Podcasts about channel superhero

Hello, boils and ghouls! In this month’s episode of TV Good Sleep Bad, Elwood and I take a look at the HBO classic Taaaaaaales from the Crypt (and admit it, you heard the Cryptkeeper’s voice in your head when you read that). Our special guest this episode is Bubbawheat, whose media empire includes Flights, Tights, and Movie Nights, Channel: Superhero, Filmwhys, and probably a cable news channel. In this episode, we discuss: Tales from the Crypt 6.13, “Comes the Dawn” (1995): Michael Ironside goes to Alaska to poach a grizzly. Hilarity ensues. Tales from the Cryptkeeper 1.01, “While the Cat’s Away” (1993): That’s right, Tales from the Crypt spawned a Saturday morning cartoon spinoff. In the pilot, two adolescents break into a house, looking for loot they can fence to buy a dirt bike. Hilarity ensues.

Originally Broadcast - April 4th, 2015 Nick Rehak (French Toast Sunday) continues the "French Toast Sunday" invasion of the show, while also sharing his thoughts on two notorious classics. First up we have Tobe Hooper's breakout hit "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" which would be banned in the UK by the BBFC until finally getting a release in 1999! Next up we have another banned film, only this time by the director himself. "A Clockwork Orange" still remains a controversial classic and arguably Kubrick's best film. All this plus we discuss the Simpsons obsession with Kubrick, the real plot of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the current state of cinema aswell as so much more!! Links For more of Elwood's movie rants check out - fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.com/ Channel Superhero - http://channelsuperhero.com/ For more Nick check out - http://www.frenchtoastsunday.com/ Listen to his comedy album - http://nickrehakisntfunny.bandcamp.com/releases The list - http://www.letterboxd.com/elwood_jones/list/mad-bad-and-downright-strange-a-1001-cult/ Opening Theme: "Hyperfun" - Kevin Macleod (http://incompetech.com/) End Theme: "Out of Limits" - The Marketts

Originally Broadcast - March 15th, 2015 Bubbawheat (Flights, Tights and Movie Nights) joins me for a Jim Henson double bill. First up we have the childhood traumatising "The Dark Crystal" while we follow it up with the films spiritual (let alone lighter)sequel "Labyrinth". All that plus Bowie's package, comic book movies, Channel Superhero and so much more! Links For more of Elwood's movie rants check out - fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.com/ For more Bubbawheat check out - http://flightstightsandmovienights.com/ Bubbawheat's Filmwhy's Podcast - http://bubbawheat.podomatic.com/ Channel Superhero - http://channelsuperhero.com/ The list - http://www.letterboxd.com/elwood_jones/list/mad-bad-and-downright-strange-a-1001-cult/ Opening Theme: "Hyperfun" - Kevin Macleod (http://incompetech.com/) End Theme: "Out of Limits" - The Marketts

Happy Birthday, Harry + Jo! The first seven books of the series gave us all the story we needed. Or did they? With the additions of Pottermore, Twitter, The Cursed Child, and Fantastic Beasts, JK Rowling has many outlets to share more information about her universe. But does it all "count?" What is Canon? Is canon anything that comes from JK Rowling? Is it anything that was approved by JK Rowling? Books vs movies? First 7 or everything afterward? I'm joined by Elayna of SpeakBeasty and Paul of Blokebusters. We discuss our feelings about this and our thoughts on the new elements introduced by The Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts. Art used by permission from Iriusabellatrix on DeviantArt, see more here. More Episodes from Potterweek This is our third year of Potterweek. Here's a recap of what's coming up this year and what's already on the feed: Potterweek 2017 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets movie commentary with Nicole of We the Immigrants, Geeky Gatherings, How to Fangirl for Adults, and Common Room, and Debbie of The Geeky Twin, You Haven't Seen, and Common Room! Race in Potter with Robyn of Geek Girl Strong and Mimi Mondal. We Hate Quidditch with Nathan of Flights, Tights, and Movie Nights (and Channel: Superhero) and Fitz of SO MANY PLACES (also heard on our Star Wars Rewatch episodes)! Potter as YA with Greg of Adventures in Poor Taste! Neville Longbottom: The Boy Who Could Have Been with Melissa of Readerly Geek! Potterweek 2016 7/25 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone movie commentary with Megan Gotch aka The Nerdy Girlie and Katie Elhoffer of Elhoffer Designs. Big kudos to our podcasting intern Kristen! 7/26 Hermione: Our Favorite Know it All GirlBoss with Amanda of Great Beer Adventure! 7/27 The Dursleys: A Look at Harry's Only Living Family Members with Kris of No Extra Words! 7/28 Relationships in Potter: Ginny + Harry, Snape/Lily/James with Alice of Girl Who Roams and Kayla of Epicfied! 7/29 Villains in Potter with Akua and Ashley both officers of Geek Girl Brunch NYC. Also of A Stylish Jedi and You Haven't Seen respectively. 7/30 Magic vs Muggle: How Each World Views the Other with Jada an officer of Geek Girl Brunch NYC and Julia Perkins (soon to be featured on our Lost rewatch podcast!). 7/31 Religion in Potter with Stefani and James (my friends from work!). Potterweek 2015 http://comrom.co/potterweek-modern-geek-show-an-attempt/  http://comrom.co/potterweek-potterpotpourri-draygons-spew-fan-fiction/  http://comrom.co/potterweek-potterflex-felix-felicis-fitness/  http://comrom.co/potterweek-ashley-and-debbie-from-you-havent-seen/  http://comrom.co/potterweek-potterhouse-iggppc-charm-bomb/  http://comrom.co/potterweek-potterponderings-lessons-harry-learned/  http://comrom.co/potterpeeps-severus-snape-hero/ 

