Join us as Gerti goes back and forth over the Atlantic, Douglas and Carolyn contribute to Martin’s Ulcer and a very subtle Monty Python reference goes unnoticed!I’ve more than a feeling that this is going to be a good episode, with special guest - Johathan Cooke! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bennett dismisses Harding's dangerous suggestion, yet can't shake the unsettling way it echoes his streaming show's plot. When Pantheon Plus launches a provocative marketing campaign with billboards declaring "AMERICA NEEDS A COURSE CORRECTION," the line between Bennett's fictional character and real-life persona grows dangerously thin. As "The Insurgent" dominates social media and political discussion, Harding persists, inviting Bennett to a secretive meeting with mysterious associates.Meanwhile, Garrett Fisher's "Insurgent Theory" podcast dissects the viral phenomenon, noting disturbing parallels to real politics. Just as Bennett struggles to maintain control of his public image, a Secret Service agent appears at his door with warnings about extremists who believe his show contains coded messages—leaving him caught between government suspicion and a conspiracy he never agreed to join.Unlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app which seays UNINTERRUPTED LISTENING. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!  You also get 20+ other shows on the network ad-free!   

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Ianto and Stephen host this podcast all about the weird and wonderful world of the dark comedy anthology series, Inside No. 9. On each episode they'll be diving into another one of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith's twisted tales, putting it under a lens and examining it to within an inch of its life. So make yourself comfortable, grab a cup of tea and join them for The Ninth Degree.  www.linktree.com/ninthdegreepod

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A deep dive into episode 8 of Daredevil: Born Again*Spoilers!#mattlivestopullagain Last chance for finale predictions!Other recap podcasts are missing things or just plain getting things wrong. I'm setting the record straight. Am I ruining the series for myself or am I just picking up on the many clues that the writers are leaving?I'm Jimmy, co-host of First & Last where we watch pilots and season finales. Being on that show has made me pay attention and catch the little things. There are so many little easter eggs and foreshadowing that I'm seeing in Born Again that my brain is exploding watching this. I started to take notes and I quickly had pages upon pages. Once I started listening to all my favorite fandom pods recapping the show I thought, "I must share what I know."Welcome to the pod!@daredevilafterbirth on instagram, gmail@fandlpodcast on instagram, gmail, X, facebook

Twee leipe burgers werden nog leiper toen ze met vliegtuig neerstortte langs de A50. Martijn van Dam en George Belderbos kwamen met 17 andere parachutisten er goed vanaf, maar het had zomaar anders kunnen lopen. Gelukkig hadden ze een ervaren piloot en werkte ze in de 20 seconden durende val als een team samen. Ga het hele verhaal horen van deze twee ervaren skydivers. Hier kun je trouwens de crash zien, door Martijn gefilmd.

Tasked with picking a movie that starts with "T", Mita picks Sean Baker's "Tangerine", but with some sweet talking, Nadeem convinces her to pick his 2017 "The Florida Project" for the next movie review. Mita agrees...but she never forgets...

By Matthew Nemeth It's that time of year again, here are our choices for Best And Worst Of 2024: TV, Video Games And Films Check below for the free podcast Click here for a list of our iTunes feeds. Information matthew@entertainmenttalk.org Please rate and review us on iTunes @etalkuk Twitter Patreon matthew@entertainmenttalk.org Facebook Page Matt’s Twitch Kualo Domains Click here for the ad-free podcast

This week we review Stuart Gordon’s 1985 schlock classic: Re-animator. Does it go too far for modern audiences? Listen to find out. Synopsis Loosely based off of H.P. Lovecraft’s short story “Herbert West - Reanimator” this film stars Jeffery Combs as Herbert West, a weird genius science student that just arrived at the Miskatonic University. He immediately clashes with his professor in asserting superior knowledge over theories surrounding brain death, and makes him an enemy. Also in his class is Dan Cain, who rents a room to Herbert. Dan is dating the dean’s daughter and is mainly in this movie to be choked. As Herbert West experiments with a new serum, he discovers he has unlocked the secret to reanimating the dead. After confirming it’s efficacy with small animals, he seeks to experiment on dead humans. Review of Re-Animator Re-animator pure B-movie schlock done right. It pulls no punches with intense gore, nudity, and dark humor. It’s the spiritual sci-fi counterpart to Evil Dead, which came out four years earlier. Dennis Paoli, the writer, came from the world of experimental theater in Chicago, and he brought a solid foundation with a surprisingly tight script.  Both him and the director Stuart Gordon wanted to create an homage to Frankenstein, and succeeded with Re-Animator. It really does recapture some of the straight faced humor of the original 1930s Frankenstein, but turns up everything to 11. The special effects are sometimes laughably bad, but still endearing. Particularly the reanimated psycho cat is like something off of a cheap SNL sketch, but still ends up being very entertaining. They didn’t even try to get a rating, since it would most likely get an X. Somehow they still toe the line for decency, editing some shots just right before they get too exploitative to ruin the fun. Mainly that’s what this movie is: A lot of fun. This film should be studied for how to pull off low-budget campy horror. Score 10/10