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Rant Relentless
by Rant Relentless
A view into the lives of a few good friends and their view on movies, games , sports , and mostly stupidity. Dylan , Ethan and JT are all personalities you won't want to miss they are over the top and just mostly full of mindless funny banter
Episodes
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FFA #82: It's a Wonderful Life
It’s Christmas time again for the Rant Relentless crew!! What a better way to start it out with one of the greatest Christmas Classics of all time. “It’s a Wonderful Life” follows George Bailey throughout his life as a young boy into a grown man as Clarence the angel tries to get his wings by...
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FFA #81: Lamb
Nýjasta framleiðsla A24, „Lamb“, er hægur bruni sem strákarnir komust varla í gegnum án þess að þvælast í sætunum. Á fjöllum Íslands leynist eitthvað ekki mannlegt á þessu rólega sauðfjárbúi. Þar sem dýr eru leikarar og ógnvekjandi skepnur í leyni í skugganum færir þessi mynd rólegu búskaparlífi...
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FFA #80: S.W.A.T.
Written by David Ayer and directed by Clark Johnson this box office smash of the time took the action genre to another level. “S.W.A.T” Follows true to life missions that the special weapons and tactics division of the LAPD have to go through. The chemistry of this cast is worth it to watch…
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FFA #79: Halloween
Happy Halloween everybody!! Today’s feature film Academy episode is dedicated to everything that is Halloween. John Carpenter’s breakout film was one of the most successful independent movies of all time. Giving birth to the slasher genre this tale of a homicidal maniac named Michael Myers...
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FFA #78: Apostle
Gareth Evans created possibly the most f***ed up movie ever to be put on Netflix. Balls to the wall horror and gore, this murderous and bloody journey through the murky depths of an island locked religious cult takes you to places you thought you’d never see. How much is our protagonist willing…
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FFA #77: Night Of The Living Dead
George Romero completely changed the horror genre by releasing his independent film “Night of the Living Dead.” Zombies before this were depicted by voodoo and Haitian cultures, but Romero coined the infamous traits of the undead. That being zombies eat the flesh of the living, hoards of zombies...
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FFA #76: The Witch
Robert Eggers directorial debut “The Witch” brought out possibly the creepiest depiction of witches to film. During the 16th century, a family is cast out of their religious compound and forced to live off the land which brings them nothing but misfortune. Tune into this horrifying edition of the...
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FFA #75: Trick ‘r Treat
Happy spooky season all of you Rant Relentless listeners! We’re back with another round of movie discussions starting off with the modern halloween classic “Trick ‘r Treat”. A horror comedy anthology filled with laughs and an equal amount of scares. A bunch of fun cameos of actors pop up who…
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FFA #73: Parasite
Bong Joon Ho’s magnum opus “Parasite” is truly one of the greatest films to come out in the last decade. It won the top prize of best picture and best director at the Oscars which broke grounds for all foreign film across the world. Dealing with issues of the class system in South Korea, a…
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FFA #72: Hell or High Water
Texas has dozens of towns like the ones in this beautiful film, but David McKenzie and Taylor Sheridan brought out what seems like a personal connection through the two bank robbing brothers played by Chris Pine and Ben Foster (his name is said wrong several times in this episode, mainly by Dylon...
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FFA #71: Monty Python and The Holy Grail
Terry Gilliam’s comedy masterpiece “Monty Python and The Holy Grail” brings medieval and modern ideologies together in a blend of ridiculousness and absurdity. The boys sit down and discuss all that makes it great and how it goes down as one of the funniest movies of all time. We hope you enjoy...
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FFA #70: Gran Torino
Directed, produced, and starring Clint Eastwood this movie is one hell of a ride. A Korean war veteran is stubborn in his ignorant and racist views on Asian people until he forms a bond with a boy named Thao after he tries to steal his coveted Gran Torino car. Lured into stealing it by his…
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FFA #69: Beetlejuice
Tim Burtons classic “Beetlejuice“ brought out excellent performances with the main star Michael Keaton but also the whole ensemble cast. Alec Baldwin is the nicest he’s ever been in a movie and Gina Davis is as charming as ever… They just happen to be dead and haunting their old house that is…
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FFA #68: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
We’re back with a new name and a new trilogy!!! Join the Rant Relentless crew transitioning from the friday f*** around days to now to the future of “The Feature Film Academy” This go around instead of commentating all three movies because it was so difficult to get through the first one we…
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FFA #67: Son Of The Mask
Instead of watching the critically acclaimed “The Mask” starring Jim Carrey, we decided to watch the less successful and critically panned “Son Of The Mask.” Jamie Kennedy stars in the role that essentially destroyed his acting career, but finds charm surprisingly throughout. Newcomers include…
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FFA #66: Bubble Boy
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in the early 2000s goofy remake of “The Boy in the Plastic Bubble” starring John Travolta. The tone is shifted drastically as the makers of Austin Powers: the spy who shagged me, had a hand in making this cult classic. With a cameo of mini me himself Vern Troyer. It’s a fun...
