MPM: Ep. 379 - Drug Dealer For The People

The Craft | Ginger Snaps - Hey listeners! Thanks for tuning into episode 379 of Motion Picture Meltdown. As we continue MPM Women's History Month I choose a couple of horror films with women leads. We go back into the 90's and early 2000's and roast through The Craft and Ginger Snaps. You'll hear us talk about our least favorite 90's effects, rabbi werewolves, and messin with a coven of witch! Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 373 - With Prehistoric Power Comes Prehistoric Responsibility

Another Wolfcop | Velocipastor - Hello listeners! Thanks for tuning into episode 373 of Motion Picture Meltdown! Cheats McGee chooses the movies for us to watch this week, and we roast through a couple of strange transformation creature movies. We discuss Another Wolfcop and Velocipastor. In this episode, we come up with our own transformation movies, Cheats finally lets loose about Canada, and we we debate whether sometimes a little money can go a long way in low-budget films. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 367 - The PotatoBread Man

The Blair Witch Project | The Company of Wolves - Hello listeners! Welcome to episode 367 of Motion Picture Meltdown! We continue our spooky October picks with a couple of Phil's choices. This week, we roast through The Blair Witch Project from 1999 and 1984's lesser-known werewolf movie, The Company of Wolves. In this episode, we talk about our favorite spooky woods in movies, we give some respect for OG Blair Witch being a trailblazer, and we talk about want to snuggle all the good boi dogs. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 349 - The Pizza & Drugs Delivery Service

Shrooms (Revisit) | Slice - Hey everyone! Welcome to episode 349 of Motion Picture Meltdown! This week, Phil takes us on a ride in his time machine, and we re-visit the very first episode of MPM in 2009. He introduces a new segment called MPM Classics, where we re-roast movies from the first season, that can't be found anywhere online. This week, we go back and take another look at Shrooms, as well as the new 2018 flick, Slice! In this episode, you'll hear us talk about new segments we'd like to add to the show, we talk about the realism of pizza place jobs, and we all get to hear a 10 year-old Cheats screech. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 244 - Weredingos Ate Your Baby

Wolfen | Silver Bullet - Hey everyone! Welcome to another spooky episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! We're continuing along in our Halloween themed month and I've picked a couple of Werewolf movies for us to roast through. I hadn't seen either of these, and so I thought they'd be good picks. This week, we go through one of three main werewolf movies from 1981, Wolfen, as well as the 80's movie based on Stephen King's Cycle of the Werewolf, Silver Bullet. In this episode, we all decide on our favorite movie werewolves, we think we found the first movie with "creature vision", and we all discuss weremarsupials. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 168 - Quid Pro Dee

The Howling | Dog Soldiers - Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! This week, Dehart, Phil and myself are joined by Phil's brother and faithful fan and listener, Ed "The Bread" Collins in going through a couple of werewolf movies that we have wanted to cover for a long time! We roast through the 1981 Joe Dante film, The Howling as well as the lesser known film from 2002 lesser known Dog Soldiers. In this episode, you'll hear us decide what we'd do if our family/significant other became a werewolf, we talk about Dee Wallace having the monopoly on movies where you're trapped in a car by a canine, and Ed pushes up his glasses big time. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep.164 - ManBorg Wolfcop Played By BobCat Goldthwait

Manborg | Wolfcop - Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! This week Phil, Dehart and myself roast through a couple of smaller-budget independent films. Going into these with low expectation was a huge surprise as we all found two movies we thoroughly enjoyed! Make sure you go and check out @Wolfcop and @Manborg on Twitter and check both of these movies out! In this episode you'll hear us try and create movies by adding two random words together, we talk about the importance of the transformation scene in werewolf movies, and Phil tells us how prepared he'd be if he was a cyborg. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 126 - The Wes Craven Instruction Manual

Vampire In Brooklyn | Cursed - Hello everyone! Welcome to episode #126 of Motion Picture Meltdown! In this episode, Dehart, Phil, and myself venture back to talking about the horror director we love to hate, Wes Craven. We roast through two of his worst movies, in Vampire In Brooklyn as well as his werewolf movie, Cursed. This time, we talk about the rules of having a dick, whether Wes Craven belongs in the horror movie director elite, and talk about things that are just not allowed to get through editing. Enjoy!

MPM: Ep. 120 - Hungry Like The Wolf

The Wolfman (1941) | The Wolfman (2010) - Hello everyone! Welcome back to the Monster Month of May! We here at Motion Picture Meltdown have moved on from last week's Frankenstein episode, to roast through another classic monster movie and its remake. We go through the 1941 classic film, The Wolf Man as well as the 2010 remake The Wolfman. In this episode, you will hear us debate the many uses of Yak hair, argue the use of practical versus computer graphic gore, and talk about the editing of penises. Enjoy!

MPM S5E03: An American Werewolf in MPM

An American Werewolf in London | An American Werewolf in Paris - Hello everyone! Welcome again to another great episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! This episode, Mark, Philip, and myself jump back into the horror genre, and go over possibly the best werewolf movie of all time, An American Werewolf In London as well as possibly one of the worst in existence in the "sequel", An American Werewolf In Paris. Check it out, and you'll hear us talk about proper special effects etiquette in horror movies, why all werewolves have to sound like demon spawn, and why John Landis simply and utterly kicks ass. Enjoy!

MPM: S03/E03 - Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Teen Wolf?

Teen Wolf | Teen Wolf Too - Hello once again, and thank you for checking out the newest episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! This week, Mark and I take a trip back to the 80's and round out one of the best to worst ratio original and sequel movies out there. We hang out for a great time with Michael J. Fox in Teen Wolf, and stick around for a little too long while watching Jason Bateman embarrass himself and the entire franchise in Teen Wolf Too.