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Lethal Listings: The Kids Are NOT Alright – 7 Horror Films That Did The Unthinkable

July 19, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, 2GuysTalkingHorror - TV & Movie Horror Review & Why You Love Them2GuysTalkingHorror, A Quiet Place, Agents of Shield Podcast, Balthazar Getty, Chuck Russell, Clu Gulager, Dan O'Herlihy, Emily Blunt, Frank Darabont, Frankenstein, Fright Night Part 2, Halloween 3: Season Of The Witch, Henry Rollins, horror podcast, IT, jaws, John Gulager, John Krasinski, Judah Friedlander, Kevin Dillon, Marcus Dunstan, Night Of The Creeps, Nightmare On Elm Street 3, Patrick Melton, Peter Benchley, Podcaster Matrix, Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider, Saw, Shawnee Smith, Stacey Nelkin, steven spielberg, The Blob (1988), The Feast Trilogy, The Fog, The Mask, The Spookies, The Stand, Tom Atkins, Tommy Lee WallaceNick Hearne

Behind the scenes, there are a few rules filmmakers have to follow to appease the studio execs and censors. Some are as silly as the number of curse words used by a main character, while others are as arbitrary as how much side boob is considered nudity. These rules are put in place to … Continue reading Lethal Listings: The Kids Are NOT Alright – 7 Horror Films That Did The Unthinkable →

Jurassic Park (1993) – A Perspective Review

September 20, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviews - Your Favorite Movies - The Educational & Professional's Perspectives, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed1990 novel, Alan Grant, American science fiction adventure film, Ariana Richards, B. D. Wong, Bob Peck as Robert Muldoon, Brachiosaurus, cloned dinosaurs, David Koepp, Dennis Nedry, Dilophosaurus, dinosaur DNA, DNA from frogs, Donald Gennaro, Ellie Sattler, Gerald R. Molen, Harding, Henry Wu, Ian Malcolm, Industrial Light & Magic, InGen, Isla Nublar, Jeff Goldblum, Jerry Molen, John Hammond, John Williams, Joseph Mazzello, Juanito Rostagno, Kathleen Kennedy, Laura Dern, Lex and Tim Murphy, Lex Murphy, Martin Ferrero, Michael Crichton, Miguel Sandoval, preserved in amber, Ray Arnold, Richard Attenborough, Robert Muldoon, Sam Neill, Samuel L. Jackson, stan winston, steven spielberg, Tim Murphy, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, Wayne Knight2guystalking

While all of us have an affinity in regard to dinosaurs but all of us can remember when we saw dinosaurs – in front of us – on the silver screen for the first time. In 1993’s Jurassic Park, technology, talents and storyline combine to create a true classic masterpiece that continues to deliver memorable … Continue reading Jurassic Park (1993) – A Perspective Review →

Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) – A Perspective Review, Part 2

August 5, 20172GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviewsadventurer, archaeologist, ark, barranca, belloq, commandments, harrison ford, henry jones junior, hitler, iindiana jones, jock, marcus brody, marion ravenwood, moses, nazis, ravenwood, satipo, steven spielberg2guystalking

It was literally one of the generation points for all-things-2GuysTalking! You’ve already listened to Part 1 and hopefully – you’ve shared it with friends, family and the people you know that love Indy and his adventures. Now – it’s time to listen to Part 2, where Mike & Carlo talk about what struck them, the … Continue reading Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) – A Perspective Review, Part 2 →

Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) – A Perspective Review, Part 1

July 31, 20172GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviewsadventurer, archaeologist, ark, barranca, belloq, commandments, harrison ford, henry jones junior, hitler, indiana jones, jock, marcus brody, marion ravenwood, moses, nazis, ravenwood, satipo, steven spielberg2guystalking

Indiana Jones continues to be one of the most beloved properties of all feature film time. From the original in 1981, to the sequels in 1984 and 1989, to the 1992 television-based Young Indianan Jones series, to the feature film that shall not be named – Indy, his stories, and his legacy continues to inspire … Continue reading Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) – A Perspective Review, Part 1 →