Better in the Dark

Better in the Dark 130: The Gentleman with Blood in His Teeth - A Celebration of Christopher Lee

Thu, 17 May 2012 16:05:00 GMT

It's time to induct the latest member of our Hall of Great, Great Men! Just in time for his 90th birthday, the Boys Outta Brooklyn raise their glasses to honor the great Christopher Lee! Join Tom and Derrick as they explain why this is one of the most remarkable actors they've ever discussed, and not just because of his defining horror film roles! If that's not enough, they struggle to explain the plot of one of Lee's weirdest films, the insane Scream and Scream Again! Plus, Tom sings heavy metal, Derrick suspects the word "Huguenots" is dirty, and writing talk. You know the world will hear from us again, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 129: Director's Court - The Case of Tim Burton

Thu, 03 May 2012 12:25:00 GMT

Just as his latest collaboration with Johnny Depp, Dark Shadows, reaches the theaters (and that might be part of the problem), The Boys Outta Brooklyn reconvene Director's Court to pass judgement on Tim Burton. Tom and Derrick cover the man's entire career, and try to figure out if he is still blazing new trails or relying on the same old tropes. Plus, Derrick knows the value of Johnny Depp to moviegoers, why the Gene Wilder version of Willy Wonka may be a demented serial killer, and, for the first time ever, our subject may get his revenge. You know Spectre is really swell, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 128: BITD Autopsy on the 2012 Television Season

Thu, 19 April 2012 19:30:00 GMT

In our latest trip to the Better in the Dark County Coroner's Office, The Boys Outta Brooklyn dissect their biggest corpse yet: the entire broadcast television season for 2012! Tom and Derrick try to figure out why this was the worst season in recent memory, examining why most shows failed, and why those few and far between shows succeed for them. Plus why Tom's mom in a genius, Stephen Lang should punch dinosaurs in the face, and Sarah Silverman is hot. That's not what happened, not at all, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 127: Not All Bad Dogs Howl at the Moon - The Career of James Woods

Thu, 05 April 2012 14:10:00 GMT

We celebrate the latest inductee to our Hall of Great, Great Men by discussing one of the greatest sunuvabitches of all time! We examine James Woods' life, dissecting some of The Boys Outta Brooklyn's favorite roles, and figuring out why he's one of the most enduring character actors of all! Plus, Sean Young sends out creepy dolls, Jack O'Halloran stands alone, and the perils of Celebrity Corner. You know you're bored enough to end all existence, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 126.5: Drew Struzan, John Carter, Katharine McPhee, and You...

Thu, 22 March 2012 17:35:00 GMT

It's our first Point Five Episode, where the Boys From Brooklyn discuss movie posters, marketing, the true definition of being et, and former American Idol contestants in their underwear. Even though Point Fives are shorter minisodes, it doesn't mean you won't get the usual Tom and Derrick mixture of hardcore knowledge, tangents, and comedy. You don't want sharks with cameras attached to chew off your butt, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 126: Better in the Dark Wants Its MTV... Back the Way It Was!

Thu, 08 March 2012 15:00:00 GMT

Carrying over from last episode, Tom and Derrick go back to the days of their youth to discuss the Golden Age of MTV. The Boys Outta Brooklyn examine the impact this then-upstart network had on the way the populace views music, and how its presence opened up pop culture to other styles. Along the way they discuss some of their favorite videos, try to figure out why modern videos seem to have lost their way, and engage in the usual tangenty goodness Better in the Dark is famous for. All around the world it's the same song, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 125: The Black Return of the Smiley Ganja Bug Guy

Thu, 23 February 2012 18:20:00 GMT

It's the winter of 2012, and all around the world Better in the Dark fans know what time it is: Obscure Movie Time! Once more, the Boys Outta Brooklyn dig into the apocrypha of motion picture history to present you with a six-pack of filmic goodies! Among this year's offerings are the African-American vampire oddity Ganja & Hess, the Anna Faris stoner comedy Smiley Face, the unlikely London-set romcom / musical theater spoof The Tall Guy, and the film a lot of BITD fans demanded, the demented superhero musical comedy featuring Christopher Lee: The Return of Captain Invincible! Plus, Richard Belzer infects Tom's novel, Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis creep out Patricia, and Derrick doesn't want to go to the same movie with a different name. If you don't name your poison, we'll have to call the boys in, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 124: Tom and Derrick versus Barbarian Mickey Rourke, Mrs. Watson, Old School Eddie Murphy, Jason Statham's Chair, Extreme Sports Shaggy, The Medical Priest, and George Melies

Thu, 09 February 2012 18:15:00 GMT

After a brief break, The Boys Outta Brooklyn return with a massive two hours of reviews, views, and the usual chicanery! Join Tom and Derrick as they cover such films as the Tarsem-lensed mythological epic Immortals, the Brett Ratner comedy Tower Heist, and the found-footage possession flick The Devil Inside. Plus, the person you don't expect imitates Eddie Murphy, the Full Hartnell, and why "The Feathermen" is a crap name for you covert organization. You know you want to give us the dead baby, so get to clickin'!

Better in the Dark 123: Watercolor with Blood and Bullets - The Career of Kathryn Bigelow

Thu, 12 January 2012 16:50:00 GMT

The Boys From Brooklyn are back to induct the first woman into their Hall of Great, Great Men as they celebrate the artistic-yet-genre career of Kathryn Bigelow. Join Tom and Derrick as they examine her whole ouvre, from the existential biker film The Loveless to the cowboy / vampire thriller Near Dark to her Academy Award-winning war flick The Hurt Locker. Along the way they examine the televisual train wreck that was Wild Palms, discuss the impact her original career as a painter had on her moviemaking, and debate whether she's hotter than Linda Hamilton! All this plus the problems of basing your films on current events, what do you do when Juliette Lewis and / or Illeana Douglas asks you if you want to hit it, spokespeople for Jewish Hotness, and gratuitous Martin Scorsese! You know, Kathryn doesn't look all that pleased with you, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 122: Director's Court - The Case of Zack Snyder (Guest: Joel Mangrum)

Thu, 29 December 2011 16:50:00 GMT

Court is back in session, as Tom and Derrick welcome special guest judge Joel Mangrum. Together they put the latest target of geekdom's rage in the docket! Join the Boys Outta Brooklyn (and the One Outta Cali) as they evaluate the reasons behind the recent backlash, whether Zack Snyder should have made Sucker Punch when he did, his reliance on certain cinematic tropes, and his impending Man of Steel. Plus, old gals who are still hella hot, an investigation into why writer / artists circa 1980 have become hopelessly insane, and a classic BITD rant -- and it's not from Tom! You don't want Emily Browning to dance for you (or maybe you do), so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 121: The Podcast that Talks of Brutality - The Millennium Trilogy

Thu, 15 December 2011 18:10:00 GMT

Just in time for the David Fincher-helmed American version, Tom and Derrick look at the trilogy of suspense films based on Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy. The Boys Outta Brooklyn discuss how the films count as a unique recreation of the film noir aesthetic, the similarities between the books and the original Star Wars trilogy, and, of course, speculate on what Fincher's redo will bring. Plus, another visit to the Caruso Box via the Carey Mulligan Road, how to handle cameos in big budget franchises, and the boys discuss the virtues of your writing continuing to appear long after your death. You don't want your nerves severed, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 120: Moviegoing USA, 2011 Edition

Thu, 01 December 2011 18:30:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn once again step out of the film room to examine the theaters they're shown in, as Tom and Derrick discuss such things as the influence of 3D and Blu-ray on filmmaking, the switch from film to digital projection, the film as product, and other matters. But don't worry, in the last few moments you'll witness the most startling moment in BITD history! Your beloved hosts defend not only Michael Bay and Brett Ratner, but also Uwe Boll! You can either apologize to Ben Folds or get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 119: BITD Autopsy on Torchwood: Miracle Day

Thu, 17 November 2011 17:30:00 GMT

It's time to open up the only coroner's office for television and film once again, as Tom and Derrick take the scalpels to the fourth season of Torchwood. How did this problematic show go from one of its greatest seasons to one of its worst? The Guys Outta Brooklyn endeavor to find the answer, no matter how unpretty it is. It's the usual freewheeling quest for truth you've come to expect from your favorite filmic podcast. You don't want to end up in a bright red coat, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 118: Gatekeepers of Childhood Nightmares - The American Horror Host Tradition (Guest: Lord Blood Rah)

Thu, 03 November 2011 17:30:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn return to their upbringing when they welcome modern-day horror movie host Lord Blood Rah to discuss the origins, history, and resurgence of the American Horror Movie Host tradition! Of course, this being a guest host episode of Better in the Dark, it soon morphs into a freewheeling discussion of the state of horror movies in general. It's almost two hours of fun and frights in the BITD manner! Plus, the forgotten blaxploitation mummy epic, why Dr. Frankenstein always has the upper hand when other mad scientists host tea parties, and why it might be a good thing that Guillermo del Toro isn't adapting Lovecraft. It's time to cut up that giant ameba, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 117: His Word and Who He Gave It To - A Celebration of Sam Peckinpah

