Unofficial "Ty & That Guy" That Drinking Game: 1. Take a shot everytime Wes or Ty reference some 80's tv show 2. Take a shot with Wes's "COOOLD BLOODED!" moment 3. Take a shot everytime they forget the name of a member of the cast 4. Take a shot when they HATE (with love) some set, or CG effect 5. Take a SIP every time Ty says "Here's the thing..." (thx to Gastón Nasta for this one) 6. Take a shot everytime they disagree on some title in the patented Wes Chatham's "Best of" movie pool 7. Final shot: "Say bye, Ty" -"Bye Ty" Cheers, beratnas ;)
@@Zieg17 You are absolutely right! But that one I think is better limited to a sip, bc I don't want any of you beautiful people to suffer alcohol poisoning
OMG Holden's face when Amos asks "Have you ever talked to a pedophile". Literally the perfect response. And that conversation between Miller and Fred Johnson. "I take it you know where you want to go." "Eros." "What!?" Also the perfect response. Almost better than his response to Dresden getting shot in the face.
I thought it was the locker room as well. Because wasn't that just after their training exercise? I figured they were just getting back from that and taking off their gear (which also explains how the one dude managed to work up a sweat).
I only just learned that's supposed to be the gym yea. Watching it i was like "damn they even have gym equipment in their locker rooms, that's badass".
@@kleingrrmpf I did as well, and I thought they had a few pieces of equipment in there to do an individually tailored sort of cooldown to maximize physiological benefits of the exercise done elsewhere. Going to stick with that take. This is a classic creative situation where the person who knows what it's supposed to be can only see that it isn't that vs. seeing how it leads to an even better inference they couldn't possibly afford to show.
Your chat about Fred Johnson made me think of this quote - "Lie to a liar, for lies are his coin; steal from a thief, for that is easy; lay a trap for a trickster and catch him at the first attempt, but beware of an honest man." -LL
I'd forgotten about The Frighteners. Scared the crap out of me and at the time, it wasn't something I would expect from a Michael J Fox movie. A ghost reaching into someone's chest to stop their heart is a terrifying image that stayed with me even though I don't remember much else. 😂
Ty, Wrath of Khan was amazing but you are selling short how good First Contact was by telling Wes not to see anymore Star Trek. Captain Picard dealing with PTSD after being assimilation by the Borg was amazing to say the very least. The whole Moby-Dick analogy is beautifully done. Also Zefram Cochrane who had been viewed as this great Visionary is slightly selfish alcoholic.
I've finally started reading the books! Half way through the first one and loving it😁 a little different than the show of course but it feels great to get to the roots of this story
I love the idea that the Thoth mission was a one in a million chance, and Alex can run simulations all day and never succeed again, but he did it when it mattered.
Yes, the strange effects of reality, right? Alex ran that sim to eliminate his human factor, but of course could not calculate in the human factor of the opponent. Perhaps someone important on that ship got incapacitated or panicked and flinched or just had a headache and was too slow. Sometimes you're just lucky. -On another note, I always wondered what happened to that ship. It got damaged pretty badly, but as far we I know it didn't explode, so why didn't the Belters salvage it? I mean, they are known to fly much worse rust-buckets, so why not plug the holes in this high tech stealth ship and use it?-
@@VoodooMcVee Fred gave the location of a damaged stealth ship to Avasarala, I imagine it was that one, maybe it was too risky to hold on to it. If anyone knew they had one the belt would get blamed for everything.
Playing catch up on the podcast! Love, love LOVE Ty & That Guy! I guess this makes me listener 11! Anywho, from my first listen I couldn't believe how spot on the film conversations are because the films being discussed from Aliens to Die Hard to Heat, etc. are all films I am obsessed with and I have to leave a comment this time, because I am blown away at how you managed to bring up two of my all time favorites in the ghost film subgenre! Ty Franck, my man, kudos to you for both The Changeling and Ghost Story, two classic films that scared the s*** out me when I was a kid! Keep up the great work on the show guys!!!
