Gonna See My Friends

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we head to Vegas with Ocean's Eleven. We talk about the legendary ensemble cast, Steven Soderbergh’s slick direction, favorite scenes, behind-the-scenes stories, alternate casting choices, and why the movie remains one of the coolest studio films ever made. From the Bellagio fountains to the final heist reveal, we revisit a modern classic that still feels effortlessly entertaining.

This week, we revisit Dazed and Confused—a film that captures the feeling of being caught between youth and adulthood with surprising honesty.We discuss the film’s loose, hangout-style structure, its unforgettable characters, and why it resonates even more with time. What seems like a simple night out becomes something much more: a snapshot of a moment you can’t get back.

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we’re heading back to the classroom (kind of) with Summer School—the laid-back 1987 comedy that mixes beach vibes, oddball students, and one very reluctant teacher.What starts as an easy summer gig turns into something unexpectedly fun, with a cast of characters that steal every scene and a story that’s equal parts goofy and heartfelt.We’re talking favorite moments, standout characters, and why this one is always a good time to throw on.

Join Toby and Stephen as they discuss the 1984 movie, Michael Crichton directed movie, Runaway! Starring Tome Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes, and Gene Simmons.

Join the fellas as they talk about the 1983 John Badham Classic film, WarGames!!

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we go back to where it all began with James Cameron’s The Terminator — a gritty, low-budget sci-fi thriller that feels more like a horror movie than a blockbuster franchise starter. Before Judgment Day, before T2, this was a relentless, neon-soaked nightmare about fate, time travel, and a machine that simply will not stop.Stephen and Toby break down Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic performance as the ultimate unstoppable villain, Linda Hamilton’s transformation into Sarah Connor, and why this film still hits just as hard today. We dig into the time travel paradoxes, the emotional core of Kyle Reese, and how this movie quietly launched one of the most influential sci-fi franchises of all time.Is The Terminator actually a horror movie? Does the timeline hold up? And is this the rare film that didn’t need a sequel?All that and more on this week’s episode.#theterminator #terminator #jamescameron #arnoldschwarzenegger #lindahamilton #scifi #80smovies #moviepodcast

Hack the Planet!!!!! Yes Stephen and I tackle the 1995, Ian Softley film, "Hackers".From it's low budget lighting, to the over the top performances, this cult classic help usher in a new style to hackers in our culture. Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie in one of their first roles, along with Matthew Lillard and Fisher Stevens and Lorraine Bracco. Come join us as we review and talk about it and it's soundtrack and remember to HACK THE PLANET!!!!!

Join Us and guest David as we discuss the 2005 Judd Apatow classic, The 40 Year-Old Virgin!

This week on Gonna See My Friends, Stephen and Toby dive into the 1996 supernatural horror-comedy The Frighteners, directed by Peter Jackson and starring Michael J. Fox.Joined by special guest Sean Wagner from Montana, the crew discusses Michael J. Fox’s career during the mid-90s, Peter Jackson’s pre–Lord of the Rings filmmaking style, Jeffrey Combs’ unforgettable performance as Agent Milton Dammers, and why this ambitious mix of horror, comedy, and mystery failed at the box office but later became a cult classic.Is The Frighteners an underrated gem or an ambitious experiment that never quite found its audience?

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we revisit the 1983 comedy classic Mr. Mom starring Michael Keaton and Teri Garr.Before becoming Batman and before unleashing chaos in Beetlejuice, Michael Keaton was a rising comedic force in Hollywood, and Mr. Mom was the movie that helped turn him into a leading man. What starts as a simple fish-out-of-water comedy about a laid-off auto engineer becoming a stay-at-home dad turns into something more revealing about the early 1980s — from recession anxiety to changing gender roles and family dynamics.Stephen and Toby discuss the film’s most memorable moments, including the legendary “woobie” speech, the chaotic parenting misadventures, and why this cable-era staple became one of the most beloved comedies of the decade.We also explore Michael Keaton’s incredible mid-80s run — from Night Shift and Mr. Mom to Beetlejuice and Batman — and why his unpredictable energy made him one of the most interesting leading men of the era.If you grew up watching 80s movies on cable, Mr. Mom is one of those films that always seemed to be on — and somehow you always ended up watching the whole thing.#MrMom #MichaelKeaton #80sMovies #ClassicComedy #MoviePodcast #80sNostalgia #Batman1989 #Beetlejuice #FilmDiscussion #MovieReview

