Jay and Mark talk about the extremely fun and violent kitchen fight in Gremlins (1984). It's a beautiful battle between the surprisingly deadly Mrs. Peltzer, and three unlucky gremlins who are absolutely obliterated. In this episode, they also rank the kitchen fights in Jurassic Park, Deep Blue Sea, Gremlins and Alien: Resurrection. Enjoy!
Jay and Will Slater (@chopperfireball on twitter) discuss the 1990 action film Die Hard 2. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Bruce Willis, William Sadler and an exploding snowmobile, the movie focuses on what happens when a snarky cop has to battle a group of well-trained terrorists. In this episode, they also talk about airborne journalism, fake snow and Renny Harlin's movie bodycounts. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the waterlogged second task in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. In this episode, they also talk about civilised mermaids, farting jet skis, and the thrill of lakes. Enjoy!
Jay and Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on Twitter) discuss the 2013 supernatural horror film Ghost Shark. In this chapter, they also talk about dramatic sharks, goblin children, and dangling subplots. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 1996 adventure film Muppet Treasure Island. In this episode, they also talk about shuffleboarding rats, margaritas at the midnight buffet, and random Brando impressions. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Stewart (of the @SimpleTweeters podcast) to discuss the 2020 creature feature Underwater. In this episode, they talk about gentrifying the ocean, action Kristen Stewart, and filming in a superstore. Enjoy!
Jay and Marc Armstead (French Toast Sunday - @FTStweets on Twitter) discuss the 1988 horror sequel A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Robert Englund, Lisa Wilcox, and a deadly waterbed, the movie focuses on what happens when Freddy Kreuger battles a dream master. In this episode, they also talk about pissing fire, shark fin knives, and dogs with human names. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about when Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Jar Jar Binks traveled through the Naboo Abyss in a Gungan bongo submarine in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. In this episode, they also talk about the opee sea killer, colo claw fish, sando aqua monster (and its biceps), and the jumping ability of Jar Jar Binks. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 animated aquatic adventure film The Sea Beast. Directed by Chris Williams, and featuring voice work from Karl Urban, Jared Harris, and Zaris-Angel Hator, the movie focuses on what happens when people realize that the gigantic sea beasts they've been hunting are actually pretty cool. In this episode, they also talk about monster fights, rope boogers, and weird pet creatures. Enjoy!
To celebrate their favorite modern monster movies, Jay and Mark draft the most enjoyable creature features released since 2010. In this episode, they talk about Crawl, Attack the Block, Trollhunter, Willy's Wonderland and Colossal. Enjoy! Send us a message and let us know your favorite monster movies that've been released since 2010. Thanks!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 survival thriller The Reef: Stalked. Directed by Andrew Traucki, and starring Teressa Liane, Ann Truong, and a durable life vest, the movie focuses on a hungry shark stalking four likable kayakers. In this episode, they also talk about literal metaphors, vindictive sharks, and sequels. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 2019 action film Primal. Directed by Nick Powell, and starring Nicolas Cage, Famke Janssen, Kevin Durand and a mythical jaguar, the movie focuses on what happens when Nic Cage is forced to battle a serial killer and a deadly creature while stuck on a boat. In this episode, they also talk about blow darts, sweat work, and Nick's knickknacks. Enjoy! Make sure to check out Con Air - The Podcast. The first episode drops on July 14th....
Jay and David Brook (@dave_or_did on Twitter) discuss the 1944 aquatic thriller Lifeboat. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and starring Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix and a lifeboat, the movie focuses on what happens when tensions arise amongst a group of people who are stuffed on a lifeboat after their boat sinks. In this episode, they also talk about Gangrenous meat, fast-acting alcohol, and death by shoe. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark talk about the 1987 horror movie Prison. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Viggo Mortensen, Lane Smith and an Electro-Zombie, the movie focuses on what happens when an angry spirit starts killing inmates in wildly elaborate ways. In this episode, they also discuss red herrings, face melting, and Renny Harlin's love of prison movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Robert Zerbe (@zerbert on Twitter) discuss the 2009 horror film Triangle. Directed by Christopher Smith, and starring Melissa George, Liam Hemsworth, Michael Dorman, and a large yacht, the movie focuses on what happens when people get stuck in a deadly time loop aboard a derelict ocean liner. In this episode, they also talk about demonic rivers, illogical food and time loop movies. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2022 sharktastic movie Shark Bait. Directed by James Nunn, and starring Holly Earl, Jack Trueman, a great white shark, and two jet skis, the movie focuses on a group of jet ski riding college kids who battle a great white shark. In this episode, they also talk about evil banjo fish, mean sharks, and aquatic Cabin in the Woods scenarios. Enjoy!
