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These Guys Got Juice

Doug Davenport and Nick Ewers

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A weekly film podcast hosted by Doug Davenport and Nick Ewers. Each week your hosts will provide reviews and commentaries, covering new releases, film franchises, possible hidden gems, and anything that would be interesting to pick apart. In the process, they attempt to answer one question: does this movie have juice? Listen/watch along, hear their case, and decide along with them in this laidback journey through the world of potentially juicy movies.
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are bringing you a BONUS EPISODE where they're talking David Lynch's feature directorial debut, Eraserhead (1977) Email us suggestions for some other movies we should talk about! Email us here: shumpulp@theseguysgotjuice.com Follow us on Letterboxd Doug: https://letterboxd.com/thedouggernaut/ Nick: https://le…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing Strange Darling, directed by JT Mollner, produced by Giovanni Ribisi, and starring Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner. IN THEATERS NOW! The spoiler free section is short in this one, so go see this one in theaters as soon as possible! This is a movie you won't want to miss! Next Review: John Woo'…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are continuing their latest commentary series with Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams. Is this a bad kids movie, or an overlooked classic? Should this movie be all about a father being a Spy, and his family not taking him seriously? Does this movie fulfill the promise of its title, or should it have been c…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the latest entry in the Alien franchise, Alien: Romulus, directed by Fede Alvarez. IN THEATERS NOW! Does this deliver the same relentless brutality that the 2013 Evil Dead remake had? Is this a better direction for the franchise than what Ridley Scott was doing with the prequels? Does this franc…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are delving into the original Robert Rodriguez Spy Kids trilogy, via commentary! Should we recast Antonio Banderas as Mario? Are the Thumb Thumbs the most important characters in movie history? Is it finally time for a Tom Cruise led Spy Kids/Mission: Impossible crossover? How much juice is there in a kid spy…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the new Tilman Singer film, Cuckoo, starring Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens. In theaters now! Email us here: shumpulp@theseguysgotjuice.com Follow us on Letterboxd Doug: https://letterboxd.com/thedouggernaut/ Nick: https://letterboxd.com/newers93/ And on twitter (never calling it X): https://x.c…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are bringing you a BONUS MOVIE UNLOAD, where they’re going to talk about some things they’ve been watching, which include Bad Boys For Life, Kneecap, A Colt Is My Passport, To Live and Die In LA, and The Sea Wolf. Along with a few other random topics! Enjoy! Email us here: shumpulp@theseguysgotjuice.com Follo…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are doing a commentary on Only God Forgives! Nicolas Winding Refn’s divisive follow up to Drive, also starring Ryan Gosling? (Movie starts at 22:57) Is this the same Ryan Gosling from Drive, or some kind of multiverse variant? Do all movies now take place in the MCU? Should God be more forgiving? And finally:…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the new M. Night Shyamalan picture, Trap! In theaters now! Does this movie rank high or low in M. Night’s filmography? Did the guys feel trapped while watching this? Does this movie have a worthwhile twist, or even a twist at all? And most importantly, does this movie have the juice? Listen and …
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are doing a commentary on the Nicolas Winding Refn film, Drive (2011), starring Ryan Gosling! A movie that’s beloved over here! Does this movie have any juice? The guys think so! Listen to them gush over this podcast favorite, and watch along! Next Week’s Commentary: Only God Forgives Email us here: shumpulp@…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are bringing you a trailer reaction BONUS EPISODE! A Bonus Jonas, if you will. They’ll be reacting to Joker: Folie à Deux, The Penguin, Captain America: Brave New World, Hellboy: The Crooked Man, and Borderlands! Do any of these movies look like they have any juice? Listen and find out! Email us here: shumpul…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the latest MCU Multiverse debacle, Deadpool & Wolverine, from director Shawn Levy. Is the multiverse concept only good for cameos? How well does this movie operate under the control of Disney/Marvel? Can this movie save the MCU from this current low point? Does bringing Wolverine back tarnish Lo…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are doing a commentary on the 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, directed by Philip Kaufman, starring the late Donald Sutherland (Rest In Peace). This episode does contain AUDIO ISSUES that start in the middle of the episode. We tried out a different recording program, and ended up with an echo. B…
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Today on These Guys Guy Juice, the guys are joined by Lexy Van Dyke of the Schooled By Cinema Podcast to talk some more Longlegs! Go into this one prepared for spoilers right away! Email us here: shumpulp@theseguysgotjuice.com Follow us on Letterboxd Doug: https://letterboxd.com/thedouggernaut/ Nick: https://letterboxd.com/newers93/ And on twitter …
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing Lee Isaac Chung’s latest film, Twisters. The sequel to the 1996 hit film, Twister (spoiler). How accurate is the science behind this disaster movie? Should we worship tornados instead of fear them? Is Glen Powell too good looking? And most importantly, is there enough juice here to chase down a …
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are bringing you a BONUS EPISODE discussing the latest Star Wars show, The Acoltye. Expect spoilers for all things Star Wars. No spoilers for The Acolyte until roughly 30 minutes in. Does this show deserve the online hate from the “Phandom Menace”? Is this show the ultimate sin, or solid Star Wars? Can the gu…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are wrapping up their commentaries on the Wesley Snipes Blade movies with Blade: Trinity. (Movie starts at 4:35) Will the guys finally witness Blade pay taxes? Why does this movie introduce characters that even our protagonist seems annoyed by? Who is to blame for the decline in quality from Blade II to this …
