Ghost? Gas? We did eat burritos. You tell me.

Seriously, if I had a beard like that, I’d never leave the house.

This week on a haunted episode of Gutter Trash, we review Below, starring Zach Galifianakis and written by Darren Aronofsky. That’s a lot of letters. We also talk about tattoos (again), discount club cards, Bon Jovi, caffeine, and Jason’s special Gay Day. We try word association movie reviews, admire hobos and graffiti, and plan a Maverick’s Heist.

Episode 68: Below

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Nirvana.

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Episode 68 / Time – 73:50 min. / File Size – 34mb

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No time for show notes. We review Jeff Parker’s Spider-Man 1602 with art by Ramon Rosanas.

Episode 67: Spider-Man 1602

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Fantomas.

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Episode 67 / Time – 80:16 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Scanning for long range communications…

On this spoiler-heavy episode of Gutter Trash, we review the Sam Rockwell sci-fi film Moon. And seriously? About the spoilers? Holy crap do we mean it. If you read this before listening to the episode, for the love of Christ, go watch Moon first and then come back to listen. Seriously. We’re not fucking around here. Thar be spoilers in yonder podcast. We’ll wait. Show’s not going anywhere. Okay, you were warned…

Episode 66: Moon

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Zutons.

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Episode 66 / Time – 82:38 min. / File Size – 38mb

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“Big Man” is also unacceptable.

Normally, better late than never is a good thing, but in our case, it’s a punishment. Jason and I wrap up the final issues of Planetary in the last of our dedicated specials. Sadly, we don’t talk that much about Planetary. As always though, we express our love for a John Cassaday and a Warren Ellis, and throw some extra love to comic stalwart Jerry Ordway, artist of the Planetary/Justice League Elseworlds crossover.

Planetary Special No. 3

Music by Black Wolf Fight and Beastie Boys.

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Planetary Special No. 3 / Time – 59:01 min. / File Size – 27mb

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Nothing to see here.

Just need to get the show up. We reviewed Groom Lake by Chris Ryall and Ben Templesmith.

Episode 65: Groom Lake

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Megadeth.

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Episode 65 / Time – 80:49 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Could we be anymore self important?

This week on Gutter Trash, we review the Roman Coppola film CQ. We talk about the Coppola dynasty, discuss nasty bathrooms and predict the Super Bowl score (Jason was close, possibly cheated). We share tales about chaos at the Art Institute, and I get convinced to play Magic: The Gathering. Fear for me.

Episode 64: CQ

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Fear Factory.

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Episode 64 / Time – 77:57 min. / File Size – 36mb

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Nothing funny here. Just go read Asterios Polyp.

This week on the show, Jason and I review David Mazzucchelli’s debut(?!) graphic novel and masterpiece, Asterios Polyp. We also make the decision to try to be drunk more when recording, have dinner with our former Mayor at a restaurant staffed with psychic Mexicans. I declare that I’ll never see Avatar, and review the movie Big Fan. Finally we wrap up by discussing old people fuckin’.

Episode 63: Asterios Polyp

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Barnhills.

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Episode 63 / Time – 87:58 min. / File Size – 40mb

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Sticky and wet, just the way you like it.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review H.P. Lovecraft’s From Beyond starring Jeffrey Combs, directed by Stuart Gordon. We also talk Orson Welles and Casey Kasem outtakes, unread books, childhood horrors, hatred of zoos, the awesome of Tool, the awfulness of Motley Crue, and finally – I make contact.

Episode 62: From Beyond

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Blitzkid.

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Episode 62 / Time – 87:56 min. / File Size – 40mb

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This week on Gutter Trash, we review Dave Steven’s The Rocketeer Complete Collection.

Episode 61: The Rocketeer

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Marcy Playground.

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Episode 61 / Time – 67:50 min. / File Size – 31mb

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I CAN HAS DA 80 MINITS U STOLEZ FROM MUH LIFES?

This week on Gutter Trash, we “review” the Zellner Bros. movie Goliath. Review is a strong word. Slag it is more in the ballpark. Jason and I play “What’s Your Ailment?”, debate porn at convenient stores, and talk about Jason’s new Bowling Shoe Stunt Doubles. We express our love of cats (kitties!), make plans to celebrate The Simpsons 20th Anniversary, and Jason drains life from me like a vampire.

Episode 60: Goliath

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Ralph Stanley.

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Episode 60 / Time – 68:12 min. / File Size – 31mb

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On the first episode of 2010 (the year we make contact), Jason and I review Paul Chadwick’s Concrete – Strange Armor. Our bodily processes malfunction, we experience the misery of my neighbors, Jason has a close encounter and I make some uncomfortable admissions. We also talk about licensed comics, American Entertainment and 80s comics. I dream of Larry David as The Thing, and finally Jason experiences a Christmas miracle dressed in sweatpants.

Episode 59: Concrete – Strange Armor

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Avett Brothers.

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Episode 59 / Time – 85:07 min. / File Size – 39mb

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Trudge along with us.

