Johnny Knoxville and Brian Cox star in a film where the heart may be in the right place but the realisation definitely isn’t, so naturally there’s discussion of how it appeared on Disney+ when the Fox deal happened, and only when we plan an episode does it leave. Also long talk on the Joker: Folie a Deux trailer and a visit from Wallace Shawn to remind everyone that Rifkin’s Festival happened.

280 - The Ringer

Glad Halloween era hjältar!
Och vad passar väl då bättre än en diger genomgång av kanske världens kändaste slasher-epos SCREAM (1996). Franchiset som gav oss Ghostface, Neve Campbell och en lektion i hur man tillverkar självmedveten skräcksatir med en jävla skjuts. Och Wes Craven va fan.

Utöver sedvanligt snicke-snack, tarvliga analyser och platt humor så bjussar Joel oxo på historien om Halloween-maskeraden som vände upp och ned på hans liv. Tage förklarar varför Renny Harlin är dissad i manuset och tillsammans tar pojkarna fram ett rejält missförstånd kring soundtracket till Scream.

Så ta fram din finaste mördarkostym, ring upp en vän och skräm skiten ur hen. Välkommen till årets Halloween-special. PUMPA PÅ!

Scream (1996)

Punching w the best of them come on now. 

Dumb and Dumber

Dum Dumb & Dumber (Remix)

Today I'm going to talk about the smartest part of Dumb and Dumber.

Read more at: https://scottsself-indulgentmovieblog.blogspot.com/.

Episode 957: The Smartest Part of Dumb and Dumber

Tv in the shower

Sounds of Cinema host Nathan Wardinski is joined by guest co-hosts Andy Wardinski and Ben Wardinski in a discussion of legacy sequels. In this segment, Nathan, Andy, and Ben discuss a variety of legacy sequels including GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE, BLADE RUNNER 2049, WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS, DUMB AND DUMBER TO, and TOP GUN: MAVERICK. 

Legacy Sequels: 2010s and 2020s

As Trump 2.0 continues his war on liberty, the odds are a million-to-one against us. But if we join together, there's still a chance. 

Regardless of the odds, there's still a chance for us to save liberty - 111225

“You Doin’ Too Much” by A.L.I.A.S.: A Lyrical Reality Check Wrapped in East Coast Swagger

“You Doin’ Too Much,” featured on A.L.I.A.S.’s highly anticipated album On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover, is a clever, witty, and razor-sharp anthem that calls out the chaos, noise, and unnecessary antics people bring into everyday life. Built on the signature East Coast lyricism A.L.I.A.S. is known for, the song blends humor, cultural commentary, and street consciousness into a track that’s as entertaining as it is relatable.

At its core, “You Doin’ Too Much” is a musical mirror—one that reflects the extra, dramatic, over-the-top behavior people often display when trying too hard to impress. A.L.I.A.S. flips the concept with charisma, delivering punchlines and double-entendres that make listeners laugh, nod their heads, and reconsider the energy they welcome into their own lives. Inspired by real-life experiences, everyday encounters, and the fast-paced culture of doing-the-most, the track serves as both a warning and a celebration of staying grounded in a world that’s constantly trying to pull you off balance.

A Song Inspired by Real Life and Real People

The idea behind “You Doin’ Too Much” came from a combination of street observation and personal growth. As someone who has evolved from the struggles of the South Bronx to the entrepreneurial grind of modern life, A.L.I.A.S. has seen every version of “extra”—from flashy pretenders to loud talkers with no follow-through. Instead of addressing it with bitterness, he turns it into entertainment.

This song was inspired by those moments where you watch someone exaggerate their lifestyle, overreact to simple situations, or try way too hard for attention. A.L.I.A.S. captures these moments with funny, hyper-detailed storytelling and clever rhyme schemes, delivering each verse with the confident cadence of an artist who’s seen enough to know better.

Who the Song Is For

“You Doin’ Too Much” is for anyone who’s dealt with fake energy, unnecessary drama, or people who always take things a step too far. It resonates with:

Hustlers who stay in their lane

Professionals tired of workplace theatrics

People who value peace over chaos

Anyone who knows a friend—or enemy—who always exaggerates

Fans of witty, high-level lyricism with internal rhyme schemes

Whether you’re bumping it in your car, adding it to your gym playlist, or sending it as a subtle message to someone who needs to chill, the track delivers the perfect mix of humor and truth.

