Men In Black

This episode is a rumor, recognizable only as another boring movie podcast, and dismissed just as quickly. It doesn't exist, it was never even recorded. Movie analysis is its name. Cinema its native tongue. We are above Itunes. Over it. Beyond it. We are madness. We are moxie. We are Box Office Pulp.

 ... but yeah, here's an episode on Men In Black where we talk about how important this was to a generation of audiences, marvel at just how unique it is in the pantheon of comic book movies, debate what could be done with the upcoming reboot, and Cody sings a nice song about men!

These download links are three for a dollar! Sir!



Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoxOfficePulpPodcast/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BoxOfficePulp
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/box-office-pulp/id577338641
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=37192&refid=stpr

Marvel's Ant-Man

MB and Cody shrink down to the quantum realm to get a closer look at Marvel's newest superhero film, ANT-MAN! For all your bad Nick Nolte impressions and soul-crushing reminders that the first 10 minutes of UP are gut-wrenching, this episode has you covered. And just so the obligatory Zoolander joke is made, yes, this is a podcast for ants.

Give your Pym particles a shake by downloading here!

Mad Max: Fury Road

Our name is Box Office Pulp. Our world is podcasting. And blood. There's still lots of blood. AND GUZZOLINE! Grab your wheels, War Boys, and prepare to chrome yourselves up for the gates of Valhalla, because we're about to die historically! That's right, the BOP Crew is finally gonna figure out who's more crazy in movie podcasting... themselves or everybody else. But before that, they're gonna down some mother's milk talking about MAD MAX: FURY ROAD!

What Coulda Been...

Godzilla! Hans and Franz! Super suits in tin cans! Arnold Schwarzenegger and Weiner! These are all connected in a logical manner, and Box Office Pulp is here to do the dirty work of connecting the dots in this special episode all about notorious Hollywood films that ALMOST happened. Did we dodge a spray of bullets? Did we miss a series of miracles? Listen in and decide for yourself.

Mini BOP - The BOPadook (The Babadook)

Let Box Office Pulp wager you, let us make you a bet: Listening to this episode will not be a regret. A rumbling sound and three sharp knocks, that's when you know we're recording. The themes in a certain Australian horror film is what we are exploring. You see, if it's in a word, or it's in a look, you can't stop us from talking about THE BABADOOK.

Summer Preview 2015

The BOP Crew gazes into it's crystal ball (or a handy-dandy online list) at the films coming soon to a theater near you. From Ant-Men, to old man robots, to young man robots, to dinosaurs, lands of tomorrow, and being too fast to be truly furious -- Box Office Pulp leaves no celluloid unturned in this preview of Summer 2015!

Tales From The BOP: NEKROMANTIK

What lurks behind this seemingly normal german apartment window? Allow a still shell-shocked Mike to spin a tale of love, low budgets, and the depths of sexual depravity for you and the rest of the BOP Crew. Even though NEKROMANTIK pulls back the satin sheets from it's sexy, sexy grave and invites you into it's crisp blu-ray re-release -- do not! Don't make the same mistake I did! Run! Run! RUN! And instead, run right into this installment of the spine-tingling bastion of the ghastly... TALES FROM THE BOP!

Princess Mononoke

Mike, James, and Cody gather to discuss the Studio Ghibli's animated classic Princess Mononoke. With eyes unclouded, they attempt to discuss the Miyazaki masterpiece without falling into the pitfalls of hate. Or the dark catacombs of IMDb. Or tangents about C.H.U.D. Their mission is hopeless, but at least they get to go out remembering that time when Keith David voiced a giant, pissed-off boar god. What more could they ask for?

Tales From The BOP: WOLFEN

Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may get stuck watching WOLFEN when the VHS player blooms and the autumn moon is bright. On this new BOP segment, Cody recounts his harrowing encounter with the kinda-sorta werewolf movie WOLFEN to the rest of the crew, preventing them from a grizzly fate of actually having to watch this train wreck of a movie for themselves. It’s a descent into hell, horror, time-warping runtimes, and a nude Edward James Olmos in the very first TALES FROM THE BOP!

BOP Of The Dead

The BOP crew shambles out of the grave this Halloween for the sweetest candy of all: BRAINS. Also, zombie movies. But we're mostly here for the brains. So, shamble along as we debate the merits of slow versus fast rotters, magic versus virus-infected living dead, and werewolf sex versus mummy sex. Only the most crucial topics of the season in this special BOP of the Dead!