Wrapping up 2009, Jason and I bring you this special bonus episode – the second of three – as we review Warren Ellis and John Cassaday’s epic Planetary. We discuss issues 10-18, plus the Planetary/Batman crossover. This is truly one of the worst episodes we’ve ever recorded, so make sure to check out Episode 58 to balance the scales with one of our best. Anyhoo, we also talk about MTV cartoons, Mario Van Peebles, Highlander, and handshake etiquette.

Planetary Special No. 2

Music by Black Wolf Fight and The Beastie Boys.

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Planetary Special No. 2 / Time – 51:06 min. / File Size – 23mb

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It’s the show that’s not good for anyone’s mom.

While I honestly think this is our strongest show yet, it’s our weakest sound-wise. Sorry. But to make up for it, Jason and I invite our friend Joe Grunenwald – King of all Flash Knowledge – to be a guest on the show and help us review the Korean mash-up film, Save the Green Planet. We talk about comedy pointing, airline food, the Legion of Super-Pets, repetition, comedy pointing, airline food and the Legion of Super-Pets.

Happy New Year to all of our listeners, I hope it’s been great for you, and thanks for supporting us in ‘09. We’ll see you on the flipside of 2010 – The Year We Make Contact.

Episode 58: Save the Green Planet

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.

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Episode 58 / Time – 82:58 min. / File Size – 38mb

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Merry Xmas, motherfuckers!

On this special bonus episode – almost live! – we bring you holiday cheer wrapped up in a blanket of spite. We talk about presents, comics, movies, and loved ones. We discuss our plans for the holiday, Patrick Swayze and Family Guy. We talk about the movie “Gaylien” (Gay Alien) and dead celebrities that I can’t bring myself to give a rat’s ass about. Angry! Snow! Fuck it! In all seriousness, we hope you have a great holiday, and enjoy the show if you’re starved for entertainment.

A Very Gutter Trash X-Mas 2: Jesus’ Revenge

Music by Austrian Death Machine and Black Wolf Fight.

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Gutter Trash X-Mas / Time – 63:40 min. / File Size – 29mb

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Merry Christmas!

This week on one of the worst episodes we’ve recorded, Jason and I review the Image Comic Chew, by John Layman and Rob Guillory. Jason and I express our love for our own podcast, each other, nerdy shit, retarded & offensive humor and breakfast at night. The ghost in my apartment nearly breaks the show and I detail just how easy it is to derail the conversation. Jason is a carnivore when carnivores are outlaws and trades pez for body art. Have a happy holiday, everyone, no matter your beliefs or unbeliefs.

Episode 57: Chew

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Supersuckers.

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Episode 57 / Time – 73:11 min. / File Size – 34mb

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Hamlet up the dumper!

This week Jason and I review Scotland, PA, starring Christopher Walken and can’t figure out when it was made. We expose ourselves as the illiterate morons we are, discuss Big Lots/Odd Lots and the joys of shopping for christmas gifts there. We debate babaganoush versus goulash, remember rock ‘n’ roll trading cards, more mullet talk, and I declare “Idiocracy” to be the scariest horror film ever made.

Episode 56: Scotland, PA

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Operation Ivy.

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Episode 56 / Time – 75:41 min. / File Size – 35mb

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I’m such a fuckin’ asshole.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review Marian Churchland’s graphic novel Beast, and I go off the rails on a slander train. I don’t really mean it, but it just happens. We also discuss art and creativity – or the lack thereof – and tackle such issues as my shitty neighborhood, and pick up where left off on last week’s episode, Brotherhood of the Wolf.

Episode 55: Beast

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Iron Maiden.

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Episode 55 / Time – 63:03 min. / File Size – 29mb

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It’s a strange podcast, let’s keep it that way.

On this special bonus episode – the first of three – we review Warren Ellis and John Cassiday’s epic Planetary. We discuss issues 1-9, plus the Planetary/Authority crossover, as well as our usual Gutter Trash antics that veer wildly off-topic, like Slayer vs. Slaughter, the secret origin of Snake-Eyes, the rules of Christmas decorations, Pink Floyd and my close family friend The Rock.

Planetary Special No. 1

Music by Black Wolf Fight and The Beastie Boys.

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Planetary Special No. 1 / Time – 65:00 min. / File Size – 30mb

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Spoilers! This show is not about werewolves.

On this week’s episode of Gutter Trash, Jason and I review the French historical drama/martial arts/monster movie Brotherhood of the Wolf, which absolutely has no werewolves in it, either. We also talk about Thanksgiving, and I learn what a vegetarian eats for that particular holiday and am disgusted. We also talk about Mark Bagley, getting our own laugh track like the Car Talk guys, and I want a kitty.

Episode 54: Brotherhood of the Wolf

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Girl Talk.

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Episode 54 / Time – 78:59 min. / File Size – 36mb

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Jeph Loeb!

On this special Thanksgiving episode of Gutter Trash, we give thanks to Jeph Loeb and the many hours of comedy he has given us over the course of our first year as podcasters. As a token of appreciation, we review one of his good books, Daredevil Yellow (Yaredevil?), with Tim Sale and promise to never discuss him again. Unfortunately, my inner continuity nerd rages about inconsistencies with regular Daredevil lore. We also discuss, at length, farting on animals. Also make sure to check out this week’s featured musician, the band Vlor at silbermedia.com

Episode 53: Daredevil Yellow

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Vlor.

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Episode 53 / Time – 80:39 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Why was Grace Jones ever famous?

We review the 1986 Grace Jones horror comedy, Vamp on this week’s episode of Gutter Trash, and I wish I would have vetoed it. It may be a bad movie, but it’s far from a bad show as Jason and I get political and argue over the issues of the day, such as carpet, albinos and furries. We also talk eBay and Ohio based serial killers, and reveal just how much it would take to whore ourselves out. And finally, the worst song we’ve ever played on the show. Seriously how was she ever famous?

Episode 52: Vamp

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Grace Jones.

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Episode 52 / Time – 80:40 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Writing this is hard.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review the graphic novel Garage Band by Gipi. We also talk about Halloween (the holiday) and Jimmy Pardo’s tiny hands and huge comedy. We discuss the works of Brian Michael Bendis and the art of wank tapes. And stuff.

Episode 51: Garage Band

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Weezer.

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Episode 51 / Time – 76:00 min. / File Size – 35mb

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Hey look, it’s a milestone. Kinda.

This week on a super sexy episode of Gutter Trash, we lift the “nwwwaaahhh” ban and review The Lookout, our second noir film starring Joseph Gordon Levitt. We wonder where the other non-Lithgow members of the 3rd Rock from the Sun cast are, contemplate issuing out cards describing individual mental problems, whether or not we should watch G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra and Jason gets violated – criminally. All this and I admit to Twittering. Follow us (me) at @guttertrash_net.

Episode 50: The Lookout

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Black-Eyed Snakes.

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Episode 50 / Time – 74:33 min. / File Size – 34mb

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There’s gold in them thar podcasts.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review Joe Kelly’s comic I Kill Giants, featuring a surprising lack of giants and suprising abundance of awesome. We show Keith Giffen some love and wished he loved us back, we contemplate blackmailing Chris Ware, I defend The Walking Dead and Image Comics, and Jason gushes about Dungeons and Dragons. Join us as we introduce a new segment to the show: Stripper Chat, where we talk about creepy old stripper veterans and the Junior Stripper Association.

Episode 49: I Kill Giants

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, and Hazmat Modine.

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Episode 49 / Time – 75:07 min. / File Size – 34mb

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Beyoncé you can’t handle me.

On an aberrant episode of Gutter Trash, we review Tom Tykwer’s Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, starring some guy, Rain Man and Hans Gruber. We also discuss Roy Rogers, the great investment that is comic books, and canned mushrooms. I really can’t remember this episode too well, and the audio was terrible. Does anyone miss the “previously on”s?

Episode 48: Perfume – The Story of a Murderer

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, James Kochalka Superstar and Nirvana.

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Episode 48 / Time – 66:50 min. / File Size – 31mb

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And… Take Two.

This is absolutely the best experience we’ve ever had recording an episode. We reviewed Mike Mignola’s quirky Jenny Finn, we’re drunk off our asses, and good goddamn, we brought the fuckin’ funny.

Until I deleted the first half of the episode.

We re-recorded it, it’s not as good, but you never can top perfection. The last half of the show is from the original recording session, so if the show is disjointed or we refer to things with no context, now you know why.

Episode 47: Jenny Finn

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and My Latex Brain.

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Episode 47 / Time – 76:04 min. / File Size – 35mb

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We did it. We broke 90 minutes.

This week on a heavily edited Gutter Trash we review the film The Fall directed by Tarsem Singh and starring Lee Pace. Jason falls asleep, and I cry like a pussy. I also talk about the new Dethklok album, and we recount our adventures in Chicago for the Windy City Comic Con, which includes awesome Salsa albums, dirty comics, my insane relatives and gorgeous Scandinavian women. Trust me you didn’t want to hear the full version.

Episode 46: The Fall

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Evan Dando.

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Episode 46 / Time – 81:22 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Episode 46 is really really fucking long. Really long. I don’t feel comfortable putting a 90+ minute episode up, so I’m gonna have to actually do some editing. It will be up as soon as possible. Thanks!

Happy One Year Anniversary!

This week on Gutter Trash, we celebrate one year of mediocrity by reviewing the Marvel Comics adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum, Eric Shanower and Skottie Young. We compare this adaption to the film version, I forget Judy Garland’s name, and then compare ourselves to the Oz characters we’d like to be vs. which ones we mostly likely are. We also discuss art shows, Disney, festivals and waiting ’til 3:00 am for the police.

Episode 45: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and America.

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Episode 45 / Time – 69:22 min. / File Size – 32mb

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All Hail Satan!

Aww, fuck yeah! Horns up! This week on Gutter Trash, we let our freak flag fly and review Sam Dunn’s ROCKumentary (yeah, that’s right, I took the word documentary and replaced “doc” with “rock”. Bet you’ve never seen that before) Metal: A Headbanger’s Journey and get even nerdier than we do about comics. We talk about our favorite metal bands, our least favorite metal bands, the most ridiculous metal bands, and the metal bands that have no sense of humor (hello, Norway!). I think we actually stay on topic for most of the episode!

