discuss the movie that nearly ruined Harry Knowles' birthday party.

Reviews of Zardoz and Taxidermia!

Katie and Miles discuss an insane amount of shark/sea beast movies!

A mysterious figure from our past returns (its Alan...former co-host) to "help" Miles and Katie review Oliver Stone's classic film, Wall Street and a movie that probably wasn't directed by Stone (we didn't check), Wolfhound. PLUS! WE ANNOUNCE A CONTEST THAT YOU'D ALL DO WELL TO ENTER!

...except for the feedback, which will be included in next week's show.

Garageband ate the second half of the show and I don't have the heart to go back and trim the music I edited into the show, so here it is, technically about 2 hours long and ACTUALLY only about 45 minutes or so. We WILL be back next week, so I'm more okay with this than I might have otherwise been.

Darkman and Birdemic? Yes.

Reviews of Kick-Ass, Sideout and Moulin Rouge! Miles drank a bottle of wine before recording the show, so...

Reviews of Dream a Little Dream and Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters.

Reviews of In The Name of the Father and Bad Biology.
Music by Wicked Witch, Devendra Banhart, The Fabulous Entourage and Duchess Says.

Katie and Miles discuss the Oscars!
Featuring the music of G. Tom Mac, Yo La Tengo, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti and Cults!

Wings of Desire, Hanzo the Razor: The Snare and Beef! Happy 3-year-old ShowShow!

ShowShow's new radio spot!

Reviews of Lake Mungo and Assassination of a High School President!

A show in which we discuss many things, not the least of which is Crazy Heart.

Reviews of World's Greatest Dad and Daybreakers! Plus, a script review of Marmaduke!

Miles and Katie go through their top 10 films of the year.

Miles and Katie do what they always do, only with one extra person doing it with them.

A regular episode of the show! New Moon, The Road and Fantastic Mr. Fox reviewed! Also, rapid-fire discussions of too many movies to name! Plus, the Code of the Driftlings revealed!

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Love,

Miles

The title says it all, right?

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Reviews of 2012, The Men Who Stare At Goats and, most importantly, the last two films in our listener appreciation month: The Class of 1999 and Header.

A show in which the hosts discuss the films they saw, which were He-Man & She-Ra: The Secret of the Sword and Mommie Dearest.

This for anyone out there who subscribes to the show, hosts their own podcast and needs more shit to play in between your regularly hosted segments.

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Who will (Sole) Survivor and what will be left of them? Miles, Katie, Beef and returning guest, Eli find out the hard way in the final episode of the 3rd Annual Howloween Spooktacular.

Miles, Katie, Beef and special guest Eli growl about the Prowler.

Miles, Katie and Beef watch the greatest film with a made-up word for a title ever, Ghoulies.

Miles, Katie and Beef turn up the...sigh...Dead Heat.

Miles, Katie and Beef intrude uponst your day.

Miles and Katie whisper and sneak around The House of the Devil.

Miles, Katie and Beef tear Pieces to shreds.

Miles, Katie and Beef make love, Hennenlotter-style.

Jodi Foster gets nude in front of Miles, Katie and Beef.

Miles is tired again, but Katie is not. Here is the show that they did while feeling the ways that they did.

Miles, Katie and Alan are sweet on Gary Busey.

Can you believe Katie hadn't seen this until last night? Miles couldn't!

Miles, Katie and the elusive Alan sit down to watch a childhood favorite.

Miles and Katie are tired. How are you?

A spoiler-heavy episode covering one of Brian DePalma's finest films.

Katie's week "Stabbers, Stabbers Everywhere" begins with a movie about a...stabber.

The last pick in Miles' week. Was the best saved for last?

Miles and Katie talk about a baby made of wood. It's better than it sounds.

Miles, Beef and special guest Erin record a show within a show within a show.

With special guests Bill from Outside The Cinema and his lovely wife, Mel!

One of Miles' favorite horror movies, reviewed!

Late, but not late enough to spoil the Spooktacular.

The first movie in Miles' week. Will it be any better than Alan's picks? Probably yes.

Was it as bad as we all thought it would be? Find out...

You know, the movie with the young Agent Skinner as the electric-man-killer...

Apparently, Alan was craving Craven.