Ty's definitely older than the Atwood novel! Handmaid's Tale was published in 85, and the first movie version came out in 90 (with Robert Duvall, Faye Dunaway, Aiden Quinn, and others)
Okay, personal favorite ghost movies for my husband and I we feel should have been listed. The main one that we were yelling at you to mention and were soooo disappointed you didn't was 13 Ghosts, both the original and the remake! I prefer the remake because they could do the effects right but the original was great for 1960. Also Devil's Backbone, The Grudge, Ghost Ship and, there could be a little taxonomy argument here, Candyman. Maybe not top 5 but, come on, Tony Todd. We kind of agree with Ty's argument about Ghostbusters not completely fitting the bill but not due to it being a comedy (sorry, Wes) and that The Others was meh. Loving the podcasts guys, keep 'em coming!
The Eros broadcasts were some of the creepiest shit The Expanse has ever brought to life. Good segue into ghost-flix! Your band name is the Digital Daisy Dukes. 😉
@50:06 Ty is talking about Alex being impacted by not being able to protect the people on both invasion pods. In the episode, when Naomi is asking whether Miller was on the pod that got destroyed, Alex is looking at the manifest of the lost pod, and while glad Miller isn't on it, he sees the face of a belter he had just recently helped and spoken with. That's the gut-punch that wrecks him for awhile.
32:13 honestly I liked the set. It's a home to someone who works on the docks. Probably not paid great. So it looks simple, Spartan (that's the right word, not elegant). And I like that there were just posters on the wall. He is a kid. Young. Presumably an orphan, at the least independent. Was first stealing water on Ceres. Then with his uncle who we learned didn't have enough to make it the long way. He doesn't have a lot of money. Some fancy 3D or VR thing, like what Wes is talking about, seems like it would cost more. I know books/paper cost a lot in universe but some paper alternative surely exists or poster-like object exists for this purpose exactly: to decorate the walls of low paid dockworkers.
I just saw Lake Mungo as you recommended Wes. That was quite the experience, I loved it. A lot of slow burn creepiness and confusion, a lot of low resolution footages, a few misdirections, some striking plot twists and a truly horrible fate.
I never felt like Miller killed Dresden solely for "revenge". Dresden already talked Fred Johnson and even Holden into looking past what he did, ready to make a deal that could eventually cost more lives and I was under the impression that Miller just couldn't let that slide.
@@sfisabbt Miller thought Dresden would persuade Fred and Holden to allow him to continue his experiments so that killing him would be only way to silence him and save them. Might have been paranoid thinking but it convinced me when I read the chapter.
I was just about to whip up a diatribe about Ghost Story with Alice Krige, I'm so glad you mentioned it. I saw that movie in the early 80s as a kid, and I always thought it was great. When Alice Krige was cast as the Borg Queen, I was quite psyched, because I remembered how much I loved her performance in Ghost Story.
This episode was awesome, dudes. Particularly liked the nuanced horror discussion at the end. Felt like it had more depth than the standard "here are some badass action movies from the 80s!"
For sure not gonna fit in Ty's definition of a ghost story, but I love Truly, Madly, Deeply. I mean - Alan Rickman. Also, I thought The Lovely Bones was brilliant
The general rule of thumb with TOS movies is watch the even ones and skip the odd ones. Personally I like parts of all of them. Three is decent. I appreciate the motion picture more as I've gotten older.
Star Trek 5 (the quest for god, as Ty put it 😂) is the worst, buuut that campfire scene between Kirk, Spock and Bones, is Trek movie greatness. Sometimes you have to take the bad with the good, right?
@@PluckySmurf The scene where Sybok confronts Kirk, Spock and McCoy about their innermost fears was great too. Not enough to save the movie, but I liked that bit and the downtime scenes at the start at least. And I liked that Shatner wanted to use the movie to talk about Televangelists in the first place.
I love your podcasts. A suggestion is to produce extra seasons/episodes or similar to the Star Gate: SGI episodes where the Director & DOP or Director & CGI Director would do VO for each episode to discribe the behind-the-scenes information.
The simple reason Diogo had pictures on his wall is that 3D-holograms cost money, and he doesn't have enough money for that stuff. He spends his money on other things :-)
Waiting to hear "The 6th Sense"..... There it is! Ooooh The Others. I'm with you on that Wes. Ugh... Fantastic to hear about someone's first time seeing Wrath of Khan in 2021! Yay! (I disagree that it's all that's worth watching though.) 👍
Has no one mentioned that ST II took a character from TOS (Khan) for the antagonist? I'm not sure if Wes ever heard/knew that Khan was marooned on that planet by Kirk in TOS.
