Illustrated cinema concession bar with colorful movie-night drinks, popcorn and a projector

SLEPT-ON CINEMA · THE CONCESSION STAND

DRINKS
TO PAIR.

141 drinks from 80 episodes. Pick a pour. Find your movie.

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From cocktails to gloriously strange movie-night ideas, every drink comes from an episode. The art follows the hosts’ details when they give them; where they leave the glass to your imagination, we have some fun with it. Ingredients appear only when the hosts mention them.

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THE DRINK MENU

Choose a drink. Flip the ticket to see its movie.

141 pours on the board
THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #001

Gibson

StanSteamer

Martini glass · from the episode

A running cocktail motif in the film becomes an inside joke between the hosts.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #002

Snakebite

StanSteamer

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

Beer, cider and blackberry brandy make a pub drink with an appropriately snaky name.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #003

Expensive wine

GrobeStreet

Wine glass · our illustration

A deliberately fancy pour for Westridge.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #004

Boilermaker

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A whiskey shot dropped into beer feels right for an arm-wrestling movie.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #005

Jet Fuel

StanSteamer

Coffee mug · our illustration

Bad coffee with way too much whiskey: truck-stop fuel for Lincoln Hawk.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #006

Pumpkin martini

GrobeStreet

Martini glass · from the episode

A Halloween-season cocktail for the Creeper.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #007

Bloody Mary

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

The blood-red classic suits a movie about consuming people.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #008

Blue margarita

GrobeStreet

Salt-rimmed margarita glass · our illustration

Blue curaçao gives it an electric blue color; the host specifies salt on the rim.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #009

Long Island iced tea

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

A little bit of everything, just like the movie.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #010

Tequila

GrobeStreet

Shot glass · our illustration

A bottle of tequila puts you in the right frame for this time-hopping ride.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #011

Time Warp

StanSteamer

Coupe glass · our illustration

An unusual scotch-and-cherry cocktail for a time-travel movie.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #012

Anything from a flask

GrobeStreet & StanSteamer

Flask or bottle · from the episode

Both hosts independently chose a flask as the essential survival prop.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #013

Lake Lemonade

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

Whiskey, triple sec and Sprite make the lake outing a party.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #014

Fireball

GrobeStreet

Tiny cinnamon whiskey nip bottle · from the episode

A Fireball nip for a New England tailgate by the lake, exactly how the host calls it.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #015

Movie-theater Mountain Dew ICEE

StanSteamer

Cinema cup · from the episode

An enormous theater slushie brings back a 1990s moviegoing feeling.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #016

Flaming Moe

GrobeStreet

Cocktail glass · our illustration

A fictional crossover drink for a movie that crosses worlds.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #017

Whiskey or scotch neat

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

High-end glassware and casino atmosphere call for a neat pour.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #018

Martini

StanSteamer

Martini glass · our illustration

The film’s sleek glasses make a martini feel right at home.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #019

Mind Eraser

StanSteamer

Tall glass with two straws · from the episode

The hosts call for drinking it through a straw, preferably two.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #020

Tequila

GrobeStreet

Shot glass · our illustration

The other host riffs on the same memory-loss idea with tequila.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #021

Absinthe

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A period-appropriate green spirit for the extraordinary company.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #022

Anything in a beaker

StanSteamer

Laboratory beaker · our illustration

The host says to pour whatever you are drinking into a beaker.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #023

Chilled Côtes du Rhône

GrobeStreet

Wine glass · our illustration

A cool French wine matches this De Palma thriller.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #024

Water and vodka

StanSteamer

Tall water glass · from the episode

The host starts with a tall glass of water.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #025

Frozen margarita

StanSteamer

Martini glass · our illustration

A frozen blender drink for the maximalist Gotham spectacle.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #026

Hand Grenade

GrobeStreet

Hand Grenade cup · from the episode

A bright green New Orleans drink; the host mentions its proper cup.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #027

Flaming Dr Pepper

StanSteamer

Cocktail glass · our illustration

A flaming drink fits the confrontation of two horror icons.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #028

Everclear

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A harsh bottle explicitly brought up in the film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #029

Slightly warm pale ale

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A beer that feels like it was forgotten during this golf comedy.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #030

Ice-cold vodka shot

StanSteamer

Shot glass · from the episode

Clear, cold and potent: a literal invisible-man joke.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #031

Black coffee

StanSteamer

Coffee mug · our illustration

A single cup carries you through the disaster buildup.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #032