MORE!

We watched Zombieland over the weekend, and here's the episode to prove it.

The onslaught continues with the 2 hour and 44 minute long anthology from Japan, Kwaidan.

Episode 2 of the 3rd Annual Howloween Spooktacular!

The first episode of the 3rd Annual Howloween Spooktacular!

The first five episodes of 2008's Howloween Spooktacular, including reviews of Popcorn, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Embrace of the Vampire, Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein and High Spirits!

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O.C., Stiggs and The Staircase.

The writer/director of Bronson and the Pusher trilogy joins Miles in a noisy restaurant for the most important interview of his life.

Broson (starring Tom Hardy) opens in theaters on October 9th.

Thanks again to Marina Bailey and Magnolia pictures for access to the screening, the interview and the free alcohol consumed during the after-party.

Our most inglorious show. Also, brief discussions of The Final Destination, Halloween 2, Grey Gardens (HBO) and District 9.

The show is 2 hours and 44 minutes long. Therefore, I will not describe whatever it is we talk about, but rather allow it to speak for itself.

Given the sudden interest in shit amongst our fans, we offer you this: selected recordings from ShowShow50, wherein we discuss various bodily fluids and how they have effected our lives over the years.

Note: This is not for the faint of heart.

Katie and Miles discuss the Dove Foundation, Death Race and Orphan before moving on to reviews of All The Real Girls and Grey Gardens.

Next week: I Love Maria (aka Roboforce) and American Ninja!

Miles, Katie and Beef discuss the latest entry in the Harry Potter series before delving into a labyrinthian discussion of Last Year at Marienbad and then a decidedly short review of Tiptoes.

Miles and DZ team up yet again to tackle Michael Bay's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen!

Katie and Miles discuss Public Enemies, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and a whole bunch of other shit.

ENJOY!

Cinema Diabolica's DZ and Miles talk about The Changeling(s), Lady in a Cage, American Psycho, The Peanut Butter Solution, Moon, Stone Cold, Phantom of the Paradise, Nukie, Bugsy Malone, and every other movie ever made.

Cheers!

T4 and Cobra reviewed.

Beef returns to the ShowShow after an extended absence to review The Last Dragon and Charlie Varrick with absolutely everyone else on the show (except Alan)! And then the crew listens to a few bits of voicemail that somehow made their way to them.

The last episode ever? Reviews of Wolverine, Star Trek, Tokyo Zombie and Dhoom 2: Back in Action.

Miles and Katie review The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking and Fireproof!

Miles and Katie review My Father The Hero and The Room before listening to some messages from some dear friends.

Hooray!

It's finally here!

Still no ShowShow...

Until the show returns, Miles will read the classics.

It's like Cop & A Half, but more Webstery.

A new episode of ShowShow? Didn't they all die in a podcasting related fire years ago? The answer to that question, as well as many similar ones, is contained within this digital download. Please enjoy it, if you dare.

Miles' new podcast (available at mymovieyear.podomatic.com) continues where his Newberry Award Winning blog (found at HodgeBlodge.com) left off. This is isn't an episode of ShowShow, just a bit of cross promotion. If you like the episode, you can subscribe in iTunes at mymovieyear.podomatic.com

The movies:
Jan 31: Paradise Lost II
Jan 30: I Stand Alone
Jan 29: Billy The Kid
Jan 28: Frontiers
Jan 27: Penitentiary
Jan 26: The Keep
Jan 25: The Mist
Jan 24: Police Story 2
Jan 23: Sid & Nancy
Jan 22: Memories of Murder
Jan 21: J.S.A.
Jan 20: Irreversible
Jan 19: The Plague Dogs
Jan 18: My Bloody Valentine 3-D
Jan 17: Perdita Durango
Jan 16: Notorious
Jan 15: White Dog
Jan 14: Mother of Tears
Jan 13: Midnight Movies
Jan 12: The Visitor
Jan 11: Star 80
Jan 10: The Last Winter
Jan 9: Shotgun Stories
Jan 8: Nukie
Jan 7: Paprika
Jan 6: Fat Girl
Jan 5: My Winnipeg
Jan 4: Addio Zio Tom
Jan 3: Standard Operating Procedure
Jan 2: Tourist Trap
Jan 1: Serpico

An exclusive interview with the star of Sleepaway Camp and the latest sequel in the series, Return to Sleepaway Camp: Felissa Rose!