Thu, 20 October 2011 16:40:00 GMT

Throughout their broadcast history, Derrick and Thomas have made reference to a particular director they revere as one of the greatest of Great, Great Men. And now they've finally gotten around to devoting an entire episode to the man who embodied the esthetic of the outsider, a man who felt at home in times of trouble and strife, the man for who the phrase "Man's Director" was coined: Sam Peckinpah. Join the Guys Outta Brooklyn as they discuss the career of one of their favorite filmmakers, his turbulent life, and speculate on how he would thrive in a later era of Hollywood. Plus, why Tom feels The Grifters is not true to the Jim Thompson book, Derrick goes off on a rant concerning the state of screenwriting today, and what episode wouldn't be complete without impromptu singing? You know you want to leave your house - and your ears - justified, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 116: The Company of Beguiled Wittering Magic Shadows Must Die (Guest: Desmond Reddick)

Thu, 06 October 2011 14:30:00 GMT

It's October, which means The Boys Outta Brooklyn once more sits down with their Brother From the North, Des "Dread Media" Reddick, to discuss another six-pack of Obscure Horror Films designed to spice up your Halloween marathons! Tom, Derrick, and Des put the spotlight on werewolves and maniacs, with films set in the Old West, Feudal Japan, a fairy tale forest, and a British boarding school. Plus, oysters, monkeys, and most importantly, The Werewolf Break! You know one of us is a beast, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 115: Tom and Derrick - and Captain America! - versus the Smutty Cameron Diaz, the CGI Monkey, the Spider-Cricket-Frog, and Danny McBride

Thu, 22 September 2011 15:15:00 GMT

The temperature's dropping, so it's time for The Guys Outta Brooklyn to review the films they saw from the second half of Summer 2011! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss a quartet of films, including the blockbusters Captain America and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Plus, what all the other Black Asgardians were doing during the events of Thor, a discussion of podcasting hardware, and why House is in a downward spiral. John Lithgow's got the chessboard set-up, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 114: BITD Autopsy on DC Live Projects

Thu, 08 September 2011 14:30:00 GMT

The scalpels are out, the body is on the table, and it's time for The Boys Outta Brooklyn to figure out why another media body is on the slab! Join Tom and Derrick as they examine the failure of DC Comics and Warner Brothers to rise to the challenge Marvel has been making towards them for the last few years, and why their bids to create a new franchise - from this summer's generic Green Lantern to the rather wrongheaded attempt to recast Wonder Woman as the heroine of a David E. Kelley action comedy to proposed movies with The Flash (it's Se7en crossed with CSI) and Hawkman - have met with lukewarm response at best. Plus, Muppets in the boardroom, the question of whether X-ray vision can be used to stalk, and why the Ultimate Universe is like an appendix. You don't want Elizabeth Hurley calling you a big-boobed action figure, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 113: Beyond Magnums and Six Guns - A Celebration of Clint Eastwood

Thu, 25 August 2011 12:50:00 GMT

The Summer of Great, Great Men continues as the Guys Outta Brooklyn celebrate the man who has become both an iconic star and a revered director: Clint Eastwood! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss their favorite Eastwood films, explain why the man has endured for so long, and dispute the feeling that he's not a good actor. Plus, actors playing minorities they're not, more monkey talk, and Gina Gershon gets all lesbian on us. You don't want Sondra Locke to return to the big screen, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 112: Better in the Dark Goes Ape!

Thu, 11 August 2011 14:15:00 GMT

In time for the debut of the newest attempt to revive the franchise, Tom and Derrick take a look at the Planet of the Apes series! The Boys Outta Brooklyn examines all five of the films from the 1960s and 70s that made every kid on the playground go Ape, plus the abortive Tim Burton remake. Also, Tom doesn't like Syfy, Derrick explains why he has to go see Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and why Roddy McDowall kicks ass. You don't want our dirty paws on you, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 111: Tom and Derrick versus the Mermaid, the Teen Filmmakers, the Magnetic Spy, the Speedy Thief, and the God of Passive Aggressiveness

Thu, 28 July 2011 15:10:00 GMT

It's time for The Guys Outta Brooklyn to sit down for another full-to-bursting review episode! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss such films as Fast Five, Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, Scream 4, and the first two superhero films in a summer packed with them: Thor and X-Men: First Class! All this, plus the latest round of listener mail, a discussion of what to do with the X-Men franchise and - for the first and last time - Tom explains some of the problems he has with Star Wars! If you don't want Kevin Bacon to trigger World War III, get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 110: Director's Court - The Case of Mel Brooks

Thu, 07 July 2011 17:35:00 GMT

After a long hiatus, court is back in session, and The Guys Outta Brooklyn put the man who singlehandedly created the modern movie spoof in the docket. Join Tom and Derrick as they explore their conflicted feelings about this great, great man. A man whose early work is as groundbreaking and amazing as his later work is sad and unpleasant, and how Mel Brooks' sense of humor remains timeless when many of the people who followed in his footsteps date within minutes of their films' release. And if that's not enough, tremble as your hosts go on a rampage against the DCnU reboot, and the state of comics in general! You know it's a French Mistake, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 109: Hail to the Chin! A Bruce Campbell Celebration

Wed, 22 June 2011 18:25:00 GMT

The Summer of Great, Great Men begins here! Join Tom and Derrick as they spend the next three months celebrating some of the great, great men they admire, starting with a freewheeling discussion about a man like no other (and a man who shares the same birthday as Tom... look, it was either Bruce or Uwe Boell, so shut up!), the Chin himself! The Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss Bruce Campbell's entire career, dissecting all of his hits on the big and small screens, and try to explain why Campbell deserves to be revered as a true genre movie icon. Plus Tom and Derrick discuss their recent travels to such places as Pulp Ark and Larry Fine's Birthplace, somehow end up in a digression where they sing the praises of Doctor Who's Rory, and manage to sing from memory the theme song for Jack of All Trades! It's groovy, baby, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 108: Spanish Leather and American Blood - The Mythic West of Sergio Leone

Sun, 05 June 2011 14:40:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn continue to celebrate great, great men in 2011 by turning their sights on an Italian director who wanted to express his frustration with the American Western, and ended up revolutionizing cinema worldwide! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss the all-too-small body of work of Sergio Leone, from The Dollars Trilogy to his handful of uncredited turns behind the typewriter and camera to his grand crime epic Once Upon a Time in America. The guys also spend some time discussing the other great filmmaker of the modern Western: Sam Peckinpah. They also talk about how Leone taking a chance on the television actor Clint Eastwood was integral to his success, and answer listener mail about anime and whether certain superheroes are inherently ludicrous. You can make fun of our mule... or you can get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 107: Bad Equinox Equilibrium Effects of Special Gymkata Horror

Sun, 22 May 2011 17:10:00 GMT

It's that time of the year again, when Tom and Derrick sit down and come up with a six pack of films that, for one reason or another, are obscure and tell you about them! This year The Guys Outta Brooklyn cover two films featuring unique martial arts, a dialog-less vision of Lynchian proportions, a bromantic thriller, a stop-motion nightmare full of flood pants, and a film Oliver Stone doesn't think you'll see. All this, plus the silliest martial arts weapon in the history of chopsocky cimema, a park ranger you have to avoid, and how being banned from New York City didn't stop Larry Cohen. You don't want to ban emotions, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 106: Black and White in Shade of Grey - The Career of John Frankenheimer

Sun, 08 May 2011 13:30:00 GMT

In one of their earliest episodes, Tom and Derrick promised they were going to do an episode about one of their favorite directors. And now, five years later, an hour-long celebration of the man behind "The Paranoia Trilogy" is here! The Guys Outta Brooklyn talk about why they love John Frankenheimer, discuss their favorite films from his career (and their least favorite), and recommend the films you need to see to begin your Frankenheimer education. Plus the return of The Bagel in the Briefcase! You don't want to play a game of solitaire, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 105: Tom and Derrick Versus the Alien-Fighting Marines, the Smart Drug, the Eight-Minute Alternate Timeline, Natalie Portman's Bow, the Douche with the Gas Gun, and the Dissociative Stripper... or Is She a Ballerina?

