I'll See You In HELL!! A Podcast about movies that kick ass and take names!!!

Nathan and Ollie covered this early 80s classic as a special request from one of our good friends. We discuss how amazing it is that this movie packs in more jokes into every scene than just about any other comedy. One of the best bits of trivia on this movie is that ONLY ONE airline purchased the rights to show this movie on their flights.

Nathan and Ollie could not resist a great discussion of the latest version of The Running Man story. They talk about how this movie absolutely crushed. The discussion evolves to how much they enjoyed that the plot that was MUCH more in alignment with the classic Stephen King Book.

The boys are back to discuss this absolutely hilarious and cancel proof puppet film, Team America World Police. There is little to no chance this movie could get made today and we are so glad that it exists. It might be one of the most quotable films we have ever covered. Enjoy!!

It has been a while but the fellas are back to discuss TWO amazing vampire stories. This episode focuses on the 1996 Tarantino / Clooney epic called From Dusk Till Dawn. Ollie had never seen it UNTIL this episode. Nathan and Ollie go on to discuss their recent viewing of the modern masterpiece called Sinners.

The "I Will See You in Hell" podcast reviewed Con Air (1997), an action film about a hijacked prisoner transport plane. The hosts recalled their initial enjoyment, praising the action, comedy, characters, and Bubba's presence, while criticizing Cage's accent and the Vegas ending. They discussed potential winners of "The Bill Paxton Award" for memorable supporting actors and whether Con Air was career-defining for the main cast (likely only for Chappelle). An AI-generated sequel synopsis, Con Air 2: Skyjacked Justice, involves Poe retaking a hijacked plane of cybercriminals. Trivia mentioned Stallone/Russell declining Poe, the film's dedication to a deceased effects artist, Vegas filming at the Sands, marshals' lack of endorsement, Malkovich turning down Air Force One, the film shifting Malkovich to criminal roles, low-flying plane concerns, and the Oscar/Razzie-nominated song.