Due to a weird series of events, my coworkers were forced to listen to the podcast. Thankfully it was the Sex Criminals episode, so at least it was a good one. ๐
On today's episode, we discuss Tim Burton's Frankenweenie. We talk about Tim Burton's filmography and character designs, the idea of a family who actually gets along, a popular fan theory, and more.
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On today's episode, we discuss John Carpenter's The Thing. We discuss paranoia as a horror trope, special effects wizardry, a popular fan theory, the powerful Dick Warlock, and more.
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Part of the fun of kids movies is that there's usually some kind of adult humor hidden in there as well. This joke probably went over a lot of heads, but the parents knew what was going on.
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On today's episode, we discuss the movie Monster House. We talk animation not being taken seriously, the increase in quality of motion capture animation, Dan Harmon as a creator and a person, and more.
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On today's episode we talk about the classic The Muppet Movie. We discuss use of meta humor, the genuine joy the Muppets bring us, fun cameos, rapid fire jokes, and more.
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LT Rasczak is a hard man. It's interesting seeing him going from a fairly reserved teacher, to a bug killing machine. One of our favorite characters for sure.
You can hear our episode about Starship Troopers on Google and Apple podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher.
On today's episode, we discuss the military sci-fi classic Starship Troopers. We discuss the satirization of the source material, cool alien design, Robert Heinlein as a problematic author, and more.
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On today's episode we discuss the 1982 film Conan the Barbarian. We discuss Robert E. Howard's influence on sword and sorcery fantasy, the lasting influence the Conan stories have had, why Arnold Schwarzenegger was a weirdly good pick for Conan, and more.
On today's episode we discuss the sci-fi/horror classic Alien. We talk about the practical effects used to bring the xenomorph to life, Ellen Ripley as an archetypical strong lead, slow burn horror, and more.
Raven and Charles' relationship is certainly an interesting one. While their dynamic is a big brother/little sister one, it becomes clear that it's only a fulfilling relationship for Charles, leading to Raven joining up with Erik at the end.