Inside the Making of the Track

A.L.I.A.S. approached the writing with precision, leaning into his signature storytelling while keeping the beat energetic and infectious. Inspired by the rhythmic cleverness of artists like Wale, J. Cole, and early Kanye, the flow is tight and filled with rapid-fire bars that reward listeners who catch the hidden layers.

The production carries a bounce that feels both modern and nostalgic, blending 90 BPM hip-hop percussion with crisp melodies and subtle harmonic textures. Every verse was crafted to elevate the narrative—telling stories of hustling, ambition, and old-school wisdom while poking fun at the characters who are “doin’ too much.”

Why This Song Will Stick With Listeners

“You Doin’ Too Much” is memorable because it’s undeniably real. It gives listeners a theme song for those moments when someone’s energy is off, exaggerated, or flat-out performative. It’s catchy, clever, and grounded in the authentic personality of A.L.I.A.S.—a storyteller who can turn everyday experiences into something cinematic.

Whether you love it for the punchlines, the wordplay, or the vibe, the track stands as one more reason why On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover is shaping up to be one of A.L.I.A.S.’s most dynamic projects to date.

On Top of the World: Chapter 2 - The Takeover

You Doin' Too Much

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Are You Movie Mad? Is the podcast that asks the most difficult question one man has ever faced. Cinephile Andrew Jones is perpetually flabbergasted that Johnny Ellis uses the online moniker 'Movie_Mad' yet at any given moment seems not to understand any movie references. Join Andrew as he journeys through a collection of films to educate Johnny and ask if Johnny is Mad about the movie he watched or remains Movie Mad.

Välkomna till filmklubben "96-06". Som titeln antyder så avhandlar podden enbart filmer gjorda mellan årtalen 1996 fram till 2006, men befara ej, ty de bästa filmerna gjordes ju precis då. Era poddvärdar Tage och Joel är vänner sen barnsben och har alltid haft filmintresset och filmskapandet som en gemensam del av livet. Nu förenas grabbarna för första gången i en gemensam podcast om de mest minnesvärda, hårdkokta och obskyra dängorna som Hollywood nånsin projicerat på en skärm.

Tage ”Coma Cop” Rönnqvist
Joel ”Mike Foxtrot” Brink

9606podcast@gmail.com

Welcome movie friends! Join Scott as he goes through the wonderful world of movies including lists, old favorites, scene analysis, and tropes.

A.L.I.A.S. is an acronym for “Another Life Is Another Story.” He is “the man with many names, many faces.” One of his personas is Onassis Krown who created a Transformation Hub & Lifestyle Fashion Brand along with the podcasts – The Krown Affair & The Alphamist! A.L.I.A.S. has been a street hustler, veteran, financial advisor, life coach, serial entrepreneur & author of "Know Thyself," "The Golden Egg" & "Wear Your Krown." Explore more at www.onassiskrown.com

In the gritty echo chambers of the underground, where hip-hop remains raw, unfiltered, and real, one name continues to rise above the noise: A.L.I.A.S. Known by fans and followers alike as a lyrical prophet, street visionary, and spiritual soldier, A.L.I.A.S. is far more than your average emcee. He is the embodiment of struggle and triumph, pain and redemption, darkness and light.

Emerging from the storied South Bronx, the birthplace of hip-hop, A.L.I.A.S. is the definition of authenticity. His voice is not just heard—it’s felt. His lyrics don’t just rhyme—they awaken. With a style described as street, conscientious, soulful and moving, A.L.I.A.S. is redefining the culture from the underground up, powered by Worldz Finest Enterprises—the team behind the “Hottest Music on Earth!"

A.L.I.A.S. doesn’t just rap—he paints murals with words and conducts therapy with beats. His music explores themes like:

Survival in the hood

Rising above your environment

Confronting personal demons

Spiritual warfare and awakening

Love and loyalty

Dreams and destiny

One of the defining characteristics of A.L.I.A.S.’s music is his ability to balance the street with the spiritual, the raw with the refined, and the profane with the profound. Whether he's discussing the hardships of hustling, the pain of loss, or the triumph of self-mastery, you always walk away from his tracks feeling transformed. 
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“The Strident Conservative” is a two minute daily commentary focusing on the news and issues relevant to Conservatives and the Constitution. With a focus on holding our political and spiritual leaders accountable for the decline of American greatness, we are an equal-opportunity critic, holding members of every political stripe accountable.

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