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You're not to old for this shit- the first installment in the action / comedy series Lethal Weapon. Starring Danny Glover as Sgt. Murtaugh and Mel Gibson as the "wildcard," Martin Riggs.  On the surface, this is a fast paced, action packed film that has some good laughs. But dig a little deeper and you'll find that there is a lot more than that going on. Written by Shane Black, Lethal Weapon covers a lot of topics that your average 1980's action movie wouldn't dare to touch. #lethalweapon #toooldforthisshit

This time, the guys go back to 1984 with James Cameron's classic, The Terminator. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger in the titular role, Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor and Michael Biehn as Kyle Reese. In a career defining role, Arnold plays The Terminator, back from 2029 to assassinate Sarah Connor, the mother of the future John Connor who will lead the Resistence. Kyle Reese is also sent back, but his role is to protect. A film with a simple-yet-complicated story, every minute is enjoyable and action packed. #terminator #illbeback #podcast

In this installment of Palaver, Tim and Ben talk about Stranger Things, the Netflix Summer 2016 hit show. They get into the basics of the story line, their favorite references in the series and how great the characters of Dustin and Sheriff Jim Hopper are.  There are definitely spoilers throughout, but the guys try to not give to much away. #strangerthings #demogorgon #podcast

This week, we're on Mars in the year 2040. A group of astronauts, led by Elias Koteas and Liev Schreiber, discover an organic compound on Mars. Upon further investigation, it's something much more dangerous than they thought possible. A good looking film that has some flaws and touches on a lot of things, but never truly embraces its identity.

Hello listeners! This week, Tim and Ben try something a little different. This is similar to a "what we've been watching" concept, a between main episodes conversation. We have some ideas on where to take this and how it will evolve. Let us know what you think! In this installment, the guys talk a little about what palaver means and what they've been watching lately.

This week, Tim and Ben join Detective Kujan in trying to figure out who really is Keyser Soze?  The Usual Suspects was a 1995 crime / drama thriller that leaves viewer hanging in suspense from start to finish. With one of the truly great twist endings, this film will keep you guessing what's around every corner, even after multiple viewings.Starring Kevin Spacey as Verbal Kint, Benicio del Toro as Fenster, Kevin Pollak as Hockney, Stephen Baldwin as McManus and Gabriel Byrne as Keaton. Tim has many apologies to Giancarlo Esposito for mispronouncing his name the whole way through this. Check us out on iTunes, Stitcher, Facebook and Twitter @whaflmcast and email us at whafilmcast@gmail.com #usualsuspects #itsatwist #podcast 

Join the guys as the hunt for Ray Browers body with Stand By Me in the 1986 adaptation of the Stephen King novella "The Body." Taking place in 1959, it follows four boys Gordie (Wil Wheaton), Chris (River Phoenix), Teddy (Corey Feldman) and Vern (Jerry O'Connell) as they go on an adventure to find the body of a missing 12 year old boy. The going isn't easy as they are being matched in their quest by the Cobras headed up by Ace (Keifer Sutherland). Listen here to find out what Tim and Ben think of this coming of age classic.

Hey everyone! WHA is on a break between seasons, but we wanted to use this opportunity to re-release our most popular episode from Season 1... with improvements. The audio has been cleaned up and it's a shinier, better polished release than before. The description from last time... Today, Tim and Ben talk about the 2012 Harmony Korine film Spring Breakers. Starring Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens in very non-Disney roles and James Franco as the rapper Alien, we find four college girls who are sick of the mundane trying to get to Spring Break, no matter what takes from violence to sex to prayer. Beautifully shot and very convoluted.

Join the guys as they try to thread their way through the maze that is Primer. Aaron (Shane Carruth) and Abe (David Sullivan), two inventors assisted by their friends, invent a way to travel time. Get rich quick schemes are the first idea, then Aaron decides to use it for more nefarious things and timelines converge... This one goes out by Request to John from Just Another Horror Podcast- thanks for the request!! *Warning* There is some static in the audio within the first 10 minutes, but it does go away. Sorry for the inconvenience! Check it out here or on iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Republic and Podcast Addict and look us up on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr at whafilmcast or email us at whafilmcast@gmail.com #primer #timetravel #aarontimeline2 #podcast