Episode 44: Metal – A Headbanger’s Journey

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Cardigans.

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Episode 44 / Time – 69:40 min. / File Size – 32mb

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Like a sucker punch, only you’re aware, and it’s more like a tickle.

This week on Gutter Trash, it’s a case of mistaken identity as we review the anthology Low Moon by Jason, but not the Jason that co-hosts this show, and definitely not the hockey mask Jason who kills people. But either Jason could be that Jason. And the other two could be Norwegian. You never know. Anyhoo, Jason (My Jason) and I also try out a new format for the show and review some fruit. We also talk about the awesomeness of beat-up comics, Strange Tales and a $50 Fathom comic at “Half-Price Books”. We also review the newish Green Lantern animated DVD, and talk about writing fan letters to comics.

Episode 43: Low Moon

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Sonny Boy Williamson.

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Episode 43 / Time – 65:02 min. / File Size – 30mb

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Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah.

On this angry episode of Gutter Trash, we review our first animated movie, and first recognizable comicbook adaptation, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. This gives us an opportunity to discuss Bruce Timm’s awesomeness, but we fail to do so. We argue over whether Mark Hamill is good or not, and ponder cartoons made into theatrical movies. We also touch on CG animation vs. traditional, and Pixar vs. Everyone. In addition, we also discuss Stryper’s new album, Schweppes beverages and the long history of Mullets.

Episode 42: Batman – Mask of the Phantasm

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Prince.

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Episode 42 / Time – 69:52 min. / File Size – 32mb

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More fun than a coven of donkeys.

This week on Gutter Trash, we review Charles Burns’ decades in production comic, Black Hole, and gush over his absolutely perfect artwork. We also think of dream directors for an adaptation of the book. I also bring you Tales From Indiana, Jason and I discuss Angry Danzig and his claws, giant horse cock vs. Jesus, and go on an adventure with my wireless keyboard. Finally we talk about Guy Davis’ The Marquis, and Brian Bolland’s terrible cover art.

Episode 41: Black Hole

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Black Sabbath.

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Episode 41 / Time – 81:26 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Lordy lordy look who’s forty.

This week on Gutter Trash, we have zombies on the brain (Brains!) as we review the zombie comedy Fido, which turns into a battle for Best Zombie Comedy (Shaun of the Dead). We also discuss car troubles, spray-on hair, the history of Research Blvd., and more Tiny Lister. I also sorta review The Collector, and reveal my love for manufactured nostalgia.

Episode 40: Fido

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Clem Snide.

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Episode 40 / Time – 72:12 min. / File Size – 33mb

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It’s my berfday. Here’s my present to you. I’m sorry.

This week on a confounded episode of Gutter Trash, Jason and I review Sam Keith’s mindboggling experiment, My Inner Bimbo. Jason regales us with a tale of danger, excitement, ex-cons, Kool-Aid, air-conditioning and cell phones. And when that falls flat, we talk about 12 sided die. Otherwise, pretty lackluster.

Episode 39: My Inner Bimbo

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Neutral Milk Hotel.

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Episode 39 / Time – 78:08 min. / File Size – 36mb

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Prepare to be Double Shyamalaned!

On a lengthy episode, Jason and I review Luc Besson’s Sci-Fi film The Fifth Element starring Tiny Lister and Ian Holm. We discuss manly feats, and are intolerant of lactose. In a rare treat, I have a psychological breakdown and scream at kids playing in the back lot of my apartment. Jason learns the true meaning of the word “virgin”. I give a bonus review of the movie Martyrs, we talk about Stan Lee’s Spider-Man comic strip, the failed Avengers cartoon, and then I read customer reviews of my local comic shop.

Episode 38: The Fifth Element

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Shiny Toy Guns.

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Episode 38 / Time – 85:55 min. / File Size – 39mb

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Rosebud was a sled!

On the worst and most disgusting episode ever, Jason and I awkwardly and poorly review Niklas Asker’s debut graphic novel Second Thoughts. Warning: Spoilers abound, because everything Jason touches is ruined. Thanks, Jason! Seriously, Niklas Asker couldn’t have asked for a worst podcast to review his excellent comic. We’re sorry. Anyway, I wonder whatever happened to Kyle Baker, and Jason announces his big charity pledge.

Episode 37: Second Thoughts

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Eisley.

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Episode 37 / Time – 69:04 min. / File Size – 32mb

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It’s in your head.

We’ve done some bad shows. We’ll probably do some more bad shows (check out next week!). But this bad show is actually due to audio quality. I apologize in advance. I will not apologize for the quality of the contents. You knew what you were getting into, and you’re getting what you paid for. Anyhoo, on another filler episode, we diss on Frank Miller some more, I talk about my least favorite comic artist ever, we discuss “That Guy” actors, and are disgusted and fearful of modern technology.

Episode 36: Filler

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Slayer.

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Episode 36 / Time – 80:11 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Episode 36 will be posted next week.

Sorry.

But if he’s our only listener, and he’s on the show, who’s listening? The paradox is breaking my brain!