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the latest Osgood Perkins horror bonanza, Longlegs! In theaters now! Is the hype behind this movie earned? Is this the best horror movie of the year? Are there any more spoiler free questions that can even be asked besides this last one: does this movie actually have any juice? Listen and find o…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are bringing you some BONUS CONTENT! Almost 3 full hours of movies they’ve seen recently! They’re talking Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1, Kinds of Kindness, The Beast, Ghostlight, Bad Boys II, The Quick and The Dead, Beverly Hills Cop. And in the last hour, it’s all Timecrimes! You won’t want to miss i…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are continuing their commentaries on the Blade movies with Guillermo Del Toro’s Blade II (Movie starts at 12:44) Does Blade pay taxes in this one? Is Ron Perlman the most Del Toro thing about this movie? Should Nick watch Dragon Ball Super? Listen/watch and find out! Next Week’s Commentary: Blade: Trinity Ema…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the third entry in this Ti West and Mia Goth horror trilogy, MaXXXine! Is this an unnecessary follow up to X? Where does this stand for the guys in comparison to Ti West’s previous two entries in this Mia Goth centered trilogy? Will the guys friendship be able to survive their difference in opin…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing Kill, from director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat. IN THEATERS NOW! Does every action movie need to be referred to as “John Wick meets _______”? Is this movie more than just nonstop action? How much juice can the guys find among all of the blood soaked violence? Listen and find out! Next Review: MaXXXine E…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are starting their Blade commentaries! (Movie starts at 4:01) Does Blade pay taxes? Why is Marvel having a hard time making their Blade movie? Who is the bigger feminist ally, Nick or Doug? Listen/watch and find out! Next Week’s Commentary: Blade II Email us here: shumpulp@theseguysgotjuice.com Follow us on L…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are already breaking the rules and dropping their A Quiet Place: Day One review a week early! How do the guys actually feel about these movies? If sound-hunting aliens invade Earth, should we abandon our dogs? What exactly made Michael Sarnoski pick this movie after his critically acclaimed masterpiece Pig? A…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing the new Jeff Nicol’s movie, The Bikeriders. What is up with these accents? Should we all base our personalities on Marlon Brando performances? Is it okay for men to cry? But most importantly, can the guys find a glass big enough to contain all of this Jeff Nicol’s juice? Listen and find out! Nex…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys continue with their commentaries on the two Rob Zombie Halloween movies. (Movie starts at 6:27) Should this movie be retitled Rob Zombie’s Fire Walk With Me? Is this movie a misunderstood masterpiece? Is Michael Myers a reanimated corpse? What if they cloned Michael? And when all is said and done, did the Rob…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are reviewing George Miller’s latest addition to the cinematic Mad Max world, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (currently available on VOD). EXPECT SPOILERS! Does this movie need to be in competition with Fury Road? Will we get to witness George Miller make another movie at this scale after this box office performance…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are giving you a peek behind the curtain with a 2+ hour conversation recorded while testing the audio equipment. The plan was to talk Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, but that and so much more are covered during this loose test run. This is the recording that started it all. Next Week’s Review: Furiosa: A M…
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Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are watching and talking about Rob Zombie’s Halloween (The theatrical version). This is the launch of their weekly commentaries. Is giving Michael Myers a backstory a bad thing? Should more men love their wives as much as Rob Zombie loves his? Why did Michael give up his mask making hobby after leaving the me…
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This is THESE GUYS GOT JUICE, a weekly film podcast hosted by Doug Davenport and Nick Ewers. Each week your hosts will provide reviews and commentaries, covering new releases, film franchises, possible hidden gems, and anything that would be interesting to pick apart. In the process, they attempt to answer one question: does this movie have juice? …
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From playing NCAA soccer to a successful modeling and acting career to being the top polar explorer of his time, Doug Stoup is an enigma. Host Adam Howard recently journeyed to Antarctica with Stoup, and their conversation ranges from Doug’s personal training of A-list Hollywood actors to near death experiences; adventures with Doug Coombs; and tak…
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Tele Mike Russell grew up as a sharecropper’s son in Delaware, before attending college and becoming an executive in the pharmaceutical industry. Then he watched the second plane hit the World Trade Center and decided he’d better follow another path, this one to skiing in Colorado, where he’d go on to find a family in the National Brotherhood of Sk…
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When Craig Kelly died in 2003, the world of snowboarding was devastated. Twenty years later, New York Times best-selling author Eric Blehm returned to the site of Kelly’s death, to uncover the true story of what happened in the avalanche that killed the legendary snowboarder and six backcountry skiers in British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains. Blehm’…
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In the skiing universe, Chris Davenport is a household name. His notoriety is due in part to the many facets of the sport upon which he’s had a lasting impact. He raced for New Hampshire’s Holderness Academy and the University of Colorado before transitioning to freeskiing and winning world championships in 1996 and 2001. He became one of the first…
