Listen Now

A journey into the life of a kid who's life is just like yours. Also a journey into Ryan's ramblings. Have fun with it. TheRealRyanBell

In their triumphant return, The Bougies talk about 2015's Ex Machina. They'll be back to their regular schedule in July starting on the 10th.

With Allison gone, we brought back Jered McCorkle to guest co-host. This time around they dive into 2014's "It Follows" directed by David Robert Mitchell. Jered is the host of a podcast that can be found on Podbean called "Circling The Drain." He also hosts a live stand-up show the first saturday of every month called "Fair Trade Comedy Showcase" at the Cafe Medici across from the University of Texas Campus in Austin. Follow Ryan on Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat through TheRealRyanBell and Jered on twitter @JeredMcCorkle.

Ryan and Allison give their whacky theories about this famously whacky movie. Even though it's been hugely popular for both casual and sadistically hardcore film fans, they still find plenty to say about it. Follow Ryan on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat. TheRealRyanBell Like the Bourgies At The Movies Facebook Page Also rate, review and download, kthanksbye.

Funniest Person In Austin 2016 Semi-Finalist Jered McCorkle joins BAM to talk about Richard Kelly's 1999 cult classic Donnie Darko. They talk about everything from the mortal coil we all bear to Smurfs. Music Credits go to The Killing Moon by Echo And The Bunnymen and Gary Jules cover of Mad World originally performed by Tears For Fears. Follow Ryan on Twitter, Insta, and Snapchat @TheRealRyanBell and Jered on Twitter @JeredMcCorkle and Instagram @JeredMcCorkle23.

Yeah? Yeah. Oh, yeah? Oh... Yeah. In this one we grind through Fargo. The 1996 Coen Brother's classic is held hostage by us and only kept warm by the gas oven of our briliance. As long as the movie doesn't make too much noise we promise not to bludgeon it to death. But the movie shouldn't have let us break in in the first place. The movie should have fostered a better relationship between us and her father-in-law. The movie shouldn't have sported a mullet. The movie probably has a lot of regrets. The movie... I'm losing this thread. This podcast is good. Have fun!

BONUS EPISODE!!! Co- Hosted by Austin comedian Justin Spector, this episode tackles Pixar's WALL-E (2008). No Allison for this one, but follow Justin @JSpectorComedy and see his stand-up showcase this coming Thursday 3/31/2016 at Speakeasy in downtown Austin.

Darren Aronofsky's 2009 Sexualized Drama Black Swan  is the focus this time. The dark conflicts, hallucinatory dreams, and hot girl on girl action are all covered. Fas of any of the above are certain to enjoy themselves.

The strangely pedophilic masterpiece from Sam Mendes is our newest undertaking. Roses abound in this episode about American Beauty (1999).

Wes Anderson's most Wes Anderson offering yet is explored in this week's BAM! Allison and Ryan dig sink their teeth into a droll yet dark comedy with The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014).

Funny people talk about artsy fartsy movies. Ryan and Allison are a married couple that hasn't gotten boring yet. They make dumb jokes about smart movies while also exploring the finer points of plot, theme, and structure.