Join hosts Jason Colvin and Dee Graves as they embark on a thrilling journey into the captivating world of cinema with a deep dive into the making of the iconic movies Ghostbusters and Gremlins. 

On June 8, 1984, audiences were treated to a double delight as two of the greatest comedy/horror films of all time were released on the same day. Delve into the intriguing stories behind the development, production, and casting of these timeless classics.

Discover the magic behind the scenes as Jason and Dee uncover fascinating details that will blow your mind. From the creation of iconic characters to the challenges faced during production, this podcast promises an entertaining and enlightening exploration of the cinematic masterpieces.

Who you gonna call? Tune in to find out as Jason and Dee bring humor and wit to the discussion, promising a fun-filled and engaging experience. Just remember, whatever you do, don't feed them after midnight!

Join us for a hilarious and informative conversation that celebrates the creativity and brilliance behind Ghostbusters and Gremlins. Stay tuned for a podcast that's both funny and family-friendly!

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Join hosts Jason and Dee from the "Surely You Can't Be Serious" podcast, alongside special guest Jeff Johnson from the "A Film By" podcast, as they embark on a wild and comedic journey through the much-maligned sequel, "Beverly Hills Cop III".

In this episode, the trio fearlessly tackles the pros and cons of this infamous film, daring to ask the tough questions: What, if anything, works about "Beverly Hills Cop III"? What led to this train derailing off the tracks - was it Eddie Murphy's performance, John Landis' direction, or studio interference? Prepare for a rollercoaster ride of laughs and insights as they dissect the film's goofy plotlines, questionable direction, and the enigma of a comic genius who seems to have lost his spark.

Then, Jason, Dee, and Jeff bravely compare "Beverly Hills Cop III" to another cinematic misfire, "Jaws 3-D". Which film reigns supreme as the better of the bad?

Whether you're a die-hard fan of '80s cinema or simply enjoy a good laugh with friends, "Surely You Can't Be Serious: Beverly Hills Cop III - What the Heck Happened?" is a podcast episode not to be missed. So grab your popcorn, buckle up for a wild ride, and join the conversation as they unravel the mysteries of one of Hollywood's most infamous sequels.

Join hosts Jason and Dee from the "Surely You Can't Be Serious" podcast as they dive deep into the depths of cinematic infamy with special guest Jeff Johnson from the "A Film By" podcast. Together, they embark on an uproarious journey through the murky waters of the much-maligned sequel, "Jaws 3-D" and ask the question "What the Heck Happened?"

In this hilarious and insightful episode, the trio delves into the pros and cons of this infamous film, dissecting what works, what doesn't, and how the studio could have potentially salvaged the sinking ship. From the laughable plot twists to the questionable directorial decisions and head-scratching special effects, no aspect of "Jaws 3-D" is safe from their witty critique.

But that's not all! Prepare to be entertained as they unearth the original script idea for the film, humorously titled "Jaws 3, People 0". With their trademark blend of humor and analysis, Jason, Dee, and Jeff explore the absurdities of this forgotten gem of a concept, offering fresh perspectives and commentary along the way.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of the "Jaws" franchise or simply a lover of good-natured banter and insightful film discussion, "Surely You Can't Be Serious: Jaws 3-D" is a must-listen podcast episode that promises to leave you laughing and questioning your cinematic choices. So grab your popcorn, put on your 3-D glasses, and join the conversation as they take a bite out of one of Hollywood's most infamous sequels.

Welcome to "Surely You Can't Be Serious," the podcast where hosts Jason and Dee delve deep into the realms of music nostalgia, dissecting iconic albums and the stories behind them. In this episode, join us on a journey back to the 1980s as we shine a spotlight on one of the era's most beloved pop duos – Wham!

Grab your neon yellow fingerless gloves and "Choose Life" t-shirts as we dive headfirst into Wham!'s sophomore album, "Make It Big." From infectious pop melodies to heartfelt ballads, each track on this record has left an indelible mark on music history.

Join us as we explore the genesis of Wham!, tracing their humble beginnings to their meteoric rise to fame. Through anecdotes and insights, we unravel the dynamic between George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, the creative masterminds behind the band's infectious sound.

But the journey doesn't stop there. Beyond Wham!'s collective success lies the remarkable solo career of George Michael. From chart-topping hits to personal struggles, we dissect the enigmatic persona of this iconic artist and his enduring impact on pop culture.

Throughout the episode, we'll analyze each song on "Make It Big," uncovering the inspirations and stories behind the music. From the upbeat energy of "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" to the poignant introspection of "Careless Whisper," prepare to rediscover the magic of Wham! in a whole new light.

