Drunk On Podcast

Kung Fu Movie Month continues with Bruce Lee's iconic and most complete film of his career with Enter the Dragon.On this episode:We discuss Bruce Lee, his career, and how incredibly talented he was as a martial artistWe argue that Han's island fortress wasn't all that impressiveWe go through the many many many problems with bringing your child to a private island Kody brings up that a potential remake may be in the works 

Drunk on Cinema is back with Kung Fu Movie Month! Wait...we're seriously following up Pride Month with some of the best Kung Fu movies ever made? Who thought that was a smart idea??On this episode:We debate if Jackie Chan's character became a better person or a bigger menace by the end of the movieTyler reveals his idea for a Pokémon type drinking game based off the filmWe ask some tough questions on whether Jackie Chan and his Master would keep up with 21st century drinking habits and games.

It's the last episode of Pride Month! For this one, the boys sit down with a special guest and local camera assistant, Alex Stevens. Tyler, Kody, and Alex take a deep dive into "Hedwig And The Angry Inch" and discuss: The movies fantastic music, costumes, and WIGS!The wonderful camera work and use of color through the film.What being true to yourself means, and the journey that comes with gender affirming care.

Pride Month Movie Month continues with the controversial 2017 Best Picture Winner; Moonlight. On this episode:We discuss the Oscar's controversy between Moonlight and La La Land. Plus Kody tells us all why he strongly dislikes La La LandWe briefly talk about Obsession and Backrooms and how creativity and original storytelling might becoming backKody tells us about the importance of good lighting and how it can be used to tell a story We crown a new Best, Worst, or Weirdest Take Your Kid to Work Day.

Pride Month Movie Month continues with Ang Lee's iconic film and his most iconic Oscar's moment: Brokeback MountainOn this episode:Kody answers a call We talk about how this movie is 100% connected to Stranger ThingsTyler has a fantastic restaurant nameKody tell us what a cardellini clamp is and how it's usedWe debate which one of us would be Ennis and and who would be Jack Twist?

It's Pride Month Baby! In solidarity the boys are taking a look at a handful of LGBTQ+ films. They are starting off with Céline Sciamma's "Portrait Of A Lady On Fire." In this episode the boys talk about:The Pacing of the filmThe use or lack of use of music within the film to draw attention to the visual story. What is and isn't a trivia fact. 

Pav's birthday month concludes with another greatest guest of all time, Kody's Mom. She picked the 1965 classic and beloved family movie for Pav with; The Sound of Music. On this episode:We explain who Daniel Day-Lewis and Jason Statham areTalk about the beautiful filming locations from the movieGo through our favorite songs and performance's from the movie And get through as many of the production stories as we can 

Pav’s birthday month continues with the most special guest in the history of podcasts: his mom! She joins the show and they talk about one of her all time favorite movie's, The Last of the Mohicans.On this episode:Pav's Mom brutally bashes and makes fun of Kody for not being able to make it on this episodeThey talk about the first times they each saw movie and why it is an all time classicThey talk about the production of the movie, including all the stories of Daniel Day-Lewis and Michael Mann taking their parts seriouslyPav and his Mom breakdown the 1993 Oscar's and talk about how snubbed this movie was and some surprising winners

It's the last pick for Tyler's Birthday Movie Month, and he chose Ben Stiller's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." In this episode the boys recall a few things: The first time watching his movie and how it made them feel.The past versions of this movie and even the short story it came from. How beautiful the shots in Iceland were and how expensive it must have been to shoot there. Some of the best use of music the boys have heard so far.  

Drunk on Cinema is back! It's Pav's birthday month and he's chosen to split this month with Mother's Day. So for the first two weeks it's Pav's picks and to get started he's chosen the best Disney movie ever; Heavyweights On this episode:We talk about our own Summer Camp experiencesPav explains why Camp MVP losing the Apache Relay is the biggest choke job in the history of sportsWe discuss how effective the 'Perki-System' is and if the kids drove Tony crazyPav connects the dots on how Heavyweights, Happy Gilmore, and Dodgeball are related to Tony Perkins

To kickoff our July movie month, Drunk on Cinema is going to be live streaming their podcast! Join us Saturday July 5th at 1pm ET on Instagram and Twitch!