Oh what’s that? A visual essay from SFP co-founders Ryan Verrill (@disc_connected) and Will Dodson? Why yes it is!
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Deaf Crocodile has a monstrous October slate ahead that you won’t want to miss—“Frankenstein: Legend of Terror” and “Soda Pop Joe”—and if you’re interested in their limited edition slipcovers, you might already be too late for their release of “Frankenstein: Legend of Terror.”
The Almost Major Podcast enjoyed an intermission with a watch of “The Warriors!” They discuss the film, the video game, Walter Hill, unmade remakes, and “Dexter.” Can you dig it?
Listen: https://t.co/QqRHJwJFuC
They discuss audio commentaries (which Erica contributed to a new Vinegar Syndrome [@VinegarSyndrome] release) and her annual fundraising event, Horror Gives Back!
Give it a listen: https://t.co/ISHgy5RS4Z
Don’t miss episode 54 of Punk Vacation, which features a conversation with the incredible Erica Shultz, co-host of the Unsung Horrors Podcast and author of “The Sweetest Taboo: An Unapologetic Guide to Child Kills in Film.”
The Fireside Collection: A Physical Media Podcast returned to warm their hands and get back to talking about what’s going on in the world of physical media, along with exploring their "surprise me” watches from the past week: “Batman Returns” and “Munich.”
https://t.co/lgiUNn5gXT
The Sleepover Retro Countdown Show brings another very fun episode to the collective world feed: Top VHS Rentals of September 1996! Take an adventure back 30 years as Rob and Guido pull out the top 40 video rental chart for the week of September 28, 1996...
On The Shame List Picture Show, Michael sits with Cara Ogburn, the artistic director for Milwaukee Film to discuss her work and what the audience wants. They also discuss one of Cara’s favorites: “Who’s That Girl,” starring Madonna. Give it a listen: https://t.co/OMkk56XA73
Episode 2 of Beyond the Valley of the Discs dropped recently, and this time, Rachel and Jerome discuss Jacques Rivette’s 1966 classic, “The Nun.” The film, its religious themes, and the anti-clerical novel all go under their microscope. Listen everywhere: https://t.co/B172ykuNxJ
Are you watching along with The Director’s Eye as Jaden and Chris go through the career of James Cameron? Catch their latest episodes on “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” and “True Lies." Maybe it’s a good time to rewatch T2...
Check it out: https://t.co/Ud1Rmma7yQ
Listen to Histories of Cinema’s fourth episode covering Japanese film history: “1950-54: The Films That Put Japanese Cinema On the Map.” Adam and Chris dive into the 1950s, which has everything from samurai to giant atomic monsters and much more.
The Conversation with KB Loves Movies is back!!! KB takes on the topic of “Star Wars” with special guest Tom Okrie, the co-host of Jedi Talk, a “Star Wars” podcast, who makes the case for what’s needed to bring the magic back. A must-listen for any Star Wars fan!
The Nightmare USA Podcast took on “Simon, King of the Witches,” and co-hosts Sam and Adam had conflicting opinions. If you've seen the film, what did you think?
Next, they talk “Bloody Birthday,” a creepy rarely seen horror film featuring killer kids!
https://t.co/MVGuBobZxz
Motoramathon is up to minute 73 now, with recent episodes featuring screenwriter Tessa Duke and venture capitalist Nick Autore, and they’ve got a BONUS EPISODE! For a podcast meant to be focused on “Motorama," there’s a lot in this episode for comic book movie fans to love!
replacement animation by.. animators Isabelle Aspin and Brian Smee. You'll definitely want to learn more about this incredible work.
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Deaf Crocodile (@DeafCrocodile) is releasing ”Roy from Space” this month, which has been unavailable for 40 years and WAS only the third animated film made in Mexico. We were very proud to be part of this release, contributing a featurette on the creation of the film’s