Hot toddy

GrobeStreet

Coffee mug · our illustration

Ease into the volcanic disaster with a warm drink.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #033

Kool-Aid

StanSteamer

Tall glass · from the episode

A tall glass of Kool-Aid is the host’s exact choice.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #034

Boozy root beer float

GrobeStreet

Soda fountain glass · from the episode

Finish with the red-and-white straw the host describes.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #035

Grüner Veltliner

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

An Austrian white wine honors Arnold Schwarzenegger.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #036

Mind Eraser

GrobeStreet

Cocktail glass · our illustration

The hosts revisit a cocktail from the Paycheck pairing.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #037

Champagne from the bottle

GrobeStreet

Champagne bottle · from the episode

The host says to drink directly from the bottle, even after it warms up.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #038

Dusty whiskey

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

A forgotten bottle from the cabinet suits the old house.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #039

Layered tribute shot

StanSteamer

Layered shot glass · our illustration

The host describes red, white and blue bands made with grenadine, condensed milk, vodka and blue curaçao.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #040

Basil julep

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

A leafy variation on a mint julep for the museum monster.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #041

Flaming Dragon’s Blood

GrobeStreet

Stemmed cocktail glass · our illustration

A red raspberry daiquiri with white rum, pearlescent dust and a flame on top.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #042

Bottom-shelf clear liquor

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

The other host imagines the cheapest possible post-apocalypse bottle.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #043

Boozy hot chocolate

GrobeStreet

Ceramic mug · our illustration

A cozy Christmas drink against the film’s nastiness.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #044

Mulled wine

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

Warm spices fill the house before the horror begins.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #045

Scotch from the bottle

StanSteamer

Scotch bottle · from the episode

The host chooses to drink from the bottle, not a rocks glass.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #046

Shirley Temple with a whiskey shot

StanSteamer

Tall Shirley Temple and separate shot glass · from the episode

The host specifies a virgin Shirley Temple with a cherry, alongside a separate whiskey shot: youth and adulthood in two glasses.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #047

Pepto Boozmal

GrobeStreet

Fictional pink medicine-style serving and separate whiskey shot · our illustration

A stomach remedy meets the hair of the dog after a rough weekend. The hosts never made this one; it is a joke, not a recipe.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #048

Johnny Silverhand

GrobeStreet

Chile-rimmed rocks glass · from the episode

A tequila old fashioned with a splash of Pacifico beer and a chile rim, tying Keanu’s other cyberpunk role to this film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #049

Ice-cold Mexican beer

StanSteamer

Cold beer bottle · from the episode

The host wants a Mexican beer delivered, opened and enjoyed ice-cold.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #050

Scottish whisky

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

Offer a visitor whisky whenever they enter, as people do in the film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #051

Nora’s Special Coffee

GrobeStreet

Diner ceramic mug · from the episode

The host specifies a diner-style ceramic mug.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #052

Tomato juice

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

A second pick pulled straight from the screen.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #053

Domestic beer in a pitcher

GrobeStreet

Beer pitcher · from the episode

A shared pitcher suits the brothers’ rowdy night.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #054

Bottle of Budweiser

StanSteamer

Beer bottle · from the episode

The host specifies a bottle of Budweiser.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #055

Scooby Snack cocktail

GrobeStreet

Tiki cocktail glass · our illustration

A creamy coconut-rum, banana, melon and pineapple drink in Mystery Machine colors; glass styling is an artist’s idea.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #056

Mai Tai in a tiki glass

StanSteamer

Tiki glass · from the episode

The host chooses an island-style tiki drink and glass.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #057

Quarter Miler

GrobeStreet

Mason jar · from the episode

The host pours it into a mason jar, adds ice, tops with Corona and garnishes with lime.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #058

Annabelle Special Libation

GrobeStreet

Cocktail glass · our illustration

Bénédictine and vermouth make an old-fashioned occult-feeling cocktail.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #059

Old fashioned

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

A classic fit for the 1960s setting.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #060

Virgin Bloody Mary

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

A nonalcoholic horror pun for a daytime fright.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #061

Old French red wine

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

An earthy wine echoes the musty old setting.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #062

Blood and Sand

StanSteamer

Coupe glass · our illustration

The blood-named scotch cocktail crosses from Jaws viewing to another giant-shark movie.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #063

Ice-cold beach beer

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A simple beach bottle against the giant shark.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #064

Diet Coke in a branded cup

Cinema cup · from the episode

The special episode recalls Diet Cokes in movie-branded cups during filming.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #065

