Binge Movie Aftertaste – Catching up w/ Jason Morris and a Few Surprises
Another week, another missing co-host. With Johnny Moreno missing the fun this week, the lovely Jason Morris and I take the Binge Movie Aftertaste to new drunken heights as we spend an hour plus reviewing new releases, catching up about what Jason has been doing, and at what stage his various projects are in. And then the surprises start……
Morris spends the first ten minutes or so of the show talking about the progress of his new film Collapse and how he gets new gigs thrown his way as an independent filmmaker. Past Aftertaste guest Adam Simon then calls us straight from the Wizard Con in Sacramento California to give us the lowdown of what it is like ‘taking the band on the road’ and touring the convention circuit in support of his projects. He talks about how we at Binge Media are ‘cool assholes,’ and that he enjoys meeting & talking to fans and people like Morgan Spurlock on convention floors.
Simon shares a couple stories from the Con and even puts a surprise guest on the phone for a minute or two before we finally let them go back to their fans. After Adam hangs up, Jason and I get into discussions galore as we give detailed reviews of Jurassic World, Mad Max: Fury Road, Ex Machina, and The DUFF. Out of all these films, you’ll be surprised which one was my favorite, and which one Jason gives a 3 on 10.
Oh, and Jason has a thing for bangs.
I also get Jason’s side of where he stands on the film vs digital argument Moreno and I brought up on last week’s Binge Aftertaste with Kenlon Clark. His position on the matter may not be what you envision.
All this and more on a massively jam-packed episode of Binge Movie Aftertaste! Listen now!
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June 29, 2015 @ 10:43 am
I just finished listening to this pod and I must admit the Stephen Amell story Adam Simon told was surprising. I guess some people think that by supporting a lot of great causes gives them the right to be shitty towards others. It was a good story though. If I ever met Amell and he spoke to me like that I would straight up diss his ass to his face.