This week on a Very Special episode of Gutter Trash, we review the new Michael Mann film, Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale. Joining us is our friend, listener and long running show in-joke, Pat Kain for what is possibly the most homoerotic show we’ve ever recorded. Pat marvels at the wonders of my apartment, we discover the existence of people, I run through my employment history, and Jason opens up about his stunted development.

Episode 35: Public Enemies

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Public Enemy (with Anthrax).

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Episode 35 / Time – 82:19 min. / File Size – 38mb

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Longest Episode Ever? I think so. It sure feels like it.

This week on a less than purrfect episode of Gutter Trash, we review Darwyn Cooke’s noir Catwoman graphic novel, Selina’s Big Score. We also discuss the odd celebrity appeal of Dave Mustaine and Scott Ian, and I do a piss-poor Patrick Warburton impression while Jason and I reminisce over The Tick cartoon. Later on, I get a work related phone call, and Jason prepares for a big day.

Episode 34: Selina’s Big Score

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Guided By Voices.

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Episode 34 / Time – 87:38 min. / File Size – 40mb

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I love the smell of podcasts in the morning.

This week on Gutter Trash, feel the horror… the horror… of Jason and myself reviewing Francis Ford Coppola’s Vietnam War classic Apocalypse Now. We learn that war is bad, and I can’t defend my stance against pretension. We also try to pronounce “Mxyzptlk”, discuss the hotness of Anne Ramsay, my personal crimes against libraries, and our high-pitched girlie voices. Jason invents a new phrase that should rightfully take the world by storm.

And I’d like to plug a few pieces of awesome. The Kirby Project, an art blog inspired by the work of Jack Kirby, and One Year in Indiana, an awesome mini-comic about a metal vocalist stuck in the midwest.

Oh, and fuck Joe G.

Episode 33: Apocalypse Now

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Sepultura.

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Episode 33 / Time – 82:24 min. / File Size – 38mb

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This is my favorite comic. Can’t get no simpler than that.

On this week’s episode of Gutter Trash, we review the trade paperback Jack Staff: Everything Used to be Black and White. This is the first 12 issues self-published by creator Paul Grist before moving over to Image Comics. Also in this episode Jason destroys my crush on Geena Davis, again. We find the correlation between Punk Rock and G.I. Joe, discuss the dual Julie Browns, and my love of the Squishee. Finally, I resort to poorly ripping off podcasts far more interesting than this.

Episode 32: Jack Staff

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Motörhead.

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Episode 32 / Time – 74:37 min. / File Size – 34mb

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You givin’ me the high hat?

This week on another Memorial episode of Gutter Trash, we lay down some love for the Coen Brothers’ Prohibition-era gangster film, Miller’s Crossing. It’s a super-late-night recording session, so incoherency abounds. I become unfairly antagonistic toward Mike Patton, Jason and I debate peanut butter, I dream of a Pepsi sponsorship, and sweatpants invade my home. Rapid Fire! Rapid Fire!

Episode 31: Miller’s Crossing

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Avail.

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Episode 31 / Time – 68:47 min. / File Size – 31mb

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Pchew! Pchew! Pchew!

This week on a Memorial episode of Gutter Trash, we review Jeffrey Brown’s nostalgic parody/homage graphic novel, Incredible Change-Bots. We also incredible change the topic to discuss autobiographical comics, something I personally dislike and Jason loves more than anything else in the world.

Episode 30: Incredible Change-Bots

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and David Bowie.

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Episode 30 / Time – 65:57 min. / File Size – 30mb

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That’s ok with me.

This week on the all new, desk-banginest episode of Gutter Trash ever, we review Robert Altman’s classic noir/satire The Long Goodbye. Jason and I take time from our busy schedules and discuss show business, but we forgot to stop recording. Ignore all mentions of a contest! There is no such thing happening. Yet. We also discuss bootleg haircuts, gay wresting (oxymoronic!), our top 5 favorite tv shows, my personal favorite swear word, and sad actors at conventions.

Episode 29: The Long Goodbye

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Archers of Loaf.

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Episode 29 / Time – 84:24 min. / File Size – 39mb

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You guys go see the movie, I’ll stick to the comics to not give a shit about his origins.

On this week’s episode, we lay down the man-love for both Eduardo Risso and Brian K. Vaughan as we review their recent Wolverine comic, Logan. We go to battle, as Jason loves it, and I don’t dig it at all. I even go so far as to defend Chris Claremont, just two episodes after we spent nearly an hour bashing the guy’s career. Also: other stuff, and I’m probably a dick to people. Good times!

Episode 28: Logan

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Johnny Cash.

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Episode 28 / Time – 83:59 min. / File Size – 39mb

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ZOMFG.

I can’t even begin to think about this. Um… we review Richard Kelly’s followup to his cult classic Donnie Darko, Southland Tales. It’s… certainly a movie. Of some sort. After we’re done feeling like idiots, Jason and I talk about our adventures in Free Comic Book Day, and how we got ridiculed by a bunch of kids while teaching them about cartooning and comics. To see the results of our efforts check out totallyteencomics.blogspot.com.

Episode 27: Southland Tales

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Magnetic Fields.

