Beetlejuice Minute Podcast

Pratfalls and hair smack in the eyeball in possibly the weirdest minute to date. (Guest commentator, Chris Taylor)    

Today's minute is all about playing with perspective and alternate movie plots based on this minute's game of charades. (Guest commentator, screenwriter Chris Taylor.)

Chris says it doesn't mesh and wants La La Land to commit to either duplicating old musicals or being a straight drama. Meanwhile, while Julie and Barry thinks the blend of old and new creates a seamless daydream. What do you think?

Today's minute has comic book references, Beetlejuice's Rumplestiltskin logic, plus the universal symbol for Shakespeare and cell phones. (Guest commentator: Chris Taylor)

Today's minute features an iconic quote from the movie and discussion of toys and Barbara's adorable tongue. (Guest commentator screenwriter, Chris Taylor.)

We discuss memory wipes and a call to fans to create "Santa Burton's" sleigh! (Guest commentator, screenwriter Chris Taylor.)  

We chat about the movie Cloud Atlas and other delightful podcasts. Links mentioned in this bonus material: F This Movie Podcast:Cloud Atlas Episode Mihmiverse Monthly Podcast: New Year 2017 Episode

Hi Folks! We had a small technical error (Darn that Beetlejuice!) in editing today's podcast so the introduction to the minute is as follows: Lydia writes and re-writes her suicide note while the Maitland's caseworker Juno asks them how they plan on scaring the Deetz's out of the house.  (Guest commentator and kindred music geek Kristina Perez-Webster.)

Today we chat about the softer side of the Deetz's and the Rhode Island School of Design. (Guest commentator and crack sarcasm detector, Kris Perez-Webster.)

Today we shine the spotlight on the denizens of the waiting room, pockets in the afterlife, and the mechanics of summoning. (Guest commentator, writer and sharp eye Kristina Perez-Webster)

Lighting and color choice tells a story and more timeline confusion and the mating implications of fungus and high pitched giggling. (Guest commentator writer and new mom, Kristina Perez-Webster.)      

In this minute we dig into movie injuries, the rowdy version of the script, muse on movie marketing and take a detour into stop-motion land. (Guest Commentator, writer and new mom! Kris Perez-Webster)

This minute we turn our attention to Delia's Escher style decorating tastes, Othos magic pockets and more! (Guest commentator's actor Anthony Phillips and screenwriter Chris Taylor.) Links mentioned in this podcast: Julie's 2017 Goal Setting Workbook on Fiverr. See Anthony as the smart talking store clerk in The Hollow. An

We wander off topic to ponder our memories of other childhood movie classics such as Star Wars and Ghostbusters.

Better late than never! Here are all those tangents we went on during minute 57 that we promised to share with you!

Get ready for dueling accents, snakes and nostalgia trips! (Guest commentators, screenwriter Chris Taylor and actor Anthony Phillips.) Links for today's podcast: Check out Anthony Phillips in the movie The Hollow. Kick off you new year with Julie's 2017 Goal Setting Workbook.

It's toy talk time on the Beetlejuice Minute as we channel Charle's playful attitude toward the Maitland's model in the attic. (Guest commentators, actor Anthony Phillips and screenwriter Chris Taylor.) Links mentioned in this podcast: Anthony's first movie speaking role, The Hollow. Julie's 2017 Goal Setting Workbook.

  We discuss what kinds of movies each of the characters would watch based on their reactions to the plot thus far. (Guest commentators, screenwriter Chris Taylor and actor Anthony Phillips.)  Links mentioned in this podcast: Get Anthony's feature film speaking debut here: The Hollow Get Julie's 2017 Goal Setting Workbook here: Sunspark77 at Fiverr    

We discuss house speckles, defending your woman and tough agents. (Guest commentators actor Anthony Phillips and Chris Taylor.) Linka mentioned in this  minute: The new Beetlejuice Minute Group page. Julie's 2017 Goal Setting Workbook.

The one where we debate the merits of the National Enquirer and a different option for the Deetz's. (Guest commentators screenwriter Chris Taylor and actor Anthony Phillips.)