So, whether you're a die-hard fan or simply curious about the heyday of '80s pop, join us for an engaging discussion that's equal parts nostalgia and musical discovery. Tune in to "Surely You Can't Be Serious" as we pay homage to Wham!'s "Make It Big" and celebrate the timeless allure of '80s pop perfection.

Welcome to "Surely You Can't Be Serious," the podcast where hosts Jason and Dee take a deep dive into the music that shaped our lives. In this episode, we're dissecting the iconic Tears for Fears album "Songs from the Big Chair."

Join us as we unravel the layers of each track, exploring the genesis of the songs and the anecdotes behind the music. From the anthemic "Shout" to the introspective "Everybody Wants to Rule the World," we'll explore the themes, inspirations, and creative process behind each masterpiece.

As we dissect each song, we'll uncover the influences that shaped Tears for Fears' sound, from their childhood experiences to their musical inspirations. We'll discuss the emotional depth of tracks like "Head Over Heels" and "Mother's Talk," and explore how they resonate with listeners decades later.

But the conversation doesn't end here. Join us next week as we compare "Songs from the Big Chair" to Wham's "Make It Big" album. It's a clash of the titans as we examine two seminal albums from the 1980s, exploring their impact on pop culture and music history.

So tune in, grab your headphones, and prepare to journey through the sonic landscapes of Tears for Fears. This is "Surely You Can't Be Serious," where the music never stops and the conversation never ends.

Welcome to "Surely You Can't Be Serious," the podcast where hosts Jason and Dee dive deep into the world of classic karate movies from the mid-eighties. In this episode, they're pitting two iconic films against each other: "The Karate Kid" and "The Last Dragon."

Join Jason and Dee as they dissect the origins of each movie, exploring the creative vision behind them and how they became cult classics in their own right. They'll delve into the details of the cast, sharing insights into the performances that brought these beloved characters to life.

But that's not all—Jason and Dee aren't afraid to tackle the tough questions. In this episode, Jason poses the ultimate query: "Who is the biggest A-hole?" as they analyze the characters and their motivations in "The Karate Kid."

Throughout the episode, they'll break down the pivotal moments in each movie, discussing the memorable scenes that have left an indelible mark on pop culture. From iconic fight sequences to heartfelt moments of triumph, no stone will be left unturned.

And of course, it all leads to the ultimate showdown: which movie reigns supreme as the better karate flick? With their in-depth analysis and passionate opinions, Jason and Dee will each make their case before rendering their final verdict.

So whether you're a die-hard fan of Daniel LaRusso's underdog journey or Leroy Green's quest for the glow, join Jason and Dee for a lively discussion that's sure to leave you saying, "Surely you can't be serious!"

Welcome to "Surely You Can't Be Serious," the podcast where hosts Jason and Dee dive deep into the world of classic karate movies from the mid-eighties. In this episode, they're pitting two iconic films against each other: "The Karate Kid" and "The Last Dragon."

Join Jason and Dee as they dissect the origins of each movie, exploring the creative vision behind them and how they became cult classics in their own right. They'll delve into the details of the cast, sharing insights into the performances that brought these beloved characters to life.

But that's not all—Jason and Dee aren't afraid to tackle the tough questions. In this episode, Jason poses the ultimate query: "Who is the biggest A-hole?" as they analyze the characters and their motivations in "The Karate Kid."

Throughout the episodes, they'll break down the pivotal moments in each movie, discussing the memorable scenes that have left an indelible mark on pop culture. From iconic fight sequences to heartfelt moments of triumph, no stone will be left unturned.

And of course, it all leads to the ultimate showdown: which movie reigns supreme as the better karate flick? With their in-depth analysis and passionate opinions, Jason and Dee will each make their case before rendering their final verdict.

So whether you're a die-hard fan of Daniel LaRusso's underdog journey or Leroy Green's quest for the glow, join Jason and Dee for a lively discussion that's sure to leave you saying, "Surely you can't be serious!"

Welcome back to the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast, where we delve into the realms of iconic pop culture phenomena! In this episode, hosts Jason and Dee embark on a thrilling journey through the mesmerizing world of the Miami Vice Soundtrack. But they're not alone in this adventure; they're joined by a very special guest: author, YouTuber, and Miami Vice aficionado, Morgan Richter.

Together, they take a track-by-track exploration of the legendary soundtrack, dissecting each song's significance and its seamless integration into the fabric of Miami Vice. From the pulsating beats of Jan Hammer's iconic theme to the sultry melodies of Glenn Frey's "You Belong to the City," no stone is left unturned. They also throw in a bonus song used in Miami Vice Season 1, "She's A Beauty" by the Tubes!

