Sorry, Kansas vs. Movie Mattness

Fellow Kansans James and Jon had a few things to say about Movie Mattness on their podcast, Sorry, Kansas.  I had made the mistake of criticizing one of their favorite directors, Paul Thomas Anderson, which incurred their wrath.  You can listen in below, or skip to 8:20 to see my silly animated denouement:

They open the segment with a critique of my critique of Hobo With a Shotgun.  To hear what I said about Hobo as a point of reference, here is the original review again:

A few days later, for some reason James (the bearded guy on the left in the mock poster above) experienced a moment of pique and blocked me on Twitter.  

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If you're grooving on Matt's writing, you can see his other stuff on his official website, Storyteller Matt.  Also, it would be awesome if you checked out his latest novel series, The Glaring Chronicles ....

Hobo With A Shotgun

2011:  Magnet

Director:  Jason Eisener

Producers:  Rob Cotterill et al.

Screenplay:  John Davies (written by), Jason Eisener (story), Rob Cotterill (story) & John Davies (story)

Cinematography:  Karim Hussain

Music:  Adam Burke, Darius Holbert, & Russ Howard III

Editor:  Jason Eisener

Running Time:  86 minutes

Cast:  Rutger Hauer (Hobo), Pasha Ebrahimi (Bumfight Filmmaker), Rob Wells (Logan), Brian Downey (Drake), Gregory Smith (Slick), Nick Bateman (Ivan/Rip), Drew O'Hara (Otis), Molly Dunsworth (Abby), Jeremy Akerman (Chief of Police), André Haines (Large Man), Agnes M. Laan (Prostitute), Duane Patterson (Pimp), Brian Jamieson (Santa)

If you're grooving on Matt's reviews, check out his other writing.  Pitch, Matt's first published novel and first prize winner of the 2012 Balboa Press Fiction Contest, is a chilling yet inspiring tale of baseball, addiction, recovery, and ... time travel, and you can order your E-book copy by clicking the banner below.  The banner will also take you to a link where you can download a preview of Matt's newest novel Strays, part of the Glaring Chronicles series.  Check it out: