O.K. Video

Fresh off the grill, O.K. Video is serving up some piping hot Anaconda ! Ebert was one of the few to go to bat for this snake adventure in 1997 and that seems to hold true today as Ryan and Nathan discuss the film and its woeful imdb score. This one came in a little hot as Nathan does not have the incredible snake ability of shedding one's skin for some instant itch relief.  If you want to email us some calamine lotion, ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca will get it done, or tweet us some antibiotics @okvideopodcast -N Anaconda

Ryan and Nathan are once again in search of Ebert Island, a place the lauded critic went to enjoy films that weren't in sync with the mainstream. This week concerns his four star review of The Cell , a vivid and vicious serial killer film starring Jennifer Lopez and two actors named Vince.  If you want to email us, ryan@okvideo.ca and nathan@okvideo.ca SHOULD work. Tweet @okvideopodcast just to be safe.  -N The Cell

This week Ryan and Nathan set sail for Ebert Island, the legendary locale where famed Chicago film critic Roger Ebert retreated to when his enthusiasm for a film wasn't appreciated by the general public and he wanted to view them in peace. This week's movie takes us back to 1997, the dawn of nu-metal, with Spawn , starring Michael Jai White and the disfigured form of John Leguizamo as Clown, aka The Violator. Will Ryan and Nathan venture to the heart of the island to celebrate this purported masterpiece? Email us at ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca. Tweet us @okvideopodcast. -N Spawn

It all comes down to this, ranking 49 years worth of Planet of the Apes movies. Will Ryan and Nathan still be friends after this showdown? Listen and learn. We also reveal the destination of our next batch, which we are quite excited about. If you want to email us, ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca are the addresses. We also can be messaged on twitter, @okvideopodcast. -N Ranking