Champagne with sparklers

StanSteamer

Bottle service with sparklers · from the episode

The host describes nightclub bottle service with sparklers attached to the champagne bottle.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #066

Rittenhouse rye with cola

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A rough, improvised club drink using a bottle spotted in the movie.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #067

Blue Hawaii

StanSteamer

Tiki-style tall glass · our illustration

The drink is super blue from blue curaçao; rock candy is the movie-night side.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #068

Cyber Cosmo

GrobeStreet

Long-stem glass · from the episode

Blue curaçao and a lime-wheel garnish turn the Cosmo cyber blue.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #069

Fresh Cut pilsner

StanSteamer

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A grassy beer after the lawnmowing is done.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #070

Whiskey in a flask

GrobeStreet

Flask or bottle · from the episode

A cheap flask pour fits the rougher side of the film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #071

Young red wine

GrobeStreet

Wine glass · our illustration

A slightly feisty red for the hockey arena thriller.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #072

Fountain soda with mixer

StanSteamer

Cardboard stadium cup · from the episode

The host explicitly asks for fountain soda in a cardboard cup.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #073

Manhattan with a curly straw

GrobeStreet

Cocktail glass with curly straw · our illustration

The host chooses a shaken Manhattan after joking about a martini with a ridiculous curly straw.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #074

Chocolate milk through a curly straw

GrobeStreet

Soda fountain glass · our illustration

The childhood version of the straw gag.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #075

Beer from the fridge

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A few familiar beers suit a Thursday-night action watch.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #076

Budweiser over ice

StanSteamer

Tall glass of ice · from the episode

Pour Budweiser over ice, as described in the episode.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #077

Long Island iced tea

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

A deceptively strong mix for the film’s deceptive surface.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #078

Tequila martini

StanSteamer

Martini glass · from the episode

Looks like an elegant martini, tastes very different.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #079

Rum from a water gun

StanSteamer

Toy water gun · from the episode

The host proposes filling a water gun with rum and using it as the movie-night prop.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #080

Toxic Waste cocktail

StanSteamer

Tall cocktail glass · our illustration

The host describes a neon-green mix with sour apple, blue curaçao, orange, citrus bitters and club soda.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #081

Rusty Nail

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A scotch-and-Drambuie classic for the tunnel’s grimy metal.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #082

Lawgiver

GrobeStreet

Tall glass with separate shot glasses · from the episode

Whiskey and cola in a tall glass; the optional shot “settings” sit alongside it.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #083

Mega-City One Mule

StanSteamer

Copper mule mug · our illustration

The Moscow Mule gets blue curaçao for its futuristic color; the copper mug is evoked by the host.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #084

Champagne

StanSteamer

Champagne flute · our illustration

A celebratory bottle recurs throughout the film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #085

Miller High Life

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

The “champagne of beers” extends the same joke.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #086

Flaming Rum Punch

StanSteamer

Cocktail glass · our illustration

An over-the-top flaming cocktail for the train ride.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #087

Protein shake with Crown Royal

StanSteamer

Soda fountain glass · our illustration

A fancy-looking bottle dresses up the gym shake.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #088

New York Flip

GrobeStreet

Cocktail glass · our illustration

Cream and egg make this cocktail resemble an old-school protein shake.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #089

Lone Star beer

StanSteamer

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A cold Texas beer keeps the chainsaw watch simple.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #090

Kamikaze cocktail

GrobeStreet

Martini glass · our illustration

A film reference in a vodka, triple-sec and lime cocktail.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #091

Hellboy cinnamon whiskey

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

A branded cinnamon whiskey for the fire-red hero.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #092

Jack on the rocks

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A film drink that suits this dark baseball obsession.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #093

Dark and Stormy

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

A stormy cocktail for the film’s literal and emotional darkness.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #094

Blue curaçao

StanSteamer

Small liqueur glass · our illustration

The host chooses straight, bright-blue curaçao, echoing kaiju blood.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #095

Jägermeister

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

A second pun on Jaegers and their young pilots.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #096

Elegant bottle of wine

GrobeStreet

Wine bottle and glass · our illustration

The host describes a refined bottle of wine; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #097

Penicillin cocktail

StanSteamer

Coupe glass · our illustration

A scotch and ginger cocktail visibly ordered in the film.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #098

Ice-cold Coors Light

GrobeStreet

Beer can or glass · our illustration

The host chooses a cold Coors Light; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #099