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Episode 27 / Time – 75:53 min. / File Size – 35mb

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Boldly going where we really shouldn’t have.

This week on an episode with more word balloons per capita than your average podcast, we review Star Trek: Debt of Honor, a graphic novel by Chris Claremont and Adam Hughes. And by “review”, I mean “complain”. And by “complain”, I mean “bitch”. And hey, I’ve finally ditched that shitty third person speak! It makes it easier when I have no idea about the rest of the content of the episode. It’s not my job to listen to and remember this stuff. I lived it.

Episode 26: Star Trek – Debt of Honor

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Retribution Gospel Choir.

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Episode 26 / Time – 70:17 min. / File Size – 32mb

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On this week’s episode of Gutter Trash…

…um… I don’t know. We recorded this show literally a month ago. What I do know is that we watched and reviewed the Swedish vampire film, Let the Right One In. I’m pretty sure we also talked a lot about nothing related to the movie, some of it potentially offensive, and most of it with lots of swearing. Jason most likely announced his next comic pick, and I was probably depressed. Then there was some music we’re probably not allowed to play, but fuck ‘em, we have maybe four listeners. Is this text long enough to wrap around the image yet? I’ll have to check. Hang on…

…Yep. Let me know what we talked about.

Episode 25: Let the Right One In

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Modest Mouse.

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Episode 25 / Time – 74:09 min. / File Size – 34mb

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This week on a disappointed and disappointing episode, the guys review Hack/Slash, the humorous horror comic from writer Tim Seeley and Devil’s Due. Eric and Jason also discuss memorable tales of vomit, children’s cereal, pies and video games. They also wonder about The Three Stooges’ tax returns and if Final Crisis was just all about Batman smoking pot. There’s also a turn for the semi-serious as they reminisce about good old fashioned Old School Comic Storytelling versus today’s comics where not much happens.

Episode 24: Hack/Slash

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Clutch.

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Episode 24 / Time – 71:15 min. / File Size – 33mb

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What happened to you? You’re not the same.

It’s a filler episode this week as the guys ramble on about nothing much. There’s a sorta discussion about Nerdy Sacred Cows that doesn’t really go anywhere. Oh, the episode is really long too. We’re not really trying to punish you, it just seems that way.

Bullshit! Episode 2

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight.

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Bullshit Episode 2 / Time – 83:17 min. / File Size – 38mb

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This is either gonna be great, or be the worst episode ever. You decide.

This week on a disjointed and off-the-mark episode, the guys review Series 7: The Contenders, a dark satirical film about, and in the style of numerous reality television shows. You’ll be hard-pressed to find any facts or opinions about the movie, however. Eric is completely out of his mind drunk, and Jason is sick, tipsy and eating throat lozenges. Good times.

Episode 23: Series 7

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Sweep the Leg Johnny.

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Episode 23 / Time – 87:44 min. / File Size – 40mb

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Aw Yeah, Titans!

This week on an episode that gets right back up on its high horse, the boys try to review the Johnny DC trade Tiny Titans: Welcome to the Treehouse by Art Baltazar and Franco, but mostly just review the Watchmen movie instead. The discussion gets heated as Eric and Jason try to figure what is or isn’t appropriate for children (Guess what, kids? Not this show!). Jason tries teaching the world not to be afraid of giant blue penis. Words to live by.

Episode 22: Tiny Titans

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Rolling Stones.

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Episode 22 / Time – 69:41 min. / File Size – 32mb

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Yarp.

This week on Goo-Tray, take an audio tour of the DYT, as Jason and Eric discuss Dayton music, restaurants, snack foods, and incredibly creepy life-like statues in between reviewing the Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg action comedy Hot Fuzz. They also take a dark ride down memory lane to reminisce about the living hell of Pokemon, discuss show politics and Josh Brolin as a sk8er. Gutter Trash: Good like chocolate and potatoes.

Episode 21: Hot Fuzz

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Queen.

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Episode 21 / Time – 71:24 min. / File Size – 33mb

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And we don’t care.

This week on an episode that wishes it were part of the Comic Book Liberation Army, Jason and Eric discuss Rick Spears and Rob G.’s cult classic comic Teenagers From Mars. In addition to the usual rambly blah blah blah, the boys discuss Mike Diana and censorship in comics. Feelin’ kinda political and love comics? Check out the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and the Hero Initiative. I got nothing funny to say.

Episode 20: Teenagers From Mars

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Misfits (Yay for the obvious!).

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Episode 20 / Time – 76:49 min. / File Size – 35mb

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After the grand disaster of last week’s episode, I’m a bit calmer. But still barely have time to get this together. We review the Clive Owen movie Shoot ‘Em Up.

Episode 19: Shoot ‘Em Up

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Cavalera Conspiracy.

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Episode 19 / Time – 80:55 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Been a long time comin’.

This is it. The lost episode. It’s been gone for about a year, but, y’know, in the end, who but me gives a shit what I say about David Heatley? Fuck that guy and fuck his comics, and fuck me for making a stink. Here it is. Uncut and uncensored, just the way Gutter God intended. Hope it lives up to the hype you never knew existed.