Nathan Withrow covers all things superhero movies as the head writer and owner of Flights, Tights, and Movie Nights. Nathan also covers superheroes on the small screen on Channel Superhero. Nathan also hosts the Filmwhys and Sketched out on TV Podcast. On this episode we chat all things superhero movies, TV Shows, retro gaming, The Simpsons, and more.    

As you know, on Common Room, we are religiously and politically neutral. We'll never post happy holidays for any holiday or support a political candidate as a site/podcast. So, when I asked friends and strangers to be on the show for #Potterweek and got a request to talk about religious allusions, I was a bit nervous. Stefani, a friend who I met through work suggested this for a reason that was pretty interesting. Stefani and her siblings were not allowed to have Harry Potter in the home. Stefani has a personal connection that she generously shared. We moved on to talk about bigger Harry Potter themes, favorites, and even took some time to do some sorting and discuss those large introspective questions. Enjoy this last episode of Potterweek on what I'm calling Potterday. Happy First Day of Hogwarts!! Check out Stefani- nowhere! She hates the internet! And check out James on social media as thejacksonjd! More from Potterweek 2016: 7/25 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone movie commentary with Megan Gotch aka The Nerdy Girlie and Katie Elhoffer of Elhoffer Designs. Big kudos to our podcasting intern Kristen! 7/26 Hermione: Our Favorite Know it All GirlBoss with Amanda of Great Beer Adventure! 7/27 The Dursleys: A Look at Harry's Only Living Family Members with Kris of No Extra Words! 7/28 Relationships in Potter: Ginny + Harry, Snape/Lily/James with Alice of Girl Who Roams and Kayla of Epicfied! 7/30 Magic vs Muggle: How Each World Views the Other with Jada an officer of Geek Girl Brunch NYC and Julia Perkins (soon to be featured on our Lost rewatch podcast!). Bonus Jonases for Potterweek 2016: Potter as YA with Greg of Adventures in Poor Taste! Quidditch is THE WORST with Nathan of Flights, Tights, and Movie Nights (and Channel: Superhero) and Fitz of SO MANY PLACES (also heard on our Star Wars Rewatch episodes)! Hogwarts + Dumbledore are THE WORST with Allison of Podlander, Nicole of Geeky Gatherings, How to Fangirl for Adults, and Common Room, and Debbie of The Geeky Twin, You Haven't Seen, and Common Room!

On this episode we look at a comic book writer’s universe of creator-owned material making its way to the silver screen with varying degrees of success. We are not of course talking about Alan Moore, because I mentioned the word successful film adaptations, and instead will move down a few tiers to Mark Millar with the adaptations of WANTED and KICK-ASS battling it out like a good comic book crossover. This is inspired by the new release KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE, and Bubbawheat from the sites Flights, Tights, and Movie Nights and Channel: Superhero will teams up with us to choose a winner.