Slush Puppie

StanSteamer

Cinema cup · our illustration

The closest you can get to the film’s freeze in a cup.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #100

Cold domestic beer

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

Settle in for a long summer blockbuster with a few light beers.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #101

Tsunami cocktail

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

A blue tropical resort drink with a disaster-sized ingredient list.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #102

Gimlet

StanSteamer

Martini glass · from the episode

A green gin-and-lime drink for the Boston Celtics connection.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #103

Oversized arena beer

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

Make movie night feel like getting a drink at the Garden.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #104

Shamrock Shake

StanSteamer

Soda fountain glass · our illustration

A mint-green milkshake for the shamrock imagery.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #105

Samhain Sangria

GrobeStreet

Wine goblet · our illustration

The host says to serve it cold and add an orange.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #106

Hong Kong Sour

StanSteamer

Cocktail glass · our illustration

Whiskey, herbal tea, lemon and honey bridge East and West.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #107

Hong Kong Boilermaker

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

Asian beer and American whiskey mirror the film’s dual identities.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #108

Mulled wine

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

Holiday spices fill the room before Ernest’s Christmas adventure.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #109

Sam Adams Old Fezziwig

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A nostalgic Christmas beer from the holiday pack.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #110

Lava Flow

StanSteamer

Hurricane glass · our illustration

Red strawberry and cream-colored coconut swirls look like lava.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #111

Tecate

GrobeStreet

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A ringside beer for the boxing story.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #112

Pruno

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

The prison-wine idea speaks to the film’s prison setting; this is a discussion, not a recipe recommendation.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #113

Brandy Alexander

StanSteamer

Cocktail glass · our illustration

A creamy Brandy Alexander, not an ale; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #114

Iced Americano

GrobeStreet

Coffee mug · our illustration

A daytime espresso pick for this breezy comedy.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #115

Dark and Stormy

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

Wait for a windy night and let the drink match the weather.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #116

Hurricane

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

The other host makes the perfectly literal pick.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #117

Belvedere gimlet

GrobeStreet

Martini glass · from the episode

A vodka twist on the gimlet to match Showgirls’ extravagant pose.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #118

1975 vintage wine

StanSteamer

Wine glass · our illustration

An old bottle functions like the film’s time capsule.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #119

Oversized glass of whiskey

GrobeStreet

Rocks glass · our illustration

A dramatic overpour as the night grows intense.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #120

Beer from a skull

StanSteamer

Skull cup, or a drinking horn · from the episode

The host proposes cold beer from a skull; the other offers a drinking horn as the fallback.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #121

Gin and juice

GrobeStreet

Smoky glass · from the episode

Blackberry, lemon, gin and simple syrup; the host suggests a smoky glass and theatrical haze.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #122

Blue gin and tonic

StanSteamer

Tall glass · our illustration

The host picks blue Empress gin for a playful blue gin and tonic.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #123

Pool Drain

GrobeStreet

Tall glass with a wide straw · from the episode

Crushed ice, bright blue curaçao and red gummy worms; the host specifies a wide straw.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #124

Your saved special bottle

StanSteamer

The vessel is the bit · our illustration

Open the drink you have been saving: death will not wait.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #125

Suntory Toki highball

GrobeStreet

Highball glass · from the episode

The host asks for a tall highball glass with a green garnish.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #126

Pop Rocks and soda

StanSteamer

Cinema cup · our illustration

A deliberately risky urban-legend pairing.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #127

Bloody Mary

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

An optional horror brunch drink.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #128

Vodka from a skull bottle

StanSteamer

Rocks glass with ice · from the episode

The glass skull is the vodka bottle; the host pours into a rocks glass over ice.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #129

Pitcher beer, then brown liquor

GrobeStreet

Beer pitcher · our illustration

A two-act progression from college pizza to elite club.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #130

Kamikaze with a vodka chaser

GrobeStreet

Shot glass · our illustration

A film-specific bar order gets a full reappraisal.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #131

The Deep End

Tall glass · our illustration

Blue curaçao gives the lush blue look; jalapeño vodka brings the surprise bite.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #132

Obsession

Tall glass · our illustration

The hosts specify blue curaçao, cranberry and a maraschino cherry on a cocktail pick for blue-and-red contrast.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #133

One martini

GrobeStreet & StanSteamer

Martini glass · from the episode

Both hosts agree that exactly one martini is the only answer.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #134

