Schumacast

Angie and Noel are joined by Tim and Agatha of the Cinemaspection podcast to discuss Joel Schumacher's 2003 film Veronica Guerin. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Melissa Kaercher to discuss Joel Schumacher's 2002 film Phone Booth. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by K O'Shea to discuss Joel Schumacher's 2002 film Bad Company. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Edwin Davies to discuss Joel Schumacher's 2000 film Tigerland. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Lore to discuss Gossip, a 2000 thriller executive produced by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

We're joined by K and Lore to discuss the 1987 Peter Falk heist romance film Happy New Year, which Joel Schumacher did uncredited script work on. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by JD DeMotte to discuss Code Name: Foxfire, a short-lived 1980s action series co-created by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie, JD, and Noel discuss Eric Red and Joel Schumacher's unproduced screenplay for a Lost Boys prequel film. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by JD DeMotte for a discussion of Lost Boys 2 (aka Lost Girls), an unproduced screenplay by Jeffrey Boam. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel look back on Joel Schumacher's films of the 90s, as well as music videos and films he almost made. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel discuss Joel Schumacher's queer crime comedy, Flawless. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Melissa Kaercher (of Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome) to discuss Joel Schumacher's neo noir thriller 8MM. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Melissa Kaercher (of Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome) to discuss the most notorious Joel Schumacher film of them all, Batman & Robin. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Michael May (of After Lunch) to discuss Joel Schumacher's adaptation of the John Grisham legal drama, A Time to Kill. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Lore to discuss the strange reality-bending Alicia Silverstone thriller The Babysitter, which was produced by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Alexander Adrock (of Masters of Carpentry) to discuss Joel Schumacher's infamous Batman Forever. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Rebecca Nicole Williams to reflect on the passing of Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Before getting to Joel Schumacher's Batman films, Angie and Noel decide to look back at the two Batman films leading up to it, as well as Batman '66 and our overall histories with Batman as a whole. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Weston (of Deconstructing Moya) to discuss The Client, Joel Schumacher's adaptation of the John Grisham thriller. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Windy Bowlsby (of Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome) to discuss Joel Schumacher's notorious action satire, Falling Down. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Evie (of I Hate/Love Remakes) to discuss 2000 Malibu Road, Joel Schumacher's short-lived attempt at a primetime soap opera TV series. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Lore to discuss Joel Schumacher's romance drama Dying Young. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are again joined by Melissa Kaercher (of Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome) to discuss Joel Schumacher's hit brat pack thriller Flatliners, as well as the 2017 remake.

Angie and Noel are joined by Cat to discuss Now We're Cookin', Joel Schumacher's attempt at a sitcom pilot. Music by Jak Locke.

JD and Noel conclude their miniseries exploring the films of the Barbarian Brothers, as they look at various film and TV guest spots, and where the lives of the duo have gone since. Music by Jak Locke.

JD and Noel are again joined by Evie (of I Hate/Love Remakes) as they continue their journey through the films of the Barbarian Brothers with the screwball kids comedy Twin Sitters. Music by Jak Locke.

JD and Noel are joined by Evie (of I Hate/Love Remakes) as they continue their journey through the films of the Barbarian Brothers with the action comedy Double Trouble. Music by Jak Locke.

JD and Noel continue their journey through the films of the Barbarian Brothers with the action kids road trip comedy, Think Big. Music by Jak Locke.

While Schumacast takes a break between decades, Noel is joined by JD DeMotte for a special miniseries exploring the films of the Barbarian Brothers, starting with the aptly named The Barbarians. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel look back on Joel Schumacher's films of the 1980s. Music by Jak Locke.

Noel and Angie are joined by Lore for a discussion of Joel Schumacher's romance drama Cousins, as well as the 1970s French film Cousin Cousine that it's based on. Music by Jak Locke.

Preview of a guest spot where Noel got to join host Paxton Holley for his series I Read Movies to discuss Craig Shaw Gardner's novelization of Joel Schumacher's The Lost Boys. For the full episode, visit cultfilmclub.com

Angie and Noel are again joined by JD DeMotte (of Comics Are Awesome) to discuss Joel Schumacher's beloved 1980s punk vampire movie, The Lost Boys. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Melissa Kaercher (of Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome) to discuss Slow Burn, a neo-noir TV movie produced by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Evie (of I Hate/Love Remakes) to discuss Joel Schumacher's Brat Pack cult classic, St Elmo's Fire. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined again by JD DeMotte (of Comics Are Awesome) to discuss Joel Schumacher's screwball comedy DC Cab. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Tonya (of Reel Education Noir) for a discussion of Joel Schumacher's theatrical directorial debut, the Lily Tomlin scifi comedy The Incredible Shrinking Woman. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel wrap up their first decade of Joel Schumacher's career with an overview of his films from the 1970s. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by Mac for a discussion of Amateur Night at the Dixie Bar and Grill, the 1979 ensemble TV drama written and directed by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by K O'Shea (of Made of Fail) for a discussion of The Wiz, Sidney Lumet's film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical, with a screenplay by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel are joined by JD DeMotte for a discussion of Car Wash, the legendary Michael Schultz comedy written by Joel Schumacher. Music by Jak Locke.

Anglie and Noel discuss Sparkle, the 1976 Motown musical drama written by Joel Schumacher, and it's 2012 remake. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel discuss Joel Schumacher's directorial debut, a TV movie about the infamous gangsters Virginia Hill and Bugsy Siegel. Music by Jak Locke.

Angie and Noel explore Joel Schumacher's origins and how he entered the film industry, with a look at the movies he worked on as a costume designer. Music by Jak Locke.