Chris and Jeremy fly without the Lee beneath their wings. They try to avoid talking about Kevin Smith for you fans. Key word is TRY. They talk Mudhoney and Dog Fish Head. A little bit about flicks. An update on Death to All. A new Netflix show that Chris discovered from Eli Roth. And wrap it up with WHAM! I think that is it… I don’t recall.
Acid Pop Cult, now 68.267% more interactive! The gang answer emails and tweets from the world of four listeners. Chris and Jeremy talk about their fun at C2E2, including Jeremy’s dreadful time during the Maniac remake, Chris hating on nerds, more Aquaman hate, some hard Kevin Smith dick sucking, and a beer line. Lee educates the boys on some literature and “The Confederacy of Dunces.” Jeremy says “in concession” instead of “in succession” twice in one episode, which drove him nuts during the edit. Words were not his friend on episode 59. If you’re not a fan of Kevin Smith, Jeremy is sorry in advance. If you are a fan of Kevin Smith, you’re welcome in advance. For some stupid reason I can’t upload our episode card… it’s really funny and I’m now suicidal because of this tragic blunder.
*Editor’s note: We don’t really think Lee is a racist. We’re sorry in advance.
Episode 59: He Did It All For The Funny
In Episode 58 Jeremy and Chris talk about finally seeing Django Unchained. Chris takes Jeremy to a metal show to pay tribute to the late Chuck Shuldiner’s band Death, Death to All. Lee educates the gang on some Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski. Jeremy becomes an accidental homophobe. Chris can’t do accents. Lee makes us laugh a lot. This episode experienced some technical difficulties. Can you spot where it happened and how do we fix it? First person to email the show at acidpopcult@gmail.com with the correct answer gets a free prize*! Jeremy finally catches up on Defendor, the Woody Harrelson, Kat Dennings, Elias Koteas semi-superhero flick from a few episodes back. Aquaman is cool. Enjoy!
*Editors Note: Danielle is not eligible to win, so Seth and Jason better get to work!!
Episode 57 proves that this damn curse is real and it’s hitting a Trailer Park Boy near you! We talk comedians, Jeremy’s heart throbs for a green painted Mila Kunis. He continues to swoon over Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead camera tricks as they make it to Disneyland, or is it world? Either way, it proves to be a small world after all (Jeremy, this is a dumb joke). We get into some Bates Motel talk which leads Jeremy to drop names faster than (THIS JOKE HAS BEEN OMITTED DUE TO RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS ON THE EAST COAST) The name in question? Robert V. Galluzzo, affectionately known as *RobG. Why? Because he brought us the fantastic and lovingly done “The Psycho Legacy”. Lee and Jeremy also talk stand-up comedians. Lee drops science on some religious documentaries you should check out, Kumare and Marjoe. Give this episode a listen, it is a hoot!
Editors Note: Rob, Jeremy apologizes if his facts are completely wrong in this episode on the off chance you ever hear this. They probably are.
This week Lee and Chris bust Jeremy’s balls over Aquaman for 20 minutes before the show even starts. Once things settle down, they boys talk about Black Sabbath and CSI, movies to watch like The Watch, Fat Kid Rules The World, Evil Dead Remake Evil Head from Burning Angel, Doug Sakmann, and Tommy Pistol, Casa De Mi Padre, Cheech and Chong’s Animated Movie, Jay and Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie, Bachelorette, How hot Lizzy Caplan is (and Adam Scott), Fifty Pills, more Aquaman, music and its scientific influence, and even more Aquaman.
Roger Ebert. Fuji Film. The Buckwild Gang. Something is super weird about this curse and we talk about it for a bit in this short(er) episode 55 of APC. Chris joins us once again to share his thoughts on topics that Jeremy is obnoxiously retarded about. We also talk food… SHOCKER, we’re fat. we like to eat.
SPOILERS: The boys give a shout out to birthday boy and fan of the show, Seth Koozer. A nod to Jason Price over at Icon vs Icon. A free plug for Brian Williams’ A Time To Kill. And a belated “hey, check out…” to Pool Party Radio Episode 102 featuring Lee with Jeremy’s favorite mancrushes Jason Frisbie and Parker Bowman. The tail end of the episode falls apart quickly, but it’s a hoot!
*Editors Note: Jeremy was very sick during this episode, so go easy on him. His offensiveness will be legendary, even in hell. (Hellraiser quote, zing!)*
Episode 55: Return of the Curse of the Cult Strikes Back to a New Hope
This week the boys catch up after a long break with some talk about SNL, Chevy Chase, and a few flicks they’ve had a chance to check out recently. Lee sheds some light on a sweet flick available on Netflix called Stingray Sam. Jeremy goes wild for Goon. They wrap things up with what drives Lee mad in this weeks March Madness. Honorable mentions: Rolfe Kanefsky’s Once Upon a Horror kickstarter, Bad Teacher, The Three Amigos, and Pool Party Radio latest SbtB episode. Check it out!