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we dive into Walter Hill’s 1982 action-comedy classic 48 Hrs. — the movie that introduced the world to Eddie Murphy and redefined the buddy cop genre alongside Nick Nolte.Is this the blueprint for every mismatched-partner movie that followed? Does it still hit the same way in 2026? And just how electric was Eddie Murphy in his film debut?We break down:The cultural impact of 48 Hrs.Walter Hill’s gritty, stripped-down directionEddie Murphy’s generational star-making performanceThe Nolte/Murphy chemistry that changed action moviesProblematic moments vs. historical contextAnd whether this still belongs in the action-comedy hall of fameIf you love 80s movies, classic action films, buddy cop movies, or deep-dive film podcasts — this episode is for you.🎙️ New episodes every Friday. 🎬 Follow the GSMF feed for more movie breakdowns.#48hrs #eddiemurphy #nicknolte #walterhill #80smovies #actionmovies #buddycop #moviereview #filmhistory #moviepodcast #gonnaseemyfriends #cinemapodcast

On this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we take a deep dive into Let Me Come Over by Buffalo Tom—a quietly devastating and often overlooked classic of ’90s alternative rock.We talk about why this album hits harder with age, how it fits into the post-Nevermind landscape without chasing trends, and why songs like “Taillights Fade” and the title track still resonate decades later. It’s a conversation about sincerity, vulnerability, and the kind of records you don’t outgrow—you grow into.

Is Gremlins a Christmas movie? A horror movie? A prank played on parents in the 1980s? This week on Gonna See My Friends, we dive into Gremlins — the chaotic, darkly funny holiday classic directed by Joe Dante and produced by Steven Spielberg.We break down:The infamous three rules (and why they’re designed to fail)Gizmo: cutest movie liability of all timeKingston Falls as a secretly awful small townThe gremlins’ Looney Tunes–meets–horror energyTHAT Phoebe Cates monologueAnd why this movie feels like it permanently rewired PG movies foreverIs it scary? Is it hilarious? Does it still work? And most importantly… why did our parents let us watch this?🎙️ Subscribe for more movie deep dives 💬 Is Gremlins officially a Christmas movie? Tell us below 🔔 New episodes every week on the SteeGar Network#gremlins #gonnaseemyfriends #moviepodcast #80smovies #christmasmovies #cultclassic #joedante #stevenspielberg #rewatchables #filmtalk

“You’ll shoot your eye out.”This week on Gonna See My Friends, we’re talking about the ultimate Christmas hangout movie — leg lamps, triple-dog dares, mall Santa trauma, and the Old Man vs. the furnace.Why does this movie still hit every single year? Why does it feel more relatable as an adult? And is the Leg Lamp… actually art?🎁 Holiday hot takes 🎄 Childhood nostalgia 🔥 Iconic scenes & quotes 🎅 One very tired Santa👉 What was your Red Ryder BB gun growing up? 👉 Leg Lamp: art or trash?🎙️ New episode out now.#gonnaSeemyfriends #achristmasstory #christmasmovies #holidaynostalgia #filmPodcast #moviepodcast #classicmovies #christmasvibes #80smovies

This week on Gonna See My Friends, Stephen and Toby lace up and dive into Mystery, Alaska — the 1999 small-town hockey drama that’s become a cult classic.We explore the film’s origins, its David E. Kelley DNA, the casting choices that brought together Russell Crowe, Burt Reynolds, Hank Azaria, and an incredible roster of character actors, plus all the behind-the-scenes stories from the freezing Alberta production.From the Saturday Game tradition to the town’s emotional core, to the big showdown against the (fictionalized) New York Rangers, we break down why this movie still resonates with fans decades later.If you love sports movies, late-90s cinema, or underrated gems that found new life on cable, this episode is for you.New episode streaming now wherever you get your podcasts.

