The Dubious Consumers | Volume 2

We lose our minds while talking about recent projects, HAL9000 reviewing movies, Atomic Blonde, and Pacific Rim Uprising.

Today we discuss our projects and the movies Happy Death Day and Annihilation.

Here we talk about The Shape of Water and our thoughts on it, along with Nathan's modern day reaction to Network. I feel like Nathan's mad as hell and he's not going to take it anymore. You know, that sorta thing.

Boom. Got a special visit from Mr. Schuyler to discuss Marvel's latest Cinematic entry, The Black Panther.

Watonga forever!

We talk about things, until Justin disrupts the podcast.

The Dubious Consumers are back again to talk about their latest projects, Titanfall 2, and Gore Vidal. Along with usual snippy comments and distractions, it's a perfectly normal episode of The Dubious Consumers, Volume 2.

For a third week in a row, here comes The Dubious Consumers coming with a strong right hook!

So, today, we're talking about Sideways and DARK. And, at the time of the recording, we hadn't seen Black Panther yet.

Talking about our current projects and recommendations.

Back in the saddle, Nathan and Justin start a new chapter of the podcast, where we talk about our current projects and recommend one thing.

So we tried something new.

It's my fault really. I think this sounds SOOOOO much better, but mixing it was a nightmare. For some reason, my audio was longer than Nathan and Schyuler's but you could still hear them, so I had to play around a bit.

So we talk things. I can't really remember. This is from July 16th, so prepare for some outdated but awesome talk.

Here we are for our 50th episode: a commentary on our most discussed movie, Primer.

We've got Justin, Nathan, and Schuyler here. Justin has been watching since it first came out in 2004, Nathan since 2015, and this was Schuyler's first full viewing. So you get a wide gamut of reactions for this oh-so-professional commentary.

Commentary starts at 9:18.

Thanks to everyone who supported us over the past roughly two years. Here's more to come!

We're consuming with Nathan and Schuyler again.

We do a deep dive into the Ghost in the Shell reboot, which brings us into many different animes, series, as well as other failures in Sci-Fi reboots. Specifically, the Total Reboot 2012 remake and how closely the two mirror each other.

As a way of catching up on our lives during the several breaks over the last few months, we discuss the newly formed Dubious Consumption as well as trailers of things that are coming out we're interested in. We then discuss Tom Hart's Rosalie Lightning and Cure for Wellness.

Back in the action, the Dubious Consumers talk about Split and Logan!

A day late, not quite a dollar short . . . we're posting this episode just in time for most of the things we talked about to be out of Cinema and onto the home DVD market. Funny how things work out like this. We have a SPOILER CAST regarding Doctor Strange, but since Justin was feeling under the weather and migraine-arific, we didn't spend as much time on it as Nathan would've liked. Instead, we shift gears and talk about American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson, Ash vs Evil Dead, Baskin, Arrival, Holy Mountain, and WestWorld. All that under an hour and a half. Enjoy!

Nathan and Justin are on their own this week. We talk about our horror picks during October, as well as Orphan Black, the Wheel of Time books 1-3, Deliver Us From Evil, and more. Also, Nathan's thoughts on Killing Joke!

We try to slightly tweak our episode layout, only for it to go out the window as we talk about everything from documentaries to classic movies to our favorite concert moments. Be sure to support Schuyler at punknews.com/eatdogs!

Schuyler rejoins the cast so we can go over our reactions to Ghostbusters 2016, Suicide Squad, with a bonus talk about The Killing Joke at the end!

We talk about . . . things. Including our final thoughts on Ghostbusters and its controversy before it comes out.

Nathan and I return to discuss Nicholas Winding Refn's The Neon Demon. One of us loved it, the other was luke-warm. Can you guess which?

Nathan and I "briefly" discuss what we've been watching, plus one recommendation for this week.

It's just Nathan and me going into a full spoiler, tangent erratic discussion of X-Men: Apocalypse.

Nathan and I come together to talk about recent trailers: Ghostbusters, Assassin's Creed, Purge 3: Election Year, and Yoga Hosiers. We then delve in deep into Marvel's Captain America: Civil War. We even talk about the insanity that leads to the Secret War from last year, along with our thoughts in relation to Batman v Superman.

We're back! Again. After many weeks of life getting in the way, the Dubious Consumers are back to discuss the latest travesty in the DC Cinematic Universe. We also ruminate on Dr. Strange, Captain America: Civil War, Suicide Squad, and if DC movies are worth watching in the future.

