The Smart Movie/Dumb Movie Podcast

Hosts Ho Lin (www.camera-roll.com) and the Big Movie Genius (@LardyRevenger) pay tribute to the late Sir Roger Moore by reviewing some of his lesser known movies (and underrated performances) outside James Bond, including the wacky "Fire, Ice and Dynamite" and the action adventure film "ffolkes."

Hosts Ho Lin (www.camera-roll.com) and the Big Movie Genius (@LardyRevenger) celebrate this year's Oscars by reviewing some previous Best Picture winners and picking the worst Oscar decisions of all time. Along the way they examine the strange career of Ray Milland, review four movies titled "Crash," and recap the trainwreck that was the 1989 Oscars.

Ho Lin and the Big Movie Genius (BMG) celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a wee bit o' stout and reviews of Disney's "Darby O'Gill and the Little People," "Getting Lucky," all of the "Leprechaun" movies (particularly "Leprechaun 4: In Space,") along with a host of other leprechaun movies. Éire go Brách!

Hosts Ho Lin (www.camera-roll.com) and the Big Movie Genius (@LardyRevenger) celebrate the holidays with the 1974 masterpiece "Black Christmas" and the 1989 disasterpiece "Elves." Along the way, they debate the best versions of "A Christmas Carol," and touch on other related holiday movies.

It's all about witches for Halloween! Hosts Ho Lin (www.camera-roll.com) and the Big Movie Genius (@LardyRevenger) review "The Witch," "Teen Witch," and "The Witches," and offer their picks for their favorite hag.

It's time for a summer extravaganza! Ho Lin from the Camera Roll website and the Big Movie Genius (BMG) turn their attention to summer camp movies, leading off with Ari Aster's chilling "Midsommar" and then running through all four "Meatballs" films. Along the way we ponder Corey Feldman, and examine the eighties phenomenon of raunchy-sweet sex comedies.

As the real world as we know it comes to an end, we thought it only fitting to review three movies about ... the end of the world. Join Ho Lin from the Camera Roll blog (www.camera-roll.com) and The Big Movie Genius as they review three movies based on Richard Matheson's famous novel "I Am Legend."

The Big Movie Genius (BMG) and Camera Roll's Ho Lin take a break from snacking on Christmas tacos to review two holiday-themed horror movies: "Christmas Evil" and "Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toymaker." Learn about Fiona Apple's dad, who turns out to be a hell of an actor, the twisted genius of Brian Yuzna, and as a bonus, we throw in some quick thoughts on "A Christmas Carol" and Sylvester Stallone!

Happy Halloween! The Big Movie Genius (BMG) celebrates his favorite holiday along with Camera Roll's Ho Lin as they break down three horror movies that actually take place on Halloween: 2007's "Trick 'R Treat," an anthology horror movie (we love those), 1982's silly "Trick or Treats," a horror comedy that actually educates us on the importance of film editing,  and 1986's "Trick or Treat," a headbanging horror rocker featuring Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osborne. Join us as we cross the line between smart and dumb, and debate what it means to give a dumb movie a five-star rating -- like, does that mean it's good?

The Big Movie Genius (BMG) and Camera Roll's Ho Lin welcome the beginning of football season with their takes on the classic Burt Reynolds gridiron drama-comedy "The Longest Yard," and the bonkers Ernest Borgnine football players-on-a-mission flick "The Last Match." Along the way the Big Movie Genius discovers the difference between Eddie Fisher and Eddie Albert, we learn about the true nature of football, and Ho's fiancee chimes in with her informed opinion about Burt Reynolds' sex appeal.

The Big Movie Genius (BMG) and Ho Lin kick off the Smart Movie/Dumb Movie podcast series with a robotic theme, breaking down “Robot & Frank” and “Robo Vampire.” Along the way, they ponder British detective shows, humans in robot suits, how Back to the Future got it all wrong, the strange career of director Godfrey Ho, and why Chinese water torture is the best, before concluding with a tantalizing hint about their next show.

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