Stephen and Toby take a trip back to 1992 to break down My Cousin Vinny, one of the most beloved legal comedies ever made. We dig into Joe Pesci’s unforgettable performance, Marisa Tomei’s Oscar-winning turn, the film’s surprising legal accuracy, and all the moments that still make this movie an absolute classic.We also share behind-the-scenes facts, favorite scenes, and why this film has stood the test of time.What’s your favorite legal movie? Let us know!

In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, Stephen and Toby are joined by special guest Scott from Whatever This Is Called to break down Walter Hill’s 1979 cult classic The Warriors.We dig into the film’s mythic storytelling, its unforgettable New York City atmosphere, the gangs, the soundtrack, and the iconic moments that turned it into a generation-defining cult film.From Cyrus’ legendary rally to the Baseball Furies chase to the chaos with the Lizzies (including Toby’s favorite pool-table shoulder roll), we explore why The Warriors still hits so hard decades later.If you love ’70s cinema, cult classics, and deep-dive conversations with friends, this episode is for you.

This week, Stephen and Toby take a ride through one of the most underrated buddy-cop movies of the 1980s: Running Scared. Directed by Peter Hyams and starring Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines, this Chicago-set classic mixes street-level grit with sharp humor, heart, and the kind of friendship you just don’t see in movies anymore.We talk about: 🎬 The effortless chemistry between Crystal and Hines 🌃 Peter Hyams’ slick, neo-noir cinematography 🚓 Chicago as a living, breathing character 🎶 The 80s perfection of Michael McDonald’s “Sweet Freedom” 💭 Why this movie deserves more love — and how it set the tone for Lethal Weapon and Midnight RunA hangout movie disguised as an action flick — stylish, funny, and deeply human.Listen now on all platforms. #RunningScared #BillyCrystal #GregoryHines #80sMovies #BuddyCop #PeterHyams #MoviePodcast #GonnaSeeMyFriends

Stephen and Toby dive deep into John Carpenter’s Halloween, exploring how Dean Cundey’s cinematography redefined the look of horror, why Laurie Strode became the ultimate Final Girl, and how the movie reflected a cultural shift — from the free-range Gen-X childhood to a world where being alone suddenly felt dangerous. Expect film history, nostalgia, and plenty of spooky love for the movie that launched modern horror.

In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, Stephen and Toby are joined by writer and author David Biscevic to dive headfirst into one of the most shocking films in cinema history — The Exorcist (1973).We break down the movie’s terrifying production, religious symbolism, and the visceral audience reactions that made headlines when it first hit theaters. From William Friedkin’s unhinged directing methods to Linda Blair’s haunting performance, this conversation explores why The Exorcist still feels dangerously real 50 years later.💀 Topics Include:The 1970s horror revolution and The Exorcist’s legacyFriedkin’s obsessive realism and cursed production storiesFaith vs. doubt — Father Karras’s journeySound design, “Tubular Bells,” and the art of fearWhy audiences fainted, screamed, and called priests after seeing it🎧 Subscribe for more deep dives into iconic films every week! #theexorcist #horrormovies #williamfriedkin #lindablair #gsmfpodcast #moviepodcast #filmhistory #70shorror #davidbiscevic #classicmovies #horrorcommunity #cinematalk #podcastclips

This week, we head deep into the woods — and behind the scenes of the horror genre itself. Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon’s The Cabin in the Woods isn’t just another slasher; it’s a full-blown deconstruction of what makes horror tick.Stephen and Toby talk about how this movie flips every cliché on its head, from the office betting pool to that insane monster elevator sequence. We unpack the meta commentary, the chaos, the humor, and the hidden sadness underneath it all.In this episode:How The Cabin in the Woods changed horror in the 2010sThe control room as a metaphor for the audienceThe betting board monsters and Easter eggsChris Hemsworth before ThorThat Sigourney Weaver cameo and what it meansIs this movie a love letter to horror… or its obituary? We break it down, laugh about the merman, and maybe sacrifice a few tropes along the way.

