Radiodrome
Summary: Radiodrome is a weekly talk show starring Josh Hadley(Lost in the Static), Brad Jones(The Cinema Snob), and featuring Jerrid Foiles(Foil Wrapped Productions) discussing grindhouse and exploitation cinema, big boxes, and movie franchises among various other topics. It began in August of 2009 with Brad and Jerrid hosting; there were 5 episodes (with months long intervals between) made before the project was dropped in February of 2010. In December of 2010 it was announced that Radiodrome would return with new host Josh Hadley on Jackalope Radio as a weekly program with Brad Jones returning as co-host. The first episode premiered on January 6th 2011 and is still running every Thursday night at 9 PM CST via Jackalope’s website and on local radio station 105fm in Kansas City, MO. Special guests have included 42nd Street Pete(42nd Street Pete's Grindhouse) and the prolific LLoyd Kaufman(Troma Entertainment)
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Podcasts:
How many of you even remembered that Sleepaway Camp was a franchise? Even if you did remember that... how many knew there were 5 (technically 6) movies in said franchise? Cecil is making us do this episode and it hurts, these movies really hurt.
Scifi movies rely on technology but what happens when real world technology overtakes "future" technology?
Sometimes a movie stands on it's own, sometimes it requires sequels to be good and sometimes those sequels almost ruin the original. This week we look at how sequels have become a plague in hollywood.
We all have insane fandoms that we encounter, from furries to bronies to juggalos to marvel zombies. Fandoms are everywhere for every thing but sometimes they go to far.
Ugh, last year we looked at the Children Of The Corn franchise and I was in over my head with that one... I apparently don't learn as I forced the Amityville Horror series on my co-hosts this year.
Movies are not the only place you get great horror... television has it's share as well.
Everyone bitches that some movie is the worst movie ever, but what is really the worst in scifi or horror? Cecil and Josh take a look what are considered the worst of the worst and we find many are not that bad.
Why are you drawn to horror? What is it about you that makes horror your genre?
Adam Black, creator of Locus sits down and talks to me about the state of independent comic publishing. Make sure to check out Locus, Silk & Honey and Godslayer at http://locus.departure-productions.com/
Do movies reflect society or does society reflect the movies? When one holds a mirror up to another is that a self perpetuating cycle or just how art works?
Sid freaking Haig man... this week we sit down and talk to the man himself about his career and life in TV and the movies, everything from Jason of Star Command to The A-Team to Werewolf to Galaxy Of Terror to House of 1000 Corpses.
Directors cuts are a relatively recent addition to film libraries so this week Cecil, Josh and Petar take a look how different cuts of films affects their reception and legacy.
Comic movies are a huge thing but most of them are superhero based... what about all of the comic movies that were NOT based on superheroes? Road to Perdition, Barb Wire, A History of Violence, Swamp Thing, Judge Dredd and so on? How many of you remember these? 30 Days of Night 300 Barb Wire Barbarella Constantine The Crow Fritz the Cat From Hell Hardware Heavy Metal The Mask Men in Black Model by Day The Rocketeer Shaun Of The Dead Sheena Tales from the Crypt: Tales from the Crypt (1972) Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995) Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood (1996) Tales from the Crypt Presents: Ritual (2001) Tank Girl Timecop V for Vendetta Vampirella The Vault of Horror Virus
With Wes Craven's death, we forgo the scheduled topic and look at the career of Wes Craven. Everything from Last House On The Left and Nightmare On Elm Street to his TV work and even his porn work (yes, Wes Craven directed a hardcore porn).
You know, that guy, the one that was in that movie that was out last year... We know these people, those guys that make a great villain or a great supporting player but never seem to achieve the stardom they deserve, they always steal the show and yet to the mainstream they are simply "that guy". Michael Ironside, John Saxon, Sid Haig, Dick Miller, Lance Henriksen, Michael Biehn... the list goes on and on. We are giving "that guy" his due.
