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This week on Dread Media, we find fanatical religion. First off, Darryll and Desmond fall in love with cultists in the desert in their review of Robert Fuest's The Devil's Rain. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid takes look at Larry Cohen's underrated bizarro classic God Told Me To. Songs included: "His Majesty the Desert" by Down, "The Devil's Rain" by The Misfits, "Come Sail Away" by Styx, and "God=Dog" by Behemoth. [ 55:16 || 26.8 MB ]
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HAA's favorite Danish-American is, of course, Christian Honore. But, as he isn't a movie actor, attention has turned instead to one of the lynchpins of the Lord of the Rings trilogy: Viggo Mortensen. The Brothers Wilson feature his literal crowning glory in Return of the King, whilst ignoring his pre-Tolkein career in favor of an atypical comic book movie, A History of Violence, and his part in the recent Academy Award-winning biopic Green Book. Along the way, Pandy spends the entire recording baking bread, Ian starts a new recurring trope, and there's some light mockery of Blink-182 to boot. [ 2:47:00 || 80.5 MB ]
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After a botched intro, Dan and Mike gush about Hawkworld, the 1989 miniseries that attempted to do for Hawkman what The Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Returns did for Superman and Batman. Then they look at a Silver Age classic: The Brave and the Bold #34. [ 1:46:13 || 54.0 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Thomas take a look at the Zack Snyder-directed, James Gunn-scripted remake of George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid takes a look at the "I can't believe they made it" film The Banana Splits. Songs included: "Dawn of the Dead" by Michale Graves, "People Who Died" by Gwar, "The Tra La La Song (One Banana Two Banana)" by Liz Phair and Material Issue, and "They Walk Among You" by New Math. [ 1:11:54 || 34.7 MB ]
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We all know that the odd-numbered Star Trek films are trash, right? Not so much, actually. While Star Trek III: The Search for Spock might not be the most exciting Trek film ever made, it does introduce Christopher Lloyd as the ruthless Klingon Commander Kruge, lays groundwork for future films, and sees the destruction of the beloved Enterprise. It also begs some hard-to-discuss questions pertaining to the resurrection of Spock, and demonstrates some shameful password etiquette. Please listen in as Dan, Dave, and Mike have a blast creating The Spock File, and singing their way through the discussion. (Note: This is a repackaged version of The Edge of Forever 49.) [ 2:57:45 || 86.8 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, it's a very special episode. Desmond and Darryll got together and had a bunch of beergaritas and answered your questions in this feature-length Q&A! And, of course, there are songs: "Question!" by System of a Down, "Tweeter and the Monkeyman" by Traveling Wilburys, "Fresh Blood" by Eels, and "Us Against the World" by Killswitch Engage. [ 1:33:15 || 45.1 MB ]
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Thanks to Donovan, today you are going to hear interviews with three highly influential Spider-Man writers: JM DeMatteis, Peter David, and Paul Jenkins! [ 50:14 || 26.8 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane take a look at Eli Roth's Cabin Fever. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews the brand new Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Songs included: "Sick and Twisted" by GWAR, "Wastin' Time" by Scrappy Hamilton, "What's He Building"" by Tom Waits, "I Am Broken Too" by Killswitch Engage. [ 1:08:21 || 33.0 MB ]
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We would like, if we may, to take you on a strange journey. The Flickchart Forum sees Ian (a paralegal), Dan (a geriatric), and Chris (a professor) take note of and rank all the films name-checked in the song "Science Fiction / Double Feature" from The Rocky Horror Show. It is a veritable time warp focusing on cult horror and science fiction movies from many years ago. So just how does the discussion turn to Power Rangers, "Steve! From Vancouver," and interminable ape-based films directed by Peter Jackson? The answer to that, as well as the forum's individual introductions to Rocky Horror, lie within! [ 1:37:25 || 48.3 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Tom go in-depth and pour love all over Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight. Then, Desmond goes solo on a review of Paul Tremblay's collection of short fiction: Growing Things and Other Stories. Of course, there are tunes, mostly from the Demon Knight soundtrack: "Tonight We Murder" by Ministry, "My Misery (Demon Knight)" by Machine Head, "A Growing Disgust" by Melvins Lite, and "Diadems" by Megadeth. [ 1:21:44 || 39.5 MB ]
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This episode represents an Hey, An Actor first, as The Brothers Wilson record together overseas in the Netherlands in order to bring you a timely episode. And it's about Lord Elrond himself: Hugo Weaving. The hosts look at his pre-franchise career hits of The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert with Weaving as a drag queen, and The Interview, with Weaving as a murder suspect in police custody. And in a rare contravention of the double-dipping rules, The Brothers cover V for Vendetta at a time that has never been more apt for Britain. The episode also charts Weaving's true feelings towards being Megatron, uncovering the truth about The Magic Pudding, and Pandy experiences the true horror of an email bot going rogue. [ 2:22:19 || 68.7 MB ]
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Stepping outside of his usual arena, The Flying Danishman, Christian Honore, goes three rounds with The Fierce Chicken of Bristol, Tom Stavros Hemmings, over sports. Between bobbing and weaving through their favorite fictional sports, pummeling their least favorite ones, and promoting the greatest sports matches, the two podcasting pugilists also lay down some dubious baseball metaphors, confront the darkest secrets of the Star Trek universe, and pound out rubbish Irish accents. [ 2:02:50 || 61.5 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane pick apart the sort-of anthology film Ghost Stories. Then, Tom Deja reviews Chan-wook Park's Thirst. All that, plus some choice tunes: "My Head Is Full of Ghosts" by Bad Religion, "Ghost Story" by Monster Magnet, "Love Like Blood" by Killing Joke, and "Ghosts Will Haunt My Bones" by Machine Head. [ 1:02:27 || 30.2 MB ]
