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Episode 13 - Small Heroes, Big Voices
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It’s that time of the week again; another dose of podcast is coming your way. Join hosts Taylor Devorsky and Jonathan Romo as they discuss LEGOS, Oscar-caliber cinematography, and everyone’s favorite mumblecore director J-Swan. Then in the second half of the show, they discuss Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy, as one host’s childhood love stands the test of time and another bashes that love to the ground. [Note: Explicit language]. This episode is arriving later than usual, but for good reason! This is the first episode that will premiere on iTunes. If you are new to the show you can always listen to earlier episodes, as the second half of the show isn’t steeped in a specific point in time, but you can now subscribe to the show through your podcast app for easier listening. We’ve also switched hosts, so if you have the Soundcloud app you should also be able to listen there as well. Just search “Official GotchaMovies Podcast” in iTunes or “GotchaMovies Podcast” in Soundcloud, and we should show up, or just click the attached hyperlinks. Rate and review the show on iTunes, or leave a comment below and let us know what you do and don’t like about the show. It can only get better with your help. Be sure to check out Martin McDonagh’s In Bruges in preparation for next week’s show!
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