This week on The Last Row Podcast, Party Men Drew and Badway sit next to Dennis as they discuss Eli Roth’s 2003 cult classic, Cabin Fever. Topics include Sweet Lou, 2003-ass wardrobes, quarantining friends in a dilapidated shed, Marcy’s canoeing skills, and shaving her skin off in the bathtub because “that’s all she knows”. Plus, they explore the nuances of negotiating butt crack screen time and salute an all-time side character, Deputy “Party Man” Winston.
This week on The Last Row Podcast, Drew and Badway find themselves locked up in the brutal world of 2003’s In Hell, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Lawrence Taylor. The guys dissect the grim and gritty reality of life in a Russian gulag, and delve into Van Damme’s transformation from an everyman steelworker to a slick-backed prison warrior. Plus, they debate the practicality of faking a disability to avoid conflict, more jailhouse bathroom etiquette, bad moth CGI, and the consequences of riding the bus to prison in a Space t-shirt
Just in time for Halloween, The Last Row Podcast place their bets on the ultimate horror movie matchup, Freddy vs Jason. Among many random topics, Drew and Badway discuss “2003-Ass-Movies”, stunt boobs, Freddy looking for respect, and Jason having no idea why Freddy is fighting him.
Drew and Badway would never fast-forward through a recording of The Last Row Podcast, unlike Adam Sandler’s all-time selfish and “bad dad” character in the 2006 fantasy Click. Alongside analyzing a top tier bad father and husband, the guys discuss breaking business deals out of spite, why 2nd husbands are always better, and why you should lie to your spouse for the good of the marriage.
Drew and Badway are definitely For Scuba, as they explore the 2004 Ben Stiller rom-com, Along Came Polly. Topics include: Philip Seymour Hoffman’s amazing performance, sweaty pickup basketball, bathroom flatulence etiquette, honeymoon cheating, and the difference between putting your partner through a physical riskmaster vs a mental one.
It’s the holiday season once again, and The Last Row Podcast is kicking off part one of their two part series with the underrated Four Christmases. Drew and Badway discuss the logistics of having four Christmases, Badway’s desire for a Christmas fight, a satellite dish as an expensive inconsiderate gift, and the possibility of respectfully dating your friend’s mom.
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