Sun, 24 April 2011 17:45:00 GMT

After a brief hiatus, The Boys Outta Brooklyn are back with a massive review episode! Tom and Derrick cover eight films, including the final word on The Green Hornet, Limitless, Frankie and Alice, Unknown, and The Life of Death (our first screener). Plus listener mail, why Kevin Smith needs to buck up, we pay our respects to Liz Taylor and Sidney Lumet, Derrick rethinks his "no Natalie Portman" rule, and a revival of the most divisive argument from the Gilt-Edged Bonds series. You know it's going to be funny ha-ha as opposed to funny weird, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 104: Rivals of Bond, part four - Dr. Goldfoot and Diabolik

Sun, 27 March 2011 18:45:00 GMT

The Boys Outta Brooklyn return to their survey of the people who tried to give 007 a run for his money with not one, but two spy series connected by the participation of a great, great man: Mr. Mario Bava. First they'll examine a pair of films featuring a peculiar, robot-making mad scientist played by Vincent Price as he menaces a pair of former teen idols. Then Tom and Derrick will talk about the wild adaptation of a French comic book featuring John Philip Law's eyebrows and what may very well be the single hottest woman in the history of cinema. Plus, the Boys read listener mail, try to figure out why evil masterminds always want Australia when they outsource, and how we would change the Super Bowl halftime show! It'll explode with a kiss, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 103: BITD Autopsy on... The Human Target

Sun, 13 March 2011 18:10:00 GMT

Last year The Human Target was the favorite new show of The Boys Outta Brooklyn, now they can hardy stand to look at it. So, to usher in their new segment, Tom and Derrick go in depth to dissect and discuss the Mark Valley "hour-long action movie every week," and try to figure out what went wrong. Join them as they reveal how a new show runner took everything unique and good about the adventures of Christopher Chance, Winston, and Guerro and turned it into just another generic TV show. Plus, Charlie Sheen inspires a talk about the state of the American sitcom, why the world would be a better place with more Nicole Sullivan in it, and the guys play fantasy booker and plot out what they'd do if they were the show runners for Season Three. You don't wanna know, dude, so get to clicking.

Better in the Dark 102: Coming Soon to a Player Near You - The Art of the Trailer!

Sun, 27 February 2011 14:25:00 GMT

The trailer is an integral part of the moviegoing experience, and in this episode, The Boys Outta Brooklyn discuss whether it's an art form or just another product. Join Tom and Derrick as they recount some of their favorite trailers, the trailer "formula," why creativity is a must in fashioning one, and why creativity is going out the window. It's an hourlong discussion in the two-fisted BITD style, so put down your popcorn and get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 101: Tom and Derrick versus the Handsome Gunsmith, the Pig-Toting Assassin, the Guy with the Perpetual Battery, the Mismatched Family, the Vengeful Driver, and Gene Simmons... No Wait, that's Just Cher!

Sun, 13 February 2011 18:20:00 GMT

After our 100th episode celebratory vacation, The Boys Outta Brooklyn kick back and try to catch up on all the stuff that's accrued. Join Tom and Derrick as they answer a bunch of viewer mail, and review a number of films they saw in the waning days of 2010. From the George Clooney is-it-a-spy-thriller The American to the painful romcom You Again? to the geriatric spy caper Red, they cover a number of gems and not-so-gems. Plus, comic writers the boys like! You don't want to be knocked out, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 100: Tom and Derrick versus... the Listeners!

Sun, 30 January 2011 14:40:00 GMT

It's our 100th episode, and to celebrate, the Guys Outta Brooklyn decide to get rid of the net and throw the spotlight on the people who make this podcast great. Witness history in the making, as Tom and Derrick call a selection of their fans without any prep work for a no-holds-barred collection of discussions on such subjects as: the Carry On films, The Thin Man movies, how to get kids to watch black and white cinema, Fritz Lang, the manliest movies ever made, and more! Plus some listener mail and more sentimental stuffage than you can stand! It's a celebration good time, so come on - and get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 99: Twin Pistols and Super Science - Pulp Heroes in the Movies (Guest: Ron Fortier)

Sun, 16 January 2011 14:40:00 GMT

To - well, "celebrate" seems an inappropriate word - the release of the new Green Hornet film, The Boys Outta Brooklyn welcome noted pulp authority (and writer for some Green Hornet comics in the 1990), Ron Fortier to examine movies featuring pulp heroes in a high-energy, high-spirited conversation! Join Tom, Derrick, and Ron as they examine The Shadow, Doc Savage, The Rocketeer, and other great films featuring hot girls, cold steel, and high adventure! Plus, the trio discuss their expectations - or lack thereof - regarding the big screen Michel Gondry / Seth Rogen adaptation! The weed of crime bears better fruit, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 98: Director's Court - The Case of Dino De Laurentiis

Sun, 02 January 2011 17:00:00 GMT

Director's Court is back in session, and this time The Guys Outta Brooklyn are using their judicial powers to redeem the reputation of the late movie mogul Dino De Laurentiis! Tom and Derrick shows how the producer served to make mainstream stars of obscure B-list directors, gave moviemakers who fell from grace a second chance, and was obsessed with outdoing one of the biggest blockbusters from the 1970s! Plus, reminisces about old-school video gaming, Tom insists on the existence of a musically inclined commercial for the McRib, and Derrick's got a Giant Foam Kong for you, baby. When we make a podcast, everybody cries. So get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 97: Crash and Burn - How Some of Television's Hottest Shows Fell From Grace

Sun, 19 December 2010 15:50:00 GMT

Way back in episode 10, Tom expressed his extreme distaste for the show Heroes, and now the Boys Outta Brooklyn take the show's ignoble demise to examine a number of shows that were overnight sensations, then overnight failures. From Moonlighting to Twin Peaks, Millennium to even Heroes, Tom and Derrick discuss the various reasons why these televisual sensations died out so quickly. Plus the Crazy Babysitter Twins script gets a villain, the Searcher searches, and why the Black Widow sounds like an American. There's a moon over Parma, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 96: The Rivals of Bond, part three - Modesty Blaise

Sun, 05 December 2010 18:00:00 GMT

The Boys Outta Brooklyn resume their survey of the people who wanted to give James Bond a run for the money by looking at the tragic case of the ultimate femme fatale: Peter O'Donnell's Modesty Blaise! We'll see how O'Donnell created this unique adventress and her knife-flinging sidekick, and how the character has been mistreated by the media. From the truly wretched "camp version" (a version Tom proclaims one of the worst films he ever saw) to the television pilot so obscure neither Tom nor Derrick have seen it to the Tarantino-produced "origin story," Modesty's history is thoroughly covered. Plus several suggestion for who could play the character instead of Monica Vitti. It's a stunner, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 95: Director's Court - The Case of Steven J. Cannell

Sun, 21 November 2010 14:25:00 GMT

Court is back in session! This time, Tom and Derrick take an hour to celebrate the life, creativity, genius, and work of one of the most prolific television writer / producers: Steven J. Cannell. Join the Boys Outta Brooklyn as they discuss how Cannell used genre conventions to explore character, pioneered now-accepted television storytelling tropes, and recreated himself when his stock was declining. All this, plus Derrick wants to hide the orange juice, lil' Tom gets to stay up late, and talk about how NBC doesn't have the guts to reboot The Rockford Files... mere days before NBC announced a new version of this landmark series! You don't wanna get on no plane, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 94: The Star Trek Experience, part two: Better in the Dark Boldly Goes on TV with Erik Fromme

Sun, 07 November 2010 17:30:00 GMT

Our exploration of one of the most influential science fiction franchises of all continues! To help provide a survey of the television series that launched an international geek community, Tom and Derrick welcome our board-master Erik Fromme to participate in a wide-ranging discussion. A discussion so ranging we can't finish it! We go from the original series to The Next Generation to the staff of Deep Space Nine, and find so much to talk about we have to pick it up in a later episode! Plus, Jean-Luc Picard: Oakland Raider? Beverly Crusher: Worst Doctor Ever? Torres: Queen of the Klingon Low Riders? And why Sisko is the greatest captain ever! There's a case of blood wine to be a'drinkin, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 93: The Star Trek Experience, part one: Better in the Dark Boldly Goes to the Movies with Michael David Sims

Sun, 24 October 2010 18:30:00 GMT

As promised some three years ago, The Boys Outta Brooklyn finally tackle one of the most iconic science fiction properties ever made: Star Trek! First up are the movies, and to help Tom and Derrick cover all 11 flicks is the Earth-2.net mastermind himself, Michael David Sims! Beginning with what was supposed to be the pilot for a second Trek show to the Melville-rific second entry that saved the whole damn spaceship to the problematic Next Gen flicks, we cover them all. Plus, Kirstie Alley as an actual hot chick gets replaced by a transvestite, never give Deanna Troi the car keys, Commanders Ricardo and Mcgillicuddy, and Katherine Heigl's stupid face! The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 92: Tom and Derrick versus The Summer of Absolute, Mega-Sized, Ginormous, Big Ass Awesomeness, part one - Machete versus Piranha

Sun, 10 October 2010 16:00:00 GMT

In the second part of our summer 2010 wrap-up, Tom and Derrick cover a number of films including The A-Team, Prince of Persia, Salt, Centurion, Predators, Piranha, Inception, and more. The Boys Outta Brooklyn also read some viewer mail, announce The Gang Green Podosphere Challenge, and reveal the all-new BITD Theme Song for the episode! Plus the actress with the most unfortunate name in the world, yet another appearance by Tom Cruise in his underwear, and Derrick's plea to the moviemakers of the world. You don't want to get eaten, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 91: Tom and Derrick versus The Summer of Absolute, Mega-Sized, Ginormous, Big Ass Awesomeness, part one - Hale Caesar versus Hit-Girl