Episode 18: Kramer’s Ergot

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Hum

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Episode 18 / File Size – 42 goddamn big fucking mb’s.

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Dear Pat,

This week on an episode that thought Mickey Rourke made his comeback with Sin City, Eric and Jason invite indie filmmaker/friend/roommate Matt Brassfield along to review the new Darren Aronofsky film, The Wrestler and wrestling in general. They also discuss why no one should ever listen to this show, and the mind-blowing awesomeness of a time-traveling Michael Bay. Eric and Jason jump to Rob Liefeld’s defense, talk about super-villains and may or may not want some pot.

Your pals,
Gutter Trash.

P.S. Please remember to leave us an iTunes review, Pat.

Episode 17: The Wrestler

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Winger.

That’s right. Winger.

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Episode 17 / File Size – 41mb

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Like a heist gone wrong, it’s another episode gone wrongish.

This week Eric and Jason review the first five issues (or the first trade) of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips crime comic Criminal. Along the way, Eric offends the entire gay community, vegetarians, hobos, Mormons, Democrats and Republicans, and possible even Jason. The guys debate whether the X-Men suck or not, if Walter Matthau is awesome or not, why Obama hasn’t made us rich yet, and if watching Bum Fights makes us wrong. It’s a lowlife kinda episode, and we sink to the occasion.

Please Please Please, give us an iTunes review.

Episode 16: Criminal

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Turtletoes.

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Episode 16 / File Size – 34mb

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This week, on the only comics podcast defiant enough to defend George W. Bush, we learn that America is Evil, courtesy of the Korean monster movie The Host. We also learn that “fun” does not automatically mean “good”, and that a “Devil’s Strip” is not exactly a reverse happy trail. All this, unsavory puddles, and Obama and Spider-man team up to destroy the lives of comic fans everywhere. Straight from God’s Country, we are Gutter Trash.

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Episode 15: The Host
Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Damien Jurado.

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Episode 15 / File Size – 29mb

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Hulk weep quietly!

On an incredibly depressed and bummed out episode of Gutter Trash, Eric and Jason review Jim Starlin and Bernie Wrightson’s 1987 Marvel graphic novel, Hulk/Thing: The Big Change. Nostalgia slaps Jason around like a little bitch, and the boys discuss William Burroughs, Chuck Palahniuk, H.G. Wells and Jackass. Judas Priest gets a mention, as well as a faux-outburst at idiotic parents.

And for God’s sake, give us an iTunes review.

Episode 14: Hulk/Thing: The Big Change

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Captain of Industry.

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Episode 14 / File Size – 26mb

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“These pipes are clean!”

And boy are they ever. This week on Gutter Trash, Jason and Eric review the criminally underrated Chris Elliot cult comedy classic Cabin Boy. In addition, they discuss the vampire/ serial killer/video store owner who lived in Eric’s apartment, the world famous M*A*S*H Museum, and our favorite whipping boy, Jeph Loeb.

And don’t forget those iTunes reviews.

Episode 13: Cabin Boy

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Killswitch Engage.

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Episode 13 / File Size – 33mb

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This week on an episode that Eric can’t remember enough of to write an intro for, the boys show very little love to Howard Chaykin’s relatively obscure graphic novel Mighty Love. It’s the first real episode of the new year! And a stinker to boot. Way to kick off 2009. Give us an i-Tunes review!

Episode 12: Mighty Love

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Hank Williams III.

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Episode 12 / File Size – 31mb

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This week on an episode whose ass is sore and really needs to piss, Eric and Jason review the newish film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. It’s technically the first episode of the new year! Actually the last episode of the old year. How much wood could a woodchuck chuck? These and other questions are answered within.

Episode 11: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and End.

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Episode 11 / Time – 70:31 min. / File Size – 34mb

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Mmmm, ranty. This week on Gutter Trash, Eric and Jason review Nate Powell’s latest graphic novel, Swallow Me Whole, rant about Dave Sim and Frank Miller, and how awesome things with textures are. Creepy fun for the whole family!

Episode 10: Swallow Me Whole

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Seth Kauffman.

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Episode 10 / Time – 63:48 min. / File Size – 31mb

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Merry fuckin’ Christmas! Here’s your goddamn Christmas bonus. Don’t worry it’s more than what Jason and Eric got this year. We’re givers. Love us for it. Eric and Jason talk about upcoming Christmas plans, presents and comics. It’s essentially the Bullshit Episode, but decorated for the holidays. Plus, it’s second show in one week!

In all seriousness, we hope you have a great holiday, and enjoy the show if you’re starved for entertainment.

Episode: A Very Gutter Trash X-Mas

Music by Mojo Nixon and No Doubt.

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Episode X-Mas / Time – 68:57 min. / File Size – 33mb

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Like a brick to the motherfucking head! Jason and Eric kinda talk about the neo-noir/high school drama/future classic Brick. Along the way, discussions of the threeboot film Punisher War Zone (third time? not the charm), The Ringer, The Lookout and probably some uncomfortable confessions about personal matters that have no reason being recorded, but were anyway. Tom Cruise plays Hitler!

Episode 9: Brick

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, and Sparta.

