We are so back. This week we return with an episode on Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning and James Gunn's Superman. We also are talking about movie franchises, sequels, remakes, and others of the like. The Video Age is back and we're talking about movies.    What's your favorite movie franchise?   www.thevideoage.com  

This week we've got the only musical directed Brian De Palma with music by Paul Williams, it's Phantom of the Paradise. This is our second entry in our Mayusical series and it's a great flick, De Palma is the great American Giallo director. The musical is a send up of Faust and Dorian Gray and features great performances from a stellar cast, with music composed by Paul Williams before any "Rainbow Connections" ever happened.   Join Our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com  

This week we're kicking off our Mayusicals themed month with The Music Man, 1962, with Robert Preston. This movie is about a fast talking con-man who is selling bands, to mid-western rural towns, and it's a musical. How could it be bad? It couldn't, because it's great. Watch it, or don't just listen to the episode. This is one of my favorites so join the fun.   Join our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com    

To end our April Showers Give Me Dreams For Hours series we've got, Singin' In The Rain. This is an all time classic musical, and one of my favorite films of all time. I've also got one of my favorite guest of all time, my brother, Josh back to talk about this one. We go on for awhile about the movie and you can hear what we say when you listen to this episode.   Join our Patreon for bonus content and early access to episodes. www.thevideoage.com  

This week the sleeper must awaken, this is the fourth episode in our April Showers Give Me Dreams For Hours series. The movie we have is Dune, 1984, directed by David Lynch and we have a guest to talk about it with, my brother Josh. We unfortunately lost David Lynch this year, and covering his lowest rated movie of all time might seem disrespectful, but I assure you it isn't. This is not one of his best films, but it is the first one I saw. I find it beautiful for it's efforts to capture one of my favorite sweeping sci-fi epics in an ambitious constricted two hour format. The artist's vision being corrupted and compressed by the studio until it ultimately ends up falling short of what he wanted and what anyone really wanted. This film nearly broke him, but through this crucible he was able to bring us things like Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and eventually Twin Peaks: The Return. Enjoy this movie, and do not fear not liking it because... I must not fear.Fear is the mind-killer.Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.I will face my fear.I will permit it to pass over me and through me.And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.   Get early access to upcoming episodes and extra episodes by joining our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com  

This week we have a movie that I love and seems somewhat forgotten, Ladyhawke, 1985 directed by Richard Donner. This is a beautiful love story that is also a fantasy adventure, with Ferris Bueller, I was bound to love it. This is our third episode of the April Showers Bring Me Dreams For Hours series, and next week we've got Dune, 1984. Get early access to the next episode on our Patreon...   www.thevideoage.com    

The second title in our April Showers Bring Me Dreams For Hours series is every dad's favorite neo-noir stoner comedy from the late 90s, The Big Lebowski. Directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, this movie covers all the angles of a classic detective movie while being hilarious and unexpected. So do a J and relax while I unwind this movie for you.   Join our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com

Welcome to April, and our series, April Showers Bring Me Dreams For Hours. This is our series of dreamy strange wonderful movies, and our first one is Brazil, 1985, directed by Terry Gilliam. This black comedy about a dystopian future where people are stolen from their homes to be questioned by faceless government entities who aren't directly responsible for anything in their incompetent totalitarian bureaucracy. Something that seemed distinctly far off from any future we would see... anyway, there are some great visuals in this movie and it is a blast to watch and I love it. I just want to say that this dreamy, dreary, beautiful movie is something to really behold, so find it and watch it. Then prepare for next weeks episode, The Big Lebowski. Join our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com  

This week we have our last in our Spring Cult Fling, Rosemary's Baby. This one is a classic and that Pixie cut is to die for. This one is a classic, get ready for next month.   Join our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com Get early access and extra episodes over there.

This week is the third of our Spring Cult Fling series, The Wicker Man, 1973. No, it isn't that one with Nicolas Cage. This week we've got Mary, from the Video Booze Podcast, and we are talking about this classic. That I'd never seen before, I've only seen the bad one. Join Our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com Join the Video Booze Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/videobooze

This week we've got our second movie in the Spring Cult Fling, Mandy from 2018. We also have a guest, Greg, from The Johnny and The Greg Podcast with us today. We are going to talk about this movie and so much more this week.   Find Greg's podcast at: https://www.johnnyandthegreg.com/   Join our Patreon: www.thevideoage.com  

I've found another preview tape that has a few trailers on it and as it so happens I've seen all of these movies. Amazing. The titles include and are limited to exactly these movies: Nosferatu(2025), Sonic The Hedgehog 3, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, and Captain America: Brave New World. Enjoy this little preview tape.

We're kicking off our Spring Cult Fling with an instant folk cult classic, Midsommar. This film directed by Ari Aster is a great way to fling ourselves into the depths of the craziness for our spring romp. Get ready, it's going to be a glorious March.

We're rounding out our Love is an Adventure series with 2005's Mr. & Mrs. Smith. You'll love it and you'll also love our upcoming Spring Cult Fling for March.   Join our Patreon for extra episodes and early access to the next episodes. www.thevideoage.com  

The third episode in the Love is an Adventure series is, The Princess Bride. This is a favorite, and a classic so you'd better be ready for a long walk through this movie.   Join our Patreon to get early access to episodes and extra content. www.thevideoage.com  

This week we are with our friends Video Booze, Chuck and Mary, and we are talking about some of our favorite shows. This is also one of the first episodes ever recorded, from one billion years ago. Retroactively this is now the first, The Video Age Special Feature Xtreme, TVA SFX, episode where we feature something special and talk about it.   Join our Patreon to get extra content, and early access to episodes. www.thevideoage.com  

This week we explore another title in the Love is an Adventure series, Romancing The Stone, 1984. Get ready to dive head first into adventure with this classic title.   Join our Patreon to get extra content, and early access to episodes. www.thevideoage.com  

Several movies were watched and briefly talked about in an informative type of fashion. This is from 2024 so they are not as new as they were when this was recorded. Oh well, this is a little format of episode we'll be doing in the future. Several movies, broken down, trailers played and opinions given, also remember to rewind it when done. Join our Patreon to get extra content, and early access to episodes. www.thevideoage.com

This is the first episode of, Love is an Adventure, a movies series on The Video Age. This week Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1981, the first Indiana Jones movie. We are going over some of my favorite action adventure movies for February, because love is an adventure. Join the Patreon for more content and early access to episodes www.thevideoage.com

Much like a comic-book this is a our episode/issue zero, which will explain nearly everything about the show. We will explore a sample movie Robot Jox, 1989, and establish bits and segments that are great, and will last forever... or were dropped when I started recording again. Storylines in the zero issue of a comic often don't make it to the full run of the comic. Such is the fate of some bits. Enjoy episode zero which includes stuff just for people who listen to it, it also includes a lie about an upcoming episode which is a Patreon exclusive, The Hobbit(1977) which was recorded and moved to the Patreon because things changed, join at www.thevideoage.com