Episodes

We are back with Burt Renyolds swan song movie The Last Movie Star. Steph DeWaegeneer is back, and we talk about one of Burt's final movies. How does he handle the roll and how close does this movie parallel his real life? Does his acting hold up t 81? Will this movie make you sad? Will this movie make you reevaluate Burt's career? Have a listen and see if this podcast makes you want to watch the movie, or if you have seen it, do you agree with what we say? Please support this podcast here on An...

Bronson is back...kinda!!! In this episode Aaron Garcia and I discuss the movie Death Kiss from 2018. It stars Bronson look alike Robert Bronzi and is shot by director Rene Perez in the style of a Death Wish movie. We talk about the performances and how close is this movie really to being a Bronson reboot. We also talk about how well did Bronzi come to filling Bronson's shoes. Please check out Aaron's podcast Front Row Negative wherever you listen to podcasts. Front Row Negative and this podcast...

It's Christmas time, so we are looking at The Legend Of Frosty The Snowman narrated by Burt Renyolds. Derek and Mark join me again as we talk about this movie. Is it a sequel? Is it a prequel? Is it a reboot? Who knows?? We don't and we watched the movie and we still don't know!! We try to explain it and hopefully when we are done you know what this movie was about because we sure don't. Merry Christmas!! Please support this podcast here on Anchor, or at my Patreon page below. www.patreon.com/s...

Hey do you want to smell like Charles Bronson??? Well, here is your chance. Derek and Mark from The Canadian Movie Crew join me again and we talk about a 1976 Charle Bronson....Commercial!!! That's right Charles Bronson sold men's cologne (we think) Mandom over in Japan in the 70s. We look at the commercial and Derek did some deep diving about where you can get some Mandom today. I'm putting the link to the commercial here in the description. Enjoy. This podcast can be found on Cross The Streams...

Hey everyone!! So, Sean Penalber did two podcasts back to back and here is the second on Sharkey's Machine from 1981. This movie is a departure for Burt because not only does he direct, but it is a gritty cop drama. Sean and I compare Burt's comedy and drama acting styles and we also comment on his his directing and the great supporting cast in this movie. If you like this podcast please support it here on Anchor, or with my Patreon link below. Please follow Sean's music Who'd A Thunk It whereve...

In this podcast we look at one of the most crucial movies in Burt Renyolds career. Stroker Ace. This movie was a tipping point for Burt both professionally and personally. Sean Peanalber is back we talk about the movie and all the aspects surrounding the movie. Stroker Ace is a combination of sweet and cringy and how they keep going back and forth in this film. Please check it out and support this podcast here, or with my Patreon link below. This podcast can be found on Cross The Streams Media p...

In this episode I have a new guest on the show Aaron Garcia from Front Row Negative. We talk about an episode of the TV western Rawhide from the 8th season called Duel At Daybreak. This episode guest stars Charles Bronson as a sadistic ranch hand bent on taking the like of a man who he is jealous of. We talk about the episode. What holds up and what doesn't and what our overall thoughts about the episode. Have a listen and see what you think. Please support this podcast here at Anchor, or at my ...

I'd like to welcome my first time guest Julie Drake onto the show and we talk about two episodes of My Name Is Earl. One features Burt Reynolds as Chubby and one with Norm Macdonald as Little Chubby. We talk about both episodes, our back ground with the show and our love for both Burt Reynolds and Norm Macdonald. Julie and myself are stand up comics, so we compare certain aspects of the show to our comedy background. Please check it out. Also, please check out Julie from her links below. You can...

I'm back with a new guest Mr. Sean Thompson and we talk about the 1967 war classic The Dirty Dozen. Charles Bronson is part of an all star cast lead by Lee Marvin in World War ll. We talk about how the cast jelled and how each individual did with their own performance. This was a lot of fun to make, so please check it out and if you feel like it you can support the podcast here on Anchor, or with my Patreon page below. This podcast can be heard on Cross The Stream Media Platform. www.patreon.co...

Meredith Nudo is back and we are talking Mel Brooks!! The 1976 comedy Silent Movie. Burt Reynolds makes a cameo with other 70s icons. We talk Mel, his humor and how each of the cameos worked in this movie. We also talk about how Mel would have made the movies he made in the 70s today. If you like this episode please support it here, or on my Patreon page. This podcast can be found on the Cross The Streams Media platform. www.patreon.com/scottwhite www.scottyblanco.com www.twitter.com/scottwhite...

Bronson is back!!! For the last time!!! Yes, my good friend Sean Penalber joins me and wee look at Death Wish V the last Death Wish movie with Charles Bronson as the main character. Do you want to see a movie that has the Irish mob with Italian gangsters? Do you want to see a 73 year old man taking men half his age? Do you want to see the least safe work environment ever?? Then Death Wish V is your movie. In this podcast we recap all the Death Wish movies and then judge Death Wish V on it's own ...

My good friend Steph DeWaegneer joins me for the first time on this podcast and we go back to the 80s and talk about an episode of The Golden Girls Ladies Of The Evening with special guest Burt Reynolds. We talk about the series, how it holds up, how good is this episode and an overall view of the series. We also talk about how all the four leads interact with each other and if the could have used Burt in a better way. If you like this podcast please leave a review and either support it here on ...

I'm back with first time guest Eric Todd and we talk about the 1986 Cannon movie Murphy's Law. Bronson is being hunted by a psycho, mob boss and corrupt cops in this movie. This movie is the 80's personified. Eric and I lay out what we think of the movie and how it holds up to other Bronson movies coming out at the time. Just to let everyone know the Eric has his own Charles Bronson Podcast This Week In Charles Bronson. Check out his podcast on Spotify and join his Facebook Page. This podcast ca...

I'm joined again by Chase Austin of The Movie Gap and we talk about the 1972 classic Deliverance. This was the movie that made Burt Reynolds a movie star. We talk about what it took to make a movie like this back in 1972, whether it could be made today with the subject matter in it and if it holds up with today's audiences. Just to let everyone know, we do talk frankly about what happens in the movie, so be prepared. If you like this podcast you can support it here on Anchor, or at Patreon in th...

Bronson is back again (and again) as vigilante Paul Kersey I am joined once again by Sean Penalber and a brand new guest Rahul Rao. Rahul is a big Bronson/Death Wish fan, so he brought us Death Wish 3. We talk about how this movie is the essence of the 80s schlock violence and even give it a good comparison to Citizen Kane. We also talk about how Bronson has changed throughout the Death Wish movies. If you enjoy this podcast you can support it here, or on my Patreon page. Please follow Sean and ...

It's my second Burt Reynolds musical in a row. I'm looking at The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas with my friends Emily and Christin. Dolly Parton joins Burt, plus all his regulars. Based on stage musical, does it hold up being made into a film? How is the music handled? We look at all of that and comment on what this movie go right and wrong. Just to let everyone know, if it sound like a riot is going on, it's just Emily's kids in the background. This podcast can be found on The Cross The Strea...