Sun, 26 September 2010 16:25:00 GMT

Last year, in the first episode of BITD hosted by Earth-2.net, Tom and Derrick dubbed the summer of 2009 "The Summer of Meh." Well, summer 2010 is as far away from that as possible -- so much so that The Boys Outta Brooklyn have to devote two episodes to cover it all! In the first half, they cover the comic booky flicks Kick-Ass, Iron Man 2, The Expendables, and Machete; announce the winner of our Summer o' Cowboy Fun Contest; answer viewer mail about Matt Helm, Judd Winick and Quantum of Boredo -- I Mean Solace; and have a rollicking discussion about movie adaptation of pulp properties. Plus, a brand new version of the theme song by B Hyphen, which writer thinks Superman is like Brian Azzarello, and news about how you can participate in Episode 100! You don't want Terry Crews to throw a missile at you, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 90: Who Can Shank the Strange Corruption of the Grim Prairie Sauna? (Guest: Desmond Reddick)

Sun, 12 September 2010 16:35:00 GMT

It's time for this year's iteration of a Better in the Dark tradition, as Tom and Derrick once again provide you with suggestions for Obscure Horror Films to light up your Halloween festivities. This year, however, they welcome the Patriarch of the First Family of BITD (and host of Dread Media), Desmond Reddick, to join in. The results are an international six pack of horror flicks ranging from the Finish period piece Sauna to the New Zealand (pretending to be Nebraska) should've-been-a-period-piece Strange Behavior to the Spanish chiller Who Could Kill a Child. Plus zombie chickens! Tom Cruise sitting around in his underwear! The world's most un-scary home invaders! Everything goes better with monkeys, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 89: Reversing the Neutron Flow, part three: Goodbye, David! Hello, Crispi - uh, Matt (Guest: Shag)

Sun, 29 August 2010 08:00:00 GMT

In episodes 28 and 31, Tom and Derrick celebrated the anniversary of one of their favorite television series: Doctor Who. Since then, enough changes have occurred that The Boys Outta of Brooklyn have enlisted the aid of Views from the Longbox semi-lackey / co-host (and perpetual Tom nemesis) Shag to provide an overview of the end of the Tennant era and the inaugural season of the 11th Doctor, Matt Smith! The trio discusses - and sometimes argues over - such subjects as the magnificence of Donna, Rose vs. Amy, the identity of The Dream Lord, the value of Russell T. Davies' Whedon-ization of the series, the Skittles Daleks, and other juicy topics. Plus, what is The Carey Mulligan Road? What is The Caruso Box, and why is Christopher Eccleston stuck in it? What if Brian Cox and Dougray Scott owned a bar together? Podcasts with bowties are cool, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 88: Director's Court - The Case of Roger Corman

Sun, 15 August 2010 13:45:00 GMT

The latest edition of Better in the Dark brings an icon of drive-in cinema before the docket! Tom and Derrick examine the influence American original Roger Corman had on Hollywood as both a director and a producer in a career that spans five decades. From his Poe adaptations to the long list of creative types he influenced to the series of giant animal movies that prowl the fringes of Syfy, Corman's entire life is put under the microscope. Plus Tom and Derrick mourn Gary Coleman, why you should never patronize a business run by Klaus Kinski, and why a certain film should've been renamed Murder Hyundais! You've never lost money listening to us, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 87: Better in the Dark Joins the Justice League (Guest: Michael Bailey)

Sun, 01 August 2010 13:30:00 GMT

Because you demanded it, The Guys Outta Brooklyn once more welcome Michael Bailey of Views from the Longbox fame to discuss DC's premiere supergroup: The Justice League of America. From the Filmation shorts to the groundbreaking Bruce Timm / Paul Dini television series to the dubious charms of the Smallville version of the team, The Titanic Trio covers it all. Plus Tom applies for a job, what it means when the Super Friends send you off to college, and Derrick delves deep into The Andrea Romano Conspiracy! Even if you didn't wash your hands because you're evil, you need to get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 86: The Rivals of Bond, part two - Matt Helm

Sun, 18 July 2010 14:00:00 GMT

The Boys Outta Brooklyn continue their trip through spy culture with this descent into the adventure of America's 'swinging secret agent: Matt Helm. Learn how Cubby Broccoli's former producing partner bought Don Hamilton's hardboiled operative to get in on the cash cow he initially spurned, and ended up trapped in the Hell that was Dean Martin's making. It's the movie series that managed to misuse Ann-Margret, and Tom and Derrick suffer through every last film. Plus Asian characters with silly names, the Boys get angry over the tragedy of Sharon Tate, and enough imitations of a drunk Dean Martin to last a lifetime! We already hate ourselves (and it isn't even the morning), so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 85: No Club That Will Have Them - A Discussion About The Marx Brothers

Sun, 04 July 2010 15:40:00 GMT

The Boys Outta Brooklyn reach back as far as they ever have, as Tom and Derrick celebrate some of the greatest comedians to come out of New York City: The Marx Brothers. Tom and Derrick discuss the comedy team's history, the nature of their humor, and make recommendations for where to begin your education in Marx-ism. And, since this is an episode of BITD, the discussion does get a little tangenty with talk of Jerry Seinfeld, public school memories, sitcoms, and the evil that is The Hottest Scientologist. We know you don't know how that elephant got into your pajamas, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 84: Gilt Edged Bonds Conclusion - Casino Royale and Quantum of Boredo... Solace! We Mean Solace!

Sun, 20 June 2010 12:35:00 GMT

The journey the Boys Outta Brooklyn started back in Episode 34, a tiny bit over two years ago, is finally completed as Tom and Derrick discuss the first - and maybe last - two films of The Reign of Craig. They examine how Bond was re-imagined for the 21st century, and how the unconventional choice of Daniel Craig fit the remit for change. They really like one film, hate the other one, and then talk about the present situation with MGM and what it bodes for the world's longest-running movie franchise. All this, plus a little disagreement on the hotness of Karen Gillan, a major announcement, and the revelation of what the letters in QUANTUM stand for. It's a six-head's worth of fun, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 83: Since No One Else Is Around - The Die Hard Series (Special Guest: Donovan Morgan Grant)

Sun, 06 June 2010 16:45:00 GMT

It's the beginning of The Summer O' Fun, as The Guys Outta Brooklyn welcome Tennessee's own Donovan Morgan Grant to pay tribute to the Action Movie Everyman, John McClane. The trio cover all four films in the series, from the trendsetting Die Hard to the befuddlingly superheroic Live Free or Die Hard. Plus, because we never stay on point when we've got a guest star, the guys get to talking about scripted "reality shows," the massive ego of Steven Seagal, and why moviemakers don't know jack about cyber-terrorists. Plus, we announce a new contest where you can win some cool books and plot the next installment of McClane's adventures! Welcome to the party, pal - and get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 82: Tom and Derrick vs. Christina Ricci's Nipples, the Spangly Suit of Zeus, the Baseball Card, the Boston Islands, Cougar's Hat, and the Ubiquitous Mr. Neeson

Sun, 23 May 2010 16:25:00 GMT

It's our periodic review episode, as The Boys Outta Brooklyn examine some movies from the first few months of 2010, ranging from the arty-but-dull After.Life to the riotous remake of Clash of The Titans to the savvy and slick comic book actioner The Losers. Plus, Derrick sings an ode to the killer baby flick It's Alive, Tom gets his mercenary blockbusters confused, and The Guys have to deal with a letter that begins with the phrase "I love head." It's time to save Chris Rock from himself, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 81: What Makes Springwood Famous

Sun, 09 May 2010 16:55:00 GMT

In an episode three years in the making, Derrick does for Freddy Krueger what Tom did for Michael Myers by examining the entire A Nightmare on Elm Street ouvre, from the absolutely classic first entry through the rather goofy end to the attempts to recreate the series in Wes Craven's New Nightmare and the monster rally Freddy vs. Jason! Along the way, The Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss the importance of Robert Englund in creating this horror icon, how Wes Craven attempted to kill the franchise repeatedly, and how the films, as bad as they got, never lost money. Plus, we find a connection between the series and the ultra-obscure Adam Sandler vehicle The Unsinkable Shecky Moskowitz, address a great disservice done to Curtis Mayfield, and do something at the very end of the episode that might upset our friend Kelen "B-Hyphen" Conley. Every town has an Elm Street, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 80: Billy, Cast a Final King Curse Thursday After Midnight, or Tom and Derrick, DVD Detectives

Sun, 25 April 2010 09:05:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn started out to discuss Films That Were No Longer on DVD, but after talking about some actual movies in limbo like the earlier Harry Palmer films, Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins, and Cast a Deadly Spell, well, they started locating some of the suggested films lost to time! Thus, join The Guys Outta Brooklyn as they locate some truly cool films their fan base thought unavailable commercially, like The Billy Jack trilogy, and the work of Val Lewton! And if that's not enough, Tom and Derrick somehow end up sitting in front of Wonderbox looking at pictures of The Crazy Babysitter Twins! It's called fast food for a reason, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 79: Director's Court - The Case of John Carpenter

Sun, 11 April 2010 18:35:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn continues their popular series where they bring directors before the court of pop culture opinion, and now it's time for the onetime master of genre filmmaking to stand in the docket! Join Tom and Derrick as they examine the man who went from being a veritable rock star with a movie camera to the pioneer of the present 70s horror reboot boom, addressing such issues as why John Carpenter struggled throughout the 90s, the methods he used to turn himself into a brand name, and how he compared to comic book master Will Eisner! Plus, discussions of Carpenter's three upcoming films, Tom and Derrick choose Wonder Women, and Zoe Saldana firing a rocket launcher versus Liam Neeson in an air-dropped tank! We're too tired to kill you know (maybe later), so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 78: Fair Samson Strutter's Potato Head Treatment

Sun, 28 March 2010 10:45:00 GMT

Spring is in the air, and you know what that means: it's time for the annual tradition where the Guys Outta Brooklyn dig into their vaults and pull out a six-pack of little-seen and forgotten films for their Obscure Movie Episode! 2010's batch includes the sequel to Black Belt Jones most people swear doesn't exit, the sequel many Rocky Horror Picture Show fans wish didn't exist, the only place where you can see the wife of John Denver being turned into a human hood ornament, and an absolutely insane blaxploitation comedy where a female motorcycle gang faces off against a Colonel Sanders look-alike plotting to take over Watts! Plus, Tom and Derrick pay tribute to Falco, and we address a letter about That Episode. Don't be a dead end, deadbeat, downbeat Mister, get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 77: The Rivals of Bond are In Like Flint!

