Cinecast A/V

OK, so video podcasting is not for the faint of heart. After four remarkably tepid episodes of Cinecast A/V, Adam and Sam took some time off to consider the video spin-off's future. After eight weeks of brainstorming, this is the result. Sure, the 'set' is still bland, and the guys apparently broke into their daddy's closets in an attempt to imitate "Anchorman's" 'Action News' team, but... prepare to have your mind blown. On the show, Adam and Sam reveal their Overlooked DVD Picks of the Week, and hand out the 1st Annual Badass of the Year Awards -- 'The Durdens'. Please email any feedback to cinecast@cinecastshow.com.

In this Dysfunctional Family edition of Cinecast A/V, Adam goes soft core and recommends a cinephile-friendly (or is that 'SKIN-a-phile'-friendly"?) Bertolucci film. Meanwhile, inspired by his recent audience with Joaquin Phoenix's Johnny Cash, Sam recommends the story of fictional country star Mac Sledge. Booze, broken homes and a menages-a-trois... ah, those Thanksgiving memories.

In the third installment of Cinecast A/V, Sam stretches his limber ballerina legs and the definition of 'War Movie', while Adam is man enough to share one of the few movies with an ending so sad that it makes him curl up into a ball and cry for mommy. Every other Thursday, Adam and Sam will reveal their Overlooked DVD Picks of the Week on a separate dual-format podcast. As a regular Cinecast subscriber, you'll get the audio version of Cinecast A/V delivered the same way you get the Tuesday and Friday shows. If you're one of the fortunate few currently in possession of a new iPod video, you can subscribe via this feed and have the video version automatically downloaded to your player. Of course, if you don't have one of the new iPods, you can still subscribe and watch the show in iTunes. Or, just go to cinecastshow.com every week and watch it there.

In the second installment of Cinecast A/V, Adam gets in touch with his inner basket-case, while Sam finds his inner thug in order to bring you two films featuring standout performances by lead actors portraying real people. As always, we look forward to your feedback -- cinecast@cinecastshow.com. The next edition of Cinecast A/V will be Thursday, Nov. 10. Every other Thursday, Sam and I will reveal our Overlooked DVD Picks of the Week on a separate dual-format podcast. As a regular Cinecast subscriber, you'll get the audio version of Cinecast A/V delivered the same way you get our Tuesday and Friday shows. If you're one of the fortunate few currently in possession of a new iPod video, you can subscribe via this separate feed and have the video version automatically downloaded to your player. Of course, if you don't have one of the new iPods, you can still subscribe and watch the show in iTunes. Or, just go to cinecastshow.com every week and watch it there.

Admit it. You've got a fever. And the only prescription is more Cinecast. Well, the doctors are in. Every Thursday, Sam and I will reveal our Overlooked DVD Picks of the Week on a separate dual-format podcast. As a regular Cinecast subscriber, you'll get the audio version of Cinecast A/V delivered the same way you get our Tuesday and Friday shows. If you're one of the fortunate few currently in possession of a new iPod video, you can subscribe via this separate feed and have the video version automatically downloaded to your player. Of course, if you don't have one of the new iPods, you can still subscribe and watch the show in iTunes. Or, just come to cinecastshow.com every week and watch it there. On this debut edition, Sam and I promote two films that just missed qualifying for our respective Top 5/10 Soundtracks lists. As always, we look forward to your feedback -- cinecast@cinecastshow.com.