Bourbon in crystal

StanSteamer

Crystal rocks glass · from the episode

The host explicitly calls for bourbon in crystal.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #135

The Clouded Mind

GrobeStreet

Coupe glass · our illustration

A cherry cocktail named for the Shadow’s powers.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #136

Peaty scotch

StanSteamer

Rocks glass · our illustration

Smoky earthiness matches the prison planet’s damp grime.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #137

Guinness

GrobeStreet

Stout pint · our illustration

A dark beer for the same grimy mood; black coffee is another nonalcoholic option.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #138

El Scorpio

Rocks glass · our illustration

Mezcal, fresh lime, agave and muddled avocado make it green and evocative of hot Los Angeles.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #139

Ice-cold pilsner

Pint or beer glass · our illustration

A straight cold beer cools off this sweaty sequel.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #140

Icy martini

StanSteamer

Martini glass with shaved ice · from the episode

The glass is dipped in shaved ice before the pour, leaving shards of ice floating in the martini.

THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #141

Trophy Hunter

GrobeStreet

Tall glass · our illustration

Midori makes it green; the skull-shaped Crystal Head vodka bottle is the Predator trophy detail.

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WHO ORDERED THAT?

The picks we can trace to each host in the transcripts. Shared picks appear on both lists. Six drinks have unidentified speakers.

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Browse every episode and its drinks. Tap one to see the full pairing.

EP 09Last Action Hero (1993)

Movie-theater Mountain Dew ICEE, Flaming Moe

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EP 12The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)

Absinthe, Anything in a beaker

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EP 13Femme Fatale (2002)

Chilled Côtes du Rhône, Water and vodka

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EP 19Disturbing Behavior (1998)

Kool-Aid, Boozy root beer float

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EP 21The Strangers (2008)

Champagne from the bottle, Dusty whiskey

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EP 24Reign of Fire (2002)

Flaming Dragon’s Blood, Bottom-shelf clear liquor

Read the review ↗
EP 25Black Christmas (2019)

Boozy hot chocolate, Mulled wine

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EP 26Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)

Scotch from the bottle

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EP 27Knock Knock (2015)

Shirley Temple with a whiskey shot, Pepto Boozmal

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EP 28Johnny Mnemonic (1995)

Johnny Silverhand, Ice-cold Mexican beer

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EP 30Passenger 57 (1992)

Nora’s Special Coffee, Tomato juice

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EP 31Money Train (1995)

Domestic beer in a pitcher, Bottle of Budweiser

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EP 32Scooby-Doo (2002)

Scooby Snack cocktail, Mai Tai in a tiki glass

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EP 34Annabelle (2014)

Annabelle Special Libation, Old fashioned

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EP 35The Nun (2018)

Virgin Bloody Mary, Old French red wine

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EP 37 · DRINK CAMEOBirdies: Special Episode (2020)

Diet Coke in a branded cup

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EP 38High Voltage (2018)

Champagne with sparklers, Rittenhouse rye with cola

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EP 40The Lawnmower Man (1992)

Fresh Cut pilsner, Whiskey in a flask

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EP 41Sudden Death (1995)

Young red wine, Fountain soda with mixer

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EP 42Spy Hard (1996)

Manhattan with a curly straw, Chocolate milk through a curly straw

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EP 43Universal Soldier (1992)

Beer from the fridge, Budweiser over ice

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EP 49Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)

Flaming Rum Punch

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EP 50Pain & Gain (2013)

Protein shake with Crown Royal, New York Flip

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EP 51Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013)

Lone Star beer, Kamikaze cocktail

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EP 54Pacific Rim Uprising (2018)

Blue curaçao, Jägermeister

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EP 55The Voyeurs (2021)

Elegant bottle of wine, Penicillin cocktail

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EP 56The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

Ice-cold Coors Light, Slush Puppie

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EP 59Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)

Shamrock Shake, Samhain Sangria

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EP 60Double Impact (1991)

Hong Kong Sour, Hong Kong Boilermaker

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EP 61Ernest Saves Christmas (1988)

Mulled wine, Sam Adams Old Fezziwig

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EP 67Knowing (2009)

1975 vintage wine, Oversized glass of whiskey

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EP 70The Final Destination (2009)

Pool Drain, Your saved special bottle

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EP 73The Skulls (2000)

Vodka from a skull bottle, Pitcher beer, then brown liquor

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EP 74Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)

Kamikaze with a vodka chaser

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EP 77The Shadow (1994)

Bourbon in crystal, The Clouded Mind

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