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Tlingit skier Ellen Bradley is an advocate, athlete, scientist and storyteller. Fierce and thoughtful, she defies the narrative that wild Alaska is there only to be conquered by heli operations and other extractive industries. She loves to slide on snow, and wants more Indigenous people to share in her joy. Born and raised in the Seattle area, Brad…
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From a distance, Jeremy Jones’s career looks impossible. He is, after all, a pro snowboarder, entrepreneur, activist, filmmaker and author. Does he ever sleep? Nevermind that he’s also a husband, father and active community member in Truckee, California. Somehow, he still manages to snowboard around 200 days a year. The founder of Jones Snowboards …
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Jordan Campbell’s relationship with Backcountry spans more than two decades. He published his first story in the magazine—about a ski expedition to Eastern Tibet—in 2002. Throughout the course of his career, Campbell has worked for some of the biggest names in the outdoor industry, including Jagged Edge, The North Face and Marmot. During that time,…
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Jeffrey Bergeron, aka Biff America, has spent the last 50 years living in the mountains, mainly in Breckenridge, Colorado. Yet his signature accent and brash personality—rooted in the South Shore of Massachusetts—are as rich as they were the day he moved west. Likewise, his sharp and self-deprecating sense of humor is evident through his writing an…
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Hadley Hammer might just have the best name in backcountry skiing. Despite growing up in Jackson Hole, however, her path to becoming a professional skier did not follow a linear track. She dabbled in ski racing, figure skating, cross country skiing and other sports before deciding to pursue competitive freeskiing. Her career got off to a rocky star…
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For more than 40 years, Voile has broken trail in the backcountry. The storied Utah brand develops and manufactures its products in the Wasatch, and innovates year in and year out. From developing tele bindings and skis to splitboards and the eponymous Voile strap, the inventors at Voile work at the edges. Their skis show up at our annual Utah ski …
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Backcountry first caught a glimpse of Will’s prototype splitboard bindings in 2008. A brief writeup in the magazine that year was the precursor to inclusion in every Backcountry Gear Guide since. While they lacked polish in the early days the bindings showed promise. And that first generation of Spark clamps would lay the foundation for that elusiv…
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If you’ve been to a mountain town in the past decade you’ve seen the proliferation of Skida hats and neckies. They’re part and parcel now to global ski culture. But what about the founder of Skida? That’s 31-year-old Corinne Prevot. What began for Corinne as a means of self expression in high school has blossomed into a business with 20 employees u…
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We recently sat down with intrepid explorer Lani Bruntz, soon after she arrived home from a bikepacking trip in Mexico. Prior to that adventure, she was skiing and guiding in Chile. If there’s one thing we learned about Bruntz during our interview, it’s that she’s almost always on the move. Whether exploring her Crested Butte, Colorado backyard, or…
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In this episode, we have a conversation with backcountry snowboarder Nick Russell. Like so many of today’s top snowboarders, Nick cut his teeth riding freestyle out East. He grew up in Connecticut before making his way to Vermont’s Stratton Mountain School. The longtime home to the US OPEN, Stratton has produced snowboarding legends like Ross Power…
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Jason Hummel: Cascade Crusader In this episode, photographer and Backcountry contributor Jason Hummel shares his passion for exploring far-flung places in his home range and beyond. Jason grew up backcountry skiing on Washington’s glaciers and in the surrounding wild country, including his first multi day winter traverse of Mt. Rainier at just 10 y…
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Bruce Edgerly, or “Edge,” as he’s known to the backcountry community, has been around the block. He cut his teeth in the outdoor industry by writing for Powder and Couloir in the 1980s, and traveling the globe to cover the burgeoning extreme skiing movement. In the early nineties, Edge found himself out of a job and largely unemployable, despite ha…
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In this episode we sit down with Than Acuff, Executive Director of the Crested Butte Avalanche Center. The CBAC is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing an avalanche forecast for the community every day of the winter season. The small forecasting team swings way above its weight, all while working in the West Elk Range, home to one of th…
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Angel Collinson turned the freeskiing world upside down when, at 31 years old and the height of her career, she retired from professional skiing, swapping big mountains for the ocean. Angel speaks about the similarities and differences between big mountains and big water, what it takes to master one’s craft (and whether it’s worth it) and when—or i…
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There’s a range in America’s most populous state that’s hemmed in by desert and people. Each year, millions come to California's Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains to collectively attempt to climb Mt. Whitney or ogle Yosemite’s Half Dome or ski at Mammoth or hike the John Muir Trail. In the spring of 2016, Adam Howard, Craig Dostie and John and Tyson …
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Given the epic demand for touring gear and the unprecedented way Backcountry Magazine had to test it last year, we pulled together some of our veteran testers to talk about their experience, because it's from their insight that our editors made selections for this year's Gear Guide. We get into those details a bit. We talk about a range of topics—f…
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