[El Goro]

In this episode we continue Arnie April with a look at 1985's Commando and 1987's Predator. Much fun and nostalgia is had.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we finish off our Arnie April with the two movies that solidified Schwarzenegger's place as an action movie GOD: 1984's The Terminator and 1991's Terminator 2: Judgement Day.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're kicking off Anime May. You know what that means: plenty of fine movies coupled with plenty of good-natured ribbing of the Japanese. This week we take a look at 1994's Street Fighter II and 1999's Street Fighter Alpha.

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[suEcide]

This thread needs more love. God bless you for your efforts, Goro. You and your crew do a bang-up job.

[El Goro]

Thanks man. I appreciate it.

[El Goro]

In this episode we continue Anime May by reviewing 2004's Appleseed and 2007's Appleseed Ex Machina. And we also squeeze in a review of The Avengers 'cause we are giant geeks.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we continue Anime May with a look at 1985's Vampire Hunter D and 2000's Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. We also run down our Top 5 Animated Series Themes. Lots 'o goodness for you, dear listener. Lot's 'o editing for me, El Goro.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're continuing Anime May with a look at two Studio Ghibli flicks: 1988's My Neighbor Totoro and 1994's Pom Poko. Between our discussions of environmentalism and gigantic testicles, we also throw down on the topic of Diablo 3 and its always-online requirement.

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[El Goro]

This week we're ending Anime May with two anime shows: 1995's El-Hazard: The Magnificent World and 2005's Mushi-Shi. We also reflect on the impending zombie apocalypse and dip our wicks (hehehe) into the wide and wooly world of slash-fics.

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're taking a look at two highly-sexual David Cronenberg films: 1996's Crash and 2011's A Dangerous Method. WARNING: this episode will be...sticky.

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[El Goro]

This week the Cancer Man is MIA so it is up to I, El Goro, to assemble an episode worthy of you dear listener. I've assembled three surly, psychotic cinephiles to discuss the topic of Meta-Horror. First up, I got Steven Grainger of More Brains Media to discuss whether or not 1996's Scream is worthy of its status as a horror movie classic. Then, I'm joined by Vaughn of Motion Picture Massacre to dive into the Freudian imagery of 2006's Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. Finally, Jake McLargeHuge of Podcast Without Honor and Humanity steps into ring to throw down on 2012's Cabin in the Woods.

This episode is bursting at the seems with referential horror geekery folks!

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[El Goro]

This episode we had intended to do an in-depth analysis of two CAT-III flicks, 1993's The Untold Story and 1999's Raped by an Angel 4: The Raper's Union. But then Prometheus came out and dominated most of the conversation.

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[El Goro]

This we week the Cancer Man and I are tackling our festering White Guilt by watching 1992's The Last of the Mohicans and 2003's The Last Samurai.

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[El Goro]

This week we continue our annual tradition of covering "patriotic" movies on the 4th of July. This time, we're taking a look at 1985's Invasion USA, starring the living meme himself, Chuck Norris; and 1989's Born on the Fourth of July, starring Tom Cruise before he was "Tom Cruise Crazy."

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[El Goro]

This week the Cancer Man and I are jockeying for a spot on the national sex offender registry as we discuss 1962's Lolita and 1994's Léon: The Professional. Feel free to listen to it in our windowless white van. We got candy and Zima soup for ya!

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[El Goro]

In this episode we're invading your dreams to cover 1984's Dreamscape and 2010's Inception. We're also going to run down our Top 5 Movie Dream Sequences, a list the Cancer Man suggested and put way more thought into than I. The bastard...

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[El Goro]

In this gargantuan episode, the Cancer Man and I are taking a look Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. We talk about 2005's Batman Begins, 2008's The Dark Knight and 2012's The Dark Knight Rises, and we even spend a bit (okay, A LOT) of time talking about what we think makes a great Batman story. Strap yourselves in folks: this one's a doozy!

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[El Goro]

This week we're kicking off Cancer Man Appreciation Month 2012 by watching 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and 1991's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. Listen for the moment when I completely loose my shit over Vanilla Ice.

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[Nut of the Living Dead]

Hey, I just listened to episode 120. Great stuff, man! I downloaded the TMNT episode and will give it a listen off and on today. I'm liking what I hear. Well done!

[El Goro]

Thanks man. I appreciate it and so does my cohort (though he's a surly motherfucker and will never admit it).

[El Goro]

Cancer Man Appreciation Month rolls on as we get extra geeky with 1982's Tron and 2010's Tron: Legacy. Note: if your eyes start to glaze over during the technical parts of the podcast, don't worry: that just means you probably live a much more fulfilling life than the Cancer Man and I.

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[Robert W]

I would have liked to have listened to the Tombstone episode, but it doesn't seem to be available.

[El Goro]

Originally Posted by Robert W

I would have liked to have listened to the Tombstone episode, but it doesn't seem to be available.

That was something I recorded with the guys over at Dead Lantern and it's not on the TWoRP feed. You can download it here.

[Robert W]

Originally Posted by el_goro

That was something I recorded with the guys over at Dead Lantern and it's not on the TWoRP feed. You can download it here.

Thanks for the link. Really enjoyed the show.

[El Goro]

Originally Posted by Robert W

Thanks for the link. Really enjoyed the show.

Any time man. I'll pass on the word the DL crew. We had a lot of fun recording that episode. 'Course any time you can get together and talk about Tombstone is time well spent.