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we’re talking about Joe Dante’s The Howling — the 1981 werewolf classic that helped transform horror in the early ‘80s. We explore how Dante blended satire, psychology, and groundbreaking creature effects to create a film that’s both terrifying and clever.We’ll break down the movie’s place in the werewolf boom alongside An American Werewolf in London and The Thing, talk about Rob Bottin’s legendary makeup work, dig into the cast, and look at how The Howling reshaped modern monster movies.Join us as we revisit this cult favorite and talk about what makes it one of the smartest, strangest, and most influential horror films of its time.🎬 Movies. Conversations. Friends. New episodes every Friday.#thehowling #joedante #80shorror #gonaseemyfriends #moviepodcast #filmchat

This week on Gonna See My Friends, we saddle up for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)—the witty, action-packed western that redefined the genre. Join us as we break down:Paul Newman and Robert Redford’s once-in-a-generation chemistryWilliam Goldman’s Oscar-winning script and on-set storiesGeorge Roy Hill’s direction and the film’s perfect mix of humor and melancholyIconic scenes like the cliff jump (“I can’t swim!”), the relentless posse chase (“Who are those guys?”), and that unforgettable freeze-frame endingFun trivia, best quotes, and how this classic shaped the modern buddy movieIf you love legendary westerns, sharp dialogue, and behind-the-scenes film talk, this deep dive is for you.🎧 Listen on all podcast apps 📺 Subscribe for more weekly film conversations 💬 Drop your favorite Butch & Sundance moments in the comments!#butchcassidy #sundancekid #paulnewman #robertredford #classicwestern #filmhistory #rewatchables #movies #podcast

We break down The Devil’s Advocate (1997), diving into Al Pacino’s unforgettable final monologue, Keanu Reeves’ struggle between ambition and morality, and why vanity is the film’s ultimate sin.From Milton’s “absentee landlord” speech to the shocking ending reset, we explore the movie’s supernatural twist on 90s courtroom dramas, key performances, and hidden symbolism. Perfect for fans of A Few Good Men, Primal Fear, or any dark legal thriller.Listen as we uncover what makes this one of the most fascinating and rewatchable films of the decade.

“We never had friends later on like the ones we had when we were twelve.” This week on Gonna See My Friends Podcast we dive into Rob Reiner’s Stand By Me (1986). From River Phoenix’s iconic role to Stephen King’s timeless story, here’s why the film still matters. 🎧 Listen now!#standbyme #riverphoenix #stephenking #80smovies

✨ New episode is here! We’re diving into Steven Spielberg’s 1982 classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. We talk about John Williams’ legendary score, how Spielberg tailored entire scenes to the music, and why this film still makes us cry 40+ years later.From the suburban 80s setting to the unforgettable bike chase across the moon, this is one of Spielberg’s most personal and magical films — and we break down why it still matters today.🎧 Listen now wherever you get podcasts.#et #stevenspielberg #johnwilliams #filmcommunity #moviepodcast #80smovies #cinema

Grab your fedora and whip — we’re diving into Raiders of the Lost Ark! On this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we break down the film that launched Indiana Jones into pop culture history. From the legendary opening sequence to the unforgettable set pieces, we explore how Steven Spielberg and George Lucas reinvented the adventure genre and gave Harrison Ford his most iconic role.We’ll cover: 🕷️ The chilling tarantula scene and other moments of suspense 🎬 Spielberg’s direction and the influence of classic serials ⚔️ Harrison Ford’s performance and why Indy became a cultural icon 📽️ How Raiders reshaped blockbuster filmmaking in the early 80s 📝 Behind-the-scenes trivia and stories you may not knowWhether you’re a lifelong Indy fan or discovering the film for the first time, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and plenty of love for one of cinema’s greatest adventures.👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. New episodes drop every Friday at noon!

