Here we go again! After the stars align in our schedules, the Film Pigs return with a brand-new podcast! This time we’re talking a Hollywood staple: the Cop Movie. Expect lots of loose cannons being too close to the case, along with Movie News, Movie Jail, the Nic Cage Memorial Bizarre Line Reading, a fresh Straight to DVD Corner with Tonn Slingdog, a Cold Reading, fun and games, a squawking bird, a raccoon in a tree, and Falk’s agitated dog.
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This time, on a very special episode of The Film Pigs Podcast:
- 0:00:00 – Intro
- 0:00:32 – Movie News
- 0:05:27 – Host Stephen Skelton presents this episode’s theme: Cop Movies
- 0:23:11 – Movie Jail
- 0:31:00 – The Nic Cage Memorial Bizarre Line Reading
- 0:35:03 – A Cold Reading from RUNNING SCARED
- 0:40:00 – Straight To DVD Corner With Tonn Slingdog
- 0:46:32 – You’re Too Close To This Case!
- 0:59:36 – The Bottom 5: Worst Cop Movies
- 1:01:03 – A Moment Of Positivity
- 1:02:39 – Outro
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I mean to tell you this every damn podcast but you really have the most magnificent games. Both concept and execution.
Thanks! We try and mix things up between trivia and improv so the games are always a bit ridiculous.
Hot Fuzz could be called a cop rom-com in places, I’d say.
Loved the improv game, as always
Best game since the auditions one from the Family Films podcast. I always look forward to that segment. :) Great podcast, as usual!
If you all are starved for Buddy Cop films, check out a little-seen (in America) Canadian film from 2006 called Bon Cop Bad Cop, about two cops, one from Quebec, one from Ontario, who are forced to team up to catch a hockey-themed killer (cuz it’s Canada, see).
It was billed as the first truly bilingual movie, with characters freely speaking both languages (note: I’m NOT bilingual and it’s perfectly easy to follow with subtitles). Go-to movie villain actor Colm Feore plays the Ontario cop.
Just a suggestion, it’s not bad for a low-budget action movie.
I’d watch that simply for the awesomely ridiculous title.