This time, the guys talk about their other favorite subject- hockey. 2011's GOON is the subject this time; a tale of a bouncer named Doug Glatt (Seann William Scott) who ends up a heavyweight hockey enforcer. As Doug learns the game, he also learns skating will be easy compared to facing the most renowned fighter in the game, Ross Rhea (Liev Schreiber). Based on the true story of former NHL player Doug Smith. Check it out here or on iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Republic and Podcast Addict and look us up on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr at whafilmcast or email us at whafilmcast@gmail.com #stanleycup #hockey #podcast 

Today, Ben and Tim get scary with the 1980 horror classic, Friday the 13th! Follow us as we join the new group of counselers at Camp Crystal Lake who don't know the horrors that await them in the iconic Sean S. Cunningham film. Cheap jump scars, a conversation with a dog, a good soundtrack and a hell of a plot twist... that most people already know about. Starring a relatively unknown Kevin Bacon, Betsy Palmer and Adrienne King. Oh yeah... your hosts also drank a bit to much before this one. Check it out here or on iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Republic and Podcast Addict and look us up on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr at whafilmcast or email us at whafilmcast@gmail.com #fridaythe13th #mrsvoorhees #podcast #scary

In this episode, our first request, Ben and Tim take a non linear journey through one of the most important independent films of all time, Pulp Fiction. Reservoir Dogs earned a lot of attention for Tarantino, but Pulp Fiction thrust into the limelight as the quality director that he is. Jules and Vincent work for Marsellus, the man that runs the town. They're sent on a mission to retrieve a case and things go a little wrong. Vincent is given a different kind of mission to take Marsellus' wife out for a night on the town. Things go really wrong. Butch is paid to throw a fight but throws the plan for a curve... And things go wrong... until Butch can turn the tide.  Weave your way through three story lines focusing on a group of characters anchored by an incredible cast that includes Jules (Samuel L Jackson), Vincent (John Travolta), Butch (Bruce Willis), Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman), Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), Lance (Eric Stoltz), Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) and Ringo (Tim Roth) among others.  Listen at the link below or find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Podcast Addict and Podcast Republic! #quentintarantino #podcast #pulpfiction #iTunes

"The closer you look, the darker it gets" was the tagline for Nightcrawler and it lets you in on a secret about the film- Louis Bloom and the news media are two things you don't want to look at closely. In this film, there is Louis Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal), a quite intelligent but untrustworthy person who is just trying to make a buck when he finds the perfect outlet for his dark tendencies. He brings on an assistant, Rick (Riz Ahmed) and cuts a deal with KWLA news producer Nina (Rene Russo) to supply her with news footage like she's never seen. Join Tim and Ben as they discuss Dan Gilroy's wonderful directorial debut and see a less talked about seedy underbelly of Los Angeles. 

"Diane, 11:30 a.m., April First. Listening to the Wet Hot American Filmcast episode of Twin Peaks..." Twin Peaks was a TV show that premiered in 1990 and got run of two seasons, with a new third season being launched in 2017. Part drama, part comedy, part sci fi, the show was hugely influential on other shows, especially The X Files. Come and join Tim and Ben (and their wives make an appearance) as we discuss the pilot episode of Twin Peaks. We talk about the episode, David Lynch, Enya and all points in between. #podcast #twinpeaks #dalecooper #thankbobitsfriday

Today, Tim and Ben talk about the 2012 Harmony Korine film Spring Breakers. Starring Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens in very non-Disney roles and James Franco as the rapper Alien, we find four college girls who are sick of the mundane trying to get to Spring Break, no matter what takes from violence to sex to prayer. Beautifully shot and very convoluted.

In this episode, Tim and Ben get together and talk about the 2011 Bobcat Goldthwait film God Bless America. This is a film about a man named Frank (Joel Murray) who has had enough of society being rude and obsessed with pop culture. He takes matters into his own hands with the help of Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr) as they go across the country on a blood and anger fueled road trip.

This is the second episode of Wet Hot American Filmcast. Here Tim and Ben talk about the 2011 film LOVE. Directed by William Eubank and on a budget of $500,000 dollars (funded by the and Angels and Airwaves) we get a wonderful film about time, love, isolation and brilliant use of limited budget and effects.

In the very first episode of Wet Hot American Filmcast, Tim and Ben talk about the 1994 classic The Crow. This is our inaugural episode in every sense of the word; first to be recorded and first to be released!