The Burning (1981) - "C is for Camp" Month

A cult classic creature feature turns fifty along with Mark "The Movieman". This one was made in his home state of Wisconsin. Join Mark and Joe as they talk about the charm of this film, the appearance of the "The Skipper" and how you can make a fun film on a small budget. Mark also shares his experience in viewing the film recently on the big screen with the director in attendance.

21 Kesä 1h 10min

Get caught in the Spoiler Room Crew's web of discussion as we kick off "All Legs" Month with a doozie. We look at the schlocky 1960 creature feature "Horrors of Spider Island". Doc returns to the Spoiler Room to help dissect this b-horror film. We talk about the bad, the worse, and the weird. We also compare the differences between the German version vs The U.S. version. Grab your favorite drink and tune in.Ian's Website: https://kickseat.com/Hexane Arcane Website: https://www.hexenarcane.com/Boozy Bard Productions: https://www.facebook.com/BoozyBard/

7 Kesä 1h 17min

We close out our look at films about Humans and Android relationships with the earliest and most influential sci-fi film. "Metropolis". We discuss just how many films borrowed from this classic. We also talk about how it may be more known for its technical aspects than its story. Tune in for a spirited discussion.Ian's Site: https://www.kickseat.comJoe's IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1490835/

30 Touko 1h 21min

We do not do this often but considering "Ex Machina" recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, we decided to revisit a movie we discussed 10 years ago. New Crew, new voices and possibly a new perspective. Does this film still hold up today? Is it even more relevant now than when it first came out? We explore these questions and more.Jeff York: https://www.theestablishingshot.org

23 Touko 1h 12min

Fifty Years ago this sci fi drama "The Stepford Wives" was released upon the world. While it has themes that are still relevant today and it did influence many A.I. films that came after it, is it a good film? The Spoiler Room Crew discuss how this film seems to stumble and the 70s style of filmmaking may have hinder it from being better than it was. Who enjoyed the film and who didn't? Tune in and find out in our latest "Over The Hill" special, and find out what next month's theme will be. Cati Glidewell's Site: http://theblondeinfront.com/Jeff York's Site: https://theestablishingshot.org/Ian Simmons Site: https://kickseat.com/

18 Touko 1h 16min

We start "Artificially Yours" Month with a look at this sci-fi classic starring a huge amount of talent and a lot of depth. The Crew discuss the 1982 film "Blade Runner - Final Cut" . We talk about the various cuts, dive into the characters, the talent and also what it all may mean. Come dream about electric sheep with us. Mike Crowley: https://www.ypareviews.com Joe Randazzo: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1490835/

9 Touko 1h 25min

Austin Galante is back in the Spoiler Room to talk about his latest vampire indie film just hitting the festival circuit now. We discuss the challenges he ran into making "Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road". We discuss the comedic talent he assembled for the cast and how the idea of the film came to be. Check it out.IMDB : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30331219/

3 Touko 51min

We end the month with a look at a more recent telling of the familiar tale...though this one is more in name only when it comes to King Arthur and his knights. Find out how the crew felt about this more "historically accurate" version of the story. How does it compare to the more fantasy leaning versions. Ian's Site: https:\\www.kickseat.com

2 Touko 1h 10min