Sun, 14 March 2010 16:40:00 GMT

In their effort to present the most comprehensive coverage of 1960s spy culture, Tom and Derrick begin their examination of some of the spies who gave Bond a run for his money, beginning with the cerebral, eccentric, and suave Derek Flint. Join the Boys From Brooklyn as they look at the adventures of the renaissance man that James Coburn turned into a cult hero, tracing his adventures from Our Man Flint to In Like Flint to the highly obscure, near-forgotten (and with good reason) Flint television pilot, Our Man Flint: Dead on Target. Plus a preview of other episodes in the Rivals of Bond series, Derrick wants Yvonne Craig to shake her money-maker, and a look at the two Flint movies (one written by Harlan Ellison) that never got to the screen. Wipe that look off your Zowie Face and get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 76: Tom and Derrick vs. the Duplicated Spaceman, the Master Detective, the Paunchy Superhero, the Gun-Toting Angel, the Wheeling-Dealing Fox, and the Comic Book Fans

Sun, 28 February 2010 10:00:00 GMT

It's our periodic review episode, where the Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss such recent flicks as Legion, Sherlock Holmes, Moon, Avatar, and others. But it's when Tom and Derrick reach into the mailbag and answer a question about the famous "put on the costume" quote from another podcast that prompts a nearly half-hour, heated talk on comic fan behavior that is bound to cause shockwaves throughout the podosphere. And if that's not enough, well, ask Tom about the Smallville episode "Absolute Justice." This could very well be one of those landmark moments in the podcast's history. So get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 75: Sex-Mosheens and Private Eyes - The Shaft Series (Special Guest: Kelen Conley)

Sun, 14 February 2010 16:30:00 GMT

To celebrate Black History Month, The Guys Outta Brooklyn invite back the official BITD Maestro, B-Hyphen, to discuss the greatest blaxploitation hero ever: Shaft! From the original film that became a surprise hit to the tame television series to the remake featuring Samuel L. Jackson, we trace the entire history of the character that Richard Roundtree made an icon. Plus, in keeping with this year being our weirdest ever, Kelen gets five minutes to rant about Spider-Man, we debut the latest version of our theme song, and the guys somehow give birth to the new character sensation of 2010: Lil' Blade! Close the door yourself and get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 74: Just Three Good-Time Guys Sitting Around Jawing (Special Guest: Ken McIntyre)

Sun, 31 January 2010 18:50:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn originally invited the mastermind behind the Movies About Girls podcast to talk about cable television action film mainstay Andy Sidaris, but somehow the episode became more about 42nd Street, the disappearance of cult film culture, why BITD isn't weekly, Tom's brief television career, why Derrick doesn't know who Carson Daly is, what's wrong with talk shows, and MTV as a metaphor for the generation gap. Plus, a dip in the listener mailbag, and gratuitous Tara Reid talk. It's a radio-controlled riot, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 73: Director's Court - The Case of Kevin Smith

Sun, 17 January 2010 16:30:00 GMT

By popular demand, your favorite cinematic jurists are back, and this time they've got New Jersey's own in their sights! Tom and Derrick evaluate the life and times of Kevin Smith, and try to determine if he is on the straight and narrow or walking down a potentially disastrous road. The Guys Outta Brooklyn defend the much-maligned Jersey Girl, talk about the hazard of making Jay and Silent Bob main characters, question whether Smith's relationship with Bob Weinstein helps or hurts him, and look at other issues. Plus, the first and maybe only BITD discussion on religion, and now waaaaaaaaay outdated speculation on Spider-Man 4. It's better than a stink palm, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 72: Transporting Mr. Romero

Sun, 03 January 2010 09:20:00 GMT

It started out as a simple episode examining the career of George Romero, by looking at some non-zombie movies in his canon. But before it's done, the Boys Outta Brooklyn will find themselves engaging in the first -- and maybe last -- edition of Better in the Dark Fight Night, featuring a selection of action movie stars... and Tom Savini. Plus Derrick tells us why Wes Craven deserves a daily kick in the ass, and Tom has fun with public domain blaxploitation films. Also, there's gratuitous Kristen Bell talk. (It wouldn't be an episode without gratuitous Kristen Bell talk, right?) This is one of the weirdest -- and maybe funniest -- episodes in the podcast's history, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 71: Gilt Edged Bonds - The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day

Sun, 20 December 2009 17:25:00 GMT

It was bound to happen. In this penultimate entry in our massive overview of the James Bond series, The Guys Outta Brooklyn finally get into a fight -- and it's over an invisible car! Tom and Derrick cover the psychological, Michael Apted-directed, change of pace The World Is Not Enough, and the series-killing Die Another Day -- and the fur flies throughout! Plus, Tom apologizes to A View to a Kill, Derrick wants to know how you can make love on a bed of ice, and a disagreement breaks out over whether one character should be called "Dr. Boobs." It's death before breakfast, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 70: Tom and Derrick vs. the Bulging Mailbag, the Posthumous Oscar, the Sweetie Man, Bruce Willis' Wig, the Writer / Chauffeur, and the Demon-Plagued Co-Ed

Sun, 06 December 2009 18:20:00 GMT

It's time for another Better in the Dark review episode, and Tom and Derrick use it as an excuse to clear out their backlog of listener mail. So in addition to reviewing such films as 2012, Pandorum, District 9, and Paranormal Activity, the Guys Outta Brooklyn tackle a number of movie-related issues. From mourning The Worldwide, to finding out who deserves the blame for Frank Miller thinking he can direct, to giving props to Roger Corman, it's a cavalcade of conversation! Plus, we welcome a new member of the BITD Family! It's better than taking a Food Emporium Salad Bar Lunch to the Film Forum, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 69: Better in the Dark Gets Super in the Movie Theater! (Special Guest: Michael Bailey)

Sun, 22 November 2009 15:05:00 GMT

In the second part of our Thanksgiving month spectacular, Tom and Derrick continues their chat with Views from the Longbox host -- and Superman maven -- Michael Bailey about Superman in the Media! This time up, the trio tackles Superman in the movies. From the trendsetting Fleischer cartoons to the classic Christopher Reeve movies to the... ummmm... not-so-classic Bryan Singer version, this titanic trio tackles it all! Plus, the Superman films we didn't get (here's a hint: be happy we got what we got), Derrick defends Superman's right to stalk Lois, and Mike really doesn't like Kate Bosworth much... or at all. It's all about the whipped cream on the pumpkin pie, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 68: Better in the Dark Gets Super on TV! (Special Guest: Michael Bailey)

Sun, 08 November 2009 17:10:00 GMT

To celebrate Thanksgiving month, Tom and Derrick team up with Views from the Longbox host -- and Superman maven -- Michael Bailey to examine Superman in the media! This time up, the trio tackles Superman on television and radio. From Bud Collyer and George Reeves to Dean Cain and Tom Welling, The Guys Outta Brooklyn cover all the cathode ray tube adventures of the Man of Steel (oh, and the radio show, too). Plus, midgets in dog suits, an examination of the mystery surrounding Reeves' death, the truth about how Derrick parties, and the musical version of Supes. We're more powerful than Rex Reed's lisp, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 67: Behind the Duel of Mary Lou, the Little Girl Who Burnt Satan's Claw

Sun, 25 October 2009 08:35:00 GMT

It's become a tradition: around Halloween, The Boys Outta Brooklyn always pick three horror films you might not have considered when planning your movie marathons for the spookiest holiday of all, and now that tradition comes to Earth-2.net! Derrick chooses three films from the 70s including one of Steven Spielberg's first, and a creepy Guignol tale featuring a young Jodie Foster. And Tom chooses such gems as a high school ghost story, and a "documentary" that follows an aspiring serial killer as he plans his night of grue! It's a six-pack of sinister ideas -- plus some suggestions for a second feature to make those choices even more fun -- so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 66: Director's Court - The Case of Quentin Tarantino

