#Game 12 labours of hercules movie#

This movie takes place around 368 BC, which is ridiculous considering the mythical figure of Hercules lived almost a millennia before that. Out of all the historical anachronisms in this movie based on a Greek myth, you decided to point out the chariot archers and flaming arrows during the second battle scene. Join us next week as we drink ourselves to death Lost Weekend-style with the Nic Cage alcoholism drama Leaving Las Vegas! Hercules shouts who he is in a very loud fashion, in all his glistening, shirtless glory. Any time someone says or does the ‘shield wall’.Every time someone brings up one of the Twelve Labors.Whenever one of Herc’s Avengers crew do a creative kill (Herc-assists).Top with hard apple cider and stir to combine. Combine Ouzo, syrup and vodka in a shaker with ice fill rocks glass with whiskey stone or ice sphere and pour straight.To make the blood orange syrup – mix equal parts of blood orange juice and sugar, with a splash of water, and heat until thickened.

We then finish it off with hard apple cider (since it’s hard to get ahold of juice from the real Apples of the Hesperides, especially since they’re out of season) to give it a sweeter finish and some fizziness. To that end, our central component is Ouzo, which is a Greek aperitif, along with blood oranges for some extra Greek flavor. This drink was a bit of a Labor for us (eh? EH?), as we wanted to combine the sweet charisma of The Rock with some flavors that evoke the myth of Hercules.

Related Links: Clint’s Fresh Pour review of Hercules LISTEN HERE OR DOWNLOAD: Enjoy, along with our custom cocktail and drinking game! The film’s an enjoyable trifle, and we have a great deal of fun discussing The Rock’s stretch marks, the merits of “shield wall” class, and much more. However, when Lord Cotys (John Hurt) tasks them to take down an army of centaurs, Herc and crew get more than they bargained for. I AM HERCULES! Just in time for Dwayne Johnson’s latest turn in Furious 7, this week returning guest Craig joins us to talk last year’s Rock-tastic adventure Hercules! Directed by Brett “I don’t have a style” Ratner, this sword-and-sandal epic remodels Herc as a flawed strongman with a coterie of badasses (including Ian McShane and Rufus Sewell) who help him build up the legend of Hercules so they can get money.

Game 12 labours of hercules