Nathan dives deep into the history of National Lampoon and it's overall
influence while Schuyler talks about his adventures in the original Pokemon
Red/Blue, the Flash, and even a peek into 11.22.63, at about the halfway
point. Justin talks about Firewatch, reactions to the new X-Files season,
and Splinter, filmed in Oklahoma! Join us next time for our Nerd a Trois on
Top 3 Animated Shorts.

We ruminate on our favorite series cut too short. As long as they fall under three seasons, they are up for grabs. Our next Nerd a Trois is for 3 Favorite Animated Shorts!

We discuss Deadpool. That's it.

We discuss our favorite drug scenes, until we find out our next Nerd a Trois: Short Run TV Shows (Less Than 3 Seasons).

We delve into our Nerd a Trois topic: Favorite Directorial Debuts. We've even got user submissions for the first time since we've come back! Episode's Music Melanie Martinez - Soap Panic! at the Disco - Emperor's New Clothes

We check in for the first time since December and check in with what we've been Consuming. Episode's Music James Gang - Funk 49 Nickelback - Leader of Men

This Nerd a Trois was six weeks in the making! We discuss our favorite movies from 1999, with a quick tribute to The Matrix, which was taken off the table. We divert a few times, but still keep on track. Nathan chooses our next Nerd a Trois with Directorial Debuts. Episode's Music Guy Pearce - Elizabeth Jade South Park - Uncle Fucker

In a call back, we bring back Dave Ferguson, as well as Olen Cox from our Interstellar show. And, in true New Years fashion, this is an episode of questionable quality. We talk top 10 lists from several big organizations, including some of our favorite movies and our response to Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens. Episode's Music Poets of the Fall - Late Goodbye Leo Moracchioli - Hello (Adele Cover) MC Chris - Fette's Vette

We're back with our Misleading Trailers Nerd a Trois! We hit plenty of topics in between then, after the end music, hear our prolonged trailer talk discussion. Episode Music I Prevail - Blank Space Stone Temple Pilot - Sour Girl

Well, shit. It's been awhile. In honor of our return, I have put out the last recorded (regular) episode. Episode's Music The Magnetic Fields - Andrew in Drag Silverchair - Straight Lines

After a couple weeks off, we are back at it . . . and rusty as ever. We insult some good (and not-so-good) music before diving into your Top 3 Box Office Bombs! Next Nerd a Trois: Top 3 Misleading Trailers! Episode Music Childish Gambino's Sober Dashboard Confessional's Best Deceptions

It's just a two person podcast this week for our last podcast in the basement. Episode Music Unwoman - The Heroine Ben Folds - Kylie from Connecticut

Schuyler throws us for a loop when he talks about life instead of anything remotely nerdy. He gives us some Dragonball Z: Resurrection F before talking about his dog and fishing. In fact, I think this episode is all about subverting expectations. We finish our Consumation, only for Schuyler to sneak one in, which then transitions into a larger discussion about the remake culture we've found ourselves in and what people expect. Episode Music Rob Dougan's A Drawing-Down of Blinds / Valedico (Orchestral Session) 2Cellos's Thunderstruck

It's just Nathan and I this week. We talk ComiCon trailers, movies we haven't seen, and (as always), more Inception. Episode's Music Electric Century's I Lied Red Rider's Lunatic Fringe

We come together to discuss our favorite top 3 True Story movies! Next Nerd a Trois is for fave Long Takes! Episode Music's The Wonder's That Thing You Do, Eminem's Lose Yourself

No ones out there tonight. We'll be back next week with a double dose.

First, we talk Avengers: Age of Ultron till 44:45 into the podcast. Our Nerd a Trois for 3 Best Documentaries starts at 2:23:33 in. I will warn you though, you might want to skip Justin's #1 since it is full of raunchy language and all that good stuff. It runs from 2:52:20 to 03:01:51. Fair warning! Episode's Music Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk Faith No More's Gentle Art of Making Enemies Turtles' Happy Together

We welcome special guest Just N. Kase -- err, Zac Williams. We discuss a wide array of topics, including how amazing Con Air is along with the intricacies of Bloodbourne and its Souls legacy. Nerd a Trois starts at 1:53:18. Music: Black Light Burns's Stop a Bullet, Kenny Wayne Shepard's Blue on Black, Rocco Deluca's Trust You to Kill Me