Sun, 11 October 2009 16:30:00 GMT

It's the first segment of Director's Court, where the Guys Outta Brooklyn put famous filmmakers before the court of public opinion and decide whether they're still valid or funneling down the drain. This time up, it's Quentin Tarantino who's under the microscope. Tom and Derrick examine Tarantino's use of cultural touchstones, whether some of his set pieces are homages or rip-offs, whether his frequent appearances have served to sour the public separate from the films themselves, and other outstanding issues revolving around the man who made being a film geek cool. Plus we review Inglourious Basterds, and make suggestions as to what Tarantino should pursue for future projects. It'll get medieval on you ass, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 65: Gilt Edged Bonds - GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies

Sun, 27 September 2009 17:20:00 GMT

It's time for the final leg of our tour through the Bond films with the first half of the tenure of Pierce Brosnan. The Boys Outta Brooklyn argue that the Brosnan films represented a hard reboot that predated the Craig reboot years later, and examine a great debut picture (GoldenEye) and a lousy, lousy follow-up (Tomorrow Never Dies). We also discuss how the loss of the lawsuit with MGM-UA affected how the Brosnan films were written and produced, the value of fresh directorial blood, and a flaw in "The Commentary Script." Plus Tom likes Michelle Yeoh... a lot, the revelation of the Peckinpah-Bond connection, and Derrick talks about his nominee for worst Bond henchman. We are inwincable, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 64: The Search for My Secret Cliffhangers - TV We'd Like to See on DVD

Sun, 13 September 2009 16:35:00 GMT

The Boys from Brooklyn do their semiannual trip into the televisual realm as they discuss forgotten TV shows they'd like to see on DVD. From the maybe-ahead of its time high-tech spy show Search to the super-heroic Jerry O'Connell-starring sitcom My Secret Identity, Tom and Derrick discuss some of those forgotten shows they wish they could revisit before they throw it open to the BITD message board's wish list! Plus an examination of how Wonder Woman moves through the air, more discussion of Billy Joel than you really want on a movie podcast, and Tom's choice for the defining moment of Millennium. We're the tip of the spear, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 63: Tom and Derrick vs. The Summer of Meh

Sun, 30 August 2009 17:00:00 GMT

The Boys from Brooklyn finally move into their new home at Earth-2.net with their latest review show... kinda. Tom explains why he hasn't really seen anything this summer save for the Stephen Sommers action-fest G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, while Derrick explains why most of the films he saw didn't thrill him. Plus the guys have a spirited debate on whether an actor owes more to his legacy or his wallet. And Derrick tells us the real reason he allowed his wife to take him to see The Proposal! It's Hammer's world, so you best just get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 62: Gilt-Edged Bonds - The Living Daylights and License to Kill

Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:28:13 GMT

In this extra-long episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn examine the two-film tenure of a Great, Great Man, Timothy Dalton as James Bond.

Better in the Dark 61: Triumvirate of Passion and Terror - The Films of Clive Barker

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 08:14:47 GMT

Tom and Derrick team up with Des Reddick, host of Dread Media as they discuss the unique cinematic vision of Clive Barker! Join the trio as they examine Hellraiser, Nightbreed and Lord of Illusion, as well as a number of other films based on the writer's work. Plus far too references to baboon butt, teaching our Junior Correspondent how to properly punch his dad, and how Jennifer Rubin ended up on the poster of Nightbreed! It's a damn sight better than murdering the world, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 60: Fight the Power! A Celebration of Spike Lee

Mon, 24 Aug 2009 08:51:33 GMT

Tom and Derrick team up with their Hip Hop Maestro, Kelen 'B Hyphen' Conley as they discuss one of Brooklyn's favorite filmmaking sons, Spike Lee! Join the trio as they discuss a quintet of Spike's films, from the seminal dramedy Do The Right Thing to the utterly savage satire Bamboozled and the controversial relationship dramas She's Gotta Have It and Jungle Fever. Plus Tom and Kelen commiserate over the present fate of the Oakland Raiders, Derrick recognizes his co-host as The Blue-Eyed White Devil and Kelen tries to explain how he wouldn't make out with Sasha Grey! It's time to wake up, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 59: Black Gloves are for Murder - The Giallo Stylings of Dario Argento

Sat, 22 Aug 2009 12:52:43 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn go continental as we examine a quintet of giallo films by the man who helped originate the genre, Dario Argento! From the insanely plotted but compelling Tenebrae to the insanely plotted and craptacular Trauma to the clip show love letter Do You Like Hitchcock?, Tom and Derrick examine the handiwork of this seminal Italian director. Plus Tom gets an excuse to trot out another accent, how the Three Mothers trilogy is like Kill Bill and a word from our sponsor, The Argento Decapomatic! You know it's all like a dream brought on by too much Ziti Fra Diablo, so get to clicking!

Better in the Dark 58: The Cherry Duel of Games Dogs the Thirst For Fidelity

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 00:47:00 GMT

It's the 2009 Obscure Films Episode, as The Guys Outta Brooklyn talk about a sextet of flicks you might not have heard about, including our annual genuflection toward Sam Peckinpah, Straw Dogs, and the futuristic adventure Cherry 2000.

Better in the Dark 57: Gilt Edged Bonds - Never Say Never Again and A View to a Kill

Fri, 14 Aug 2009 10:29:00 GMT

We continue our trek through Bond by exploring the fruits of Kevin McClory's judicial labors and what The Boys From Brooklyn consider the Heart of Darkness of the series. Plus Derrick's choice for the worst Bond Girl ever, busted 70's pilots, and Christopher Walken impressions!

Better in the Dark 56: Tom and Derrick vs. the Comedian, the Old Wolf, the Stripper, and Kristen Bell's Slave Leia Outfit

Fri, 7 Aug 2009 03:59:00 GMT

Another review show, as Tom and Derrick discuss such then-current films as Taken, The Wrestler, and Watchmen. Plus advice to oblivious parents on how to determine which film to take your kids to.

Better in the Dark 55: Gilt Edged Bonds - For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy

Thu, 6 Aug 2009 03:36:00 GMT

The Guys Outta Brooklyn continue their examination of the James Bond films with two Roger Moore entries that count amongst the best of his tenure. Plus more use of the word 'boobs' of any episode....

Better in the Dark 54: Into the Cold, Dark Woods - Films From the Dark Days of Disney

Tue, 4 Aug 2009 02:44:00 GMT

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn examine a number of films produced by Disney during a desperate time in their existence, where they were near bankruptcy and willing to try anything....including the science fiction of The Black Hole, the family horror of Something Wicked This Way Comes and the (interminable) fantasy The Black Cauldron. Plus....wakka-chickas.

Just accept it.

Better in the Dark 53: It's Never Over! The Rise and Fall and Rise of John Rambo

Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:49:00 GMT

In this episode, we look at one of the great cinematic idols of the 80's, Sylvester Stallone, through the prism of one of his greatest characters, John Rambo. The popularity of one reflects the other, and we trace how what Stallone went through helped shape the character's maturity.

Better in the Dark 52: V Watches the Return of the Extraordinary Gentlemen

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 08:32:00 GMT

The Boys Outta Brooklyn takes on a trio of films that were inspired by the works of Alan Moore: the incredulously silly Return of The Swamp Thing, the contraversial League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and the fantastic V for Vendetta. Plus stories of brushes with Moore and Sean Connery and Derrick actually has something nice to say about Natalie Portman!

Better in the Dark 51: Tom and Derrick vs. the Octopus, the Jellyfish, the Porn Star, and the Growling Geriatric

Wed, 8 Jul 2009 01:35:00 GMT

It's another review episode, as Tom and Derrick look at Gran Torino, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Seven Pounds, while Tom goes off on a rant concerning the man who told Eva Mendes she looked like Raquel Welch....

Better in the Dark 50: Celebrate Fifty with the Films that Changed Our Lives

Tue, 7 Jul 2009 01:26:00 GMT

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn celebrate their fiftieth recording by talking about a sextet of films that helped shape their lives. Including in this discussion are Tom's recounting how Danny Kaye kept the bond between him and his mom strong, Derrick talking about the first time he ever saw a movie, and what both of them did during Thanksgiving. All this and the return of Special Correspondent Cade Reddick - joined by his younger brother and Baby Jaguar!

Better in the Dark 49: Gilt Edged Bonds - The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker

Sat, 4 Jul 2009 16:05:00 GMT

In this episode of our overview of the James Bond films, we cover one film that is a pinnacle of Roger Moore's Bondian career...and one film that is so awful Tom and Derrick have to resort to Foghorn Leghorn impressions to get them through it. Plus a discussion of the Stanley Kubrick/James Bond connection and more rapturious love for Carolyn Munro.

Better in the Dark 48: Moviegoing USA - This Face Has Changed

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 10:04:00 GMT

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn get into a freeform conversation about the nature of moviegoing and how it has changed in the past few decades. Amongst the subjects discussed are the disappearance of the independent and single-screen theater, their own moviegoing experiences and the way home media formats have changed the way people behave. Plus, Judd Apatow treats Tom and Derrick to free popcorn!

