The Tuesday Morning Screening Room Podcast

The Tuesday Morning Screening Room podcast is a film lover's podcast and virtual film club as host, writer/producer FM DeMarco, sits down with his favorite people inside and outside the entertainment business to talk about the movies they love and the people that make them! Film fans, cinephiles and casual movie watchers are welcome! So, join us for fun conversations and great guests! See you in the Screening Room!

The Tuesday Morning Screening Room Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 89 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Tuesday Morning Screening Room Podcast, a tv show with 89 episodes published.

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  Episode #96

  "A Film That is More Than Meets the Eye... 1986's The Transformers: The Movie": A 40th Anniversary Celebration with Frank Todaro & Gregg Berger

  Sep 30, 20261h 18mS2

  'Screening Roomers, Roll Out! As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of one of the most transformative films from our childhood (see what I did there?) - 1986's THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE ! A film that is truly more than meets the eye. A film that made a generation of tweens cry and also rock out to Stan Bush. And to help us celebrate (and also help us wipe away the tears) we have invited some Transformers voice acting royalty - the current voice of Starscream Frank Todaro & one of the stars of the '86 film and the voice of Grimlock Gregg Berger ! This episode is dedicated to the memory of the great voice actor and legendary voice of Optimus Prime - Peter Cullen (1941-2026) Til All Are One...

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  Episode #92

  SURPRISE LOONEY TUNES EPISODE: "The Looney Looney Looney... Looney Tunes Episode!!!" with Jerry Beck & The Of Course You Realize THIS Means Podcast

  Sep 9, 20261h 23mS2

  What's up, Screening Roomers? A new Looney Tunes movie in theaters... that's what's up! So, in honor of Coyote vs ACME finally getting a theatrical release (and tearing it up at the box office btw - CONGRATS! )... we're taking a closer look at the first three theatrical films from Bugs, Daffy and crew - the compilation films - 1979's THE BUGS BUNNY/ROADRUNNER MOVIE , 1981's THE LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY BUGS BUNNY MOVIE and BUGS BUNNY'S 3RD MOVIE: 1001 RABBIT TALES! So, stopping by the Screening Room to discuss every anvil, boulder and giant magnet is author/animation historian Jerry Beck and Jonathan Graves from the Of Course You Realize THIS Means Podcast ! Now, don't be a maroon... grab your rocket skates... and jet on over to the Screening Room for a very "loony" celebration! That's all folks...

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  Episode #91

  SPECIAL BONUS EPISODE: "SECOND CHANCE THEATRE: Get Crazy" with Mike Spiegelman

  Sep 4, 202640 minS2

  Hey, Screening Roomers, did you love the Rock'n'Roll High School episode... but you're not ready to stop rocking out just yet... then how about getting a little crazy with another rock'n'roll musical comedy from RNRHS's director Alan Arkush starring an all-star cast of actors and rock stars like Malcolm McDowell, Lou Reed, Daniel Stern, Lee Ving and more - 1983's GET CRAZY ! Oh, wait... you've never heard of Get Crazy??? That's because almost no one has. The film only played for one weekend in 1983 before being pulled from theaters as a tax write-off (sound familiar and then ultimately falling into cinema obscurity. Although a tragic Hollywood footnote, is the film also worthy of a Second Chance? So, join us as our Fairy Godfather of Second Chances - podcaster/comedian Mike Spiegelman - stage dives into the Screening Room to celebrate all the music, sophomoric humor and bad behavior of a forgotten little rock'n'roll gem! But will he also grant it - a Second Chance??? Tune in! Drop out! And get crazy!

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  Episode #90

  "Gabba Gabba Hey! It's Rock'n'Roll High School!" with Kevin Burke & Doc Wyatt

  Aug 25, 20261h 12mS2

  Gabba Gabba Hey, Screening Roomers! It's back to school... so that means it's time to register for the TMSR's crash course in late night films - Midnight Movies 101! Your first assignment - 1979's cult classic punk rock musical comedy - ROCK'N'ROLL HIGH SCHOOL starring NYC punk icons The Ramones !!! So, join FM and his guest professors - our Midnight Movie Mavens - writer/producers Kevin Burke & Doc Wyatt ( Stranger Things: Tales from '85 ) - for all the music, mayhem and exploding mice. P.S. this episode will count for 50% of your grade... P.P.S. "1-2-3-4..."

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  Episode #89

  "The Spider-Man Movie Franchise: Better or Best" with our Amazing Panel of Spider-Friends

  Aug 8, 20262h 16mS2

  Hey, there, True Believers... as well, as fellow web-heads and Spidey fans!!! Have we got an amazing.... spectacular.... superior. .. and maybe even ultimate Spider-Man episode for you!!! With the biggest movie at the box office - Spider-Man: Brand New Day - breaking records and thrilling audiences - we thought it was only appropriate to bring you the BIGGEST most SPECTACULAR episode we have ever done in the TMSR. We have assembled a super team of Spidey experts in the Screening Room from the worlds of TV, animation, video games and comics... and maybe even a real live Spider-Man, as well... to discuss and track the Spider-Man movie franchise's humble beginnings to enormous box office juggernaut of today. And then this amazing panel of Spider-Friends will also swing through the components or what makes for a great Spider-Man movie and tell us which movie or movie franchise they believe did it better or best. So, tune in, Spidey-fans, for an epic mid-season classic episode worthy of the web slinger's six-decade history! Because as we all know - with great power comes... you know the rest.

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