Filmjitsu!

Episode 55 – Roadhouse

In this episode Mike cleans up town with Patrick Swayze in Roadhouse . The guys follow this up with their Bottom Five Bars, hear from the listeners and wrap it all up with their Staff Picks.

Episode 51 – Surviving the Game

Happy Anniversary! The guys celebrate surviving the first year of Filmjitsu by enjoying some quality hunting time with Gary Busey, Rutger Hauer and Ice-T in Surviving the Game . They then take a look back at the prior 50 episodes with their Bottom Five Filmjitsu Episodes before playing Alphabet Assault, digging into some Listener Feedback and wrapping it all up with some Staff Picks. As always be sure to check out the Bonus Features section for more goodies.

Filmjitsu Theater Presents Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven

The first ever Filmjitsu! Theater Presents features the Halloween favorite Edagar Allan Poe’s The Raven as read by John.

Also check out these other great renditions of this classic work:

• Roger Corman’s 1963 The Raven featuring Vincent Price.
• The Raven as read by Christopher Walken.
• The Raven as done by The Simpsons

Episode 25 – Gigli

Mike harkens back to the days of Bennifer this week with his review of Gigli starring Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. This is followed up by Bottom Five Crooks. The guys then take a break from Matinee Deathmatch and instead play a round of 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon before finishing up with some excellent Staff Picks.

This week’s sponsor can only be found in the Bonus Features section along with the Roger Ebert review of Gigli that Mike references during the show.

Episode 21 – Godzilla

The podcast officially reaches drinking age with John’s review of the 1998 Roland Emmerich monster fest Godzilla . Given the shameful tag line for this film of “Size Does Matter” Mike and John tackle Bottom 5 Movie Tag Lines. They also read some of the listener submitted tag lines, play Matinee Deathmatch and recommend some fun Staff Picks.

This episode also features another Love Song From Rider Strong. This time around Rider proves he is clairvoyant by picking a fantastic actor who just days after recording this segment was given the main role in an upcoming blockbuster. Clearly Rider is a “scary judge of talent.”