Better in the Dark 47: Gilt Edged Bonds - Live and Let Die and The Man with the Golden Gun

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:53:00 GMT

We return to the James Bond series with the debut films of Roger Moore, including a film Tom titles 'Black People Hate Bond'. Plus Derrick says something that makes Tom speechless with laughter and a discussion of the first nominee for the absolute worst Bond girl ever.

She doesn't remain the worst because she looks great in a bikini.

Better in the Dark 46: City of Quarentine Traitor Apaloosas

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 08:30:00 GMT

Another of our periodic review shows, highlighted by Tom threatening to 'Go Shylock' on the directors of his new Worst Movie Ever and a celebration of one of The Boys Outta Brooklyn's favorite actors, The Great Don Cheadle.

Better in the Dark 45: The House of the Eleventh Legal Fringe on Mars

Sun, 7 Jun 2009 13:47:00 GMT

We examine the trend during 2008's television season for both hyper-intelligent characters and adaptation of British television series by discussing Fringe, The Eleventh Hour, The Mentalist and others. Plus we learn how Derrick's wife feels we are analogous to the two leads of Boston Legal.

Better in the Dark 44: Gilt Edged Bonds - On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Diamonds Are Forever

Sat, 6 Jun 2009 13:30:00 GMT

We continue our survey of the Bond films with the first in a series of...well, one George Lazenby films and the film that brought a very bored looking Sean Connery back. Plus the connection between Blofeld and the debut of the first version of B Hyphen's Better In The Dark theme.

Better in the Dark 43: The Sleepy Wicker Man Under the Stairs on the Descent to Hell's Cell

Fri, 5 Jun 2009 02:02:00 GMT

Our second annual Obscure Horror Films For Halloween Episode, featuring Tom and Derrick's discussion on films like The Wicker Man, The People Under The Stairs, Highway To Hell and The Descent. Plus Tom imitates Gilbert Gottfried, some talk about films to make you claustrophobic, and thoughts on the fate of Patrick Bergin.

Better in the Dark 42: Things to Do with the Head of Hammett's Limey Dragon on the Miracle Mile

Fri, 22 May 2009 18:29:00 GMT

It's our Obscure Film Episode for 2008, with an emphasis on such forgotten crime thrillers as Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead, The Limey, and Hammett. Plus a review of The Last Dragon is disrupted by imitations of Julius Carey and Derrick's theory regarding the connection between Miracle Mile and Cloverfield.

Better in the Dark 41: The Guys Outta Brooklyn Go Musical!

Thu, 21 May 2009 12:18:00 GMT

Originally meant to be our second annual Bad Films We Love Episode (and propelled by our propensity for breaking into song at the drop of a joke), this sees us pick some of our favorite Obscure and Strage Musicals - both surprisingly great ones like Little Shoppe of Horrors and terrible-but-we-love-them ones like Josie and The Pussycats.

Better in the Dark 40: Gilt-Edged Bonds - You Only Live Twice and 1967's Casino Royale

Mon, 11 May 2009 02:41:00 GMT

In the third part of our overview of James Bond, we are struck speechless before the amazingly awful 'psychedelic cinema' Bond spoof, Casino Royale right after we discuss the Japanese travelogue that is You Only Live Twice. Plus The Guys Outta Brooklyn try to figure out how a man can wash his own intestines.

Better in the Dark 39: Morgan Freeman Loves Our Reviews, and You Will, Too!

Fri, 8 May 2009 15:28:00 GMT

In this review episode, we heap praise upon four films from the summer of 2008, especially the comic book films The Incredible Hulk and The Dark Knight. But the big significance of this episode is not the reviews, not the debut of The Man Of A Thousand Voices as Tom creeps Derrick out with his Joker impersonation, but the first appearance of The Better In The Dark Junior Correspondence Cade Reddick!

Better in the Dark 38: The Three Faces of I Am Legend

Tue, 5 May 2009 12:10:00 GMT

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn examine the three cinematic adaptations of Richard Matheson's scientific take on vampirism, I Am Legend - all with different approaches, and all with something that makes it partially faithful to the source material. Plus some discussion of mixing animation with live action.

Better in the Dark 37: Gilt Edged Bonds - Goldfinger and Thunderball

Sun, 3 May 2009 04:50:00 GMT

In this second part of our look at the James Bond films, we examine the two movies that truly launched Bondmania, as well as debate what makes a good Bond theme and tell the story of how Bond bankrupted the oldest toy company in the nation.

Better in the Dark 36: Batman at the Movies

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 12:21:00 GMT

In what we hope will remain our longest episode ever - two hours of Brooklyn-y goodness - we look at all the incarnations of The Dark Knight in film and television throughout the ages. Plus a defense of Joel Shumacher, a debate on the charms of Katie Holmes and the revelation of the original cast and title of Batman Forever.

Better in the Dark 35: The Twilight Joys of Vincent Price

Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:25:00 GMT

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn celebrate the legendary Vincent Price by reviewing the seven films that comprise the MGM Screen Icon Set, including the two Dr. Phibes films, Theater of Blood and Witchfinder General.

Better in the Dark 34: Gilt Edged Bonds - Dr. No and From Russian with Love

Tue, 7 Apr 2009 04:18:00 GMT

The first of our critical appraisals of the James Bond films provides some background on the origins of the longest running action movie series of all time before covering the first two Sean Connery capers. Plus the long-lost words to Monty Norman's iconic James Bond theme!

Better in the Dark 33: The Sunshiney Ray Beam of Review Positivity!

Sun, 5 Apr 2009 04:36:00 GMT

In this review episode, the Guys Outta Brooklyn are full of joy over films like the black and white version of The Mist, Forgetting Sarah Marshall (and not just because Kristen Bell is in it), and Iron Man. Oh, and Tom ponders the relationship between post-apocalyptic worlds and cars when he discusses Doomsday.

Better in the Dark 32: The Savage Flint Shadow on the Night Road to Conan

Sat, 4 Apr 2009 13:01:00 GMT

In This episode (dedicated to comic artist Gil Kane), The Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss movies they'd like to see remade, such as Conan, Doc Savage and the Flint movies. Plus a defense of Billy Zane's gut and a rant about Frank Spotnitz' reworking of Kolchak: The Night Stalker.

Better in the Dark 31: The Robot Genesis Blinks in the Pit of Mastered Ghosts - The Best of Doctor Who

Fri, 3 Apr 2009 12:15:00 GMT

In the second of our two part celebration of Doctor Who, The Guys Outta Brooklyn reveal their choices for the best stories of the series, including a special focus on the Philip Hinchcliffe era, an argument for the hardcore nature of Sarah Jane and the revelation of the one woman who might rival Kristen Bell for Tom's affection.

Better in the Dark 30: Why Dennis Quaid Takes the Cake!

Sat, 21 Mar 2009 19:13:00 GMT

For Dennis Quaid's birthday, we celebrated the man with a discussion of some of our favorite Quaid films (and a memory of his appearance on the ultra-obscure variety hour The Big Show).

Better in the Dark 29: Welcome To BITD Studios - Our First Anniversary Fantasy Producer Program!

Wed, 11 Mar 2009 19:04:00 GMT

Our first anniversary program in which Tom and Derrick talk about the books and comics they would turn into films if they were movie producers. Plus podcasts they recommend for long commutes and gratuitous Dennis Quaid and Kristen Bell.

Better in the Dark 28: Reversing the Neutron Flow, part one - The History of Doctor Who

Sat, 7 Mar 2009 15:47:00 GMT

The first of two parts focusing on the long-lived Doctor Who television series. In it, The Boys Outta Brooklyn spend almost two hours talking about the history of the series from its humble beginnings as a children's show to its present status as an international cult classic.

Better in the Dark 27: Reviews from the Future Make Our Heads Hurt

Fri, 6 Mar 2009 02:17:00 GMT

Another review program, noteworthy primarily for Derrick's mini-essay on Why Transformers is best viewed while drunk and another rant from Tom revolving around his beloved Kristen Bell and her role in Heroes.

Better in the Dark 26: Not a Dream! Not a Hoax! The Last Marvel at the Movies!

Tue, 3 Mar 2009 13:13:00 GMT

This landmark episode wraps up our first 'series within the series,' as Tom and Derrick look at the rest of the films that adapt Marvel Comics characters, then looks at upcoming (circa February of 2008) Marvel films.

Better in the Dark 25: Reanimate 'em if You Got 'em - The Re-Animator Trilogy

Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:30:00 GMT

In this episode, we examine how the saga of Herbert West went from a striking case of a group of people all being in the right place at the right time to create greatness to...well, a zombie penis fighting a rat. Plus - an excerpt from a techno Reanimator song, and Tom consistently mispronounces the name of one of the key people in the series!

Better in the Dark 24: Planet Proof - The Strange Case of Grindhouse

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:05:00 GMT

In this episode, Tom and Derrick review the double-bill event Grindhouse and try to figure out why what was touted as a major event became a major disaster. Plus, the Guys Outta Brooklyn talk about their own Grindhouse memories.

