Not In a Creepy Way

Brother J and I discuss, but do not spoil, the 2012 film Red Lights directed by Rodrigo Cortés and starring Cillian Murphy, Sigourney Weaver,Robert De Niro, Joely Richardson, Elizabeth Olsen, and Toby Jones. This leads to a discussion of paranormal activity, faith healing, Pastor Robert Tilton, Dr Gene Scott, Jackie Kashian podcast The Dork Forest, the Alton Browncast, Craig Fergusons new novel, Herb Shaindlin, Bruce Williams, a return to The Electric Grandmother and Big Trouble, a callout for all of your Lists of Judgment, Stanley Kubrick, 2001, 2010, and the promise of future shows about The Princess Bride, Rat Race, and Primer. We then spend quite a while discussing the direction we want this podcast to go and our intentions. We probably do not thank you enough for listening but we both appreciate it greatly. Comments are always welcome at [email protected]. Visit the show website at notinacreepyway.com. We would also appreciate you giving us a 5 star rating on iTunes (as a tiny show this helps a great deal). Extras: Street Fighter II Best of Church Edition Video

Brother Drew and I discuss Creepshow and Creepshow 2 as well as discuss how wrong it was for an older brother to expose a much younger brother to horror movies at his tender age. Comments are always welcome at [email protected] Visit the show website at notinacreepyway.com. Subscribe on iTunes We would also appreciate you giving us a 5 star rating on iTunes (as a tiny show this helps a great deal).

Brother J and I discuss the film Big Trouble based on a novel by Dave Barry. It has an all-star cast and in my opinion would have at least made its budget back if not for the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Discussed are: Big Trouble, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Robin Hood Men in Tights, Kevin Costner, James Bond, the podcast James Bonding, the Star Wars movies, the Star Trek movies, Elvis vs the Beatles, the relaxing properties of Threes Company, the Philip Rosenthal book Its a Good Thing You Are Funny, Everybody Loves Raymond, the documentary Exporting Raymond, Soap (the sitcom not the detergent). Comments are always welcome at [email protected]

Brother J and I discuss the Devon Lee movie Source Code starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Vera Farmiga, and Michelle Monaghan. We also discuss the movie Trainspotting and why one has to be careful when inviting ones friends to the cinema. Comments are always welcome at [email protected]. Visit the show website at notinacreepyway.com We would also appreciate you giving us a 5 star rating on iTunes (as a tiny show this helps a great deal).

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