The gang eat fortune cookies, discuss Katie's intolerance (to lactose) and discuss their top 10 favorite films of 2008. Rufo drops by for yet another round of The Most Dangerous Game and a review of Simon Sez starring Dennis Rodman and Dane Cook.

Nearly 3 hours with the ShowShow crew as they discuss a number of Oscar hopefuls, The Dark Knight/Batman Begins' flaws, sexual positions that didn't exist until after they were named, and maybe the fanciest shower of all times!

Special guests this week: Bill from Outside The Cinema (www.outsidethecinema.com) and DZ from Cinema Diabolica (www.cinemadiabolica.com).

The longest show EVER! Just to be clear, we recorded this last Thursday, almost five days before a military fighter jet crashed into a home in San Diego. As a result, our discussion should be considered oddly fortuitous and not insensitive.

MOVIES WE TALK ABOUT!!!!!: The movies made by the guys at Asylum that are designed to look like other, more popular movies (you know what I mean...), Twilight, Laser Mission, Bratz: The Movie, Tarnation, Please Vote For Me, That Self Titled Joy Division Documentary That Came Out At The Same Time As Control (according to Alan), Night and Fog, The Sorrow and the Pity, Time Indefinite, American Movie, My Best Fiend and Bigger Stronger Faster.

AND MOOOOOOOOOOOOOORE!

Alan returns for discussions of Quantum of Solace, The Happening and Billy Jack. There's lots of other stuff involved, but i can't remember what they are, so forget it. Enjoy!

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The ShowShow gang return from their one week hiatus with a monstrously long show full of news, reviews and whatnot!
News:
*Captain America finds a director!
*Google: 2012, Fuckers!
*Ridley Scott Monopolizes on our current economy!
And!
*Batman sues Warner Bros!
Reviews:
*Zack and Miri Make A Porno!
*The Roost (sort of)!
*Happy-Go-Lucky (sort of)!
*Heckler (sort of)!
And!
*Little Bigfoot 2!

Plus, voicemail from THE HET!

Miles couldn't find Silver Bullet, so we watched The Roost instead.

Tomorrow: nothing, it's over!

The best of the fest? Miles says, "probably."

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Tomorrow: Silver Bullet!

The crew wish they could shed this movie.

Tomorrow: Return to Sleepaway Camp!

The gang gets a call from a ghost as they discuss one of the classiest haunted house movies of all! Yub nub.

Tomorrow: Anaconda 3: The Offspring!!

A longer show to make up for the brevity and shitty-ty of the last few.

Tomorrow: The Haunting!

Katie and Miles enjoy the fuck out of this one! Still tired though...

Tomorrow: The Man Who Laughs!

Good movie, horrible episode.

Tomorrow: The Unknown!

The real episode.

Tomorrow: Night of the Comet!

Alyssa from The Big Red Podcast joins Miles to discuss Let The Right One In. Also, an exclusive interview with director Tomas Alfredson.

YESSSSSSSSS!! PUPPETS!! OMG!!

Tomorrow: Night of the Demons!

Beef's week begins, but we're all a little too tired to enjoy it.

Tomorrow: Puppet Master!

It's late, but it's here and we're still on track, so that's all that matters.

Honestly, this is one of the best of the Spooktacular, both as a film and an episode, so enjoy!

Tomorrow: Wishmaster!

More vampires...

Tomorrow: Dance of the Dead!

Dan joins us yet again to help moderate a discussion about the nature of horror and how it relates to French whimsy. Hooray!

Tomorrow: Martin!

Wes Craven's first is discussed during our 80th.

Tomorrow: Delicatessen.

Special guest Dan returns to discuss the finer points infanticide.

Tomorrow: The Last House on the Left

Beef and Alan take the night off, Dan takes their place and Miles takes a nap.

Tomorrow: Who Can Kill A Child?

Katie's week (Stabbers, Stabbers Everywhere!) begins this week with Night of the Living Dorks (a film with minimal stabbing).

Tomorrow: The Innocents (probably).

