Bucky’s Basement Podcast

Bucky's Basement presents a unique episode of Casting Cage this week, where we review a film directed by Nicolas Cage: 2002's "Sonny" (Cage does cast himself an interesting minor role, one Acid Yellow, which we delve into). This film stars James Franco as the titular Sonny, a male prostitute in 1980's (?) New Orleans, pimped out by his mother, Jewel (played by Brenda Blethyn). There is a lot to unpack here. 
 
Why is it so hard to determine what decade this movie takes place in? Why does Sonny have a problem with someone sipping sizzerp? Why Sonny's clients trying to stiff him when he did such a good job with the (ahem) stiffing? And who got "Helen Hunted" in that fiery car explosion from the trailer? Find the answers to all these burning questions, only on Bucky's Basement!!

On this weeks episode of Fast Pitch:
Juicebox tries out his firecracker "mouth sounds"
Who are the biggest asshole drivers?   Nissan Altima vs Dodge Ram
The guys write a pitch for a movie titled "To, Again".

On this week's episode of Casting Cage, the guy's review the 2001 war epic: Captain Corelli's Mandolin. What's up with all these accents? Is mediocre Mandolin playing really a panty dropper? Would it be a better movie if Christian Bale and Nic Cage switched characters? Find the answers to all these burning questions and more only on Bucky’s Basement.

Welcome back to Bucky's Basement! This week we have a Fast Pitch episode where the title drawn is "Porsche Movie Night"! What was this week's sound effect performed by Juicebox? What mind bending genres did the guys Pitch? Did AI knock it out of the park or strike out again? Always unique. Always fresh. In 15 minutes or less - Only on Bucky’s Basement 

On this week's Casting Cage Episode of Bucky’s Basement, the guy's review the 2000 Christmas Classic (?): The Family Man. Listen in to learn why they love Tea Leoni (is it her raspy voice or is it that shower scene?), is this movie just another It's A Wonderful Life  knockoff or is it a full blown acid trip? And is Don Cheadle the secret villian in this film? (Kinda seems like he pulls a few dick moves). Find answers to these burning questions and learn so much more - Only on Bucky’s Basement
 
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We're back, baby! Fast Pitch returns to its regularly scheduled chaos with a brand new episode. This week, we draw the title: Mr. Man's Dolphin Ordeal. We're diving deep into the wild worlds of horror, sci-fi, and romance. What cinematic madness will Bucky, Juicebox, and Oldboy cook up this time? There’s only one way to find out.Always unique. Always fresh. In 15 minutes or less - Only on Bucky’s Basement

The Final Cage Match Begins. 
It’s the ultimate showdown in Cage Fight, our no-holds-barred Nic Cage battle royale. In this explosive final episode, two cinematic titans collide: Castor Troy (Face/Off, 1997) vs. Lil Junior Brown (Kiss of Death, 1995). 
Only one Cage can claim the crown.One will rise to Eternal Glory.The other? Buried in the Basement. 
Don’t miss the action—only on Bucky’s Basement.

And then there were Four. Welcome back to another Bucky's Basement Cage Fight episode
The stakes have never been higher as we dive into the final four death match of our explosive limited series! First up, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping duel between two of Nicolas Cage's most unforgettable characters: Castor Troy from Face/Off (1997) squares off against the cunning chemistry expert, Stanley Goodspeed from The Rock(1996).
In Fight Number 2, brace yourself as duty-bound secret agent Doug Chesnic from Guarding Tess (1994) faces the brutal and unpredictable Lil Junior Brown from Kiss of Death (1995).
Who will rise to the occasion and earn a place in the championship? Who will meet their grisly fate?

🔊 Get ready to rumble in Bucky’s Basement, where the cinematic chaos is unleashed! 🎬 
🔥 Round One sets the stage with a gripping battle: the relentless Castor Troy from 1997’s "Face/Off" collides with the dark and determined Tom Welles of 1999’s "8mm."
⚡️ Next, experience the turbulence as the unapologetic Cameron Poe from 1997’s "Con Air" soars into action against the fierce Stanley Goodspeed of 1996’s "The Rock." 
🎭 Feel the mania in match three as the wild and untamed Sailor from "Wild at Heart" (1990) takes on the stoic and strategic Doug Chesnic from 1994’s "Guarding Tess." 
💥 Closing the day with a big bang, witness the ruthless Lil Junior Brown from "Kiss of Death" (1995) grapple with the enigmatic Eddie from 1993’s "Deadfall." 
Which iconic Cage characters will be eliminated, and which will advance to prove their cinematic supremacy? Tune in to find out, only on Bucky’s Basement. 

The Cage Fight heats up as we enter the 2nd round of our Sweet Sixteen death match!
First up, it’s a battle of the romantics—Sailor (Wild at Heart, 1990) vs. Randy (Valley Girl, 1983). Will true love conquer, or will heartbreak hit harder than a knockout punch?
Next, we’ve got the nice-guy showdown—Charlie Lang (It Could Happen to You, 1994) vs. Doug Chesnic (Guarding Tess, 1994). One’s a cop, the other a secret service agent—who’s got the edge when push comes to shove?
Third match? Pure chaos. Lil Junior Brown (Kiss of Death, 1995) squares up against Johnny Collins (Zandalee, 1991) in a fight that’s bound to get ugly.
And for the grand finale, it’s a wild card brawl—Eddie (Deadfall, 1993) vs. H.I. McDunnah (Raising Arizona, 1987). Will crime pay, or will desperation lead to domination?
Who walks away victorious, and who gets left in the Cage? Find out—only on Bucky’s Basement!
 
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