On the discussion about Diogo's room and hi-tech set decorations, Wes' comments reminded me of two movies. Bladerunner 2049, where the main character has a holographic "girlfriend", and there are holographic personalized advertisements popping out of billboards; and Minority Report, where your identity is captured many times a day with cameras, allowing similar personalized ads, as well as intrusive police involvement. In the setting of a movie like that, those embellishments work well. But in a setting like Tyco Station, where Diogo has been for a very short time, it would be out of balance.
Lake Mungo is such a hidden gem. The credits weren't too unsettling as I was pretty observant during the movie. But even still it is such a great slow burn.
I'd love for you both to watch more asian horror films because your lists are so western ... Shutter (2004, Thai) is great, one of the best ghost movies
I accidentally watched the Thai version of Shutter ( because reasons ), and it was so much harder hitting than the US version. Definitely a good watch.
Ghost stories you missed. The Entity, very disturbing, Barbara Hershey. The Wraith, low budget but amazing scifi ghost remake of the Clint Eastwood classic, but with Extra Terrestrial mystery. What is left to the imagination to fill in is what makes it a great film, not scary at all but thought provoking. Prince of Darkness…that mirror image thing leaves an impression. Pet Semetary, arguably SK’s scariest or more disturbing film adaptation. Mama, surprisingly creepy for a modern era scary movie. Something about the opening montage was enough, the thought of children being raised in the woods by a ghost is so unnerving it has to be taken seriously.
Gentlemen. You delivered again. And yes, peaking with Midnights review of TWOK. And STV needs some love. Yes it’s a godawful Shatner ego trip. That’s why I love it now (hated it in 1990). Ps. I got creeped out at the Lake Mungo trailer. Thanks guys
Since they mentioned Alice Krige, Wes should check out First Contact. I mean , it has some horror elements with the Borg, and is generally the best Star Trek movie next to Wrath of Khan.
I'd like to second The Haunting (which Ty mentioned toward the end) but the 1963 version and also What Lies Beneath starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeifer which was a little creepy. Also Crimson Peak directed by the amazing Guillermo del Toro.
Food for Thought: Movie Genres: Is Star Wars a ci-fi or a western (or other)? Diogo's Posters: Think a futuristic version of rollable OLED TVs. The Shining: There wasn't enough time to build Jack Nicholson's character in the film, which is why he was a great choice for the character. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest did come out only 5 years before The Shining. Draper's Unit: That was a gym? I didn't notice. It didn't look like a gym (to me). Perhaps they are doing more with less in the limited space onboard a ship?
Lake Mungo has just been blu-rayed . I also love Ghost Story (1981) what a cast!. Ty I think you might enjoy A Ghost Story, don't worry about having to see too much of Casey Afflick *grin*
Has anyone seen "Ghost from the Machine", aka "Phasma Ex Machina"? It's kinda of like "Primer" meets "The Others". I thought it was a pretty good ghost movie. Apparently it has a non-indie remake called "Our House" that I need to go check out. Edit - never mind on "Our House" I've seen it and it wasn't great.
Most of the guys who leapt from Wall St. skyscrapers were, indeed, flat broke, but they jumped because they lost other people's money, like that of their family and all of their friends, all of whom had trusted them.
I have not seen "A Ghost Story" (2017) either. Mike and Jay from RedLetterMedia did a review and they absolutely loved it, calling it their favorite movie of 2017.
It's a general purpose nano technology. What was sent to Sol was programmed to build a ring-gate from whatever material it could find and call home. But what we see on Ilus was the same technology programmed for a different purpose. And later, we see it used in human-made ships after Cortazar spends a couple decades trying to reverse engineer the tech.
@@espalier Some of his early movies are bizarre yet great. Have you ever seen Meet the Feebles? I only saw it once but it left a hell of an impression.