We’re back — and we’re starting strong with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story! 🌌 After our break, Toby and I dive deep into the most grounded, emotional, and visually stunning film in the Star Wars saga. We explore how Rogue One reshaped the galaxy far, far away — from the gritty war-film tone to the unforgettable ending that leads directly into A New Hope.In this episode, we discuss:The origins of the Rebellion and how Rogue One expanded the loreStandout performances from Felicity Jones (Jyn Erso) and Diego Luna (Cassian Andor)The Andor connection and how it retroactively makes Rogue One even betterGareth Edwards’ direction and the film’s stunning cinematographyTHAT Darth Vader hallway scene — why it’s one of the best moments in Star Wars historyEaster eggs, behind-the-scenes trivia, and our personal favorite momentsWhether you’re a Star Wars superfan or a casual viewer, this is a must-watch conversation about a film that redefined the franchise.🎧 Listen to the full episode and join the discussion in the comments — what’s your favorite scene in Rogue One?#StarWars #RogueOne #StarWarsStory #JynErso #CassianAndor #Andor #DarthVader #GarethEdwards #StarWarsPodcast #MoviePodcast #SciFiMovies #StarWarsLore #StarWarsFans #StarWarsCommunity

Welcome to What Did I Just Watch? – the podcast where Scott and Stephen dive headfirst into the weirdest, wildest, and most what-the-heck moments in pop culture history. In this episode, we dissect the strange world of "Very Special Episodes" from 1980s TV – you know, those bizarre tonal shifts where sitcoms suddenly got very serious.From awkward anti-drug messages to haunting PSA-style plots, we explore how these episodes shaped (and sometimes scarred) a generation. Expect laughs, hot takes, and deep dives into pop culture oddities you forgot—or wish you had.👀 Topics covered:What made '80s "Very Special Episodes" so weird?The cultural impact of sudden tonal whiplashIconic episodes from Diff’rent Strokes, Family Ties, Full House, and moreWhy these moments still resonate (or confuse) today📌 New episodes every week – hit that subscribe button! 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss more deep dives into pop culture’s most offbeat moments.#VerySpecialEpisodes #80sTV #PopCulturePodcast #WhatDidIJustWatch #ScottAndStephen #WeirdTV #TVHistory #RetroPopCulture #PodcastClips #PopCultureAnalysis

🎈 IT: Welcome to Derry Trailer Reaction! | First Look Breakdown & Theories 🎈Scott and I are diving deep into the brand-new trailer for IT: Welcome to Derry, the chilling prequel series to Stephen King's IT! Join us as we react in real time, share our thoughts, break down key moments, and speculate on what this terrifying return to Derry means for fans of Pennywise and the Stephen King universe.💬 What do YOU think about the trailer? Drop your thoughts, theories, and fears in the comments!🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the BELL so you don’t miss any of our horror breakdowns, trailer reactions, or Stephen King deep dives!

🚨 The new Superman trailer just dropped — and Scott and I are here to break it all down! From first impressions to deep-cut comic book references, we’re diving into everything you might have missed. Is this the Superman reboot fans have been waiting for? Let’s talk tone, cast, visuals, and what this means for the future of DC movies.

🦇 New Episode! We’re heading back to Gotham to talk all things Batman (1989) — Tim Burton’s gothic vision and Michael Keaton’s game-changing take on the Dark Knight. 🖤Why was Keaton’s casting so controversial? How does Jack Nicholson’s Joker hold up today? And what made this Batman the blueprint for superhero movies to come? We break it all down in this deep-dive episode of [Podcast Name]! 🎙️🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.🔍 Tags: #Batman1989 #MichaelKeaton #TimBurton #JackNicholson #Joker #BatmanMovie #DCComics #SuperheroMovies #MoviePodcast #FilmDiscussion #80sMovies #KeatonIsBatman #PodcastEpisode #GothamCity

🎬 In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we dive deep into Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money (1986), the stylish and underrated sequel to The Hustler. We discuss Paul Newman's Oscar-winning performance, Tom Cruise's breakout role, and Scorsese’s unique directorial flair that brought a fresh edge to the world of pool hustling.🔥 Topics include:How The Color of Money compares to The HustlerMartin Scorsese's filmmaking style in the 1980sPaul Newman's legacy and performanceTom Cruise as Vincent: cocky or charismatic?That iconic pool hall energyWhether you're a Scorsese superfan, a Paul Newman admirer, or just discovering this film for the first time, this episode is for you.📢 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more film breakdowns and discussions every week!