Special guests T Van and Joe join the show for Miles' last pick of the Spooktacular, the South East Asian action/horror classic, Lady Terminator.

Tomorrow: Night of the Living Dorks!

Three great tastes that taste great together.

Tomorrow: Lady Terminator!

Oh god.

Tomorrow: Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers!

Mushroom people. 'Nuff said (?)

Tomorrow: In My Skin

The streak continues! Will it ever end?

Tomorrow: Matango: Attack of the Mushroom People.

John Fasano's companion piece to last year's stand-out film, Rock and Roll Nightmare.

Tomorrow: Rumpelstiltskin.

Miles' week begins with the Frank Henenlotter classic.

Tomorrow: Black Roses.

Alan's week ends! And it ends on a decent note! OMG!

Tomorrow: Frankenhooker.

More vampires...this time with Bowie.

Tomorrow: Bloodz vs. Wolvez

Sigh.

Tomorrow: The Hunger.

When comedy and horror clash, so too do the ShowShow crew.

Tomorrow: High Spirits

Wherein Alan fucks everyone over with a film in which Alyssa Milano nearly fucks everyone.

Tomorrow: Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein

The first of many vampire movies that Alan put on the list. Maybe the best. Maybe.

Tomorrow night: Embrace of the Vampire.

The 2nd Annual Howloween Spooktacular kicks off with Alan's first pick of the week (a week known as "Food Go Fear"): the 1991 horror gem(?), Popcorn.

Tomorrow: the gang gets literal with Bram Stoker's Dracula.

From Beyond, Fido, Saw IV, Motel Hell, and Q; The Winged Serpent.

Featuring reviews of...

Dead Alive
Dog Soldiers
The Howling
I Spit On Your Grave
Night of the Creeps
Sleepaway Camp
Phantasm
The Most Dangerous Game

AND MORE!

For those who weren't listening last year and who weren't able to download the episodes, well, here they are.

There are seven episodes included here, covering the films:

In The Mouth of Madness
Alice, Sweet Alice
Poltergeist
The Prophecy
Rock and Roll Nightmare
The Shining
Monster House

Enjoy!

We're back on track! Beef returns as we reveal our films for the forthcoming Howloween Spooktacular! Plus, Miles and Katie talk about Burn After Reading and Hopscotch! WTF?! It's ShowShow!

Voicemail and The Most Dangerouz Game. Hooray!

Miles and Katie do the show with special apartment haver, Brian.

Voicemail, The Most Dangerous Game and more general nonsense.

More fuckery. This time involving Hamlet 2, The Most Dangerous Game, The Top Five Movies We'd Like To See As Pornos and VOICEMAILS!

A weird show with more time travel talk. It's political!

Reviews of Darkon, Monster Camp, Shakma, Man on Wire, Vicky Christina Barcelona and MORE! LARPcentric!

Call the show at that number that you see in the title of the show and shit!

Big thanks to T Van for creating the opening of the show this week.

The Most Dangerous Game, The Top Five Movies We'd Like To LARP In, The Usual!

This show is sort of a disaster, but it's also sort of fun. The crew makes an attempt at reviewing Pineapple Express, time travel and Step Brothers before being rudely interrupted by fire.

Shark! The herald angels sing about Jaws 2 and 3(-D) along with other Shark Week related sundries.

The Most Dangerous Game, Voicemail, The Top Five Movies That Would Be Enhanced By A Spider/Bear/Cat Attack...And Busey.

The continuation of the show that really picked up some downhill speed. More movies, more drunker, more better.

This week the circus comes to town without the ring leader. The results? GUH!
The crew talks about The Dark Knight, Hellboy 2, Mamma Mia, Oasis of the Zombies, the top five anti-heroes and more. Listen if you must and love...if you dare.

The crew sat around and waited for The Dark Knight midnight show last week. here's about half an hour of that.

Miles had a car accident, so the next show might be postponed. Who knows?

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An exclusive interview with the star of the cult classic film Troll 2 and director of the forthcoming documentary "Best Worst Movie."

The crew returns to full strength this week as Beef re-enters the fray. Also returning this week: NewsNews, the feature no one asked for. Films reviewed this week include Gonzo and Triloquist. Plus, the crew discusses Tru Blood and where they might procure some.

