Can we just get to january?
Batman is Christmas
The holidays are nothing if not being with the ones you love. Sometime it's against your will. Other times scissors are involved. Enjoy.
Welcome to the holiday season. Sure it officially kicked off a week ago, but who's keeping track? This week we explore holiday-adjacent movies. They're quite good. Trust us.
This week is all about the anime that shaped Western views of the genre's capabilities. These films are rich in innovation, imagination, and romance. Make sure you leave your expectations at the door.
Do you remember having feelings? Junior didn't until he watched these movies. Tune in and discover what it's like to love.
Anime continued. Enough said.
This month we are looking at anime. Let's sit back, put some anime on, and enjoy the weather. Kicking the month off, we are exploring the Rebuild of Evangelion movies.
We end the season with vampires. They are the sexiest bloodsuckers around. Whether you long to be young forever or want to hunt the undead tune in this week to get your fill!
Do you ever get the Sunday scaries? That fateful dread that pulls at the back of your mind. It pushes anxiety up to level 9 and foodies become best friends. Then you overeat and it's a vicious cycle that hopefully doesn't devolve into full-blown depression. This is what these movies are—the Sunday scaries.
Do you have a wolf inside you? If so, stay away from us. We don't want any of that werewolf ish.
This is Halloweenie, black and white, inexplicable purplish pinky. Aren’t you scared? Well just wait until you try the alpaca meat next year. It’s the most wonderful time of the year and the MAMFAW bros are kicking it off this week with some cosmic horror goodies. Tune in with a nice glass of murky or salt water, we won’t judge.
Long days and pleasant nights MAMFAWKERs. This week we take a spin on the wheel of ka, embarking on levels of the Dark Tower that might not be obvious to those of us residing on keystone earth. So try not to indulge in too much of the Devil's grass before tuning in, you'll need your wits about you.
This week, try to guess which of the boys has been transported into the others body while they discuss Face Off and Freaky Friday. They tried to do it via fortune cookie magic, but they couldn't even do that right and ended up at an Olive Garden instead. PSA: Breadsticks do NOT have Italian wisdom hidden inside of them.
A possessed doll chasing you with a baby knife. A pair of twins ripped apart at birth and each raised by half of what was once a pair of absolute narcissistic weirdos. Which of these is the horror film? Just like with childhood, there are parts that we might look back at fondly and there are parts that we look back at and realize were absolutely not normal and bonkers. Enjoy this week’s episode, featuring a special (fan favorite) guest.
This week the boys take a look at two movies based on video games: Monster Hunter and Resident Evil
Listen to a trio of beta units discuss Tron and The Last Starfighter on this week's episode of the critically acclaimed MAMFAW Podcast. All that is visible must grow beyond itself, and extend into the realm of the invisible. That's why everyone inevitably ends up here, as a sound traveling through space and time into your head, isn't it?
They always told us that TV and video games were bad for us. Well, look at us now Mom. Sixty-something episodes deep into a podcast we generate no income from. So enjoy this conversation about Videodrome and The Lawnmower Man, done purely for the sake of brotherhood and cinema.
It's 'a me, Mario! No...it's 'a ME Mario! It's 'a both Mario's? Junior and Josh nerd out about both the 1993 and 2023 Mario movies in today's episode. Zach was not allowed to participate because everyone knows that there are only two Mario Bros. Duh
You know I'm fine, but I hear those voices at night sometimes. They justify my claim. The government might have just justified your claims as well, The Killers. This week, the boys dive into the first documentaries to be featured on the podcast: "Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers" and "Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind". They both have the same exact low Rotten Tomatoes score of 17%, which seems like a very specific number. Too specific to be a coincidence...
