Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible and delectable episode of ATGB. This month is Troy's birth month, which means it's a full month of Troy's Favorites! How can he choose just 4?! This week we take a seat at the table to enjoy the deliciously simplistic 1987 Danish classic Babette's Feast.Troy is joined by longtime friend and food enthusiast Caleb Busie to discuss this beautiful entry into the "food film." We accentuate our favorite munch movies, highlight Caleb's burgeoning culinary artistry, and dive into a film that one of us really loves and can't get enough of and a film that one of us will never watch again. All that a podcaster asks is this: "give me leave to do my upmost."Check out our sponsor:https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible and delectable episode of ATGB. This month is Troy's birth month, which means it's a full month of Troy's Favorites! How can he choose just 4?! This week we continue with the greatest movie sequel ever conceived for the silver screen with Paddington 2. Troy takes the Han approach and discusses this film Solo. Topics explored include the process of creating a lead character through CGI, Paul King's homage to silent film, and the art of subjectivity...through objectivity! It makes no sense, and that's how we like it. After all, if we are kind and polite, the podcast will be right. Check out our sponsor:https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible and delectable episode of ATGB. This month is Troy's birth month, which means it's a full month of Troy's Favorites! How can he choose just 4?! This week we kick off the festivities with Nathan For You: Finding Frances. Troy is joined by his buddy Kyle Kelley to discuss their tailored history, dive into video game film adaptations, and explore a multitude of topics through riffs and tangents. Later, these two curious cats discuss the 2017 finale of Nathan For You by parlaying our thoughts on its infamous finale. Then we end it all with a box office game and a new segment to renegotiate the power of anger to the power of positivity! It's easy to look at someone else's podcast as a cautionary tale. After all, no one wants to be old and filled with regret. But if you look closer and see that that podcasting is filled with moments of sincere joy - however fleeting - it's hard to say if it was really a bad podcast after all. Now available! Check out our sponsor:https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible episode of ATGB! We are rounding out our Halloween movie month with the 1941 monster classic The Wolf Man! In the preroll, Troy thanks the sponsor as usual and divulges his brilliant Halloween costume idea that is in no way stupid and whoever says that is just jealous that they don't have original costume ideas. Next, Troy invites his good pal Max Pineda (TheChannelMX) to discuss this hauntingly hair raising horror film that howls in the moonlight! These two friends talk about the power of Claude Rains, explore personal histories with the Universal Monster Universe, and create and share lists of the 5 best films neither one of us have seen. Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may become a podcaster when the wolfbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright.You can find Max's podcast here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXcdl-INUkWc55d1heSi4QDon't forget to check out our sponsor: https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible episode of ATGB! We are continuing our Halloween movie month with the 2000 classic DCOM Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire! In the preroll, Troy takes some time to live in the moment by celebrating the small victories and invites everyone to join in on his breathing session. Next, Troy takes the 2009 music drama approach and is The Soloist on this vampiric train wreck. We dive into the reasonings behind choosing this film, remind ourselves of other favorite  DCOMs, and talk about nothing and everything...it's a hoot! Listen to them - the children of the night. Ah! What music they make!Don't forget to check out our sponsor https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible episode of ATGB! We are continuing our Halloween movie month with Rob Zombie's 2007 take on John Carpenter's magnum opus Halloween. In the preroll, Troy highlights some reasonings behind his advertising choices and brings on another sponsor to really accentuate his love for promotion. Next, residential horror expert Heather Rigby and Troy talk all about this reboot/remake/resurgence of a ridiculously rambunctious rebel rouser who loves nothing more than ruining your Halloween night. We also talk about other good stuff like box office numbers, generated love for Pedro Pascal and Malcolm McDowell, and harp on horror hullabaloo. I’ll be honest, this episode is really good. But don’t tell anyone I told you that. These eyes do not see what you and I see. Behind these eyes one finds only blackness, the absence of light. These are the eyes of a podcaster! Don't forget to check out our sponsor https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible episode of ATGB! We are continuing our Halloween movie month with Gore Verbinski's scary good 2002 hit The Ring.In the preroll, Troy is met by a haunted spirit who only gives him 7 days to finish the sponsorship reading or he'll die on the operating table when he gets his Bronchoscopy. Next, Troy talks about and watches The Ring for the first time in 18 years! After getting over the first 15 minutes, we settle down and talk about the film's ominous atmosphere, Naomi Watt's dynamic performance, and finish the episode just as confused as we were when we first started. Also, if you don't listen to this episode in 7 days you won't die but you might feel really bad and that might be just as worse. Don't forget to check out our sponsor https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to another incredible episode of ATGB! We are kicking off our Halloween movie month with Nicolas Roeg's 1974 classic Don't Look Now. In the pre-roll, Troy struggles with words as identifiers and tries to correct this heinous crime against the English language by bringing home our sponsor. Next, Troy is joined by Zachary Ratchford to discuss this disorienting and haunting film about grief, loss, and paranoia. Topics discussed include the bridging of film as both entertainment and art, the film's most crucial scenes and motifs, and we round it all out with a box office game that is sure to make you think, "These people know nothing." Whether you question the reasonings behind why a frozen lake is flat if the Earth is round, or simply don't prescribe to believing in anything at all, you can be certain that on this episode nothing is what it seems. To check out Zach's films, you can visit his YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCygCvxO4H0RrmcXFogD6pAA/videos Don't forget to check out our sponsor: https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy and #oldtimers and welcome back to ATGB! This week we have a heavy hitter, because it's time to explore Soviet Cinema in the 50's with The Cranes Are Flying!In the preroll, Troy shares his love of fall cable television and makes sure to cover all foundations in the Chattanooga art scene by providing a joke to highlight and accentuate the Chattanooga Comedy Scene, all while giving our sponsor a glorious sendoff as we begin our filmic journey. Next, Troy flies high with The Cranes Are Flying. Topics explored include the new smash hit musical coming out *today* Dear Evan Hansen, an embellishment of Soviet Cinema love and history, and how the director utilizes both techniques of content and form to highlight this masterfully shot and edited film. Film starts at 9:24!If you are so inclined, here are some shots of the movie. I saw just one clip from the film myself and it made me want to watch it instantly. I hope it does the same for you <3https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V7NHxgpGMU&t=43sAs always, do not forget to check out our lovely sponsor https://www.scenictrend.com/

Ahoy hoy #oldtimers and welcome back to this week’s episode of ATGB! That's right, I'm thinking we're back! This week we wrestle this 1970 bear of a film entitled Hercules in New York! In the preroll, Troy give dubious advice on being prompt and doing things when they should be done the second you can get it done! Like listening to this episode!After that, Troy is joined by David Durant of Durant Cinema to talk about Hercules in New York. These two friends chitchat about physical media, the declination of the formidable action star, and all the hard work that goes into creating your own content. Later, Dave and Troy dive head first into Hercules in New York! We talk about Arnold’s first film and screen presence, yoke it up about the film‘s wild progression(s), and end it all with a passionate tip of the cap to the people who inspire us. It’s got friendship, it’s got Arnold, it’s got it all on this week’s episode of ATGB!To check out David's work, you can visit his YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJPbtx7w_gIXLMm1kL28cMgAs always, don't forget to check out all the incredible work going on at https://www.scenictrend.com/