Schumacast, Episode 14: Now We're Cookin' (1983)

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Swinging back to the 80s, we dug up a rarity where Joel Schumacher tried his hands at writing and producing a prime-time sitcom.


A huge thank you to Cat for joining us on this one. Follow her on Twitter.

This episode discusses Now We're Cookin' (1983). IMDb. (IMDb page created by Noel!)

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Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.

Schumacast Presents! BarBROians, Episode 5: Extra Reps & Final Thoughts

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Part 5 of a 5-part mini-series hosted by J.D. DeMotte and Noel Thingvall. We've reached the end, where we sift through the remaining odds and ends of the entertainment career of the Barbarian Brothers, and get philosophical about where they went and what we've learned from this exploration of their work.


Our theme is "Stars" by Jak Locke, and is used with permission.

The song at the end is an excerpt from "Brothers Forever", written by Paul Sabu, David Paul, and Peter Paul, performed and produced by Paul Sabu.

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Schumacast Presents! BarBROians, Episode 4: Twin Sitters (1994)

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Part 4 of a 5-part mini-series hosted by J.D. DeMotte and Noel Thingvall. We're again joined by Evie of I Hate/Love Remakes to discuss the final (released!) film starring the Barbarian Brothers, where these twins are hired to babysite much smaller twins, and have to team up with twins and more twins to save the day before getting a meal from triplets.


This episode discusses Twin Sitters (1994) IMDb. Wikipedia.


Our theme is "Stars" by Jak Locke, and is used with permission.

Some bonus extras!

Schumacast Presents! BarBROians, Episode 3: Double Trouble (1992)

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Part 3 of a 5-part mini-series hosted by J.D. DeMotte and Noel Thingvall. We're joined by Evie of I Hate/Love Remakes to discuss the Barbarian Brothers' kinda sorta attempt at a gritty action movie which marked the screenwriting debut of the dude who went on to make Equilibrium, before becoming a quasi comedy under the direction of Jambi the Genie.


This episode discusses Double Trouble (1992) IMDb. Wikipedia.


Our theme is "Stars" by Jak Locke, and is used with permission.

Schumacast Presents! BarBROians, Episode 2: Think Big (1989)

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Part 2 of a 5-part mini-series hosted by J.D. DeMotte and Noel Thingvall. The Barbarian Brothers are back with this trucker "family" adventure, which also marked the debut of director John Turteltaub, who'd go on to do Cool Runnings, While You Were Sleeping, and the National Treasure films.


This episode discusses Think Big (1989) IMDb. Wikipedia.


Our theme is "Stars" by Jak Locke, and is used with permission.

Some bonus extras!

Schumacast Presents! BarBROians, Episode 1: The Barbarians (1987)

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Part 1 of a 5-part mini-series hosted by J.D. DeMotte and Noel Thingvall. After making their cinematic debut in Joel Schumacher's D.C. Cab, legendary twin bodybuilders David & Peter Paul, the Barbarian Brothers, starred in a brief yet memorable run of films. In 1987, their titular launch was The Barbarians, produced by Cannon Films, written by a future noted pinup artist, and helmed by one of the most notorious of Italian exploitation directors.


This episode discusses The Barbarians (1987) IMDb. Wikipedia.


Our theme is "Stars" by Jak Locke, and is used with permission.

Some bonus extras!

Schumacast, Episode 13: 1980s Recap

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Another decade of Joel Schumacher's career comes to a close, so we look back at the films he made, the highs, the lows, and how we feel he's grown and developed over that time.


Our opening theme is "Letter", and our closing theme is "Veinblossom". Both songs were created by Jak Locke, and are used with permission.

Schumacast, Episode 12: Cousins (1989) and Cousin Cousine (1975)

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Coming on the heels of Lost Boys, Joel Schumacher again veered in a completely different direction with a multi-layer family romance drama remake of a 70s French farce.


A huge thank you to Lore for joining us on this one.

This episode discusses Cousins (1989) IMDb. Wikipedia.


As well as Cousin Cousine (1975) 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.