Jay and Lindsay Street (@lindsay_street on Twitter) discuss the 2002 cult classic horror film Ghost Ship. Written by John Pogue (friend of the podcast and the director of Deep Blue Sea 3), and starring Karl Urban, Emily Browning, and Julianna Margulies, the movie focuses on what happens when a salvage crew meet a haunted ship. In this episode, they also talk about ghost children, fantastic flashbacks, and thrash metal soundtracks. Enjoy!
Jay, Mark, Megan and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) celebrate the 100th episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast by talking about Shark Night (again). In this episode, they discuss "Shark Bite," the song at the end of the film, and then they go off on a wild amount of tangents that involve goose-based horror movies and final credit songs. Enjoy!
Jay and Jessica Manzo-Kyte (@jess_fts on Twitter) discuss the 1998 science fiction film Sphere. Directed by Barry Levinson, and starring Dustin Hoffman, Samuel L. Jackson and Sharon Stone, the film focuses on a group of researchers who travel deep into the Pacific Ocean to investigate an alien spacecraft. In this episode, they talk about shape movies (Cube, Triangle), jellyfish, and rock'n'roll helicopter pilots. Enjoy!
Jay and Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi on Twitter) discuss the 1990 cult classic Tremors. Directed by Ron Underwood, and starring Fred Ward, Kevin Bacon, Reba McEntire, and several carnivorous monsters, the movie focuses on what happens when a small town is attacked by some large monsters. In this episode, they also talk about Fred Ward, practical effects, and Universal Soldier. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2021 film The Misfits. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Pierce Brosnan, Nick Cannon, Jamie Chung, and gallons of vomit, the movie focuses on what happens when a group of Robin Hood-esque thieves attempt to steal gold bars from a maximum security prison. In this episode, they talk about shark tattoos, homemade puke, and Harlin's wildly intricate plots. They also put together a "Misfits" crew composed of characters from movies that have been covered on the podcast. E...
Jay and Jeanette Ward (@Jeanette_y_ward on Twitter) discuss the 2010 sharktastic cult classic Sharktopus. Directed by Declan O'Brien and starring Erc Roberts, Liv Boughn, and a Sharktopus (half-shark, half-octopus), the movie focuses on why the military should never create genetically-altered killing machines. In this episode, they talk about stabby tentacles, hybrid movies, and how much of the budget was spent on bikini babes. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1995 action film Congo. Directed by Frank Marshall, the movie focuses on a doomed adventure that involves murderous gorillas, hungry hippos and sesame cake. In this episode, they discuss Bruce Campbell hamming it up, deadly lasers, and the excellence of Ernie Hudson, Laura Linney and Tim Curry. Enjoy!
Jay and Kristen Lopez (@journeys_Film) discuss the 2022 film Deep Water. Directed by Adrian Lyne, and starring Ben Affleck, Ana de Armas, a swimming pool and a quarry with deep water, the movie focuses on what happens when a married couple has deep marital issues. In this episode, they discuss sweaty movies, grilled cheese sandwiches, and shellfish-based torture. Enjoy! Make sure to follow Kristen on Twitter, and listen to her movie podcast Ticklish Business (@ticklish_biz)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2010 creature feature Piranha 3D. Directed Alejandra Aja (Crawl, The Hills Have Eyes), the movie is a bonkers 1980's throwback that features insane amounts of blood, gore, and cheeky humor. In this episode, they discuss jet skis, cave diving and decapitated heads. Enjoy!
Jay and MovieRob (@MovieRobMinute on Twitter) discuss the 1986 action film Born American. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Mike Norris and Thalmus Rasulala, the movie focuses on a hunting trip that goes horribly awry. In this episode, they talk about traversing snow, movie prisons, and Chuck Norris. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 2002 film Swimfan. Directed by John Polson and starring Erika Christensen, Jesse Bradford and a large swimming pool, the movie tells the story of a stalker (who isn't a fan of swimming...) harassing a swimmer. In this episode, they talk about sushi, swimming pools and podcasting while riding mopeds. Enjoy!
Jay and Lisa Leaheey (@lisaPas220 on Twitter) discuss the 1977 creature feature Orca. Directed by Michael Anderson, and starring Richard Harris, Charlotte Rampling, and a vengeful orca, the movie focuses on what happens when a fisherman messes with the wrong orca. In this episode, they talk about victory leaps, weird narration, and Bo Derek. Enjoy!
Jay and Mark discuss the 1999 creature feature Lake Placid. They also talk about Oliver Platt's filmography, the Final Destination franchise, and wonder how many empty oil tankers there are in Portland. Enjoy!
Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) discuss the 1989 creature feature Godzilla vs. Biollante. Directed and written by Kazuki Ōmori, with special effects by Koichi Kawakita, the movie focuses on what happens when Godzilla is forced to battle a gigantic plant. In this episode, they talk about super secret spies, military microwaves, and a flying minivan. Enjoy!