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Episode 9 / Time – 65:39 min. / File Size – 31mb

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It’s that lame-ass Seinfeld schtick. This week, Eric and Jason do a show about nothing. Nada. Zip. Zilch. It’s just a fun time drinking some tasty Blue Moon seasonal winter beer and talking about whatever happens to pop in their heads. People have said that the off-topic conversations are better than the on-topics, so let’s prove ‘em wrong with this pointless, no-topic episode.

Episode 8: Bullshit!

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, and Supernova.

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Episode 8 / Time – 64:22 min. / File Size – 31mb

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This week, still with the new format, the boys gush so much about Grant Morrison and All-Star Superman, you’ll swear you feel jizz coming out of the speakers. Or headphones. Whatever scene you’re into, man. It’s all good. Woot. Weekly! Weakly!

Episode 7: Grant Morrison Lovefest.

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, and Flaming Lips.

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Episode 7 / Time – 54:55 min. / File Size – 26mb

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This week, the boys try out a new format in order to keep the crazy tangent level high. Plus Eric is lazy and no longer wants to edit shows. So you’re stuck with only one review per show now, rotating between a movie review and a comic review. However this decision was made well after the recording of both segments, so if it’s a little disjointed, that’s why. Deal with it. It’s free. This episode’s a movie review of the New Zealand horror-comedy Black Sheep.

Episode 6: New Format!

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, and Dropdead.

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Episode 6 / Time – 46:49 min. / File Size – 22mb

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This week, Eric and Jason discuss politics, puppets and how awesome the X-Men character Mimic is. Somewhere along the line, they review Guillermo Del Toro’s spanish language masterpiece The Devil’s Backbone and Alex Robinson’s latest graphic novel Too Cool to be Forgotten. This episode is dedicated to Bob Larrick and Frank Welker.

Come and have a cry with us.

Episode 5: Was 2 hours long. You’re hearing the weakest hour.

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, Minus the Bear, and James Kolchaka Superstar.

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Episode 5 / Time – 69:34 min. / File Size – 33mb

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On the episode that tried it’s hardest to get the running time to a manageable length, Eric and Jason discuss Marian Henley’s graphic novel, The Shiniest Jewel, and Don McKellar’s film Last Night. And for some reason, Hulk # 7, by Jeph Loeb, Art Adams and Frank Cho.

Who knew?

Episode 4: A New Hope

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, The Get Up Kids, and Clutch.

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Episode 4 / Time – 72:45 min. / File Size – 35mb

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In a weekend road trip to Chicago with a focus on comics, Eric’s biggest Geekgasm occurred by touching the greatest building ever: Wrigley Field. Join Eric and Jason as they discuss their adventure to the Windy City Comicon, and probe further into the depths of their nerdiness.

Episode Windy: Not really an episode.

Music by The Blues Brothers, and Chicago.

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Episode Windy / Time – 30 min. / File Size – 14mb

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It’s the angriest episode yet as Eric and Jason have their first recorded spat as they review the graphic novel My Brain is Hanging Upside Down by David Heatley. Then the guys take another field trip and review the new Chuck Palahniuk adaptation, Choke, and Eric realizes that he’s being stalked by idiots whenever he sees movies at the theater.

Episode 3: Poorly edited.

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, The Ramones, and the Misfits (kinda).

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Episode 3 / Time – 85:23 min. / File Size – 39mb

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This week on the slightly better second episode of Gutter Trash, Eric and Jason beg Gerard Way to stop making shitty music and make more awesome comics as they discuss The Umbrella Academy, and the newish Coen Brothers movie Burn After Reading.

Episode 2: Already skirting the 90 minute mark.

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight, DangerDoom, Sublime, Niko Case, and A Wilhelm Scream.

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Episode 2 / Time – 82:40 min. / File Size – 39.7mb

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Hey all, welcome to the first episode of Gutter Trash! It’s not exactly the first episode we were hoping for, but it’s probably the one we deserve. For our inaugural show, we review Robert Kirkman’s The Astounding Wolf-Man vol. 1, and Christopher Coppola’s G-Men From Hell.

We’ll get better, we promise.

Music by Legbone, and Black Wolf Fight.

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Episode 1 / Time – 68:05min. / File Size – 32.0mb

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Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Slayer.

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Episode 0 / Time – 67:48min. / File Size – 31.0mb

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Jason Young is the manager of Maverick’s, a comic shop located in Dayton, Ohio, where Jason was also born and raised (Maverick’s, not Dayton). Aside from his highly successful career, Jason is also an independent cartoonist, having written and drawn numerous comics (such as Veggie Dog Saturn) under his banner company, Buyer Beware Comics. Jason is vegetarian, but likes to slaughter animals to even the balance.

Eric and Jason started Gutter Trash mostly due to The Crankcast. They love that damn show so much, they decided to rip it off. They only hope it’s a fraction as good. Gutter Trash is dedicated to comic books and movies, and occasionally music, television and any other forms of trash entertainment that gets them excited. They also enjoy babbling about nothing.

Check out Jason’s site at buyerbewarecomics.blogspot.com.

Eric can be found at www.shonborn.net.

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