In 2002, Joel Schumacher again tried something new and he helmed a Jerry Bruckheimer-produced action comedy starring Chris Rock and Anthony Hopkins.
A huge thank you to K O'Shea for joining us on this episode. Follow them on Bluesky, and check out Made of Fail.
This episode discusses Bad Company (2002). IMDb. Wikipedia.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
In 2000, Joel Schumacher wanted to try his hand at a new genre and style, directing the military training camp film Tigerland with gritty, hand-held 16mm, and introducing Colin Farrell to US viewers.
A huge thank you to Edwin Davies for joining us on this episode. Follow him on Bluesky, and check out his shows The File Room and Shot/Reverse Shot
This episode discusses Tigerland (2000). IMDb. Wikipedia.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
Among the late 90s projects that Joel Schumacher stepped down as a director on, Gossip was a thriller released in 2000 with Joel still involved as executive producer.
A huge thank you to Lore for joining us on this episode.
This episode discusses Gossip (2000). IMDb. Wikipedia.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
While St. Elmo's Fire was in post-production, Joel Schumacher and his co-writer Carl Kurlander were brought in to do uncredited script work on Happy New Year, a Peter Falk heist romance.
A huge thank you to K O'Shea and Lore for joining us on this episode. Follow K on Bluesky and check out Made of Fail.
This episode discusses Happy New Year (1987). IMDb. Wikipedia.
We also discuss the original French film, Happy New Year (1973). IMDb. Wikipedia.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
In the mid 80s, Joel Schumacher tried his hand at creating an action television series called Code Name: Foxfire.
A huge thank you to J.D. DeMotte for joining us again. Follow him on Bluesky, and check out his shows Comics Are Awesome! and From the Pages on YouTube.
This episode discusses Code Name: Foxfire (1985). IMDb. Wikipedia.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
After struggling to figure out an approach for a sequel to The Lost Boys, Joel Schumacher brought in screenwriter Eric Red to help him develop a prequel concept to explore how David and the Lost Boys first formed.
A huge thank you to J.D. DeMotte for joining us again. Follow him on Bluesky, and check out his shows Comics Are Awesome! and From the Pages on YouTube.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.
Before moving on to Flatlinters, Joel Schumacher and screenwriter Jeffrey Boam took the first stab at a sequel to The Lost Boys.
A huge thank you to J.D. DeMotte for joining us again. Follow him on Bluesky, and check out his shows Comics Are Awesome! and From the Pages on YouTube.
Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.