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FFA #65: Paranormal Activity
Made on a shoestring budget, this independent horror found footage classic brought scares and chills that even made Steven Spielberg walk out of the theater. “Paranormal Activity” spawned many sequels many of which are classics of their own, but we decided to check out the one that started it…
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FFA #64: Napoleon Dynamite
Jon Heder stars in this cult comedy classic. Napoleon Dynamite is just a small town nerd trying to find his best way to fit in. After his grandma breaks her coccyx while riding dune buggy’s in the desert, the notorious Uncle Rico stops by to look after Napoleon and his older brother, Kip....
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FFA #63: Fast & Furious Tokyo Drift
This week we watch the third installment and arguably the bous favorite in the fast and the furious franchise “Tokyo Drift.” Being somewhat separate from the franchise, this movie takes a unique approach at tapping into the world of underground drift racing in the seedy underbelly of the Tokyo...
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FFA #62: A Knights Tale
Heath ledger, Paul Bettany, and Alan Tudyk star in this hilarious yet heartfelt film about a group of peasants who decide to put their best on the jousting circuits of the mid 1300s. With the help of his trusty crew the peasant William transforms into sir Urlich van Liechtenstein to be able to...
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FFA #61: The Outsiders
S.E. Hinton’s classic novel “The Outsiders” was brought to life on screen by the legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola. He perfectly captured the vision of the novel and cast one of the best ensemble’s on screen. Patrick Swayze,Matt Dillon, Tom Cruise, Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, Ralph Macchio,...
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FFA #60: So I Married An Axe Murderer
Mike Myers stars in one of his earliest leading roles in film. “So I Married An Axe Murderer” is a mind bending, hilarious take on the suspense genre. Mixing horror and comedy together this somehow heartfelt cult classic blends everything you love about Mike Myers with a thrilling mystery waiting...
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FFA #59: Friday Night Lights
The boys watch Peter Berg’s masterpiece and possibly the the greatest football movie of all time “Friday Night Lights.” the small town of Odessa, Texas relies on their high school football team to make it to state championship in order to preserve the legacy of the town. Trials and tribulations...
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FFA #58: Mad Max Fury Road
George Miller’s Mad Max franchise spans decades of cinema but this week we tackle the newest and the prequel to all of the movies. Mad Max: Fury Road is a non-stop action adventure starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron. Both giving some of their best acting and stunt work to date. The giant…
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FFA #57: Tommy Boy
Chris Farley and David spade star in this fun loving and bombastic comedy. It truly exploded Chris Farley‘s career as a leading man in comedy and made the matchup of David Spade and himself a dynamic duo. Join our hilarious movie commentary of this classic and find out the lengths that one aloof...
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FFA #56: The Town
The boys watch the first ever Ben Affleck directed movie on the podcast!! “The Town” is full of nonstop action and butt clenching moments you won’t want to miss. A gang of heist members try to pull off the biggest score of their lives. Want to find out whats wrong with Jeremy Renner’s crazy ass??...
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FFA #55: Annie Hall
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton star in this rom/com classic. A relationship filled with the good and bad sides of falling in Lerve, with the trials and tribulations accompanying it. This best picture winner changed Woody Allen’s career and scored him his first and only Oscar in that category. Even...
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FFA #54: Coming To America
We finally watch our first Eddie Murphy movie on the podcast!! This comedy classic shows the wide range of characters that Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall can perform. A wealthy prince decides to leave his royalty life behind to pursue what it’s like to be a normal every day working class person in...
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FFA #53: The Help
Octavia Spencer, Viola Davis, and Emma Stone star in this period piece based off the novel of the same name written by Kathryn Stockett. To celebrate black history month the boys decided to watch a film depicting the racism that the maid service of the southern Chickasaw county of Mississippi…
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FFA #52: 8 Mile
Marshall Mathers a.k.a. Eminem brings his debut acting performance to a whole new level of genius and talent. His hit single “Lose Yourself” scored him an Oscar win, being the only rap artist to win an Academy award at the time for best song. The story of Jimmy a.k.a B Rabbit growing up in a...
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A view into the lives of a few good friends and their view on movies, games , sports , and mostly stupidity. Dylan , Ethan and JT are all personalities you won't want to miss they are over the top and just mostly full of mindless funny banter
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