Film Strippers

THIS EPISODE CONTAINS NO SPOILERS! Welcome to the Ahockalypse, ladies and gents! Today we have a special bonus episode on the brand new independent horror film, Ahockalypse featuring its producer, Craig Patrick! Craig knows hockey..he knows zombies..and he knows independent film!  We talk about the new release, independent film making, and general love of hockey.

Who were you in high school? Were you the brain? The Athlete? The Princess? The Basket Case? The Criminal? Any way you swing it, The Breakfast Club is one of the greatest high school stories of all time. Give this eppie a listen for some great discussion about TBC and some high school stories from Kyle and Kelsey.

Welcome to our thank you season to all our listeners! We allowed you all to pick the movies for this season from scratch, so here is our intro episode leading into the greatest season of Film Strippers yet. We also have our good friend, Cade, on this episode to host some movie trivia!

A lot of bickering ensues between the Film Strippers in this eppie despite this being a staple in wonderous Nick Cage's career. Do kangaroos wander onto film sets and ruin shoots in Australia? Only Nick Cage knows. One thing is for sure..I am relieved this is the last episode of Season 4.

THIS EPISODE DOES NOT CONTAIN SPOILERS! As some of you may know, A24 is our favorite production studio. Today we have an EXTREMELY special guest, cinematographer Andrew Wehde, to talk with us about Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade! We get real nerdy about some camera gear & some cinematography techniques used in the film, but most of all this episode is meant to get everyone stoked to see the movie releasing in theaters this week! GUICCI!

Some say Blade was the most impactful movie in the development of the 2000's wave of superhero films. Either which way, Wesley Snipes makes one badass superhero. We discuss all of this, vampires, and the impact of black representation in superhero films in this eppie!

What in the duck possessed George Lucas to create such an amazing movie? How is this any different than Shape of Water? Why do we constantly talk about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? All of this and more in this week's eppie.

X-Men is certainly a staple in modern superhero films, but is it still too campy? It paved the way for Spider-Man, and that's all that really matters. 

Who is the best era of Spider-Man? Does the title belong to Tobey? One thing is for sure, Spider-Man (2002) ramps up the superhero franchise and really starts to make a big name for Marvel. The Film Strippers agree on who the best Spider-Man is, but I'm sure we argue about something during this episode.

This season, we dive into what some would call the golden age of Marvel Superhero Movies. What was Marvel like BEFORE the MCU came together and made our favorite heroes actually lovable?

Heroes get remembered but Legends never die. This quote from the Sandlot rings true 25 years later as we commemorate this legendary film. This week's eppie features an EPIC interview with the one and only David Mickey Evans (writer & director of The Sandlot). David gives us some very exciting news about new projects (including his new project, Junior Americans, and a big announcement heard first on Film Strippers)! We also discuss the success of The Sandlot and learn a lot about writing characters and legendary stories. Listen now! And FOR-EV-ER!

Margot Robbie plays a perfect Tonya Harding and gives us quite a lot to talk about with this incredibly solid Academy Award winning film. We also discuss how influential attractive actresses are for the box office and Kyle gets excited about camera equipment again.

Sports can be a number game, and boring numbers can make for a great cinematic masterpiece. In this eppie, we discuss Moneyball, professional sports salary-cap, chubby Chris Pratt, and of course we we somehow always find a way to talk about hockey. Enjoy.

Ever wonder what an episode would sound like if Kyle and Kelsey agreed on everything and discussed serious social issues in America while centering the conversation around a PG-rated Disney football movie? This is that eppie.

The most popular sports movie from the Film Strippers poll comes in with a SLAM! In this eppie we discuss Space Jam in all of it's glory, including the Jordan VS Lebron debate, animation in live action films, product placement, a grammy-winning soundtrack, and the still-kicking spacejam.com (seriously, the original website is still alive). So put away your 9-iron, get in your space-ship, set your GPS to Moron Mountain, and make sure you have the 1996 version of Shockwave Player installed on your cpu, because Space Jam starts now.

Welcome to Season 3, where the world of Film Strippers revolves around SPORTS movies! In this intro episode, we discuss which movies we are doing episodes on, our background in sports, and how Kelsey got hit with a baseball traveling at exactly 90mph.

In the final episode of Season 2, the Film Strippers discuss their choice film(s) of the season. Which was better, There Will Be Blood or No Country For Old Men? Let us decide the fate of your milkshake with a coin toss. Call it.

1939 was one of the most influential years in film history. Both Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind are classics that will be seen on the screen forever.  In this week's eppie, the Film Strippers discuss the success of both films, what differentiates them, and which one should have won best picture. Also, Glenda sucks and Kelsey sympathizes with the Wicked Witch of the West.

Kelsey loves Shakespeare, Kyle loves Tom Hanks, but who should have won best picture? This, punching nazis, and more in this episode of Film Strippers!

In the Film Strippers' very first bonus episode, Wes Anderson's newest film, Isle of Dogs is discussed! The first half of the episode does not contain spoilers and there is a warning before spoilers start. Along with Isle of Doggos (good boys), we discuss our favorite (and least favorite) things about our local theaters, and the current run of popular box office films.