Screen Facts with Jason Davis

19. That Thing You Do! - with Tim Donnelly

My buddy Tim Donnelly joins me again for a discussion about the 1996 film, That Thing You Do! written and directed by and starring Tom Hanks,  Take a trip back to the summer of 1964 with this fun film about the rise of a rock band during a more innocent time.

18. Beverly Hills Cop - with Brian "Blaze" Berkowitz

My buddy, Brian "Blaze" Berkowitz (www.berklaw.com) returns to join me in a discussion about Beverly Hills Cop, the movie that brought Eddie Murphy to a whole new level of stardom and greatness back in 1984.  Share your memories of this great movie by tweeting me, @JasonDavisVoice or e-mailing screenfacts@yahoo.com.

17. National Lampoon's Vacation-with Sue Davis

We'll be taking a break next week, but will return with another new episode on Wednesday, August 26th.  As we prepare for our own time off, my wife Sue and I discuss 1983's National Lampoon's Vacation. Please join us on that 'holiday road.'

16. The Shawshank Redemption - with Tim Donnelly

I'm excited to welcome my Brother from Another Mother, Tim Donnelly to the podcast this week.  We discuss a movie that's easily in our top 5 of all time, The Shawshank Redemption starring Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins and directed by Frank Darabont.  

15. Airplane - with Sue Davis

This week, my wife Sue and I take you behind the scenes of one of the funniest movies ever, 1980's Airplane! with plenty of fun facts and great quotes.  Enjoy!  YouTube video with comparisons of Airplane! and Zero Hour!: https://youtu.be/-BjU-e01zQ4

14. The Goonies - Sue Davis

My wife Sue and I discuss another great one from the 80s that helped launch the careers of several young actors, The Goonies!

13. Night Shift - with Brian Berkowitz

This week's episode of Screen Facts takes a look at a movie that features Michael Keaton in his breakthrough role, the 1982 comedy, Night Shift.  My good friend, Brian "Blaze" Berkowitz (www.berklaw.com) and I give you the details about this fun comedy directed by Ron Howard.

12. Big with Warren Sidosky

In this week's episode, my cousin Warren and I discuss the 1988 Tom Hanks classic, Big.  This episode is full of nostalgia.

11. Independence Day - with Sue Davis

This week my wife Sue and I discuss the film that made Will Smith a movie star and celebrates July 4th with Americans leading the rest of the world in a fight against alien invasion.  Join us for some Independence Day fun.

10. Ted - with Les Sinclair

Since Ted 2 is out in theaters this Friday, my buddy, Les Sinclair and I discuss how much we love Ted and talk about some of the cool Screen Facts behind this very funny movie.  DISCLAIMER: Beginning at around the 19:30 mark we unload a barrage of f-bombs, so make sure your kids aren't around.  What can I say?  This is what happens when you release two radio guys from FCC regulations.  

9. JAWS with Warren Sidosky

This week's episode celebrates the 40th anniversary of the movie that made us all afraid to go into the ocean...JAWS!  My cousin, Warren Sidosky shares his personal shark obsession that resulted from the release of JAWS and we talk about all of the cool trivia behind this classic film.  Enjoy!

8. Jurassic Park-with Sue Davis

My wife Sue joins me again for an episode 65 million years in the making.  This week we discuss the Steven Spielberg classic, Jurassic Park.  Just remember, "If The Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists."

7. Meatballs-Guest Sue Davis

Are you ready for the summer?  This week my wife Sue and I discuss some fun facts behind the movie that made all of us want to go to summer camp, Meatballs.  Bill Murray leads the cast of this 1979 comedy classic.

6. Better Off Dead-Guest Sue Davis

My wife, Sue joins me again for this week's episode.  We discuss the cult comedy classic, Better Off Dead.  Did you ever wonder what happened to that paperboy who wanted his "2 dollars" or that cool Camaro?  Wonder no more!  John Cusack we love you and dedicate this episode to you!

5. Superman with Les Sinclair

Joining me for this week's episode is my good buddy, Les Sinclair from www.z95.net.  Les was my Program Director for most of my years in radio and shares my love for movies.  We discuss Superman and Superman II and why you need to revisit this movie version of the Man Of Steel if you haven't in a while.  Plus we talk about why you should replace your copy of the theatrical version of Superman II with the superior, Richard Donner Cut.  It's an episode of Screen Facts with Jason Davis that fights for truth, justice and the American way.

4. Pitch Perfect with guest Sue Davis

This week's episode is aca-mazing thanks to my special guest, my wonderful wife, Sue!  We have a great time discussing Pitch Perfect on the week of the release of its sequel.   Enjoy!

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3. Field Of Dreams

This week's episode covers one of my favorite movies about one of my favorite subjects...baseball. Enjoy some fun facts about 1989's Field of Dreams.

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2. Back To The Future

This week's episode is packed with 1.21 gigawatts of great trivia about the classic movie, Back To The Future.

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1. Rocky

For the first episode of my podcast, I thought I should talk about the first non-Disney movie I remember seeing in a theater.  I was only 7 when I saw Rocky, but it blew me away and still holds a special place in my heart.

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