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Welcome to the podcast dedicated to taking YOU out from under the rock on movies you should’ve seen by now.
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Wednesday Jan 08, 2014
Wednesday Jan 08, 2014
Well, here we are, new year, new episode of FUAR, a tradition that will SURELY persist for many years to come. While the guys do lament a lack of new sponsors, that doesn't stop them from delivering what is surely one of their best to date, including such highlights as Ryan's odd take on Morgan Freeman erotic fan fiction and James' employment of the Catholic School defense. Please, come join us on our journey and take part in the discussion next week by writing in to fuarock@gmail.com or tweeting us @FuaRockPodcast.
Tuesday Dec 31, 2013
Tuesday Dec 31, 2013
The guys close out the year and simultaneously put a cap on the fuarth cycle with the first ever viewer pick! You guys chose to bring Steven and Michael out from under the rock by picking Children of Men, for which this anonymous writer thanks you. Hope you all have a safe and prosperous new year, and thank you for your attention to us as we continue to make fools out of ourselves.
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
It was a night like any other. A certain group of fuar friends had congregated to perform a sort of ritual by watching a movie and then talking about it like other people could hear them. All was calm, all was bright, until the unspeakable happened. One of the so-called friends pulled out the chosen film...on a VHS tape! The lightbulbs blew out like candles as Stuben held the retro-Satan-spawn of a movie playback device in his hand. The gang collectively gulped, then decided to press on, knowing that after this night, nothing would ever be the same again.
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Ryan dug back into the recesses of his memory and pulled out this critically panned Steve Martin, 90s comedy - and risks the lives of his fellow FUAR crew members in the process! This leading-man focused, screwball comedy gets run through the vigorous rigor of the bigger movie pickers with no guarantee that it, or the FUAR crew, will make it through to the other side. If they make it to next week, be sure to tune in and join the discussion by writing in to fuarock@gmail.com or tweeting us @FuaRockPodcast.
Wednesday Dec 11, 2013
Wednesday Dec 11, 2013
After the gang's turn at baring their innermost desires last week, their confusion is not helped at all by this week's discussion of Casablanca Bajo and Humphrey Bogart's infini-boner. If you think that's an irreverent way to refer to one of the greatest movies of all time...well, you're actually correct, and we're really very sorry about the whole thing. How will the FUAR team follow up this week's legendary selection? Tune in to find out next week's banner pick, and write in at fuarock@gmail.com, or tweet us @FuaRockPodcast.
Tuesday Nov 26, 2013
Tuesday Nov 26, 2013
The FUAR crew doubles down on animation this week, this time with the American animated series based on Clerks and it's subsequent pseudo-sequels. How do the boys think it stacks up? Well let's just say the answer involves lengthy discussions of Space Jam, Blockbuster, and Aimee Teegarden, all culminating in a challenge that will leave the cadre questioning their deepest sexual desires. This is the big one folks.
Wednesday Nov 20, 2013
Wednesday Nov 20, 2013
The Red Horseman called War cometh! The apocalypse is nigh, as we draw the third cycle of From Under a Rock to a close! Other signs of the end times are the gang discussing (surprise) further merchandising of their podcast (From Under a Muffin Top, anyone?), the 23-year-old's equivalent of the Hollywood lifestyle, and (possibly more surprising) the film Princess Mononoke.
Thursday Nov 14, 2013
Thursday Nov 14, 2013
BLISS MY LIFE, AND IT'S NOW OR NEVER.
Tuesday Nov 05, 2013
Tuesday Oct 15, 2013
Tuesday Oct 15, 2013
There comes a time in every podcasts' life where it is given the opportunity to compromise its beliefs. For Ryan, Michael, Steven, and James, that time has come all too soon. Today, the FUAR gents are forced to review not one, but two films, in the modern flop-turned-cult-classic Grindhouse, comprised of the Rodriguez-directed Planet Terror and the Tarantino portion Deathproof. The discussion broaches such moral gray-areas as James McDoodles' doodles, the human body's fragility, and a challenge that leaves everyone with more questions than answers.