Gutting the Sacred Cow invites guests to argue why some of the most financially successful, beloved or acclaimed films are trash or overrated. But here's the twist, the film must meet 1 of these criteria: widely beloved, financial success, or critically acclaimed. Standup comedians Kevin Gootee and Kevin Israel love films and they love arguing about them.. But will they agree with their guests arguments or feed them into a wood chipper?
We give a platform with those who have unpopular opinions to be bold enough to voice them. What are some films that have faced scrutiny: Back to the Future, Goodfellas, Shawshank Redemption, the Dark Knight, Toy Story, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, the Matrix, and Die Hard. Can the guests persuade us or do we rip them a new one?
Give us a listen and we'll easily prove that we belong on any top movie podcast list. We throw plenty of fun segments in the mix: 5 fun facts, our readers have us ask our guests questions they'd like answered in "Ask a Gutter", critics 5 and 1 star reviews and our FAVORITE segment, reading Amazon 5 and 1 star reviews.; You'll never go down a more fun rabbit hole than hearing crazy people asking for refunds while submitting their personal info for payment.
We also give you movie and TV recommendations in our bonus segment aptly titled, "What Did We Watch" So if you want spirited movie debate and wonder what the hell is wrong with some people who hate some of these treasured films or if you secretly agree these beloved movies are awful, this podcast is for you.
Kevin Gootee watched Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Guardians of the Galaxy 3, The Saint of the Second Chances (the story of Bill Veeck's son who created the St Paul Saints) and Burt Kreische…
A fan favorite gutter returns and picks THE film many thought would never be attacked. Don Jamieson (That Jamieson Show on Compound Media, That Metal Show, Comedy Central) has picked arguably the GOA…
Kevin Gootee watched: It Ain't Over, the Yogi Berra documentary. The Lords of Flatbush with Henry Winkler and Sylvester Stallone, License to Kill (the 2nd Timothy Daulton James Bond film), and No Esc…
The Citizen Kane of quirky, nerd comedies is possibly about to get its comeuppance. The Royal Tenenbaums is debatably the best of Wes Anderson films. Gene Hackman, Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson (thankfull…
Kevin Gootee watched: (1947) The Drunken Angel
Bucky Isotope watched: Winning Time, the LA Lakers documentary on HBO
Dennis DiClaudio also watched a Japanese film, Lady Snowblood
BONUS episode What Did…
First Grease, then the Sound of Music, followed by Rocky Horror Picture Show. Now, Singing in the Rain. Bucky Isotope caught the word that Kevin Gootee hates musicals. He's dead set against Debbie Re…
Kevin Gootee watched: Heavy Metal (1980) the Harold Ramis cartoon and Blood Diamond with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Connelly
Bill Schulz watched: Winning Showtime, the Los Angeles Lakers show on H…
Many will argue that Old School is one of the greatest fraternity college films in the last 20 years as well as all time. You get Vince Vaughn post Swingers, Psycho, and Made. Will Ferrall gets his c…
Kevin Gootee watched Tar with Cate Blanchett, Wedding Crashers with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, and Surviving the Game with Ice T, John C McGinley, F Murray Abraham, and Rutger Hauer.
Delvin Cox wat…
What's the first African-American comic book movie that opened the door for the MCU and DCEU? It's not Meteor Man, Kazaam, or Steel...it's Blade! The man who refused to pay taxes, Wesley Snipes, sl…
Kevin Gootee watched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2023), Fletch (1984), and Bad Santa (2003)
Juliette Miranda watched Evil Dead Rise (2023)
David the Producer watched Oppenheimer
What did you watch? l…
The most Gen-X fantasy/fairy tale film finally meets its executioner and her name is Juliette Miranda. The NeverEnding Story sucked in kids to live through a book that had a horse drawn in mud, a wo…
A bunch of recommendations to keep pass the time while you hop on a plane or ignore the last few weeks of hot weather? Why not?! We tell you what's good, what's meh, and what's terrible to watch on…
It took 3.5 years and over 200 episodes and we FINALLY got someone sacking up to attack a Woody Allan film. Britty Migs wants an explanation how nebbishy and not so handsome Woody Allan is able to be…
Looking for some new and old stuff to watch in the movie theater, streaming services, or dust off the DVDs
Kevin Gootee watched Violent Night (the Santa Claus action movie) and Winning Time (Lakers ch…
Another Coen brothers film that has another gutter volunteer as tribute? Oh Yah! You betcha! Maura Quint chose violence from some of you as she plays takes a tactician approach to why Fargo is overr…
Any idea what you should add to your watch lists? Well hell, we're more than happy to offer some suggestions. You can Venmo your thanks.
Kevin Gootee watched Quarterbacks on Netflix
Kevin Israel watc…
Hey, it's milestone time, we're celebrating our 200th episode! Kevin Gootee and Kevin Israel thank you all for being part of our weekly sojourn. THANK YOU for sharing this podcast with your friends…
Kevin Gootee watched John Wick 4, Scream 6, Mystery Alaska, and the Exam.
Dave Quist watched Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, Righteous Gemstones, Joe Pickett, and What They Do In the Shadows
Jackie Kashi…
No mincing words here. Jackie Kashian is metaphorically strapping on a suicide vest and attacking arguably, the greatest film ever made. The Godfather is not only beloved, financially successful, and…