Have you ever seen a movie so bad that you decide you had to show all your friends and loved ones so they can experience the same negative experience that you have suffered through. Comedians JP Fournier and Shawn Gramiak have taken sharing cinematic nasties to a whole new level. Each week they and their guest choose a movie for the other to watch, exploring the dark, scary, confusing, and sometimes pathetic world of bad movies. They are The Movie Jerks.
Just in time for Halloween, The Movie Jerks get a visit from our Dave Alexander, Former editor-in-chief of Rue Morgue (https://rue-morgue.com/tag/dave-alexander/) and Author of "Movie Monsters: A Creature Feature Companion . We offer 20 movies that we gambled on Dave not seeing and ended up watching one of the best horror films we have seen on the Movie Jerks. Nothing like watching a movie that makes three grown men jump and scream in their seats.
Trent Wilkie, (the Undad Podcast) has returned, this time requesting to watch a horror film from another country. What we get is considered a foreign film in other countries.
Lacey Paige joins the Jerks to bring us up to date on 2018 Dedfest With A Vengence (https://www.dedfest.com/2018-films) . The Mystery Movie Theme this time is "So Bad They Are Good" however this title may be put to the test when we pick a film starring Bill Cosby.
Today's episodes the Jerks meet up with director/writer Michael Peterson to chat about his latest film "Knuckleball". (@kBallMovie)https://www.facebook.com/KBallMovie/. The episode was recorded at the High Level Diner and we may have received a little more ambience than we anticipated, but that doesn't deteriorate from the great conversation. We still had to share this episode.
Alex Fortin (http://www.comedyaf.com/) joins the Jerks, asking to take on the Mystery Movie Challenge, choosing Party Films as his genre of choice.
In this week's episode, the Movie Jerks are joined by Randy Brososky to talk about the upcoming premiere of his feature film "Necessary Evil" http://www.necessaryevilseries.com/ at the Edmonton International Film Festival on Friday Sept 28th. Tickets can be still purchased atwww.edmontonfilmfest.com . We take a look at movies with monsters that have mythologies and this time the gamble may be in JP and Shawn's advantage.
In today's episode Jean Paul Fournier and Shawn Gramiak get their annual visit from Kyle Chuka, as he brings us a breakdown of 2018 Edmonton Film Festival's line up The festival runs from Sept 27th to Oct 6th (www.edmontonfilmfest.com). We look into the late Burt Reynold's icon role in Boogie Nights, as we prepare for his last film "The Last Movie Star" one of many highlights this year at EIFF.
In today's episode we welcome in comedian/game designer Leif Oleson-Cormack. We end up watching a surreal horror that might have attempted to be too surreal and/yet gimmicky for our liking.
Kathleen McGee is back, this time with two adorable, spirited, fighting dogs, Eugene and Dottie. Between the tiny and cute battles to the death, we ended up watching a Mockumentary. And here's that episode.
