Flopcast episode 754! Just to be ridiculous, we’re creeping into Halloween season with a look at two different movies about witches starring Fairuza Balk. And we’re calling it… Fairuzapalooza. Up first is the odd 1986 cable TV movie The Worst Witch, with young Fairuza at a school for witches, also
Jim reflects on his first viewing of a classic 1972 Sci-Fi – “Slaughterhouse-Five,” based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut, directed by George Roy Hill and starring Michael Sacks, Valerie Perrine, Rob Leibman, Eugene Roche, Sharon Gans, Holly Near, Perry Ling, Kevin Conway, Sorrell Brooke, and John Dehner. Billy Pilgrim
This week we’re traveling Beyond Trek once again! Get your cereal bowl, pour the milk, put on your jammies, and relive the classic era of Saturday Morning Cartoons! We’ll be talking about our faves and we can’t wait to hear what yours are! Have a question, comment, or observation you’d
This week we’re MONKEESPLAINING The Monkees to our friends at the EnterpriseSplaining podcast! Maria and Jamie have never seen The Monkees! We will borrow their podcast format for a week to MonkeeSplain “Royal Flush” and the Monkees phenomenon to them! Monkeeing Around is a part of the ESO Podcast Network,
Cigar Nerds Podcast this week we’re going way back and talking the 40th Anniversary of Labyrinth. We need more puppet movies. In science we talk chatbots being snitches, robot hands, walking rumbas, and origami wheels. In Nerd News talk Visionquest, V for Vendetta returns to theaters, The Exorcist The Martyrs,
What does it take to make one of the greatest comedy movies in Hollywood history? This week on Tales From Hollywoodland, the crew welcomes acclaimed author and film historian James Curtis to discuss his new book, Comedy Is a Grim Business: The Making of It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad
Actress Hannah Fierman (“V/H/S,” “Siren”) joins Jim for a look at a unique Itallian Horror Film Genre that began back in the 1960’s -“Giallo.” Hannah talks about her favorite director, Dario Argento (“Opera,” “The Bird with the Crystal Plumage,”Suspiria”) while Jim reflects back on his experiences with Mario Bava (Black
Flopcast episode 753! We’re reviewing another old Dynamite magazine, compliments of our pal Chris from Sci-Fi Explosion! This is a 1977 issue, and the cover features ill-fated sitcom couple Pinky Tuscadero and Fonzie. (Yes, we’re talking about Happy Days again. Yes, we have a problem.) Also in this issue: A
This week we are joined by Matt and Elaine Sweatman, who have just finished watching Deep Space Nine Season 2 (this is Elaine’s first time seeing the season). How does the season stack up as a whole? What are some of the highlights? Were there any clunkers? How did the
We’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 3, Episode 10 “Similitude,” now that Bill, Jamie, and our guest Bethany Brookshire have watched it. A word of warning: If you haven’t listened to the episode before this one, “Send in the Clones! (feat. Bethany Brookshire),” go listen to that first because this is a follow up to last week. We now have merch! Show your love for EnterpriseSplaining and the cutest beagle ever with a Porthos Appreciation Society shirt! EnterpriseSplaining is proud to be part of the ESO Network. The show is produced by K.O. Myers at Particulate Media Follow us on BlueSky: @enterprisesplain Follow us on Instagram: @enterprisesplaining Like us on Facebook: EnterpriseSplaining Send us an email: enterprisesplaining@gmail.com
This week we’re PUNKEEING AROUND with Rob Allen to discuss his new album, Meet The Punkees! Rob is a Gen X Monkees fan who has realized his dream of combining his love for the music of The Monkees with punk rock! We will dive into Rob’s fandom and this new
The road ends here. The Carters just did not know it yet. Tea and Karen dive deep into Wes Craven’s 1977 survival horror masterpiece – The Hills Have Eyes – the raw, uncompromising desert nightmare that pitted a suburban American family against a cannibal clan in the Nevada hills and