This week the boys discuss how long you can look at a girls exposed boob meat before you’re deemed a creeper by the chick flaunting them off. They are suddenly joined for an epic crossover when a couple of podcats celebrating their 100th episode jump on for an unexpected visit around the 17 minute mark. Seth Koozer will not want to miss this mash up of epic proportions. After that the fun and games continue for Lee and Jeremy as they talk real life Bat(men), the under appreciated film “Defendor” with Woody Harrelson and Kat Dennings*, an adorable interview given by Mila Kunis while on her press junket tour through the UK for “Oz the Great and Powerful.” Finally we wrap things up with a month long spot APC will be doing titled March Madness. Original in concept, no, but over at APC we do things our way, and our way is law. During the month of March we’ll be discussing the things that drive us mad in Hollywood. Good and Bad. To kick it off, Jeremy brings up his hatred for the genre gag “cat scare”, but gives Rolfe Kanefsky props for not only saving the gag, but shedding some much needed light on the genre in general with his debut feature film “There’s Nothing Out There”. Check it out!
*Editors note: Jeremy loves him some Kat Dennings. His girlfriend has come to except this. Hi Danielle!
Episode 52: Boobs, Batman, and Mila Kunis While Drinking the PPR Kool Aid
This week Jeremy and Lee talk about everything from the Chicago Blackhawks to The Academy Awards. Lee recommends a couple of titles streaming right now on netflix. The boys get wet over old school Christian Slater and John Cusack flicks, comdians that apologize for being funny, and Reality Show the Film premiering at SXSW. Finally, Jeremy wraps up the month long Blaxploitation flick fest we’ve been having with one of his favorites 1995s, Vampire in Brooklyn. Check it out!
Episode 51: Our Episode Names Are Longer Than (A My Chemical Romance Or Fall Out Boy Song Title)
No crops, no cut with Jason Frisbie, episode 50 is all about TV… and Rudy Ray Moore! That’s right folks, Frisbie from Pool Party Radio joins us on our 50th episode to talk television history and how it’s changed, or ripped off what we view today. But first, Lee continues his month long expedition into the world of Blaxploition and educates Jeremy on the wonders of one man who helped craft the genre and inspire shows like Black Dynamite (the movie and animated series.) Frisbie ain’t no jive turkey when it comes to the awesomeness of Mr. Moore. Check this one out, it’s a hoot. Also, check out Pool Party Radio to hear back episodes of Frisbie and Parker Bowman’s fine podcast!
Episode 49 is a great one, folks. Lee brings us a hilarious Dear Hollywood and a top 15 of Blaxploitation from IMDb. He educates us about some of the godfather’s of the genre, including a Pam Grier collaborator, Jack Hill. A white dude making Blaxploitation flicks? Happened a lot. Guess what, he was fucking great at it too! Jeremy blows a load over The Dark Knight Returns part II, John Waters, and the cute men over at Junk Food Dinner. We should just get rid of Rants and Rambles since he tends to rant and ramble his way through the entire show. Roxy’s Rack Review is a gem! Roxy educates Lee about-indy as fuck-filmmaker Fred Olen Ray, and also delivers another great review, The Phantom Empire. No, not the Gene Autry sci-fi epic from 1935, the 1988 version featuring an all-star indy cast that includes a leather clad Sybil Danning. Still not interested? Fuck off! This show is awesome! Roxy brought her A game, Lee hit 5 for 5 with 4 homers and 9 rbi’s, and Jeremy, well, talked.
In this episode, Lee educates us with his vast knowledge of Blaxploitation in a month long segment, Lee’s Black Rack. Roxy tell us a little about the House Where Evil Dwells, and why we need to see this film as soon as humanly possible. SOUP GHOSTS! And finally, Jeremy brings a Rants and Rambles to the table that will leave the folks at the Halls of Justice scratching their heads.
Episode 48: Blaxploitation In The House Where Evil Dwells On Aquaman
On this episode Jeremy brings up corrupt local politics, Lee gets Buckwild and shares an award worthy Dear Hollywood, and Roxy pops “If I Die Before I Wake” off her rack for another fine review. Since we took a week off for tech problems we decided we should go a little long for the die hard fans. Strap in.
Episode 47: Local Politicians Get Buckwild If I Die Before I Wake
In this episode Roxy confronts Lee, Jeremy confronts Roxy, and Lee confronts himself, as some in-house dirty laundry gets aired out for everyone to hear. The terrible trio also spends time discussing the latest outbreak of Bieber fever, and when that smoke settles, the discussion turns to Amish gangsters, Tales from the Crypt, and neat-o online resources for obscure films. Roxy then professes her love for Udo Kier yet again as she pulls Lars Von Trier’s The Kingdom from her rack. There’s even an open letter to the pricks in Hollywood and much more in this episode, which might be one destined for the podcasting Hall of Fame.
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