But the discussion doesn't stop there! With Morgan Richter's expert insights, they unravel the deeper connections between the soundtrack and the specific Miami Vice episodes they underscore. Drawing from Morgan's extensive knowledge of the show's behind-the-scenes dynamics, they uncover fascinating anecdotes and trivia that shed new light on the creation of this groundbreaking series.

From the neon-lit streets of Miami to the intricate layers of synthwave magic, join Jason, Dee, and Morgan Richter as they unravel the sonic tapestry of the Miami Vice Soundtrack, rekindling nostalgic memories and uncovering hidden gems along the way. So, fasten your seatbelts and prepare for a ride through the sun-soaked soundscape of the '80s like never before. Pastels only, and no socks allowed!

Welcome to the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast with your hosts Jason and Dee! In this special episode, we're diving deep into the iconic Beverly Hills Cop Soundtrack, track by track, dissecting the magic behind each song that made this album a timeless classic.

Join us as we journey through the infectious beats and electrifying melodies of Harold Faltermeyer's "Axel F," a tune that has become synonymous with 80s nostalgia. From there, we'll groove to the smooth sounds of Glenn Frey's "The Heat Is On," capturing the essence of Eddie Murphy's legendary on-screen persona.

But the fun doesn't stop there! We'll also explore the funky vibes of Patti LaBelle's "New Attitude," the soulful rhythm of The Pointer Sisters' "Neutron Dance," and the catchy hooks of Junior's "Do You Really (Want My Love)."

As a special treat for our listeners, we'll be including two bonus tracks that perfectly complement the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack experience. First up, Vanity 6's "Nasty Girl," a provocative anthem that adds an extra edge to our playlist. And let's not forget Bob Seger's "Shakedown," a rock-infused track that amps up the energy and rounds out our musical journey.

So grab your headphones and get ready to groove along with us as we celebrate the music of Beverly Hills Cop and beyond on the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast!

In this episode of Surely You Can't Be Serious, hosts Jason and Dee dive deep into the world of 80s action cinema with a comparison of two iconic films: "Beverly Hills Cop" and its high-octane sequel "Beverly Hills Cop II." Join us as we take a trip down memory lane to revisit Axel Foley's wild adventures in the sunny streets of Beverly Hills.

First, we explore the adrenaline-pumping action sequences and the evolution of Eddie Murphy's character, Axel Foley, from a Detroit detective with street smarts to a fish-out-of-water cop causing chaos in the glitzy world of Beverly Hills. We'll discuss how "Beverly Hills Cop II" builds upon the success of its predecessor, ramping up the stakes and delivering even more thrills.

But it's not just about the action - we'll also delve into the humor and charm that made the first film a classic, comparing it to the comedic elements of the sequel. From the unforgettable one-liners to the chemistry between the characters, we'll examine what sets each film apart and what keeps audiences coming back for more.

Finally, after weighing the pros and cons of each film, Jason and Dee will render their final judgment on which movie reigns supreme. Will "Beverly Hills Cop II" surpass its predecessor in their eyes, or will the original remain the undisputed champion? Tune in to find out!

So grab your popcorn and get ready for a nostalgic trip back to the 80s as we explore the action-packed world of "Beverly Hills Cop II" on Surely You Can't Be Serious!

Get ready for a double dose of action and comedy as hosts Jason and Dee on the "Surely You Can't Be Serious" podcast dive into the high-octane world of Axel Foley in this special episode comparing the 1984 classic "Beverly Hills Cop" to its thrilling sequel, "Beverly Hills Cop II" from 1987.

Join Jason and Dee as they dissect the iconic characters, pulse-pounding plotlines, and uproarious humor that define both films. From the streets of Detroit to the glitz and glamor of Beverly Hills, our hosts explore the evolution of Eddie Murphy's character, Axel Foley, and the dynamic chemistry between the cast members.

In this episode, Jason and Dee delve into the action-packed sequences, analyzing the stunts, car chases, and explosive set pieces that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. They also discuss the cultural impact of both films, from their memorable soundtracks to their enduring popularity in the '80s and beyond.

But that's not all – the hosts also compare the directing styles, writing, and overall tone of "Beverly Hills Cop" and its sequel, offering insightful commentary on how each film stands on its own while maintaining the spirit of the franchise.

As the podcast unfolds, Jason and Dee engage in a lively debate, sharing their favorite moments, quotes, and behind-the-scenes trivia from both movies. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the franchise or a newcomer eager to explore the world of Axel Foley, this episode promises to be a thrilling ride through '80s cinema.

So, grab your popcorn, buckle up, and join Jason and Dee on the "Surely You Can't Be Serious" podcast as they compare and contrast "Beverly Hills Cop" with "Beverly Hills Cop II," delivering laughs, excitement, and plenty of nostalgia along the way.