
DeRazzled
Jack & Joe


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08/02/22 • 141 min
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08/02/22 • 141 min



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01/04/22 • 53 min
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09/20/22 • 101 min
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We continue our odyssey into Development Hell to wrap up our dissection of Tim Burton's unmade Superman Lives! Having covered the origins of Jon Peters and the beginnings of this project through Kevin Smith's role in this story, we now focus in on Burton's vision for Nick Cage as the Man of Steel in a story of the ultimate outsider. We cover the cavalcade of wildly talented artists involved, the utter pain in the ass that Jon Peters was for basically everyone involved, the panic spiral Warner Bros found themselves in, and just how the death of Superman Lives led to Superman Returns -- including as much as we could stomach of the absolutely buckwild idea J. J. Abrams had that cost us a Batman vs. Superman film written by the guy who wrote Se7en. We also touch on Warner Bros current woes following their merger with Discovery, as it seems like they've learned nothing from their mistakes. We hope that you enjoy the conclusion to this absurd story in which people are wildly in-character throughout, because sadly no one paid us $85 million not to do it. Settle in and wonder for yourselves whether Saved By The Bell's Zack Morris or Tony Shaloub would be your dream Superman.
CW: Racism relating to Tim Burton, more Jon Peters, mention of Bryan Singer and Kevin Spacey, mention of Brett Ratner and X-Men: The Last Stand
Podcast plugged in this episode: The Geeky Dad (@geekydadpodcast on Twitter)
--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derazzled/support09/20/22 • 101 min



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10/11/22 • 109 min
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN, EVERYONE! We've got a a nice, long relaxed-fit special for you, chock full of horror you may know and love or may be learning about for the first time! Jack offers his (potentially offensive) rankings of the Halloween franchise, and then we break down the best and worst films by the following directors:
Jordan Peele
Takashi Miike
Karyn Kusama
Mary Harron
Clive Barker
Ana Lily Amirpour
Leigh Janiak
Wes Craven
We're also lucky enough to have some input to share from some friends and fellow podcasters: Tabbi Gray from the Happy Hour Podcast and Cam Sully from the Jacked Up Review Show!* We also got a fun, if off-prompt, bit of input from friend-of-the-show Matt Stoyanoff. Let us know your thoughts on these films/directors by emailing us at derazzledpodcast@gmail.com! Kick back and relax with your favorite candy and pumpkin-flavored beverage and enjoy/rage over our takes!
CW: Sexism, violence against women, sexual assault, blood, gore, dismemberment, racism
Podcasts plugged in this episode: Happy Hour Podcast (@HappyHourShow3 on Twitter); The Jacked Up Review Show (@JackedUpReview on Twitter); Doom Generation (@DoomGenPod on Twitter)
*EDITOR'S NOTE: There were supposed to be more audio messages from friends included, but the only one that would actually upload properly was Matt Stoyanoff's. We didn't discover this until it was too late to do anything about. Our apologies.
--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derazzled/support10/11/22 • 109 min



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08/30/22 • 95 min
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Welp, we finally did it. We broke Jack. Special guests/hosts Vince DeStefano and Emily Manno join us to help Jack claw his way back to some semblance to sanity and to (maybe) understand: what is The Room and who exactly is Tommy Wiseau? Armed with tons of great information from Greg Sestero & Tom Bissel's book The Disaster Artist, we do our best to answer Jack's questions. Emily shares what it's like to go to a midnight showing and actually meet Tommy Wiseau. Vince theorizes what's really going on with Tommy's history. And Joe tries to hold it all together, but hey, he's just the sound guy.
CW: misogyny, abusive work environments, Tommy Wiseau impressions
Podcasts Plugged In This Episode: Making A Martini (@MartiniMaking on Twitter)
People & Stuff Mentioned In This Episode: The Room, Tommy Wiseau, Greg Sestero, The Disaster Artist, Tom Bissell, 1UP, James Franco, Dave Franco, James Cameron, Avatar, Anne Rice, Interview With A Vampire, the Zodiac Killer, D.B. Cooper, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terminator, Mark Frost, David Lynch, Twin Peaks, Scoob!, John F. Kennedy, The Zapruder Tape
--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derazzled/support08/30/22 • 95 min



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08/16/22 • 79 min
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08/16/22 • 79 min



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07/19/22 • 82 min
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07/19/22 • 82 min



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12/28/21 • 119 min
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12/28/21 • 119 min



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09/27/22 • 59 min
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We were gonna cover this one later this season, but with Olivia Newton John's recent passing (R.I.P.) we decided to tackle this OG Razzie Worst Picture nominee much sooner than expected. And y'know what, we're glad we did, because Jack actually really liked this one to the surprise of Joe and special guest Caleb Feigles of Making a Martini. We roll out our new format by giving a rapid-fire synopsis of the film (lest Jack be punished with horse noises) and covering what worked and didn't work with this 1980 day-glo laser roller disco fever dream. We lament the camera work and fashion choices made for Gene Kelly's last feature film role, declare our love for the work of Don Bluth, and wonder at what happens when you get a bunch of Tron in your Greek mythology. Kick back and relax after a long day of roller skating to Electric Light Orchestra and enjoy part 1 of our journey into Xanadu!
Check back next week for part 2, in which we take a closer look behind the scenes of this film and attempt to fix it.
CW: alcohol, discussion of drug use, discussion of sex clubs and bathhouses, mention of All Dogs Go To Heaven
Podcasts plugged in this episode: Making a Martini (@MartiniMaking on Twitter); Doom Generation (@DoomGenPod on Twitter)
--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derazzled/support09/27/22 • 59 min



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09/13/22 • 96 min
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For our latest venture into Development Hell, we take on one of the biggest, most infamous examples of a film that never came to be: Tim Burton's Superman Lives. In the first part of our deepest dive yet, we start most people's first exposure to the story, Kevin Smith's story of getting hired to write the script. We examine Smith's story and dissect his script, but to really lay the groundwork for this tale we need to get to know the producer who hired Smith to begin with, Jon Peters. We relive the most intense and absurd of their filming experiences, revel in the early years of the View Askewniverse, ponder whether Jon Peters thinks Barbara Streisand can read, learn something new about sex worker hair trends of the 70s, and so, so much more. Listen as we rifle through the vast and numerous filing cabinets that hold this story, as we wish Warner Bros had done before Peters could get his hands on Supes' rights from the Salkinds.
CW: Sexism, homophobia, violent behavior, comparisons to Donald Trump, mention of the Heidi Fleiss Hollywood Madame case -- and that's all just Jon Peters!
Podcasts plugged in this episode: The Geeky Dad Podcast (@geekydadpodcast on Twitter)
--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derazzled/support09/13/22 • 96 min



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How many episodes does DeRazzled have?
DeRazzled currently has 63 episodes available.
What topics does DeRazzled cover?
The podcast is about Film History, Podcasts and Tv & Film.
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The average episode length on DeRazzled is 93 minutes.
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The first episode of DeRazzled was released on Sep 2, 2021.
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Zack
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Sep 15
Fun concept. Jack and Joe take a variety of bad movies…or movies that never happened, take them apart and then rebuild it from scratch to a much better movie. Give them a listen.
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Thanks, Zack!
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