Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #106 - Kriegerin!

Kevin and Dave mourn Dennis Farina, and they somehow work it around into a bad place. They review The Dark, Combat Girls and Biology 101.

They discuss Kevin Smith's new project, which is a weird horror story. They also get derailed by Thomas the Tank Engine before Dave talks abuot his Migo collection.

Dave also announces the winner of the Cannibal Fat Camp contest.

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Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #21 - One Man Review Machine

This week, Kevin Moyers flies solo, and he decides to steer clear of movies. That's mostly because he didn't watch any. Instead, he tackles many other categories that are often neglected at The Cheese.

In TV, Kevin talks about the latest season of The Walking Dead, and he gets into the gluttonous Man vs. Food.

He talks about a book given to him by David Hayes called Santa Steps Out. He will never look at the holidays the same again.

He gets into some of his new favorite podcasts including Mohr Stories with Jay Mohr, The Todd Glass Show and the Christopher Titus Podcast. That leads him into a stack of comedy recommendations that include the previous comics as well as Patrice O'Neal, Greg Giraldo, George Carlin and others.

Kevin wraps up with music, and talks about the album Goblin from Tyler, The Creator.

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Book Review: Last Words by George Carlin and Tony Hendra (2009)

To learn about the life of what many consider to be the greatest stand-up comedian of all time is something that any comedian or comedy fan would drool for. George Carlin was a comedian to some, a prophet to others and the truth to me.When he was presented to me at the age of twelve, my world changed. My thinking was forever altered. No other person has ever effected me so greatly without knowing me personally. I wasn't sure what I was about to read, but I knew some of it could be rough. Truth be told, every entertainer is damaged in some way. Addiction, abuse, absent parents and self-esteem issues are all things that create the "look at me" gene. Carlin had all of these things, and his posthumous memoir shares every detail.

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