Pumpkinhead (A Big-Ass Pumpkin Day celebration)

Just in time to celebrate the holiest of fake holidays, Big-Ass Pumpkin Day, here comes the Box Office Pulp episode on Stan Winston's Pumpkinhead. Relive all your favorite 80s and southern stereotypes with he BOP crew as we collectively scratch our heads over this odd-ball monster flick. Err... grim fairy tale.

Mini BOP - Byzantium

Join BOP's very own POINTED NAILS OF JUSTICE, as they go into the vampirism, the feminism, and the pale-ism, of BYZANTIUM.

Hobo With a Shotgun

Are you a dirty cop? Have you ever dreamed of quitting your full-time position as a homeless drifter in order to become a professional lawn mower? Maybe you're just a disembodied demon spirit that roams the earth inside of some Mad Max style armor. Even if you aren't any of those things, you'll appreciate the world-class insanity of this episode, celebrating the even crazier HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN.

X-Men: Days Of Future Past

JOIN US, MY MUTANT BROTHERS AND SISTERS! Join Box Office Pulp as we travel into the past to prevent the recording of an episode that destroys your future! After we kill our past selves(we saw no alternative) we decided to record a new episode in it's place(and enjoy all the accommodations of the 2010's). In THIS time displaced episode, we fittingly discuss the retcons, the drama, the utter childhood delight, and the amazingness of: X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST.

BOP Recommends... VERSUS

Across the Earth there lay 666 portals, all of which connect this world to the next. In Japan exists the 444th portal; a place called The Forest of Resurrection. This is the exact spot where a group of Yakuza are picking up two escaped prisoners. When one of the prisoners -- a mysterious man known only as Prisoner KSC2-303 -- offs a Yakuza thug after discovering they've kidnapped a girl -- things start getting complicated in the Forest of Resurrection...

Mini-BOP - Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Mike and Cody sit down to geek out over Marvel's newest film. Spoiler alert: Captain America: The Winter Soldier is great, Hydra is behind everything (Even your missing socks), and someone was smart enough to create a M.O.D.O.K. mug. Enjoy and hail Hydra!

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon

Take a look back at the first teetering steps of the Box Office Pulp Podcast with this previously un-aired test episode. If technical ineptitude doesn't excite you, maybe our discussion of the greatest Valentine's Day film ever, BEHIND THE MASK, will! Who doesn't love a good romantic slasher?

BOP Reviews: Evil Dead 2

A symphony of madness.

It's been about 24 hours since I first watched Sam Raimi's now famously cult classic follow-up to his breakout film and the movie that cemented him as a horror king. EVIL DEAD 2 was a movie I had long been anticipating my first viewing of, going back to years before I had ever seen a frame of Raimi's work outside of the Spider-Man movies and Darkman. I had heard about the legend of Ashley J. Williams through countless internet praises and friends who had grown up with the gutsy gorefests that made Bruce Campbell a household name, but as far as my exposure to the actual Evil Dead brand went, I was pretty scarce. The only film of the three that I had seen in full was ARMY OF DARKNESS, and that was definitely not the film to start off on. Not because it was lacking anything - quite the opposite, Army of Darkness is immensely entertaining and one of the best horror comedies ever made - but because in that movie, Ash was already established as the badass that he inevitably became. He'd gone through the hurdle of two entire movies that built him up to be the face (or chin) of demon slaying debauchery and the best cheesy one-liners imaginable. So as a film, Army gave me great entertainment, but it did nothing to improve my experience with the Evil Dead franchise. It was simply the spark.

BOP Reviews... The Wolverine

It's appropriate that the first time we see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine way back in the first X-Men film, is during a vicious cage fight where the announcer introduces him as "The Wolverine". And now, over ten years later, a film titled THE WOLVERINE has given us a definitive portrayal of the character, both from Hugh Jackman (who continues to carve himself into the role more than even any James Bond actor has been able to manage), and from a story that attacks the core of who Logan is. Comic fans, and the movie going public hasn't grown tired of seeing Wolverine quip and slice his way through the bad guys for the greater good. After all, he's the best at what he does, and what he does isn't very nice. But after those he's loved have died, after suffering through wars, and fighting the good fight like any soldier would... what if Logan has grown tired of being Wolverine? 

Mini BOP - Evil Dead (2013)

In this Deadite fueled Mini BOP, James and Mike make a startling discovery in some Kandarian ruins, read from a book bound in human flesh, and end up getting way too familiar with some demonic tree branches, if you know what I mean. Our personal lives aside, rev up your chainsaws and CUT IT, ladies and gentleman, because in this episode we discuss the remake of the horror classic, EVIL DEAD.