Better in the Dark 23: Never Fear, Pam Grier is Here!

Sun, 8 Feb 2009 02:11:00 GMT

In this episode, we celebrate the life and career of Derrick's dream girl, blaxploitation legend Pam Grier, by examining a sextet of the actress' films.

Better in the Dark 22: Marvel at the Movies, with The Hulk

Fri, 6 Feb 2009 02:16:00 GMT

Our fifth episode looking at media incarnations of Marvel characters focuses on The Hulk. We examine the Green Eyed Monster's history from crappy cartoons to the famous television series to the Ang Lee-directed debut feature. Plus we give much love to Sam Elliot and Tim Thomerson and Derrick challenges people to a knife fight.

Better in the Dark 21: Die, the Lethal Trance Harder Goodnight

Tue, 3 Feb 2009 12:40:00 GMT

In this special episode, we celebrated Christmas by looking at action movies set during the holidays, from the famous (Die Hard, Lethal Weapon) to the obscure (Trancers).

Better in the Dark 20: 30 Days of Ultimatums Shoot Rob Zombie

Mon, 2 Feb 2009 12:18:00 GMT

Another review episode, featuring 30 Days of Night, The Bourne Ultimatum, Shoot 'Em Up and our famous 'white trash intervention' for Rob Zombie's remake of Halloween.

Better in the Dark 19: Take Us Out to the Game of Your Choice

Sat, 31 Jan 2009 18:43:00 GMT

In this episode, Tom and Derrick celebrate Sports Movies, including both versions of The Longest Yard, Slap Shot and Dodgeball.

Better in the Dark 18: The November 2007 - January 2008 Preview Episode, for the Children are Our Future

Fri, 9 Jan 2009 14:04:00 GMT

The last of our preview episodes before we decided it wasn't fun for us, including advice on Child Rearing, praise for Tim Burton and Vincent Price, and more Kristen Bell slobbering in the case of Tom.

Better in the Dark 17: Hunting in a Cemetery Pitch for a Haunted Phastasm Before Dawn

Wed, 7 Jan 2009 20:10:00 GMT

Our first Halloween Suggestions Episode saw us talking about a sextet of unusual horror films for people who wanted to look beyond Freddie, Jason, and Michael for their October 31st marathon. Amongst the films discussed are Cemetery Man, Phantasm, From Dusk 'Til Dawn III: The Hangman's Daughter and both versions of House On Haunted Hill.

Better in the Dark 16: Marvel at the Movie, with Blade

Sun, 4 Jan 2009 17:25:00 GMT

The fourth in our survey of Marvel characters in film and television turns the spotlight on Blade. We trace the cinematic version of the Daywalker from his origins not in the New Line film but as a guest star on the old 90's Spider-Man cartoon to the end of the line as a bit of background in a cable series supposedly about him.

Better in the Dark 15: 1408 Months Later, Spiders Rise Fantastically

Sat, 3 Jan 2009 18:48:00 GMT

Another review program, covering 1408, 28 Weeks Later, Fantastic Four: Rise of The Silver Surfer, and The Boys Outta Brooklyn's dismantling of Spider-Man 3.

Better in the Dark 14: Marvel at the Movies, with the X-Men

Fri, 2 Jan 2009 13:04:00 GMT

The third episode in our series exploring the filmic adventures of Marvel characters focuses on the company's biggest comic series, The X-Men. We trace the history of Marvel's Merry Mutants from their status as the company's biggest failure to its revival under the tutelege of Chris Claremont to its position as Saturday Morning Kings and the film trilogy.

Better in the Dark 13: Dangerously the Brood Crowd the Dark Black and Blue City

Thu, 1 Jan 2009 13:40:00 GMT

Another landmark in the history of the show, this was the first Films You Haven't Seen Yet...But Should program, as Tom and Derrick revealed their love for such neglected classics (and almost classics) as Dark City, Johnny Dangerously, The Brood and Dark Narcissus.

Better in the Dark 12: What Made Haddonfield Great

Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:01:00 GMT

In this landmark episode, released in anticipation of last year's Halloween remake by Rob Zombie, Thomas examines each and every entry in the original Halloween series, from Donald Pleasance worrying about releasing evil into the world to Busta Rhymes kung-fuing Michael Myers.

Better in the Dark 11: The August - September 2007 Preview Episode, with Song!

Sun, 7 Dec 2008 01:16:00 GMT

In this, our second preview episode, is notable not for discussions of whether The Boys Outta Brooklyn were excited by such films as The Bourne Ultimatum, Saw 4, and Stardust, but because Derrick and Tom continue their tangents with discussions about pop princesses and the Hollywood treatment of Hong Kong directors. Even without those tangents, it's the first mention of that film Tom held above all others as the Worst of The Worst, Pulse.

Better in the Dark 10: Don't Be a Wise Lost Hero Slaying the Crime of a Peak County Under an Alias

Fri, 5 Dec 2008 20:12:00 GMT

Another of our classic episodes was supposedly about the Guys Outta Brooklyn examining the development of the serialized network television meme...but it became about Tom letting loose with another rant, this one a scorchingly anti-Heroes screed.

Better in the Dark 09: Five Times Shall We Roller Skate to Avenge Our Replacements with Dirty Work on the Road to the Alamo

Thu, 4 Dec 2008 05:32:00 GMT

This is the first of our annual Movies That Suck That We Love episodes (although the second of these somehow metamorphed into our Musical Episode), where we come clean about movies that we know we shouldn't like but do anyway. Among the highlights are Derrick's attempt to justify his love of Star Trek Five, and Tom's explanation why Norm MacDonald is funny.

Better in the Dark 08: Trust in Harryhausen, but Tie Up Your Camel

Wed, 3 Dec 2008 13:22:00 GMT

This episode (released the day Kerwin Matthews died, to whom it was posthumously dedicated) covers the trilogy of Sinbad films which contained special effects work by the incomparable Ray Harryhausen...and also contained some slobbering over the stunning b-movie icon Caroline Munro.

Better in the Dark 07: Tonight, 23 Flaming Skulls Dine in Hell!

Wed, 3 Dec 2008 02:26:00 GMT

Our first quarterly review of then-recent films is not notable for reviews of movies like 300 and The Number 23, but because it contains the very first Tom Deja rant, where he goes on a tear against Ghost Rider. Plus the Guys Outta Brooklyn expound on such tangents as shakey-cam and Uwe Boll, which helped form the show into what it is today.

Better in the Dark 06: Marvel at the Movies, with the Fantastic Four

Thu, 6 Nov 2008 21:14:00 GMT

The second of our episodes exploring the media incarnations of Marvel Comics super-heroes (originally a bonus episode tied in with the release of Fantastic Four: Rise of The Silver Surfer), featuring Tom finally laying the infamous 'NBC Booted The Human Torch Off The '78 Cartoon Because They Were Afraid Kids Would Light Themselves On Fire' urban legend (For the last time, It's NOT TRUE, folks!), the Guys Outta Brooklyn examining the story behind the never-released Roger Corman film - which is more interesting than the film itself - and a look at the ultra-obscure radio series. The episode also contains Tom and Derrick discussing the sequel with more enthusiasm than facts...lucky for us, the sequel deserved it.

Better in the Dark 05: We Walked With a (George Romero) Zombie

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 17:49:00 GMT

One of our most elaborately produced early episodes (and it's not without its own hazards - there's a drop in audio quality about twenty minutes in) sees The Guys Outta Brooklyn explore the George Romero Zombie series. Not only do we examine the first four films set in Romero's zombie storyline, we look at the remakes of Night of The Living Dead and Dawn of The Dead. Plus, the legendary first 'Canada...what gives?' moment.

Better in the Dark 04: The May - July 2007 Preview Episode

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 13:42:00 GMT

Our second preview episode from 2007, which shows the development of that winning Better In The Dark formula, as Tom and Derrick take the time away from looking at the movies to talk about Don Imus, DVD buying habits, funny voiced celebrities (including Tom's first impersonation of a celebrity) and why they don't care about Transformers.

Better in the Dark 03: Marvel at the Movies, with Spider-Man

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 02:17:00 GMT

The first in our now-legendary survey of Marvel Characters in the movies - tied in to the then-current release of Spider-Man 3 - sees Tom and Derrick examine the wall-crawler in cartoons, live action and the first two Sam Raimi films! It also contains from far-from-accurate speculations, and far more enthusiasm about the third film than it ultimately deserved.

Better in the Dark 02: Kicking it with Indiana Jones

Sat, 1 Nov 2008 16:56:00 GMT

Another blast from the past (soon to be updated), as Tom and Derrick examines the premiere pulp series in movies, the Indiana Jones series. Join us as we examine with more enthusiasm than facts the films that made all of us want to learn how to weild a whip!

Better in the Dark 01: March - April 2007 Preview Episode

Sat, 1 Nov 2008 16:53:00 GMT

Return to where it all began, with the first all-too-primitive episode of Better In The Dark. Here, The Guys Outta Brooklyn examine upcoming films for March and April 2007. Enjoy our early baby steps before we can even think about walking!