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Katie reviews Mongol as well as this week's Most Dangerous Game feature: Just Visiting. Also: VOICEMAIL! This week's top five: Movies We'd Like To See Michael Bayized (with special guest, Bill from Outside the Cinema).

Wall*E and Wanted: Reviewed! Other stuff! Magic! Pawdcastin'!

Hancock: Discussed. Also, the most dangerous game claims another victim while Miles chats with superfan, TonyHex. Good times? No. GRAND TIMES!

Entertainment Weekly put out an infuriating list, and the gang gathers to rant about it. Plus, a review of the Incredible Hulk.

The half of the show in which we discuss The Happening, Mad Money, Meet the Spartans, and the top five worst/best/other sorts of twist endings in FILMED HISTORY!

Lots of movies discussed, including Sex and the City, The Strangers, The Foot Fist Way, The Fall and Kung-Fu Panda! Plus, our friends have joined a cult and it is not below us to make fun of them for having done so.

Enjoy!

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The Most Dangerous Game claims another victim before interviewing the star of Troll 2 and the upcoming documentary Best Worst Movie, George Hardy!

Visit BestWorstMovie.com to watch the teaser trailer for the film!

Indiana Jones and shit! The first of three parts. That's right, three! THREE!!

OMG! Part Two!

The Uwe interview is in part three even though we make mention of it here. Sorry if we juked you.

Miles interviews the director of House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark and Postal about his career and why people love to hate him.

The crew review Iron Man and Speed Racer! Katie's sick this week, so we attempt to fill her shapely gap with two friends and previous commentators, Matt and Joe.

The second half features Joe's encounter with The Most Dangerous Game (and a review of High School Musical). Also, ShowShow's Cruel, Cruel, Cruel Summer kicks off with a review of the unofficial autobiography of The Village People, "Can't Stop The Music."

Next week: Uwe takes the ShowShow Bolling, takes them bolling as the crew examines the films of Dr. Uwe Boll. It's our 50th show! The Super Boll!

Miles and Joe getting gay and talking about Iron Man.

One of the weirder shows we've done in a while. Beef takes the night off and Katie's brother J.R. steps in to talk about conspiracy theories in films, Ron Paul and the true origins of the moon.

Plus! Katie talks about Baby Mama! Hooray!

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The Most Dangerous Game returns with a vengeance this week as Alan reviews I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. Also, the gang discuss their Top Five Favorite On-Screen Presidents.

It’s raining McCain this week as the ShowShow crew discuss Katie’s unhealthy obsession with Ryan Reynolds, Miles’ unhealthy obsession with Steve Miner’s Day of the Dead remake and Beef’s moderately healthy obsession with Scorsese’s new documentary, Shine A Light. Plus, a roundtable discussion of Forgetting Sarah Marshall proves to get everyone in the group absolutely John McCain. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNTPqG6ZECU

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The crew discusses the top five films they’ve masturbated to, listen to some friend-o feedback and do a half-assed, last minute Summer movie preview.

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A six-film aquatic endeavor, featuring reviews of Creatures From The Abyss, Deep Rising, Orca: The Killer Whale, Leviathan, Piranha and Alligator.

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All sorts of ambling, shambling fuckery on display here. Plus, reviews of Ms. 45, Diary of the Dead and Doomsday!

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The Most Dangerous Game, A review of College Road Trip and other assorted fuckery.

More Gossip Girl.

More of the same...only different.

Chapter Two of "Confessions of an Heiress." The sound problems from the first episode have been fixed up real good.

This is something that I'll do from time to time in instances when the real show takes an extended absence. The plan is to read and record a chapter a day from a book of my choosing, in the hopes of goading my fellow podcasters to join me once again at the table of commerce and record something...for fucks sake.

Today: Chapter One of Paris Hilton's "Confessions of an Heiress."

Music from El Perro Del Mar and Diabate, Mamadou

Email me at Theshowshow@yahoo.com to discuss the reading.

I wrote this song based on a dream I had. I hope you enjoy it. Joe sings back-up.

Love,
Miles

This is the last of the old episodes. I'm putting it up now because I'm not sure that we're going to post a new episode this week. I may be wrong about that, but if I'm not, at least you've got this to listen to.

