If you are down for some films that are fresh, funky, AND fly, then Scott & Marty are your white MCs (Masters of Cinema)! Once you’ve checked out these legendary hip hop-themed movies, you’ll be rapping your love just like Jeanne Dielman does for Donald Sutherland! (It’s a whole thing) From the ‘hood straight to…
The “dick” jokes come thicker than ever before as Scott & Marty celebrate one of the greatest of Columbo’s adversaries: Dick van Dyke. Also, David Addison turns out to be a sequel; leprechauns are everywhere; and Jack the Ripper turns out to be an incompetent undead dork. Listen!!! Episodes we dismember: Columbo S4E2 “Negative Reaction” at…
The mirror might have two faces, but Marty & Scott are pretty sure that Lauren Bacall only had one face… but what a face!! In this episode, they flit merrily through the last four decades of Bacall’s 60-year filmography. Films we flirt with: The Shootist (1976, Dir. Don Siegel) at 1:43 The Fan (1981, Dir. Ed Bianchi) at 17:46…
“Discovered” at 19, Betty Joan Perske became one of the brightest (and most durable!) stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age. She also became Lauren Bacall! In this episode, Scott and Marty learn how to whistle by blowing through Bacall’s first two decades onscreen. Jump around a bit, why don’t you? To Have and Have Not (1944, Dir.…
So, this one’s called “An Exercise in Fatality” because it’s about an exercise dude. Get it? And then there’s “Stranger than Fiction,” and that one’s about an author, see? And then “Camille,” well that’s the cleverest episode title of all… uh… Pilloried this week: Columbo S4E1 “An Exercise in Fatality” (at 1:51) Moonlighting S2E18 “Camille” (at…
