[bigmac64]

Looked at some of your past episodes and will give the most recent podcast a try, as well as a few past ones. It looks like you've made some interesting choices in your double features.

[El Goro]

Originally Posted by bigmac64

Looked at some of your past episodes and will give the most recent podcast a try, as well as a few past ones. It looks like you've made some interesting choices in your double features.

I appreciate it man. Thanks a lot.

[El Goro]

New episode of Talk Without Rhythm is now live. This week we're continuing our anime month with a look at one of the venerable masters of the form: Hayao Miyazaki. Now, Miyazaki has a broad body of work, most of it pretty damn spectacular, but we narrowed our focus to two of our favorites: Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away.

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[El Goro]

So last night I got invited to show up on Dead Lantern's Splattercast. The film under discussion: Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn. I tell ya folks: even while drinking heavily, this one was a slog.

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[El Goro]

New episode of Talk Without Rhythm is now live. This week we finish our Anime Month with Paprika (a personal favorite) and Summer Wars. And hey, we didn't go over our upload cap! Go us!

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[El Goro]

Happy Birthday America! The Cancer Man and I got together for another uber-Patriotic wankfest, covering The Adventures of the American Rabbit and The Patriot. 'Course, we had been drinking for 16 solid hours at the time of this recording. So...yeah.

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[El Goro]

A new episode of Talk Without Rhythm is now live. This week, we answered a request from the Cancer Man's Mom (Cancer Mom?) and review Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting. Good stuff.

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[El Goro]

This week on Talk Without Rhythm we answer the request of La Madre de El Goro and review The Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire. It was a somewhat introspective conversation, with lots of commentary of how these films reflect our lives. Or something. It was very hot.

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[El Goro]

New episode of Talk Without Rhythm is now live. This week we take a look at 1990's Captain America (SPOILER: It sucked) and 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger (SPOILER: It ruled).

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[El Goro]

New episode of Talk Without Rhythm is live. This month I've turned the content decisions over to my esteemed co-host the Cancer Man. So for the first installment of "Cancer Man Awareness Month," he chose 1982's The Secret of NIMH and 1986's An American Tail. Seems the man has a thing for depressing/frightening children's animation from Don Bluth.

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[El Goro]

This episode we continue Cancer Man Awareness Month with two films the Cancer Man has used to sleaze his way into the panties of many a geek girl: 1987's The Princess Bride and 2007's Stardust.

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[bigmac64]

Hey, just wanted to check back in and let you know I've become a fan of the podcast. Great stuff, and please pass my praise to Cancer Man.

Unfortunately, I'm VERY behind on episodes to your podcast, and the many others I subscript to. My smart phone broke and am unable to listen right now to anything other than on my computer, so it really limits the times I can listen. But fear not, I will catch up eventually.

Keep up the great work!

[El Goro]

Thanks for sticking with us! I'll be sure to send your words on to the Cancer Man when we record tonight.

[El Goro]

In this episode our heroes continue Cancer Man Awareness Month with two Sci-Fi movies the Cancer Man thinks are awesome: 2001: A Space Odyssey and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

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[Arabella Arabesque]

Great podcast El Goro!

Currently listening to ep 47 Suspiria and Black Swan...

Cancer man can be so hard to please!

You have a great voice for this, keep up the good work

[El Goro]

Thanks for the kindness Arabella, I appreciate it. As far as the Cancer Man goes, yeah he can be hard at times. It's all part of his "charm!"

[El Goro]

Well this week the Cancer Man bailed on me. So I had to reach back to my dark past and resurrect the very first episode I ever recorded under the Talk Without Rhythm banner. Proceed at your own risk.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we delve into the Cancer Man's guilty pleasures: Hudson Hawk and The Fifth Element. Huh. It appears that the Cancer Man's pleasures all revolve around Bruce Willis. Maybe his girlfriend should be informed? And hey, we also talk a bit about the new Conan: The Barbarian.

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[El Goro]

Well, after a long absence brought on by the Cancer Man not having an internet connection (Fuck you Time Warner!), Talk Without Rhythm has returned. The Cancer Man still has no internet access (FUCK YOU TIME WARNER!!!), but luckily Bryan Wolford of The Drunken Zombie Podcast came on board with two Edward Norton flicks: Spike Lee's 2002 "Joint" 25th Hour and David Fincher's seminal 1999 film Fight Club. This is a ramble-tastic episode, folks, and I hope it makes up for our absence.

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[bigmac64]

Just subscribed, so count me as another weekly listener!

[El Goro]

Right on man! We'll try to make it worth your time.

[El Goro]

We're still doing some pick-up episodes until The Cancer Man gets his internet sorted. The plan segments for Episode 81 are as follows: a review of David Lynch's Mulholland Dr with me and Shane of Australia; reviews of Kamikaze Girls and Psycho Gothic Lolita with me and artist Francesca Rowan; and a solo review of The Wall from The Cancer Man. We should be back to the regular format for episode 82.

[El Goro]

This week, we are once again separated by the cruel whims of Time Warner! Undaunted by this ISP most foul, I got artist Francesca Rowan to come in and talk about Kamikaze Girls and Psycho Gothic Lolita. Then, I talked with Australia's Own Cerulgalactus about David Lynch's Mulholland Drive. Finally, the Cancer Man is flying solo when he reviews Pink Floyd's The Wall.

