AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:

2012 Finalist (Best Food/Drink Podcast)

2013 Finalist (Best Food/Drink Podcast)

PRESS/REVIEWS:

Absolute Knave!: Podcasts – Alcohollywood!

“There are better movie podcasts out there and even better comedy movie podcasts, but there aren’t many, maybe just a couple. This is one of the best, so give it a shot if you’re into movies; I think you’ll take to it.”

Bill’s Movie Emporium: Alcohollywood

“I enjoyed … hearing what Jared Latore and Clint Worthington have to say about the film world… I know that lots of others will enjoy the podcast and I can understand why they would enjoy what Alcohollywood has to offer.”

Control Nathan Rabin – Santa With Muscles

“The road to me wasting my Sunday afternoon drinking in the craziness of Santa With Muscles began when I accepted my friend Clint Worthington’s invitation to watch and talk about the earlier, equally poorly received Hulk Hogan vehicle Mr. Nanny for a live recording of his excellent bad movie podcast Alcohollywood… I had a blast watching and talking Mr. Nanny.”

Daily Grindhouse – F*Ear Candy – Alcohollywood: The Blues Brothers (1980)

“The show is a fun listen for fans of Landis’s bonkers road movie… It’s also interesting to listen to Worthington and Latore — who appear to be a bit younger than myself — discuss the movie from afar, particularly as I have been quoting the movie since I’ve been able to talk.”

Dorktown – The Newness: Alcohollywood, Fortnight on the Internets and Toxic Twin Happy Hour

“Drinking games and movie breakdowns. Thumbs up to that shit…Smooth content and they keep you entertained with their nerdness.”

Large Association of Movie Blogs #1474 – Alcohollywood

McDonough Voice – Alcohollywood podcast celebrates film, mixology

MovieBoozer Guest Article: Alcohollywood

UPROXX: Stranger Slings and Violent Delights – The Perfect Cocktails for the 2017 Emmys (guest article)

PUNCH | A Guide to Movie Drinking Games

“In each episode—they are up to about 250—longtime friends Jared Latore and Clint Worthington go deep discussing a movie (“the classics as well as the crap”), developing both rules and original cocktails to go along with the conversation…. Whether they’re mucking around the low-brow shelf or analyzing haute auteurs, the Chicagoans dedicate ample thought to the pursuit.”