Joe Bob Briggs Companion Podcast

It's episode 21, and we're back to discussing John's college curriculum, our upcoming short film, and this gnarly 2008 film, TOKYO GORE POLICE!!!

NOTE: MK's mic was finicky in the last 20 minutes, so we switch between camera audio and mic audio. #weneedanintern

We're back! In this episode, we discuss some spooky parts of our international vacation, whether all mummies are zombies, and the remarkably controversial film, I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE (1978). 

This episode contains conversation about sexual assault. Viewer discretion advised.

In this riveting episode of the JBBCP, MK & John reveal big news, discuss whether it's gay or not to be attracted to the gingerbread man from SHREK, and do a full breakdown of MINIONS VS. MONSTERS.

In this episode, MK & John discuss their opinions of LEVITICUS (2026), why they'd choose to go to a drive-in, and EARTH VS. SPIDER (1958). Also, they kind of get into a fight! It's good fun!

It's episode seventeen, and MK & John are talking about THE SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE (1982), whether one can sympathize with a mean protagonist, and how John thinks LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS and ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW are the same thing.

In this episode of the JBBCP, MK & John discuss whether leaves change color in England, the internet history of BACKROOMS, and the 1960 witchy movie THE CITY OF THE DEAD. 

In this episode of the JBBCP, MK & John talk about Renny Harlin's shark movie DEEP WATER (2026), Adam Scott's natural vibe, and, of course, Damien McCarthy's ODDITY (2024). 

In this episode of the JBBCP, MK & John discuss A24 vs Ari Aster, hottest tattoo placements, and the wild creature feature that is RAWHEAD REX. 

MK & John finish discussing Joe Bob's rules of what defines a slasher, MK's dream where she does "activities" with Matthew McConaughey, and Chris Nash's IN A VIOLENT NATURE (2024). 

MK & John break down the rules of slasher movies, Patton Oswald vs. Osgood Perkins, and Sam Raimi's hotness.

In episode eleven, MK & John discuss their limited knowledge of silent movies, rank their top three Disney princes, and celebrate their first special guest appearance!

It's the tenth episode, and MK & John break down Helen Hunt vs Holly Hunter, whether John's mom is a sociopath, and how if Oppenheimer could, he would. 

In episode nine of the JBBCP, MK and John discuss the future of the podcast, MK's possible polyamory in Rome, and John's unresolved father issues.

MK & John record their eight ever podcast episode, clarifying hot topics such as the Skarsgård men, whether Jack and Rose could've both fit on the door, and Sara Paxton's age in Ti West's THE INNKEEPERS (2011).

MK & John record their seventh ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as the 1959 hit HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and where Hollywood would be if gay men couldn’t play straight characters.

MK & John record their sixth ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as the 1981 classic DON’T GO IN THE WOODS, whether art can be “so bad it’s good,”  and how cool people live everywhere.

MK & John record their fifth ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as boner warnings vs trigger warnings, the real meaning of "set piece," and whether or not they'd support a rather unusual Texas tradition.

At some point in the episode, they spoil the following: THE PRESTIGE (2006), SCREAM (1997), MILK MONEY (1994)

MK and John record their fourth podcast episode and discuss "Iced" (1989), whether they want JBBCP to be a "blue" podcast, and their preferred amount of nudity in horror films.

MK & John record their third ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as the 1983 film "Curtains," their desire to remake it, and how desperately they need tech support. 

MK & John record their second ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as Mario Bava's "Blood and Black Lace," upcoming Thanksgiving-time movies, and whether or not their podcast segment ideas are any good.

MK & John record their first ever podcast episode, discussing topics such as "The Bird with the Crystal Plumage," JBB's ten hot takes of horror nerds, and how even the ugliest Italian men are still hot.