I listen on the iOS podcast app but had to come here to 100% agree with Wes re: Diogo's dorm room. I've watched the series through twice and each time I come to that scene - or any scene set in Diogo's flat - I'm instantly distracted by the posters. Ty argues that sexy holograms would've been a distraction. My argument is the opposite. Paper cutouts from three hundred year old issues of Maxim are a far bigger distraction. They make me wonder if Diogo has unplumbed depths. Is he antiquarian who specializes in collecting ancient cheesecake posters?
Watching this in 2022 and the part about the countries that go at war with their neighbors because they are going to lose their advantage in future is really striking to me
Unofficial "Ty & That Guy" That Drinking Game:
1. Take a shot everytime Wes or Ty reference some 80's tv show
2. Take a shot with Wes's "COOOLD BLOODED!" moment
3. Take a shot everytime they forget the name of a member of the cast
4. Take a shot when they HATE (with love) some set, or CG effect
5. Take a SIP every time Ty says "Here's the thing..." (thx to Gastón Nasta for this one)
6. Take a shot everytime they disagree on some title in the patented Wes Chatham's "Best of" movie pool
7. Final shot: "Say bye, Ty" -"Bye Ty"
Cheers, beratnas ;)
Gotta love it when Wes says "cooold blooooded!"
you forget every time Ty says "here's the thing"
@@Zieg17 You are absolutely right! But that one I think is better limited to a sip, bc I don't want any of you beautiful people to suffer alcohol poisoning
When Wes enters a herpetarium at the zoo: They are COOOLD BLOOODED!
Yay, that's awesome game!
OMG Holden's face when Amos asks "Have you ever talked to a pedophile". Literally the perfect response.
And that conversation between Miller and Fred Johnson.
"I take it you know where you want to go."
"Eros."
"What!?"
Also the perfect response. Almost better than his response to Dresden getting shot in the face.
OMG the gym -- I totally thought it was the locker room when I watched that episode
(but yeah, most of the sets are excellent)
I thought it was the locker room as well. Because wasn't that just after their training exercise? I figured they were just getting back from that and taking off their gear (which also explains how the one dude managed to work up a sweat).
Me too.
I only just learned that's supposed to be the gym yea. Watching it i was like "damn they even have gym equipment in their locker rooms, that's badass".
Yeah, it's the locker room, right? Not a gym... No matter what is canon, to me this is a locker room ^^
@@kleingrrmpf I did as well, and I thought they had a few pieces of equipment in there to do an individually tailored sort of cooldown to maximize physiological benefits of the exercise done elsewhere. Going to stick with that take. This is a classic creative situation where the person who knows what it's supposed to be can only see that it isn't that vs. seeing how it leads to an even better inference they couldn't possibly afford to show.
Your chat about Fred Johnson made me think of this quote - "Lie to a liar, for lies are his coin; steal from a thief, for that is easy; lay a trap for a trickster and catch him at the first attempt, but beware of an honest man." -LL
Michael J Fox' "The Frighteners" was a fantastic ghost movie, w/ a bonus of a young Jake Busey :)
A great movie!
Nice, I haven't thought of that movie for such a long time.
Loved it! Great one from Peter Jackson. I'll always remember the little numbers in the forehead!
I jumped on here to say the same thing!. Frighteners is a great movie.
I'd forgotten about The Frighteners. Scared the crap out of me and at the time, it wasn't something I would expect from a Michael J Fox movie. A ghost reaching into someone's chest to stop their heart is a terrifying image that stayed with me even though I don't remember much else. 😂
1981 Ghost Story. Fantastic
Ty, Wrath of Khan was amazing but you are selling short how good First Contact was by telling Wes not to see anymore Star Trek. Captain Picard dealing with PTSD after being assimilation by the Borg was amazing to say the very least. The whole Moby-Dick analogy is beautifully done. Also Zefram Cochrane who had been viewed as this great Visionary is slightly selfish alcoholic.
it's kind of fucking ridiculous that he is telling him not to watch First Contact or The Undiscovered Country. Ty you're high man
I love the explanation about scify props and mood of a scene in the case of Diogo's room. LOVED IT !
Loved how passionate they were both about it. It times like that you can really tell that they're good friends.
I've finally started reading the books! Half way through the first one and loving it😁 a little different than the show of course but it feels great to get to the roots of this story
Be sure to mix in the novellas. Ty on Twitter the other day said to read the books/novellas in publishing date order.
Im at nemesis games. Will have to check out the novellas
It's always interesting listening to people who've seen a show or movie out of context (Wrath of Kahn)
Best podcast this side of Callisto.
I love the idea that the Thoth mission was a one in a million chance, and Alex can run simulations all day and never succeed again, but he did it when it mattered.
Yes, the strange effects of reality, right? Alex ran that sim to eliminate his human factor, but of course could not calculate in the human factor of the opponent. Perhaps someone important on that ship got incapacitated or panicked and flinched or just had a headache and was too slow. Sometimes you're just lucky.
-On another note, I always wondered what happened to that ship. It got damaged pretty badly, but as far we I know it didn't explode, so why didn't the Belters salvage it? I mean, they are known to fly much worse rust-buckets, so why not plug the holes in this high tech stealth ship and use it?-
@@VoodooMcVee Fred gave the location of a damaged stealth ship to Avasarala, I imagine it was that one, maybe it was too risky to hold on to it. If anyone knew they had one the belt would get blamed for everything.
@@simonemason2281 Yes, of course. You're right, I forgot about that.
Playing catch up on the podcast! Love, love LOVE Ty & That Guy! I guess this makes me listener 11! Anywho, from my first listen I couldn't believe how spot on the film conversations are because the films being discussed from Aliens to Die Hard to Heat, etc. are all films I am obsessed with and I have to leave a comment this time, because I am blown away at how you managed to bring up two of my all time favorites in the ghost film subgenre! Ty Franck, my man, kudos to you for both The Changeling and Ghost Story, two classic films that scared the s*** out me when I was a kid! Keep up the great work on the show guys!!!
Ty's definitely older than the Atwood novel! Handmaid's Tale was published in 85, and the first movie version came out in 90 (with Robert Duvall, Faye Dunaway, Aiden Quinn, and others)
Okay, personal favorite ghost movies for my husband and I we feel should have been listed. The main one that we were yelling at you to mention and were soooo disappointed you didn't was 13 Ghosts, both the original and the remake! I prefer the remake because they could do the effects right but the original was great for 1960.
Also Devil's Backbone, The Grudge, Ghost Ship and, there could be a little taxonomy argument here, Candyman. Maybe not top 5 but, come on, Tony Todd.
We kind of agree with Ty's argument about Ghostbusters not completely fitting the bill but not due to it being a comedy (sorry, Wes) and that The Others was meh.
Loving the podcasts guys, keep 'em coming!
Yes I definitely vote on 13 Ghosts!! and yes keep up this great POD cast!
Wes is gleefully hilarious and particularly on fire today! Love it 😂❤️
That's what I was thinking too. So fun!
🎶Coooold Bloooded🎶
(Wes needs that on a t-shirt)
The Eros broadcasts were some of the creepiest shit The Expanse has ever brought to life. Good segue into ghost-flix!
Your band name is the Digital Daisy Dukes. 😉
totally agree re the broadcasts, they were seriously creepy.
@@jeniallenby8389 I'm glad for Tys explanation on where they got the sound from, I had wondered about that before.
@50:06 Ty is talking about Alex being impacted by not being able to protect the people on both invasion pods. In the episode, when Naomi is asking whether Miller was on the pod that got destroyed, Alex is looking at the manifest of the lost pod, and while glad Miller isn't on it, he sees the face of a belter he had just recently helped and spoken with. That's the gut-punch that wrecks him for awhile.
32:13 honestly I liked the set. It's a home to someone who works on the docks. Probably not paid great. So it looks simple, Spartan (that's the right word, not elegant). And I like that there were just posters on the wall. He is a kid. Young. Presumably an orphan, at the least independent. Was first stealing water on Ceres. Then with his uncle who we learned didn't have enough to make it the long way. He doesn't have a lot of money. Some fancy 3D or VR thing, like what Wes is talking about, seems like it would cost more. I know books/paper cost a lot in universe but some paper alternative surely exists or poster-like object exists for this purpose exactly: to decorate the walls of low paid dockworkers.
I just saw Lake Mungo as you recommended Wes. That was quite the experience, I loved it. A lot of slow burn creepiness and confusion, a lot of low resolution footages, a few misdirections, some striking plot twists and a truly horrible fate.