[Robert W]

Originally Posted by el_goro

Any time man. I'll pass on the word the DL crew. We had a lot of fun recording that episode. 'Course any time you can get together and talk about Tombstone is time well spent.

I was unaware of Russell's claim that he'd directed the majority of the film, or that Carpenter had expressed an interest in directing it. The stuff you learn...

[El Goro]

[El Goro]

This week we're continuing Cancer Man Appreciation Month and are joined by our buddy Hutch to run down two Paul Verhoeven satirical sci-fi classics: 1987's RoboCop and 1997's Starship Troopers.

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[El Goro]

This week we're continuing Cancer Man Appreciation Month with two flicks I consider to be amongst the greatest films ever made: 1979's Alien and 1986's Aliens. Prepare yourself for a deluge of fanboy gushing from yours truly, folks. It's gonna get sticky up in here.

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[El Goro]

This week we salute the recently deceased Tony Scott by discussing 1986's Top Gun and 1993's True Romance. We also throw down on the recently released Expendables 2, taking two very different stances on the film.

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[El Goro]

This week we're getting all sexy with 1994's Color of Night and 2011's Shame. Two films, two famous actors' dongs. Keepin' it classy at Talk Without Rhythm. Keepin' it classy.

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[El Goro]

This week we're back from HorrorHound and ready take a stab at Arthurian Myth, covering 1963's The Sword in the Stone and 1981's Excalibur. I also make some rather of-color comments about Dame Helen Mirren's anatomy. Sorry about that HM.

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[El Goro]

It's human connection time this week on Talk Without Rhythm, though why anyone would want to connect with us is beyond me. Anyway, we're covering 1996's 2 Days in the Valley and attempt to decipher 1999's Magnolia. And hey, the Cancer Man insults a first-time feedbacker. Ain't that just special?

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[El Goro]

This week we're taking another stab at the work of Stanley Kubrik when we discuss 1964's Dr Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (whew) and 1980's The Shining. One of the finest comedies paired with one of the finest horror films. This ought to be fun.

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[El Goro]

This week we're hitting the desert to stake some suck-heads when we discuss 1996's From Dusk Till Dawn and 1998's Vampires.

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[El Goro]

This week we get all fanged and furry when we discuss 1981's An American Werewolf in London and 1994's Wolf.

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[El Goro]

This week we get in contact with the other side as we discuss 1982's Poltergeist and 2011's Insidious.

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[El Goro]

This week we're covering cheesy aquatic creature feature movies from 1999 featuring a chick on the poster about to be eaten by a giant animal. Pretty specific, huh? Anyway, we talk about Lake Placid and Deep Blue Sea, even though technical problems almost messed the whole shebang up. I also run down my experiences at the Capitol Theater's annual 12 Hours of Terror and sneak in a mini-review of the upcoming Barry Levinson eco-horror found footage flick, The Bay.

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[El Goro]

This week we cover Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm and our Halloween shenanigans before discussing 1973's The Exorcist and 1976's The Omen.

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[El Goro]

This week we're covering the 2005 Johnnie To film Election, To's 2006 follow-up Election 2 (AKA Triad Election), and the 2012 RZA-directed The Man with the Iron Fists.

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[El Goro]

This week we're ignoring the sensible advice of Chief Brody and jumping in the water to discuss 1975's Jaws and 1978's Jaws 2.

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[El Goro]

This week we prove we are truly not 'fraid of no ghosts when we discuss 1984's Ghostbusters and 1989's Ghostbusters 2.

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[El Goro]

This week we're going a bit random by discussing 1991's The Rocketeer and 1993's Mrs. Doubtfire. But there is a method to our madness. See, it's time once again for TWoRP's Giving People Shit for the Winter Solstice Contest! Enter for the chance to win your choice of 2 movies we've covered on the show. Listen to the episode for details and get those submissions in by December 12th!

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[El Goro]

Wow...I've been neglecting this thread. Well to catch y'all up, December was Tarantino Month on Talk Without Rhythm. We covered:

Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Kill Bill Vol. 2
Four Rooms, Planet Terror and Death Proof
Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained

We had fun with these episodes. Hope y'all have fun listening to them.

[El Goro]

This week we're once again indulging in our annual tradition of covering "Time" movies at the end of the year. This time around, the Cancer Man has selected 2004's The Butterfly Effect and 2007's Next. What madness has possessed him? Tune in and see!

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[El Goro]

Another 50 episodes have passed, and it once again for an alcohol-fueled Commentary Without Rhythm! This time we cast our inebriated gaze upon 1983's Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. And hey, we also have guest commentary by Darth Nietzsche and HUTCH!

Thanks for sticking with us for 150 episodes folks! Here's to 150 more!

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[El Goro]

This week we're covering two of the Cancer Man's picks: 1955's The Fast and the Furious (not to be confused with the Vin Diesel film) and its 1994 "remake" The Chase. We also throw down on Star Wars' first gay planet, over much protesting from the Cancer Man.

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[El Goro]

This week the Cancer Man has finally overcome his deathly Con Crud which means we can finally throw down on 1974's Death Wish and 1976's Taxi Driver.

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[El Goro]

This week we're finally getting around to covering the rest of Bruce Lee's martial arts filmography as we cast our eyes upon 1971's The Big Boss (aka Fists of Fury) and 1972's Fist of Fury (aka The Chinese Connection). Not a bad way to celebrate three years of the podcast!

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[El Goro]

This week we're doing two movies featuring Tom Waits: 2003's Coffee and Cigarettes and 2006's Wristcutters: A Love Story. No real reason: we just love us some Tom Waits.

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