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Today, Dan and Mike discuss all things Supergirl. First they dive into the oddity that is the 1984, Helen Slater-led Supergirl movie. Then they cover three episodes from the 2015 Supergirl TV series: "Pilot," "Stronger Together," and "Worlds Finest." [ 2:13:05 || 66.5 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Thomas and Desmond travel back through the Julian Sands of time to the early 90s to discuss a mostly forgotten franchise: the Warlock films. Warlock, Warlock: Armageddon, and Warlock III: End of Innocence all get reviews. Some witchy tunes to guide the way: "Ill Wind" by Jerry Goldsmith, "Warlock" by John Zorn, "Armageddon Blues" by Power Trip, "Innocence" by Vesania, and "Kiss of Death" by Warlock. [ 1:34:40 || 45.7 MB ]
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Our Comic-Con International: San Diego 2019 coverage concludes with interviews of the Batman: Hush cast and crew! In order, we hear from: writer Ernie Altbacker, director Justin Copeland, actors Jason Spisak, Hynden Walch, Bruce Thomas, Geoffrey Arend, Maury Sterling, and Jason O'Mara. Thank you, Donovan! [ 1:26:17 || 43.1 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, we get a little wacky. First up, Tom Deja joins Desmond to discuss the regrettable Blackenstein: The Black Frankenstein (in case you didn't get that from the first part of the title). Then Rich the Monster Movie Kid jumps in to review Blood Harvest, a horror film featuring Tiny Tim. I know. Weird, right? And of course there are tunes: "Frankenstein: I'm Dead Alive" by Early Man, "Fix Me Now" by Garbage, "Through the Tulips" by Dilinger feat. Jon Anderson, and "Lacerated Psyche" by Lord Dying. [ 1:02:27 || 30.2 MB ]
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This month, The Brothers Wilson meet the summer heat with a subject with the coolest eyes in all of Hollywood, as Hot Fuzz will prove. Cate Blanchett is duly in the spotlight, with a selection of roles portraying real-life figures, ranging from Queen Elizabeth I in Elizabeth to Katherine Hepburn in Howard Hughes biopic The Aviator, and as evil Dana Scully in globetrotting action drama Hanna. Along the way there's The Oscar Game, Pandy's Tudor facts, odes to Ponyo, and a hugely random Disney song. Also, Ian surprises Pandy with his knowledge of BioShock, and just how do you pronounce Saoirse Ronan's name? [ 3:00:55 || 87.2 MB ]
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Classic v Modern Doctor Who, a Comic-Con International: San Diego 2019 panel. [ 58:05 || 31.0 MB ]
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Get behind the wheel and go this week, as we visit two weird road-based films. First up, Darryll and Desmond dig into the bizarre David Lynch film Lost Highway. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid takes 1977's The Car for a spin. Turn on the radio and listen for these: "Dub Driving" by Angelo Badalamenti, "I'm Deranged (Edit)" by David Bowie, "Arrested for Driving While Blind" by ZZ Top, and "Something Wicked This Way Comes (Edit)" by Barry Adamson. [ 1:28:09 || 42.5 MB ]
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This week, Adam and Jeff return with new recruit Scot to help Desmond answer questions like "Why's it burnt?" and whether or "not the bees" as they dig into the cinematic trashterpiece, the 2006 remake of The Wicker Man. Then, Tom Deja pays tribute to the late great Rutger Hauer in his review of Blind Fury. Of course, there are songs: "Sacrifice Theory" by AFI., "The Wicker Man" by Iron Maiden, "By the Sword" by Slash featuring Andrew Stockdale, and "Why Do You Want to Live Anyway?" by Total Wolf. [ 1:03:37 || 30.8 MB ]
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Our Comic-Con International: San Diego 2019 coverage begins with interviews of the Batman Beyond cast and crew! Thanks to Donovan Morgan Grant and his crew, we hear from: director James Tucker, writers Stan Berkowitz and Bob Goodman, actors Kevin Conroy and Will Friedle, and producer Glen Murakami. [ 58:57 || 30.6 MB ]
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This week Desmond and Tom Deja have a frank discussion about mental health and its portrayal in genre cinema through their review of an unlikely film: The Voices. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews The Limehouse Golem. Songs included: "Voices" by Sturgill Simpson, "The Fox" by Black Ingvars, "Golem" by The Maladies, and "Mirror Reflection & The Hammer Reinvention" by Woods of Ypres. [ 1:10:32 || 34.1 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, we welcome director Timo Vuorensola to talk about the sequel to his 2012 film Iron Sky: Iron Sky: The Coming Race. We talk about the weather, weird conspiracy theories people tell, and how Tom Green and Udo Kier got along on set. Then, Desmond and Tom go underground with their review of the teen horror comedy Slaughterhouse Rulez. Songs: "In the Craters on the Moon" by The Mountain Goats, "Born Under a Hollow Moon" by Doublestone, "Tick Tick Boom" by The Hives, and "Subterranea" by Tribulation. [ 1:04:33 || 31.2 MB ]
Episode 1077 - List and Shout: Sidekicks
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Blistering barnacles, Batman! This time on List and Shout, Christian teams up with Donovan to open the gush-gates for their all-time favorite sidekicks and henchmen, as well as pour scorn and derision on the shoddiest examples of each. But, before that, Mike makes a huge announcement regarding a brand new podcast called 12 Minutes to Midnight. To follow this new show, please copy these two links:
http://www.earth-2.net/podcasts/12minutes/rss.xml
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/12-minutes-to-midnight-the-watchmen-podcast/id1481476911 [ 2:46:30 || 81.8 MB ]