Real Quick? A Film Podcast
by LSG Media
Dean from LSG Media is plying his profane ramblings in a solo show that focuses on recently available (to rent) movies. Join Dean every week as he rants (or raves) in quick and accessible 30 minute episodes. This show will spoil the material, and it should be considered for mature audiences only.
Episodes
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#019: First Man (Real Quick)
First Man is an excellent movie that shows the trials and tribulations faced by Neil Armstrong (and many others) relating to the moon landing and the NASA space program. Relax, the United States gets a solid suck-off, and yes you do see the flag on the Lunar surface. Subscribe Android Google Play...
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#018: Overlord
Overlord is Wolfenstein come to life replete with creepy Nazi experimentation, cool action sequences, moments of tension, and a tight screenplay that stays on target (the story is told over a relatively short period of time). It was surprisingly good and I would recommend it to fans of action and...
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#017: The Predator
If you require sensible dialogue, a plot you can track, and a likable cast - 100% skip this flick, but if you like to live dangerously, rent this movie and let it wash over you. Subscribe Android Google Play iTunes *RSS Address: http://realquicklsgmedia.libsyn.com/rss *Cut and paste the web…
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Real Quick? A Scheduling Announcement
Some details concerning the future schedule for RQ.
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#016: Mission Impossible: Fallout
Mission Impossible movies are just pure fun, but truth be told, you probably have to be a fan of the franchise to enjoy them and understand what they are: over-the-top action films with convoluted plots filled with betrayals, ticking timers, world ending consequences, and incredible action...
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#015: The Meg
Get your giant box of popcorn and check your expectations at the door. It's a summer flick about a giant prehistoric shark starring Jason Statham, and that's exactly what you're going to watch. Truth be told: I liked it. The movie follows (not as well) in the footsteps of Lake Placid, and should...
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#014: A Quiet Place
A Quiet Place is a good movie, but it is not perfect. There are some logical inconsistencies with the monsters, but the action is well paced and the performances are excellent. It's a fresh take on monsters as well as the whole post-apocalyptic thing which has been done to death. Rent it - it's...
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#013: Fright Night (1985)
This is one of my favorite vampire movies of all time. It has so much going for it and I could have easily talked about this movie for an hour or more. Chris Sarandon is outstanding as Jerry Dandridge. He has all of the traits of a classic vampire: he's charming, magnetic, dangerous, and…
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#012: Black '47
When I was younger I saw the people involved in the Irish/English conflict in very black and white terms. Irish good - English bad. As I have gotten older I have come to realize that history is more complex than is depicted in film, and Black '47 is no different. The villains are bad and the…
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#011: Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Soldado at best is an echo of the far superior, Sicario. It has moments of tension and gun-play that feels real and exciting, but the stakes lack punch, and consequently I never found myself worried that Alejandro (Del Toro) and Graver (Josh Brolin) were in mortal danger. I always felt they'd…
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#010: Mandy
Mandy is gory, beautiful, compelling, fun, and utterly bananas. It's clear that Cosmatos had a specific vision when he set out to make this flick, and his determination to create what he wanted is obvious in just about every frame. Mandy is a film of risk taking and - love him or hate him - Nick...
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#009: Black Mirror "USS Callister"
I was pumped to dive back into this episode of television, because nothing is more exciting than science fiction technology run amok. Today I talk about the bar of television being raised to the point of where some things just have to be good, and in the case of this particular episode of of TV…
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#008: Beirut
I wasn't sure where I wanted to go with covering Beirut, and ended up spending most of my time discussing the outrage that surrounded the trailer (and the film itself) which I had no idea existed until I actually watched and read about the movie. I talk about outrage, critical thinking, and how...
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#007: The Neon Demon
There is a moment in this flick where Ruby (Jena Malone) climbs on top of a corpse and makes out with it while masturbating. There is another scene where a mountain lion breaks into Jesse's (Elle Fanning) motel room which turns out to be a great moment of thematic foreshadowing for consumption,...
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#006: Hereditary
The ending of Hereditary is a crucible not just for Annie and her family, but also for the audience in that it will separate the lovers of Hereditary from those who thought it was just "okay" or those who say it was "great up until the ending", because make no mistake - things get bananas. In…
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#005: Upgrade
Upgrade was a pleasant surprise and although the trailer shows a bit of levity in the film (Grey joking around with Stem) the movie has a very serious and heavy tone. If you're into lean science fiction that isn't too 'out there' vis-à-vis planet hopping or alien invasion stuff, you'll dig it. It...
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#004: First Reformed
Reverend Toller (Hawke) is experiencing a crisis of faith and has been since the death of his son in Iraq. The narrative flirts with balancing destructive and creative forces, and it also gets into hypocrisy and our inability to think critically when compromised emotionally. First Reformed didn't...
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#003: Red Sparrow
I went into Red Sparrow with all the normal expectations: Jennifer Lawrence running around naked, neck snaps, the whole Russian aesthetic thing, and of course cloak and dagger spy-craft. I was aware of the baggage (from social media) surrounding Jennifer Lawrence's decisions to take part in a…
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#002: Ready Player One
I just got done watching Ready Player One, and it has my head swimming with all kinds of crazy ideas. Are skills transferable from the real world into the OASIS? Like if you're a martial arts expert can you fight more effectively? How about virtual labor? Clearly that could only happen in a…
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#001: Justice League
I finally get off my butt to watch a superhero movie, because I know how much you guys all love them. I decided to kick things off with Justice Leauge, and boy there is some Zack Snyder things going on in this one. There are some things to like in this flick, but to be honest I didn't love it.…
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#000: Real Quick? A Movie Podcast Introduction
Welcome to LSG Media's latest foray into the movie podcasting world. This one features Dean running the ship solo (he loves playing with himself) as he breaks down recently available movies in a quick 30 minute podcast episode. Subscribe and never miss a word of his profane ramblings. Subscribe...
About this show
Dean from LSG Media is plying his profane ramblings in a solo show that focuses on recently available (to rent) movies. Join Dean every week as he rants (or raves) in quick and accessible 30 minute episodes. This show will spoil the material, and it should be considered for mature audiences only.
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