Netflix Book Club

Netflix Book Club No. 85 presents The Endless! Ever feel stuck in a time loop? Ever miss the UFO death cult your brother made you leave back in the day? How do you feel about California communes? Stephen and Dennis dive deep into the great grand old question: is life worth living (answer: we guess so)? Check out the episode, subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts, throw us a (good) review!

Personal pet peeve: people who purport modern horror to be passé. To them we present Netflix Book Club No. 84, The Perfection with none other than modern horror story herself, Lori Palminteri! Be sure to check out her own horror movie themed show Scary Monsters anywhere you get your podcasts. This is a fun one about a movie that draws upon INTERNATIONAL horror (how about them passion fruits?) Throw us a review on iTunes, hit us up on the Facebook page.. Get talking in general. #NetflixBookClub

Did you like Captain Marvel? Did you hate Captain Marvel? Regardless of how you answered you are a prime candidate for Netflix Book Club No. 82, Unicorn Store! Comedian Mike Toohey sat down with us and we compared notes on this whimsical move back home story (stop making these movies). Cheese Larson. Sammy Jackson. Horses with horns. Rate review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Netflix Book Club 82 is a very special episode. American Hangman was the movie and it made for one of those odd episodes where you don't even need to have seen the movie to enjoy talking about it. So we had someone on who didn't watch the movie. Trust me, it worked. Big ups to @rachel for pulling back the veil some on the justice system, and for reigning in her hubby Stephen. Rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

I NEVER NARCED ON NOBODY! Netflix Book Club No. 81 is The Fast and The Furious! Comedian and tough guy afficionado Nick Tilleli took time out of his busy schedule to drop in and talk one of the more quotable movies we've ever done (he lives his life a quarter mile at a time). Rate, review, and subscribe anywhere you get podcasts. I'll die before I go back.

You've seen I Am Legend (RIP doggo) but let's not talk about that. Netflix Book Club episode 80 is I Am Mother! We talk about hiding drugs and alcohol from your parents (looking at you Stephen) and getting the full omniscient Mom treatment as a grown adult. Throw us a good rating, a glowing review, and subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts!

Big Foot. The Loch Ness Monster. Netflix Book Club. Some things are just extraordinary. Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers is episode number 79! Stephen and Dennis sit down with comedian and producer Mike Calcagno to talk about Lazar's wild story presented through this eerie doc. Have you ever been presented with the highly unlikely but never impossible? Give a listen, rate/review/subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Join the discussion!

NETFLIX. BOOK. CLUB. It's simple, unlike Adam Sandler's newest record breaking Netflix original Murder Mystery. It's episode 78! Stephen and Dennis sit down to talk about the ins and outs of this genre spoofing, internationally set whodunnit. Will the Sand-Man's train ever slow? Does he owe us anything? Has his standup special spiked his career back into the hearts of millions? Only one way to find out. Click the link, throw us a five star rating, but above all, join the conversation!

The Netflix Book Club train keeps a-rollin' this week with episode 77, Always Be My Maybe! Brooklyn comedian Marcus Cardona sits in with us to draw comparisons to Asian American-isms, discuss rom-com tropes and vouch for Dennis as a non-racist. Subscribe to us anywhere you get your podcasts and be sure to like the Facebook page to join in on the movie talk.

Time may have passed but some things never change! Netflix Book Club returns after a brief hiatus with episode number 76! We're kicking it off big and talking Stranger Things season three with comedian and podcaster Neil Rubenstein! We discuss where the racial tension has been hiding in Hawkins, dirty dirty Karen Wheeler, and Neil shows off his vast knowledge of American small towns. Rate, review and subscribe to us on iTunes and hit us up on the Facebook page with your thoughts on season three!

Episode 75 is Heavyweights, a Disney (whaaaat) film from the 90's that rings close to our hearts. Big thanks to Nigel Fullerton (@NigelFullerton) for coming on and talking about growing up a big boy. This is also maybe my favorite Ben Stiller performance. You know this movie. Listen to two fat funny dudes and one soon to be fat funny dude talk about it.

Episode 74 is Frances Ha, brought in part to you by stand up comedian Tim Barnes (@TimBarnes451)! Are you a struggling young person? Do you dance in the streets? Do you have no boundaries with strangers? If so, you just may consider this movie to be, ahem, "relatable". Click the play button! Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher! Like the Facebook Page!

