Kevin Carr’s DVD Rundown for 08/24/2010

Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Lost: Season 6, The Simpsons: Season 13, Survival of the Dead, Abandoned and $5 a Day
Stinker of the week: The Back-Up Plan

Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Lost: Season 6, The Simpsons: Season 13, Survival of the Dead, Abandoned and $5 a Day
Stinker of the week: The Back-Up Plan

In this episode, Robert Fure returns to help Merrill dissect what it means to be over the top.

Rated R
Opens: August 20, 2010
Studio: Dimension Films
Starring: Jerry O’Connell, Ving Rhames, Elisabeth Shue, Eli Roth and Richard Dreyfuss
Directed by: Alexandre Aja

Kevin says Piranha 3D ROCKS!
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Rated PG-13
Opens: August 20, 2010
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Starring: Ken Jeong, Matt Lanter, Charlie Weber, Marcelle Baer and Chris Riggi
Directed by: Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer

Kevin says Vampires Suck kinda sucks!
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Rated PG
Opens: August 20, 2010
Studio: Universal
Starring: Ralph Fiennes, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Emma Thompson, Maggie Smith and Rhys Ifans
Directed by: Susanna White

Kevin says Nanny McPhee Returns kinda sucks!
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On This Week’s Show: Kevin and Neil go skinny-dipping in Lake Victoria, then scurry back to the Magical Studio in the Sky when they are attacked by a school of ancient piranhas. For this reason, they only saw two of the five movies that are being released this weekend. But that doesn’t stop them from talking about the flicks. Later, the Fat Guys talk about how Jason Friederg and Aaron Seltzer suck even more than vampires do, leading to a Fat Guy Five about Friedberg and Seltzer’s most out-of-place pop culture references. Then it’s DVD and Blu-ray suggestions, leading Kevin to recommend Cougar Town over Shakespeare. And Neil almost falls asleep.

Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Dexter: Season Four, Cougar Town: The Complete First Season, Hamlet Blu-ray Book, The Good the Bad the Weird and The Last Song
Stinker of the week: Furry Vengeance

In this episode, Merrill and Hash take on the world of pop culture.
In this very special episode: There have been major changes to The Idiot Boxers podcast. The review segments have been shifted around, focusing more on what the Idiots thought rocked and what they thought sucked. This (and an alleged kidnapping of Merrill and Kevin) led to a summer hiatus for the past month, but the Idiots are back on the couch, ready to talk TV. And yes, surprise surprise, Merrill is going to talk about Flashpoint this week. They also cover such diverse subjects as college evangelists, masturbation, Asian subtitles and what Kevin wants to do to Piper Perabo’s caboose.