Tag Archives: pitchmen

Special Features 016: Bottle Rocket (promo)

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Movie Podcast Network proudly presents Special Features Episode 019!  Matt (The Sci-fi Podcast, We Deal in Lead) and Jason (We Deal in Lead) finally get around to discussing one of the best films to come out of the 90s – BOTTLE ROCKET.

Wes Anderson, director of some of the most beloved, quirky comedies over the past twenty years, directs his first (and arguably best) movie in Bottle Rocket. The simple yet effective film paved the way for many copycats and inspired filmmakers, and continues to impress and hold up more than twenty years later.

Featuring the Wilson brothers (Owen, Luke, Andrew) and legendary actor James Caan, the cast is rounded out by a number of excellent supporting cast members, each of which serve as a memorable part of the story. Bottle Rocket is quotable, easy to watch, and best of all the launching pad for the careers of several impressive actors and filmmakers alike.

Continue reading →

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 10: Forevah!

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the tenth episode, Kris thinks he’s James Hetfield of Metallica.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

 

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 9: Ronnie Tulane (part 2)

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the ninth episode, Kyle continues his phone conversation with legendary creep and sometimes director Ronnie Tulane.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 8: Ronnie Tulane (part 1)

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the eighth episode, Kyle has a phone conversation with legendary creep and sometimes director Ronnie Tulane.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 7: Lunch Buddies

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the seventh episode, Kris forgets about a John Hughes classic…kind of.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 4: Zootopia

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the fourth episode, Kris pitches an idea for zoo.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 3: The Stained

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the third episode, Kris pitches an idea for a Stephen King inspired meatball stain.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

 

 

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 2: Rocky, Apollo, and Hookers

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the second episode, Kyle and Kris attempt to work out the a new angle in the Rocky movie universe.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?

Kyle and Kris are Pitchmen – Episode 1: Tribble Troubles

Posted on by

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Short. Sweet. Stupid. All in a day’s work for struggling movie pitchmen Kyle and Kris.

In the first episode, we dive right into the struggles of their chosen profession, taking on what very well may be among the most beloved franchises in the history of tv and film: Star Trek.

You can reach Kyle and Kris at kandkpitchmen@gmail.com, but why would you want to?