🎙️ Gonna See My Friends — High Fidelity (2000) Deep Dive 🎬 Welcome back to Gonna See My Friends! This week, we're putting on our headphones, organizing our vinyl, and diving deep into High Fidelity (2000), the ultimate movie for music lovers, list-makers, and romantics in emotional disarray.John Cusack stars as Rob Gordon, a record store owner with a habit of breaking the fourth wall and breaking his own heart. We talk about the film’s unique structure, top 5 breakup songs, how Nick Hornby’s novel translates to the screen, and why Jack Black steals every single scene.🛋️ Pull up a couch cushion and join us as we rewatch, overanalyze, and reminisce.📼 Like, comment, and subscribe for more movie deep-dives, nostalgic rewatches, and couch-bound conversations.🔔 Don’t forget to hit the bell so you never miss an episode!#HighFidelity #JohnCusack #JackBlack #MoviePodcast #GonnaSeeMyFriends #CinephilePodcast #HighFidelityMovie #NickHornby #2000sMovies #RomCom #Top5Movies #VinylCulture #RecordStore #MovieDiscussion #FilmAnalysis

🎙️ In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we dive deep into Kevin Smith’s cult classic Mallrats (1995)! Join us as we break down the film’s unforgettable characters, hilarious dialogue, and its unique place in the View Askewniverse. From Jay and Silent Bob’s comic book antics to Brodie’s love for Sega and Stan Lee cameos — we’re talking everything Mallrats!📼 Whether you're a longtime fan of the film or discovering it for the first time, this podcast episode is packed with nostalgia, behind-the-scenes trivia, and hot takes on why Mallrats still holds up 30 years later.👇 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more movie deep dives every week!💬 Drop your favorite Mallrats quote in the comments!🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts. 📸 Follow us on Instagram: [@GonnaSeeMyFriends] #Mallrats #KevinSmith #MoviePodcast #ViewAskewniverse #JayAndSilentBob #90sMovies #CultClassic #StanLee #JasonLee #ComicBookMovies #GonnaSeeMyFriendsPodcast

Revisiting a cult classic! In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we dive into the 1985 sci-fi comedy Real Genius starring Val Kilmer. From laser weapons to popcorn explosions, we’re talking about what makes this ‘80s gem still so fun today. Is this Val Kilmer’s best comedic role?Listen now on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts. #RealGenius #ValKilmer #80sMovies #MoviePodcast #CultClassics #FilmDiscussion #GonnaSeeMyFriends #SciFiComedy #MovieNerds #PodcastEpisode

🎸 DAMN THE MAN, SAVE THE EMPIRE! 🎸In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, we're celebrating the 1995 cult classic Empire Records! From Rex Manning’s unforgettable (for better or worse) presence to the iconic soundtrack that shaped a generation, we’re breaking down everything that makes this movie a beloved time capsule of the ‘90s.Join us as we talk about: 🎶 The legendary Empire Records soundtrack 📼 Why this movie became a cult classic despite flopping at the box office 💿 The best and most chaotic moments from the film ⚡️ Does it still hold up in 2025?So grab your Doc Martens, blast some Gin Blossoms, and let’s talk all things Empire Records! Listen now on [Podcast Platform] 🎧#EmpireRecords #RexManningDay #90sMovies #CultClassic #MoviePodcast #GonnaSeeMyFriends #FilmDiscussion #RecordStoreVibes

🎙 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! 🎬The Dude abides… and so do we! 🕶️🎳This week on Gonna See My Friends, we’re diving deep into the writing brilliance of The Big Lebowski. From McGuffins to unforgettable one-liners, we’re breaking down what makes the Coen Brothers’ cult classic so endlessly fascinating.Joining us for the ride is our special guest, David Biscevic, who brings his insights on storytelling, vibes, and why this movie still ties everything together (just like that rug). 🪄Catch it now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 🎧#TheBigLebowski #TheDudeAbides #MoviePodcast #FilmAnalysis #CoenBrothers #CultClassic #McGuffin #GonnaSeeMyFriends #PodcastEpisode #DavidBiscevic #TheRugReallyTiedTheRoomTogether