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[El Goro]

Well, the Cancer Man was finally able to get back online. And although we had planned the whole month of September to be devoted to Trilogies, we were only able to cover the first three Indiana Jones flicks. Ah, well: shit happens.

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[El Goro]

In this episode, Vaughn from Motion Picture Massacre joins the crew to review 1981's Samurai Reincarnation and 1991's Mom. Hilarity and bitchiness ensue.

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[El Goro]

In this episode, we're joined by the fabulous Patrick of The ScreamQueenz Horror Podcast and review 1979's Tourist Trap and 1989's Pin. Both films feature freaky mannequins and are sure to haunt my dreams. The Cancer Man is made of sterner stuff.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're joined by Steve and Mat of the Splattercast to review 1986's The Golden Child and 1987's The Gate, Though, to be fair, the conversation on The Gate kinda derailed into a discussion about video game movies. Shit happens...

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[El Goro]

In this episode we finish off Guest Host Month by bringing in Shawn and Chris from The 42nd Street Drive-In to review 1986's Critters and 1988's Critters 2: The Main Course.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're are joined by our friends Lethal Enforcer and Wonderboy at the Casa de Cancer Man. We run down our Top 5 Video Games and throw down on 1993's Super Mario Bros. and 1995's Mortal Kombat.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we get all political and shit when we run down our Top 5 Fictional Politicians and review 1996's My Fellow Americans and 1997's Wag the Dog.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we are kicking off our Sports Month with a look at two football movies: 1999's Any Given Sunday and 2000's The Replacements. We also run down our Top 5 Fictional Sports.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we step up to the plate to review 1988's Bull Durham and 1989's Major League.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we tee-off with our Top 5 Fucking Dicks, then head to the 19th hole to review 1980's Caddyshack and 1996's Happy Gilmore.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're finishing off our Sports Month with a miscellaneous sports episode. We kick off things with our Top 5 Big Bad Foreign Guys. Then, we step into the ring to review 1985's Rocky IV before hitting the pitch to run down 2001's Mean Machine.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we kick of the Christmas Season with explosions and rogue cops. We run down our Top 5 Rogue Hero Cops then celebrate in the visceral glory that is 1988's Die Hard and 1990's Die Hard 2.

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[El Goro]

In this episode our heroes conquer technical failings and delays to continue Christmas Month with reviews of 1991's The Last Boy Scout and 1992's Batman Returns.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we finish off our Christmas Cinema coverage by running down our Top 5 Christmas Villains and reviewing 1974's Black Christmas and 1984's Gremlins.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we jump into the timestream to review 1981's Time Bandits and 1986's Flight of the Navigator.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we travel to Massachusetts to welcome in the New Year, drink booze, yell at Mass-hole drivers, and review 1992's Diggstown and 2010's The Fighter.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we spend some time talking about the localization of foreign movies before hopping across the pond to review 2004's Shaun of the Dead and 2007's Hot Fuzz.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we are tackling sci-fi movies featuring a male protagonist who travels to another planet, becomes a messianic figure to the native populace, and then leads them against a technologically superior opponent while riding a massive beast. Sounds pretty specific, but 1984's Dune and 2009's Avatar certainly fit the bill.

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[El Goro]

Right on Kelley. I'm going to have to pull down some of your stuff for the Kindle.

While I have this space...

In this episode we celebrate 2 years and 100 episodes of Talk Without Rhythm by getting drunk and watching 1980's Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. Come on, did you really expect anything else?

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[El Goro]

In this episode we kick off two weeks of African-American love with a look at the Blade Trilogy. Both of us agree agree: Wesley Snipes is the man and the Blade flicks are a fine display of his badassery!

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[Rovin]

Will do!

[El Goro]

Thanks man, I appreciate it.

[El Goro]

In this episode we polish off two weeks of African-American Appreciation with a look at 2002's Undisputed and 2006's Undisputed II: Last Man Standing. The Cancer Man also gives his nuanced opinions concerning the Final Fantasy franchise and also his shit-stirring indictment of MMA.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we descend into the bowels of Hong Kong's Category III Films and review 1991's Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky and 1996's Ebola Syndrome. We also run down our Top 5 Non-Animated TV Theme Songs. More editing work for me. Yay.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we assemble in Kent to review two films drawn from the vast library that is Netflix Instant. The Cancer Man keeps things classy with 1927's Metropolis while I revel in sleaze and fish-rape with 1980's Humanoids from the Deep.

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[El Goro]

Whelp, the forums are back and so are my cheap attempts to whore my wares to all interested (and uninterested) parties. This week we're kicking off Arnie April, a month-long tribute to the Austrian Oak himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Too bad we had to kick things off with two of his lesser films: 1984's Conan the Destroyer and 1985's Red Sonja.

Hang in there loyal Legion of TWoRP: there is greatness ahead!

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[El Goro]

In this episode we continue our month-long tribute to Da Govahnatah with two of Arnie's Sci-Fi offerings: 1987's The Running Man and 1990's Total Recall. Well, we started talking about Total Recall but the Cancer Man derailed us with a discussion about whether or not Dina Meyer's nubile nudity was on display in Devil's Advocate (SPOILER: it wasn't).

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