"Shatner 'tried' to direct a Star Trek movie" ... I am dying laughing
He is still the greatest living Canadian in my book
It's unfair to put ALL the blame on Shatner, though. That's a bit like saying David Fincher is a shit director because of Alien 3.
I never felt like Miller killed Dresden solely for "revenge". Dresden already talked Fred Johnson and even Holden into looking past what he did, ready to make a deal that could eventually cost more lives and I was under the impression that Miller just couldn't let that slide.
I had the same impression : not for revenge, not for justice, just to stop it before it happens again.
@@sfisabbt
They gave the impression that the guy was basically Saruman from LOTR.
@@alanpennie8013 I don't really see the connection here. Could you expand on that?
@@sfisabbt
Miller thought Dresden would persuade Fred and Holden to allow him to continue his experiments so that killing him would be only way to silence him and save them.
Might have been paranoid thinking but it convinced me when I read the chapter.
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'We should re-hydrate...with beer.' And that was the moment I fell in love with Camina Drummer.
Greetings from germany.
Peace and love to all of you.
Cheers from Russia!
@@NickKharchenko great 😀
Do you watch the Expanse in English or is it dubbed or subtitles?
@@Paul-ew5st started with subtitles on to season 3 . But then my friends got on board so we watched the dubbed together threw :)
@@Paul-ew5st yes. And I even started to read in English. Finished all books and novels. Can't wait for the next one.
The posters seemed more like retro collector's items to me. Old school vibes
I saw them as belter poverty.
I'd glad they weren't more high tech, they'd just be distracting.
This weeks episode is a very good episode.
What's hilarious to me was i didn't know that was a gym. Looked like a break room with a couple workout items there 😂😂😂
What about Carnival of Souls ?
I was just about to whip up a diatribe about Ghost Story with Alice Krige, I'm so glad you mentioned it. I saw that movie in the early 80s as a kid, and I always thought it was great. When Alice Krige was cast as the Borg Queen, I was quite psyched, because I remembered how much I loved her performance in Ghost Story.
This episode was awesome, dudes. Particularly liked the nuanced horror discussion at the end. Felt like it had more depth than the standard "here are some badass action movies from the 80s!"
Great show guys. Cyprus (In Europe, not the states) salutes you!
That idea that we will wipe our selves out before we ever travel outside our solar system is a part of the great filter theory.
For sure not gonna fit in Ty's definition of a ghost story, but I love Truly, Madly, Deeply. I mean - Alan Rickman.
Also, I thought The Lovely Bones was brilliant
The general rule of thumb with TOS movies is watch the even ones and skip the odd ones. Personally I like parts of all of them. Three is decent. I appreciate the motion picture more as I've gotten older.
Star Trek 5 (the quest for god, as Ty put it 😂) is the worst, buuut that campfire scene between Kirk, Spock and Bones, is Trek movie greatness. Sometimes you have to take the bad with the good, right?
@@PluckySmurf The scene where Sybok confronts Kirk, Spock and McCoy about their innermost fears was great too. Not enough to save the movie, but I liked that bit and the downtime scenes at the start at least. And I liked that Shatner wanted to use the movie to talk about Televangelists in the first place.
Thanks guys!! I have more goos movies to watch!!!
I'm taking notes of all the movies you recomend to see them in the future
Someone needs to add that to their blog... A page fill of movie recommendations.
I've already watched a bunch of recommendations from past episodes.
I love your podcasts. A suggestion is to produce extra seasons/episodes or similar to the Star Gate: SGI episodes where the Director & DOP or Director & CGI Director would do VO for each episode to discribe the behind-the-scenes information.
The simple reason Diogo had pictures on his wall is that 3D-holograms cost money, and he doesn't have enough money for that stuff. He spends his money on other things :-)
Shudder is so great Ty! Stoked to hear you’re down with it. 👍🏻👍🏻
Waiting to hear "The 6th Sense"..... There it is! Ooooh The Others. I'm with you on that Wes.
Ugh... Fantastic to hear about someone's first time seeing Wrath of Khan in 2021! Yay!
(I disagree that it's all that's worth watching though.) 👍
I love listening to your debates. Spot on
love and peace
I think Star Trek: First Contact is worth watching.