Cheers,
Miles

Part one of a show we did during last year's Spring Break. As such, we talk about a bunch of shark attack films. It's not our best, but it's certainly not our worst either.

Another old episode. This was part two of our Spring Break special and I can't quite remember what we talk about. Enjoy?

RAMBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

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All sorts of creature action discussed here as we talk about The Golden Globes, Brad Renfro's premature(?) demise and Kathrine Hiegel's bitchery. Also, reviews of Cloverfield and Teeth.

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In this, our second half, we discuss There Will Be Blood before delving into our Most Dangerous Game and Top 5 Most Anticipated Movies of 2008.

A special year-in-review episode in which we discuss our Top 10 movies of 2007. Also, reviews of pretty much every movie to have come out in the last month.

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Reviews of Charlie Wilson's War, Alvin and the Chipmunks and The Orphanage. Plus, The Most Dangerous Game and the Top Five Movies of 2007.

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The infamous "food go here" story!! This was our least favorite to record, but I've grown to like it,

Look for a new episode somewhere around Monday or Tuesday.

Love,

Miles

All I remember about this episode is that Katie wasn't around for it. If you're a Katie fan, then I'm truly sorry for you. There are about three more of these left, so enjoy (?) them while you still can.

And just to remind you yet again, there will be a new show recorded this Friday (1/4/08).

This is more of the stuff that we recorded back in our college days (the salad days, some might say) before we made the jump to podomatic. As I recall, this is the first episode in which we declare ourselves a movie podcast. Like all of the lost episodes, I refuse to listen to it.

ENJOY!!

More badness from the past. Honestly, I haven't listened to these in a while, so it should be interesting.

Again, enjoy?

The first episode to feature Alan and Katie!! Also, the first episode to feature movie related discussion. Enjoy?

New episode to be recorded this Friday (1/4/08).

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Okay...
So before the year closes out, I'm going to post all of the old episodes that never made it onto the Podomatic site. This is episode 2 and has nothing to do with movies. But don't worry, we scream into the mic a lot, so I think it all sort of works out.
Enjoy?

Reviews of I Am Legend and The Golden Compass. Plus, Beef reviews Premonition as per our Most Dangerous Game and we count down our top five cinematic surprises of the year. Cheers!!

40! What the fuck happened? Anyway, news about the new Terminator film and the possibility of Peter Jackson directing a 3-D Hobbit film (or films). Reviews of Enchanted and No Country For Old Men (again). The Most Dangerous Game continues to be dangerous. AND...The Top 5 Worst Films Of The Year!!

Including a brand new version of The Most Dangerous Game and the Top 5 Dynamic Duos in Hollywood.

ShowShow39: Journey to the Center of the Piss-Pipe

Featuring reviews of The Mist, No Country For Old Men, Beowulf, Control, Southland Tales and I'm Not There. Also: An attempted impunity on the cocksmanship of the opposite sex, courtesy of Miles and Katie.

This is another two-parter, so the second half should be up shortly.

The most dangerous game...played! The top five things we hate about horror films...said!

The return of the revenge of SHOWSHOW (and also Alan). Things we talk about this time: The writer's stike, "The Darjeeling Limited" and killer rats on "Mulberry Street."

A review of Q: The Winged Serpent. Music by...Wings.

Reviews of From Beyond, Fido, Saw IV and Motel Hell. What? Music by Pink Floyd and The Kinks. Sorry, what?

A review of Phantasm and The Most Dangerous Game. Music by The Time and The Cars.

A review of Night of the Creeps and Sleepaway Camp. Music by The Eagles of Death Metal and The Strokes.

A round-up of all the movies we promised to review...but didn't. Also, a review of "I Spit on Your Grave" and music by The Moldy Peaches.

A review of Joe Dante's "The Howling." Music by Tracey Morgan and The Misfits.

A very depressing review of "Dog Soldiers." Music by Deerhoof and TV on the Radio.

A review of Peter Jackson's splatter classic "Dead Alive." Music by The Plasmatics and Nouvelle Vague.

A particularly explicit review of "Monster House." Music in this episode by The White Stripes and The Smiths.

A review of Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining." Music this week by Gyorgy Ligeti, Wendy Carlos and The Ray Noble Band.

