Cartridge Cinema Club
Summary: Your girlfriend's favorite post-ironic social justice video game movie podcast. New episodes every Monday. Hosted by Mark Champlin & Alex Wallace. Music by DJ TINMAN. Art by Courtney Coffman.
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Podcasts:
This week we watched the world's first video game movie, and girls and gays, holy shit, we've actually watched a good film.
The Legend of Zelda cartoon is single-handedly responsible for the downfall of western civilization and we are here to prove it.
We have entered the world. the sick, twisted world of Uve Boll, and girls and gays, I fear its too late to turn back.
We dreamed of making two cynical mid-twenties podcast hosts feel a genuine emotion...and we succeeded.
its fuckin late and ive been editing the podcast for two hours and no one reads the descriptions anyway ythis week we watched a movie about fast cars vroom vroom haha whee
Happy new year from your favorite social justice video game movie podcast. As a surprise, we didn't record an episode this week.
Do you think God stays in heaven because he, too, lives in fear of what he's created here on earth?
We're gonna talk about the dumb kung fu movie but y'all something FUCKED UP happened last week.
Never in your life will you be more disappointed to not see a man get his heart ripped out of his chest,
This week on Cartridge Cinema Club, we watched fucking Pixels.
A man watches his child get brutally murdered in front of him in this movie and you feel absolutely nothing while it happens.
The Detective Pikachu trailer was released last week and Mark and Alex are having a collective out-of-body experience, followed by nearly an hour of exasperated discussion on The Rock's least favorite movie, "Doom".
After Alex takes up a solid minute failing to remember how to say "framing device", the crew spends an entire episode digging into the absolutely appalling gender politics of 2007's "Hitman".
Everything remains entirely under control this week as Mark and Alex are able to vividly recall the plot and characters of "Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children" in exquisite detail.
This week, Mark and Alex spend 45 minutes trying and failing to express how they felt during the bewildering and harrowing experience that is watching 1993's infamous communist propaganda film "Super Mario Bros."
