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#15 - Don’t You Speak Wrongly About Fuzzbucket
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Jim and Patrick convene in the same room at the same time to talk about a wide spectrum of movie-related madness. Everything from Lynch to Lone Star is discussed. At some point, we may have started bad mouthing the work of Mick Garris, but we sincerely respect him as a human being. He seems like such a nice man. In fact, Patrick will defend Fuzzbucket to the death. Hence, the name of this episode. All hail Fuzzbucket.
According to wikipedia.com, Mick Garris may have written Hocus Pocus, but it’s okay, because he is responsible for Fuzzbucket. We also answer the very first listener submitted question and email, which you can send more of to: popcornsupperpod@gmail.com. Come justify our love, send us awesome topics like the one submitted by listener Valerie. Towards the end of the episode, we offer our takes on the best and worst of Stephen King adaptations!
Topics: Fuzzbucket, Stephen King adaptations, Tracks of the Damned returns soon (or even sooner for some), John Sayles’ Lone Star, I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives Inside The House, David Lynch, “relentless negativity,” Uncle Joe, Fuzzbucket, Fuzzbucket, Fuzzbucket.
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