This week, we’re taking it back to 2004 to talk about Napoleon Dynamite! 🧑‍🦱🦙 From tater tots and dance routines to ligers and awkward small-town vibes, we’re diving deep into the quirks and charm of this cult classic.✨ What makes this movie so endlessly quotable? ✨ Is Uncle Rico the ultimate cringe character? ✨ And why do we still love Napoleon, Pedro, and Tina the Llama after all these years?Grab your chapstick and Vote for Pedro – it’s time to reminisce! 🗳🐾🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts. Don’t forget to rate, review, and follow for more movie convos every week! 🎥 #NapoleonDynamite #Podcast #CultClassics #VoteForPedro #MovieNerds #GonnaSeeMyFriends

In this episode of Gonna See My Friends, Stephen, Toby, and Scott dive into Kevin Smith’s 1994 indie classic, Clerks! We break down the film’s DIY charm, its hilarious (and all-too-real) take on dead-end jobs, and why Dante wasn’t even supposed to be here today. Plus, we discuss the film’s impact on indie cinema, its quotable dialogue, and whether we’d survive a shift at the Quick Stop.Grab some popcorn (or lasagna, if you’re Randall), and join the conversation!

"Stay classy, listeners! This episode, we dive into the world of Ron Burgundy and the absurd brilliance of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. From its endlessly quotable lines to the all-star comedic cast led by Will Ferrell, we break down why this 2004 classic still holds up. We’ll talk jazz flute, epic news team battles, and the magic of improvisation that made this film legendary. So pour yourself some scotch (or maybe some milk if you're feeling bold) and join us for a deep dive into one of the funniest movies of all time!"

Gonna See My Friends – Romancing the Stone (Feat. Jared)Description: Join us on this episode of Gonna See My Friends as we dive into the 1984 adventure-romance classic Romancing the Stone! With action, comedy, and Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, and Danny DeVito at their finest, there's plenty to talk about.Special guest Jared joins us to break down what makes this film a timeless gem—from its swashbuckling charm to Robert Zemeckis' direction. Is it still as fun as we remember? Does it hold up today? And how does it compare to modern adventure films?Grab your treasure map and tune in for the conversation! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment with your favorite Romancing the Stone moments.

🌊🏄‍♂️ New Episode Alert! 🏄‍♂️🌊 This week on Gonna See My Friends, we dive into the 1991 adrenaline-fueled classic, Point Break! 🤙🔥 Surfing, skydiving, bank robberies, and Keanu Reeves saying "I am an FBI agent!"—what more could you want? Join us as we break down the bromance, the action, and whether Bodhi is the ultimate antihero. 🌊💰🎭 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! #PointBreak #KeanuReeves #PatrickSwayze #MoviePodcast #GonnaSeeMyFriends

Podcast Episode: There Can Be Only One – A Deep Dive into HighlanderJoin me, Tim, and Bret as we unsheathe our swords and dive into the 1986 cult classic Highlander! From Christopher Lambert’s mysterious charisma to Sean Connery’s scene-stealing performance, we break down the epic battles, electrifying soundtrack by Queen, and the film’s enduring legacy. Is Highlander a masterpiece, a beautiful mess, or both? Tune in as we discuss immortal warriors, questionable accents, and why there can be only one!

Join Toby and I as we start off the new year and new season of the "Gonna See My Friends" Podcast with Office Space!!

This week, Toby and I talk about the 1988 John McTiernan classic, "Die Hard". In this podcast episode we explore its iconic status as a holiday action film, Bruce Willis's performance as John McClane, and the debate over whether it's truly a Christmas movie. We also dive into the memorable villain Hans Gruber, played by Alan Rickman, and the film's influence on the action genre. So sit back, grab some Twinkies and enjoy!

We welcome back Scott to the pod since Toby is on assignment (he'll be back next week). This week we talk about the 1988 Richard Donner Classic, "Scrooged" Sit back and enjoy!

This week we have our friend Scott join us in discussing the 1989 Cameron Crowe classic, "Say Anthing". So grab your boom box, lace up those Nikes and enjoy!!

Tobe and I discuss the 1987 John Hughes classic, "Planes, trains, and Automobiles"

While Toby is on assignment, My cousin Kasey and I talk about Richard Linklater's 1993 classic, "Dazed and Confused"