Just for Alice Krieg's scenes alone.
Definitely. I actually liked the Undiscovered Country a lot. Some of it was definitely 80s cheese but that was quite a fitting closer.
A Ghost Story is worth a watch
Has no one mentioned that ST II took a character from TOS (Khan) for the antagonist? I'm not sure if Wes ever heard/knew that Khan was marooned on that planet by Kirk in TOS.
Ghost movies? You guys COMPLETELY for about 'Ghost' staring the late great Patrick Swayze. ;) ;)
Agreed. “Lake Mungo” is f**cking brilliant.
The Futurama Star Trek episode where Nimoy and Shatner talk about the Star Trek they directed was hilarious
Lmao midniiight we love it
Wes if you like Time Travel, watch some more Star Trek!
Also, totally agree about The Shining. It's masterful.
Wes should watch TOS, just for historical purposes.
TNG and then DS9
@@dragoninthewest1 DS9 .... so bloody good
My home COVID gym is better equipped than the Martian Marines workout area & I live in a 500 square foot apartment...😂
Man. Wes really wishes he got cast in Harry Potter, doesn't he? 😂
The Lookout is a fantastic film. Very underrated. Scott Frank was brilliant way back then. Good James Newton Howard score as well.
I saw a movie The Predator with Thomas Jane and he was amazing in it! I have never been a big ghost movie fan.
Ty is right about the ghost movies definition.
On the discussion about Diogo's room and hi-tech set decorations, Wes' comments reminded me of two movies. Bladerunner 2049, where the main character has a holographic "girlfriend", and there are holographic personalized advertisements popping out of billboards; and Minority Report, where your identity is captured many times a day with cameras, allowing similar personalized ads, as well as intrusive police involvement. In the setting of a movie like that, those embellishments work well. But in a setting like Tyco Station, where Diogo has been for a very short time, it would be out of balance.
That time already happy day's ☺️
Lake Mungo is such a hidden gem. The credits weren't too unsettling as I was pretty observant during the movie. But even still it is such a great slow burn.
@37:42 "People will take things that are not music, and mix them into musical tracks..." Pet Sounds, Brian Wilson's masterpiece.
I'd love for you both to watch more asian horror films because your lists are so western ... Shutter (2004, Thai) is great, one of the best ghost movies
I accidentally watched the Thai version of Shutter ( because reasons ), and it was so much harder hitting than the US version. Definitely a good watch.
Great list of ghost movies, but I gotta add Lady In White (1988)
Ghost stories you missed. The Entity, very disturbing, Barbara Hershey. The Wraith, low budget but amazing scifi ghost remake of the Clint Eastwood classic, but with Extra Terrestrial mystery. What is left to the imagination to fill in is what makes it a great film, not scary at all but thought provoking. Prince of Darkness…that mirror image thing leaves an impression. Pet Semetary, arguably SK’s scariest or more disturbing film adaptation. Mama, surprisingly creepy for a modern era scary movie. Something about the opening montage was enough, the thought of children being raised in the woods by a ghost is so unnerving it has to be taken seriously.
Solid reco on Lookout; JGL is such a talent. Nice to see the Kansas City setting, but looks it was actually filmed in Manitoba!
"Then you would be me."
Gentlemen. You delivered again. And yes, peaking with Midnights review of TWOK.
And STV needs some love. Yes it’s a godawful Shatner ego trip. That’s why I love it now (hated it in 1990).
Ps. I got creeped out at the Lake Mungo trailer. Thanks guys
Expanse series 😎😮💛🍑🌎👽
Ok, putting you on pause and going to watch Lake Mungo.
Since they mentioned Alice Krige, Wes should check out First Contact. I mean , it has some horror elements with the Borg, and is generally the best Star Trek movie next to Wrath of Khan.
I'd like to second The Haunting (which Ty mentioned toward the end) but the 1963 version and also What Lies Beneath starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeifer which was a little creepy. Also Crimson Peak directed by the amazing Guillermo del Toro.
