Stomp Tokyo - The Cult Movies Podcast
Christopher Holland & Scott HamiltonScott Hamilton and Chris Holland, authors of "Reel Shame: Bad Movies and the Hollywood Stars Who Made Them," guide you on this weekly exploration of cult & genre cinema, the technology of entertainment, and the history of different film genres.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Chris & Scott record a quick and dirty episode to fill the time while Scott prepares to move from St. Petersburg, FL to Chicago, IL. Forgive the retrograde production values on this episode.
Discussing the Muppets Blu-Ray and its nod to Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Hunger Games, Cabin in the Woods, and what to do with those comics moldering in your closet.
Discussing the rumored death of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the actual death of Ralph McQuarrie, tales from development hell, and why Spock Must Die!
Discussing the movie Limitless and other movies featuring enhanced intelligence. Also: some Albert Pyun follow-up and how to enhance your own brain with Tetris.
In this episode: some follow-up on fakery in movies, catching up with Albert Pyun, and wandering the internet before landing on the topic of TV series that end abruptly or go down in flames.
A quote from a decade-old Stomp Tokyo review lands on the Gamera 3 Blu-ray box art, which leads Chris & Scott to reminisce about the bad old days of VHS imports.
Manos: The Restoration, Lost Movies, universal remote controls, and ancient home theater systems. Show notes at cultmoviespodcast.com.
Discussing the expedition of the death of 35mm film exhibition, B-Fest, and more. Show notes at cultmoviespodcast.com.
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Enjoyable discussion that covers both the tech as well as the content of cult/genre movies and TV. Worth a listen.
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