The RedRum Podcast

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The film discussion begins around 14:55.
Have you ever wondered how a beach day filled with Kona Big Wave beer could turn into an unexpected adventure? In today's episode, we recount our trip to Rehob, where we reveled in Kona beer and its quirky merchandise before a minor car accident in our Uber spun the day in a different direction. We candidly share the awkward aftermath with the Uber driver and navigate the insurance process, reflecting on how such incidents can make us rethink our rideshare safety.
Feeling adventurous? We sure did as we tackled the 154th episode of the Red Rum Podcast, diving headfirst into the hilariously campy 2015 film "Llamageddon." Imagine a killer llama on a rampage, complete with red eyes and laser beams! We break down the movie's laughably bad special effects, bizarre character quirks, and scenes so absurd they had us in stitches. From ever-changing shirts to a dramatic llama spaceship showdown, we explore every zany detail that makes this low-budget flick a must-watch for fans of horror comedies.
We cap off our episode with a behind-the-scenes peek at "Llamageddon's" creation, from its tiny budget to the creative use of university resources. The director's choice to use llamas, humorous pseudonyms, and the movie’s quirky online presence add layers to its charm. Plus, we sprinkle in recommendations for more campy gems like "Velocipastor" and "Killer Pinata," making this a treasure trove for anyone with a love for delightfully bad horror films. Join us for a rollercoaster of laughs, absurdity, and a touch of real-life drama!

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Have you ever chuckled at the sound of a fire alarm or raised an eyebrow at the thought of hummus-flavored water? Well, buckle up as we navigate through a riot of workplace inside jokes to the silver-screen spectacles that leave us counting our movie theater membership rewards. Along the way, we'll spill the beans on "Aquaman," the curiously named "Lisa Frankenstein," and share why we're chomping at the bit for our upcoming PowerPoint party—an eclectic mix of presentations that are anything but business as usual.
Zombie aficionados and cinema buffs, prepare to have your brains tantalized, not by the undead, but by our fresh take on a flick that might just revive your love for the genre. We'll dissect the unexpected charm of a certain zombie feature, divulge heart-racing moments reminiscent of Kenan & Kel, and explore why this week’s undead encounter left us setting aside our notes in awe. It's not every day a film manages to upend our expectations and send our analytical minds into a joyful tailspin.
The apocalypse may be knocking, but we've got survival tips laced with a dose of humor, ready to arm you with a bucket list that scoffs at the ordinary. From a zombie baby to a yacht escape, we analyze the gripping survival and ethical quandaries in "Dawn of the Dead" and serve up a rich dissection of the film’s behind-the-scenes secrets. Join us as we make our case for what sets this movie apart from the horde and offer some end-of-the-world advice that will have you rethinking your own apocalypse game plan.
The film discussion begins around 13:37.

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Captain and Wilson discuss the 2016 supernatural horror film, "The Veil," directed by Phil Joanou! It stars Jessica Alba (The Eye), Lily Rabe (American Horror Story), Reid Scott (Venom), and Thomas Jane (The Mist).
The film discussion begins around 13:23.

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This week, Captain and Wilson discuss the 2001 road thriller, "Joy Ride"! Directed by John Dahl, it stars Steve Zahn (The White Lotus), Paul Walker (Fast & Furious), and Leelee Sobieski (Deep Impact).
The movie discussion begins around 17:27.

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Captain and Wilson catch up on dogs in bags and Halloween Ends. They dive into the film review around 19:30 in.
This week, they discuss the 2003 Stephen King adaptation, a science fiction horror film, "Dreamcatcher", starring Morgan Freeman, Damian Lewis (Billions), Jason Lee (My Name Is Earl), Timothy Olyphant (Santa Clarita Diet), and Thomas Jane (The Mist)!