Is it possible to extend the runtime, I wouldn't mind 2-3h per episode? Or you know what, make the editors life easier and just upload it uncut :-p
"Heart and Soul" with Robert Downey Jr. I really like that movie as young teen. I had a crush on Kyra Sedgwick lol
Yeah man..ghost story is fucking awesome..scared the shit out of me as a kid
Read Ghost Story by Peter Straub waaay back when he first wrote it and it scared the daylights out of me. Movie was just ok.
Picnic at Hanging Rock?
Food for Thought:
Movie Genres: Is Star Wars a ci-fi or a western (or other)?
Diogo's Posters: Think a futuristic version of rollable OLED TVs.
The Shining: There wasn't enough time to build Jack Nicholson's character in the film, which is why he was a great choice for the character. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest did come out only 5 years before The Shining.
Draper's Unit: That was a gym? I didn't notice. It didn't look like a gym (to me). Perhaps they are doing more with less in the limited space onboard a ship?
Cant find 'Lake Mungo' anywhere. 😭
Mark Hamill and That Guy 😆❤️
No ghost movie list is complete without The Devil's Backbone.
I came here to recommend it.
have not seen Dr Sleep, but i can agree Rebecca Ferguson is great in everything she does
No Sleepy Hollow???
Ghost with Patrick Swayze is the best ghost movie. 💅
Also, Wes, watch Measure of a Man in Star Trek TNG. You too Ty, 😶
Frighteners was such a surprisingly good movie
KHAAAAAAANNNN!!!!
Lake Mungo has just been blu-rayed . I also love Ghost Story (1981) what a cast!. Ty I think you might enjoy A Ghost Story, don't worry about having to see too much of Casey Afflick *grin*
Ready for my weekly Expanse injection
Weexpanse
get ready for the juice
Has anyone seen "Ghost from the Machine", aka "Phasma Ex Machina"? It's kinda of like "Primer" meets "The Others". I thought it was a pretty good ghost movie.
Apparently it has a non-indie remake called "Our House" that I need to go check out. Edit - never mind on "Our House" I've seen it and it wasn't great.
Also, speaking of time-lords, "Primer" is my favorite time travel movie. Hard indie sci-fi written and directed by a former engineer.
I liked the posters.
Any Scrooge story!!
Most of the guys who leapt from Wall St. skyscrapers were, indeed, flat broke, but they jumped because they lost other people's money, like that of their family and all of their friends, all of whom had trusted them.
TOS Star Trek is all about Kirk/Spock/McCoy's friendship to me :D
I have not seen "A Ghost Story" (2017) either. Mike and Jay from RedLetterMedia did a review and they absolutely loved it, calling it their favorite movie of 2017.
My life is not complete until Ty tells me what he thinks of Let The Right One In
Does the protomolecule only build gates?
It starts up machines too
It's a general purpose nano technology. What was sent to Sol was programmed to build a ring-gate from whatever material it could find and call home. But what we see on Ilus was the same technology programmed for a different purpose. And later, we see it used in human-made ships after Cortazar spends a couple decades trying to reverse engineer the tech.
What's the Rocinante gym look like? I can' remember ever seeing one but considering how built Amos and Holden look they must be doing something.
I was disappointed The Frighteners didn't get a mention.
ThAt is the movie that made P J
Good one
@@espalier Some of his early movies are bizarre yet great. Have you ever seen Meet the Feebles? I only saw it once but it left a hell of an impression.
I listen on the iOS podcast app but had to come here to 100% agree with Wes re: Diogo's dorm room. I've watched the series through twice and each time I come to that scene - or any scene set in Diogo's flat - I'm instantly distracted by the posters. Ty argues that sexy holograms would've been a distraction. My argument is the opposite. Paper cutouts from three hundred year old issues of Maxim are a far bigger distraction. They make me wonder if Diogo has unplumbed depths. Is he antiquarian who specializes in collecting ancient cheesecake posters?
Wes should watch some select episodes of Star TREK the original series. If he likes 80's cheese, he might get a kick out of 60's cheese.
I was literally watching Paradise Syndrome yesterday
“Kirok! I am with child!”
Pure Shatner excess.
Watching this in 2022 and the part about the countries that go at war with their neighbors because they are going to lose their advantage in future is really striking to me
concerning the gym and the suggestion of a firingrange: do Martian Marines even need a firing range to practice on, isnt that what UN Marines are for?