2017! New year, new episodes! Netflix Book Club No. 73 has us watching Brazilian super sequel Elite Squad: The Enemy Within. We've got comedian and fellow podcaster Darin Patterson (@DarinCredible) to thank for bringing us into the corrupt world of Brazil's Police. Check out the episode, rate and review on iTunes, like the Facebook page!

Netflix Book Club No. 72 is brought to you by comedian/writer Lori Palminteri! Lori has a knack for loving weird, slightly off the beaten path movies and was quick to pick Boy for us this week. This is a movie set and filmed in New Zealand, and if you know any New Zealanders, ASK EM BOUT DIS MOVIE. They probably love it, the weirdos. Anyway this movie is about a boy left alone with no parental supervision, until his deadbeat dad shows up only to make matters worse, although more entertaining. Check out the episode! Like the Facebook Page! Tell your friends! Thanks for tuning in!

Happy Halloween from Netflix Book Club! Episode 71 is the 80's horror classic Hellraiser. Stephen and I had never seen it before, and our guest Brian Hogan (Comedy Sucks! Podcast) brought it to us. We have become explorers of the furthest regions of carnal knowledge (or some horse shit like that). Don't be a Pinhead, (Jesus wept) share the episode with your friends! Hit us up on the Facebook page!

Netflix Book Club presents episode 70, Deliverance! This week Stephen and I are joined by friend of the podcast Malcolm Sturdevant. Deliverance is that movie with the dueling banjo scene, and Burt Reynolds, and canoeing, and really nothing else. I had never seen it, and I'm happy I got it out of the way. Hopefully my life isn't ruined from here on out. Anyway, I (Dennis Rooney) am back from tour and hopefully will continue to churn these out about twice a month. Tell your friends! Subscribe on iTunes! Like the Facebook page! We big business over here!

Netflix Book Club Episode 69 comin atcha! We watched a recent indie - thriller of the trapped in a house/keep you guessing variety called The Invitation. Directed by Karyn Kusama and starring a bunch of people you've seen in things before, The Invitation made for a pretty interesting conversation. If you enjoyed They Look Like People I would suggest giving this a shot. Alright I'm in the midst of a tour and have been sitting in a coffee shop for too long getting this up so enjoy! Follow us on Twitter, like the Facebook Page, yada yada yada. NEXT WEEK - WE TALK DELIVERANCE.

Episode 68 is brought to you by Carl, and Rachele O'Hare, Stephen, and Me. It's an intergalactic lovefest over here! We watched Contact, a movie I'd never seen. It's one of those "big" movies with "ideas" and "ambition", both to it's credit and it's fault. But maybe not, the hell do I know? Listen to us rap about this movie, it's a good episode with lots of laughs and more importantly...dynamic movie discussion. Subscribe on iTunes, reach out with suggestions and comments!

Hey guys, Dennis Rooney here. Thank you for checking out Netflix Book Club, where every once in a red mariner's moon I get to watch a movie OF MY OWN CHOOSING. AND IT'S THIS WEEK BABY. EPISODE 67 AS CHOSEN BY ME IS they look like people (They Look Like People). Stand up comics and good friends Dan Barry and John Ziegler weigh in on this strange first effort from writer/director Perry Blackshear. How to describe this film? "The Thriller bordering on Horror equivalent to Primer" is a thought I just had that I feel is very accurate towards describing this film. It's low budget, you've never seen any of these actors in anything else. And it's good (OK that's up for discussion, listen to the podcast). It's the cool little movie you've never heard of and never would have seen if not for this service/app that you pay, what, nine bucks a month for? Give this film a shot at least. They don't make a lot of movies like this. And please support this podcast! Share, like the Facebook page, subscribe on the ol

Episode 66 again proves we are a cultured and intellectual podcast, it's Y Tu Mama Tambien! The diplomatic and well spoken Lauren Grudzien sat with us and talked the finer points of seeing such a sex-laden film in your teens as opposed to a wee bit later in life. Morality, lust and more are discussed in the arena of Alfonso Cuaron's international hit film on this episode, and if you have something to opine yourself, please share it with us! Reach out @flixbookclub on Twitter, or head on over to the Facebook page and throw us a like. Tune in next week for more movie discussion limited to the Netflix instant selection! We are a cheap bastard crowd, are we not!?