A review of Rock and Roll Nightmare, featuring music by The Tritonz.

A review of "The Prophecy"...the one with Walken, and not the mutant bears.

A review of Poltergeist!!

A review of "Alice, Sweet Alice." Music this week by Stephen Lawrence and Kay Kyser.

A review of In The Mouth of Madness.

The top five movies we never want to see. Whispered, as always, carelessly.

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A Review of Shoot 'Em Up amidst a cadre of careless whispers. Enjoy.

Reviews from The Most Dangerous Game (Diary of a Mad Black Woman and The Pacifier) and listener mail!!

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Reviews of Rob Zombie's Halloween and 3:10 to Yuma. Plus, a massive Fall Movie Preview.

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Reviews of Stardust, The Last Legion and Superbad!! Email us at THESHOWSHOW@YAHOO.COM

Listener Mail, Essential #1: The Monster Squad and the most fucked up top five ever...

In this first half of our historic 19th episode...
*We discuss The Hannah Montana podcast and why it must be destroyed.
*The Simpsons Movie
*The Bourne Ultimatum
*Ice Cream
*Friendship
*Man-Clits
*The Most Dangerous Game claims a new victim and Miles reviews Gerry

Voltaire was correct, mes amis. We do not live in the best of all possible worlds. Take this week for example: there's no new episode of ShowShow. However, if you only knew the circumstances of the unhappening of this episode, then it might increase your saddening exponentially.

This Friday, we will record again. We'll do The Simpsons and The Bourne Ultimatum and some other stuff. Some of the other stuff...a Most Dangerous Game review of Gerry, the first installment of our Essentials and the introduction of our first marathon.

Choke on 'em!!

And also enjoy the subtle comedy of two terminators making love.

The Top Five Films That Fucked Their Chance At Greatness Before The Credits Rolled!!

A review of Paris J'Taime, some anthology talk, The Most Dangerous Game (featuring Van Helsing and Norbit) and some listener mail.

We got a part two comin' for you. So stay tuned...

A drunken, late-night discussion of the Harry Potter franchise, the introduction of our new segment The Most Dangerous Game and listener feedback.

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 Reviews of Ratatoullie and Transformers. Plus, the top five films we're embarassed that we haven't seen yet.

 Tales from the Grindhouse (Goliathon and Infra-Man) and the Top 5 Most Patriotic Movies EVER MADE!!

Reviews of 1408, A Mighty Heart, Fantastic Four 2 and Live Free or Die Hard. The Grindhouse stuff and the Top 5 are on part 2.

Miles and Beef (and a muffled Erin) drive to the New Beverly theater in LA to see another double feature presented by The Grindhouse. What follows in an account of the automotive mumblings of these two fine young gentleman and some of the more recent films that they've seen.

The "real" episode, with this week's Top 5 and reviews of the films will come a little later. For now, enjoy.

So we didn't see anything new this weekend, which seems hard to believe. We were gonna see Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer, but I've heard tell that the film curdles unborn babies at all stages of developement in the womb. I couldn't support that kind of behavior.

And then we were gonna see some indies (which we still might. those films were: Fido, Eagle VS. Shark and La Vie En Rose) and have an alternative to the FF. But then we didn't do that either. Yet.

So hang tough. I'm finaly going to dip into my Alejando Jodorowsky box set, so I may do a solo DVD Supplement to the normal show.

Cheers,
Miles

P.S.
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Alan Passman comes to us live from Seattle to discuss gay sandwich sub-culture and the finer points of antiquing.

Giving you a reason to live again, I proudly present episode 13. Hostel Part 2, Knocked Up and Ocean's Thirteen reviewed. Plus, the Top 5 Deaths From The Friday The 13th Series!!

B-Sides from this episode coming soon...

Part two of showshow, with more spidey-man three talking and summetimes loverliness.

Another two parter. This time, we talk about upcoming summer movies and have half of a conversation about Spider-Man 3 before breaking for the second half...

Part two of episode 10. We recorded this with Garage Band and that shit taps out after an hour or so. So we recorded a second half and here it is.

 Drunkenly discussing Point Break, Bad Boys II and drive-in movies for our historic 10th episode!