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Little Shop of Horrors – (The Musical) VERSUS Little Shop of Horrors – (The Movie Musical)

March 27, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things"Skid Row (Downtown)", "Somewhere That's Green", "Suddenly, 1960, 1982, 1986, Alan Menken, Audrey II, bill murray, black comedy, blood, Christopher Guest, composer, David Geffen, directed, doo-wop, early 1960s rock and roll, early Motown, Ellen Greene, film, film adaptation, flesh, Frank Oz, hapless florist shop worker, horror comedy rock musical, Howard Ashman, human, Jim Belushi, John Candy, Levi Stubbs, Little Shop of Horrors, low budget, Off-Off-Broadway, Orpheum Theatre Off-Broadway, plant, rick moranis, roger corman, Seymour", Steve Martin, The Geffen Company, The Little Shop of Horrors, Venus flytrap, Vincent Gardenia, Warner Bros., writerNick Hearne

They’ve both got a green plant, they’ve both got vibrant characters, but just what ARE the differences between Little Shop of Horrors when we compare – The Musical (1982) VERSUS Little Shop of Horrors The Movie Musical (1986)? Versus Machine podcasters Joseph Burge and Ryan Stephens put both entries squarely into the Machine and hit … Continue reading Little Shop of Horrors – (The Musical) VERSUS Little Shop of Horrors – (The Movie Musical) →

The Great Gatsby (The Book) VERSUS The Great Gatsby (The 2013 Movie)

September 1, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1922, 1925, adaptations, American author, American Dream, Baz Luhrmann, Daisy Buchanan, debutante, decadence, excess, F. Scott Fitzgerald, film, French Riviera, Great American Novel, idealism, Jay Gatsby, Long Island, magnum opus, Maxwell Perkins, millionaire, mysterious, novel, obsession, passion, quixotic, resistance to change, revival, Roaring Twenties, social upheaval, stage, The Great Gatsby, themes, West and East Egg, World War IINick Hearne

In terms of the American Dream, it does not get better than F. Scott Fitzgerald. He unique vision of a time when climbing to the top meant knocking someone else down, he, more so than other of his time, understood that not everything was as it seemed. While all of his stories embody this image, … Continue reading The Great Gatsby (The Book) VERSUS The Great Gatsby (The 2013 Movie) →

Cut The Crap Movie Review – Harbinger Down

February 23, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, 2GuysTalkingHorror - TV & Movie Horror Review & Why You Love Them, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One FeedAlec Gillis, alien bacteria, alien monsters, animatronics, Bering Sea, computer generated imagery, crashed Soviet spacecraft, fan donations, film, fishing trawler, funded, global warming, graduate students, Harbinger, Harbinger Down, horror, Inanimate, independent, infected, Kickstarter, miniature effects, monster, pod of Belugas, practical creature effects, prosthetic makeup, science-fiction, shapeshifting, special effects company, stop motion, Studio ADI, Tom Woodruff Jr, United KingdomNick Hearne

Everyone has an opinion. In the world of film, “critics” are tasked with giving us a well rounded look at the upcoming feature we may or may not be interested in seeing. Horror always seems to get the short end of the stick due to its basic nature of being disturbing, violent and sometimes gory. … Continue reading Cut The Crap Movie Review – Harbinger Down →

Cut The Crap Movie Review – IT (2017)

January 25, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, 2GuysTalkingHorror - TV & Movie Horror Review & Why You Love Them, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed2017, Andy Muschietti, Bill Denbrough, Bill Skarsgård, Cary Fukunaga, Chase Palmer, Chosen Jacobs, Derry, film, Finn Wolfhard, Gary Dauberman, IT, Jack Dylan Grazer, Jackson Robert Scott, Jaeden Lieberher, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Maine, Nicholas Hamilton, Ontario, Oshawa, Pennywise the Dancing Clown, personal demons, Port Hope, Riverdale neighborhood of Toronto, September 5, September 8, Sophia Lillis, stephen king, supernatural horror, terrorized, Wyatt OleffNick Hearne

Stephen King has long been labeled the modern day Master of the Macabre, even though not all of his novels and short stories are considered horror. But because the majority of his body of work does exist in the realm of nightmare fueled, scream-inducing terror, they are ripe for adaptation. Over the decades, King’s … Continue reading Cut The Crap Movie Review – IT (2017) →