The Regular Exclusive Podcast

Swiss Army Man

In honor of Everything Everywhere All At Once continuing to kill it on the Oscars campaign trail, we wanted to go back to where it all started for Daniels: their 2016 film, Swiss Army Man (HBOMax).
This episode starts off with a quick chat about how this episode came to be (0:07), before we dive into the farting corpse movie that is Swiss Army Man (05:11).
Topics include: why this is Daniel Radcliffe’s best performance, the wonderfully weird vibe of a Daniels movie, and of course, all of the farts.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (1:03:12). 
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M3GAN

Surprise! Last week, we said we were doing an episode on M. Night Shyamalan, but as you’ve probably figured out by now, that didn’t happen.
We still love the guy, but in a twist worthy of one of his endings, M3GAN (2023) dropped on streaming out of nowhere and we never looked back.
This episode starts off with a quick chat about the shocks and snubs of the Oscar nominations (0:06), before getting into M3GAN (09:06).
We keep our conversation spoiler free since it’s still out in theaters, but be warned that we do get into spoiler territory eventually (18:37).
Topics include: why all parents should see this movie, our pitch for the sequel(s) and what would happen if M3GAN fought Gabriel. 
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (53:01). 
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The Menu

This week, we’re savoring all the different flavors of The Menu (HBOMax), a movie that actually lived up to the hype!  
We start off with a quick chat about the Golden Globes (0:06), which were a hot mess but still pretty entertaining overall. 
Then, we go course by course through The Menu (13:39), talking about our expectations, the cast and all the incredible food.
Topics include: Tyler stealing the show, who was originally supposed to play ‘the actor’, and why the ending was the perfect cherry on top.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (1:14:35). 
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Top Guns

We feel the need… the need for speed. This week, we’re going mach 10 with a double feature of Top Gun + Top Gun: Maverick (streaming on Paramount+). 
This episode kicks off with a quick chat about some newly dropped trailers (0:07), including Renfield + Evil Dead Rise. 
Then, we chat about the legacy of the original Top Gun (5:40), before getting into Top Gun: Maverick (22:18), which might be one of the best “requels” ever made. 
Topics include: Tom Cruise’s villain origin story, the ‘billion dollar’ movie club, and our very different takes on the romantic storylines of these movies.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (1:01:05). 
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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

We are back with our first episode of the new year, kicking things off with a flourish: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (Netflix). 
This episode starts with a quick chat about our most anticipated movies releasing this year (0:07). 2022 was a strong year for movies in general, but 2023 has some very promising releases.
Then, we briefly discuss the first Benoit Blanc mystery, Knives Out (10:11). After that, we peel back the layers on Glass Onion (32:22), and fully inbreathiate this moment together. We talk spoilers for both movies, so be warned! 
Topics include: Miles Bron comparisons, the stand-outs from each cast, and our crazy theory about Derol.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:19:40). 
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Office Christmas Party + Krampus

It’s officially the f***king holidays, so we’re back with a merry little double feature: Office Christmas Party (2016) + Krampus (2015).
We start things off by talking about the horror movie hidden inside Adult Swim’s Yule Log, aka: The Fireplace (0:09). It’s streaming on HBOMax + Hulu right now, so do yourself a favor and check that shit out! 
Then, we get into Office Christmas Party (15:56), which technically isn’t so much of a Christmas movie, but it’s a great time regardless. After that, we discuss Krampus (47:55), which surprisingly has a ton of Christmas spirit. 
We tease our next episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:24:41). 
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Everything Everywhere All At Once

This week, we’re talking about a movie we've been waiting for way too long: Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)! It's finally streaming on Showtime so we couldn’t wait to dive into why this movie deserves ALL of the awards.
We start off the episode with a sidetrack into the recent news that Mike Flanagan is making a Dark Tower adaptation (0:08), before hopping the multiverse to talk about Daniels and this little indie film that could (5:53). 
Topics include: the insanely amazing cast, all the weird things they use as jumping pads, and why this movie has a lot in common with ADHD.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (01:24:15). 
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Don’t Look Up

This week, we’re talking about Adam McKay’s hilarious but powerful comedy about the end of the world: Don’t Look Up (Netflix). This movie was pretty divisive, but we think it deserves more credit than it’s been given, so naturally we’re here to defend it. 
We start off the episode by talking about a couple of things that happened last week (0:08), including the Cocaine Bear trailer and Mike Flanagan ditching Netflix for Amazon. 
Then, we get into our discussion of Don’t Look Up (7:12), where we break down all the things this movie is doing as well as the insane amount of talent in every scene.
Topics include: what made us laugh, cry + stop to think, this might be Jonah Hill’s best performance, and if this movie will prove to be more accurate with every passing year.
We tease next week’s episode at the end if you listen to those things (56:16).
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