This is Doug Loves Minis.

Hey, short rounds.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis, the show where the guests don't necessarily have to smoke weed.

Comey to you from O'Hareport on my way to Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday, October 3rd, 214 Brothers.

I'm tipping at Doug Loves Movies at Comedy on State in Madison tomorrow. And speaking

of Four Brothers, Mr. Mark Wahlberg himself is going to be one of the guests' schedule permitting.

See you tomorrow at 420, Madison. Next Saturday, October 11th, I'm going to stand-up at the Orphium

Theater in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Bring your name tags if you want to play some games at the end of the show.

I watch Begin Again, again on the plane from LAX to ORD, and I got to say, Doug really digs it.

Mark Ruffalo is great in it.

Kira Knightley has an adorable singing voice. It's a celebration of creativity in New York City where I can't wait to be in a few days. Sunday night's interruption

of Ghost out in Yonkers has like three seats left last time I checked. They're all handicapped seats, but you can still buy them at almodrafthouse.com, even if your handicap is an addiction to Patrick Swayze movies.

Monday nights Douglas movies at the Gramer C. Theater is sold out, but I'll be back on December 1st for the first ever 12 guests of Christmas East Coast edition, which

you can get tickets to soon or now. Cincinnati, Columbus, Nashville, and more cities are coming

up. Go to Douglasmovies.com for the whole list. Remember when I was at Fantastic Fest in Austin?

I barely do, but we did a Benson movie interruption of Miami Connection,

and I'm going to share the opening of that show with you now. I'm going to go get some

airport sushi, and as always, the Ebola virus is the shithead.

Hey, everybody. Thanks for coming out to the Benson Movie Interruption here at Fantastic Fest.

Year 10.

And since it's year 10, I thought, why not show a draft house film's motion picture? And, you know, the art of killing, that would

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