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"We go by views. We don't go by followers, likes or subscribers, because you can always unfollow, unlike or unsubscribe something, but you can't unview a view," says Producer, Founder and Host of MovieReviewsNMore, Brian Sebastian. He's also the Co-Founder of Dream Weaver Arts and Dream Weaver Arts Ranch. Brian has interviewed Kate Hudson, John Travolta, Charleston Heston, and Jada Pinkett Smith to name a few. Join us as we dive into the world of impact, increasing views and leadership. Brian explores the power of vision, adaptability, and heart-centered approaches with industry experts and thought leaders that build and scale an audience.Listen in as Brian shares personal experiences, insights, and practical strategies for navigating the ever-changing landscape of hosting and interviewing. From discussions on the importance of discipline and resilience in overcoming challenges to fostering authentic connections and supporting others growth journeys, this is chock full of valuable lessons and actionable takeaways for you.100 Live Shows in a Row with Movie Reviews and More! Also the Atlanta Film FestivalWilliam Shatner talks about the Jack Webb Awards GalaAlex Lianne CarterWebsite | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Join the CommunityCarol RegisterTwitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Join the Community And remember to... Grab Your Top Productivity Hacks for Female Leaders

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Welcome back to SFHM! on today's episode we talk about The Chargers firing of Brandon Staley and where they can go from, we also added Mike Tomlin and Bill Belichick to the discussion on where their teams go from here. We also discussed Charleston Heston's comments about the switch up on Deon Sanders and other black positivity movements. we also discussed Cam Newtons comments about Game Changers vs Game Managers. In the NBA we discussed the suspension of Draymond and what his future will be. We also revied Gilbert Arenas comments about Asur Thompson and what his comments were. We also debated the recent Anthoy Edwards controversy and the rep hit he has taken and last but not least we discussed The firing of the Sports Illustrated CEO an the state of Journalism.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How many of you remember the original Planet of the Apes movie from 1968? Do you remember when the character played by Charleston Heston was captured by the apes, and he exclaimed, "IT'S A MAD HOUSE... A MAD HOUSE!" Do you ever feel like that today?

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How many of you remember the original Planet of the Apes movie from 1968? Do you remember when the character played by Charleston Heston was captured by the apes, and he exclaimed, "IT'S A MAD HOUSE... A MAD HOUSE!" Do you ever feel like that today?

This disruption in my life has been occuring for more than five years. At times, I should say, the vast majority of the time I feel completely alone and isolated even though I am oftentimes surrounded by people. I have had the ever present feeling of being a million miles away from another human yet stuck in a crowded and suffocating room full of supposedly other human beings. Anyone else feel like an alien in a strange world. Lately, and to little or NoFX, I am starting to feel a lot like Charleston Heston stranded on a primate planet or the only sane Jay bird in an otherwise Kookoo nest. Maybe I need something like Wilson to keep me company and sane.... I found a cool little mouse the other week that needed help. He was sitting on the sidewalk. I stopped and asked if he was lost. He literally hoped over and jumped on my shoe and looked right up at me. I called him Little Chef after one of my favorite movies. I later thought to call him Al short for Algernon. I hope little Al made it home safe and sound.

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Hi everyone! It’s Friday, so it’s time for another Fantastic Fest feature from Andrew Campbell. This week we’re getting a Shudder exclusive, so if you’ve ever been thinking about taking the plunge into this genre-driven service, now is the time! It’s the only place you’ll find independent darlings like PREVENGE, REVENGE, MANDY, and podcast favorite, ONE CUT OF THE DEAD (Episode #625). Don’t miss Andrew’s other recent reviews for SCHOOL’S OUT (Episode #716), COME TO DADDY (Episode #709), and THE LODGE (Episode #702). Before the review, we’ll have a brand-new promo from our good friends at The VHS Strikes Back podcast. Every week, Dave and Chris blow the dust off an actual VHS cassette, then watch and discuss the film. You can find out more on Twitter @vhsstrikesback or on Facebook and Instagram by searching for The VHS Strikes Back podcast. Don’t miss their two guest episodes during last year’s Reign of Terror 2019, with reviews for ALIEN VS PREDATOR (Episode #605) and 30 DAYS OF NIGHT (Episode #626). And don’t miss their recent guest review as Comics in Motion for BIRDS OF PREY (Episode #720)! Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Contribute at Patreon for exclusive content. Connect with us over social media to continue the conversation. Here we go! ///// > ///// Hello film fans! Andrew here, back today with a psychedelic horror film that cribs from the book of MANDY. As amazing as Fantastic Fest is at stretching genre boundaries and traveling far outside the US border to capture films the world over, each year there tend to be a few films that overlap in a six-degrees-of-separation sort of way. Last year, it was actor James Badge Dale appearing in three films: DONNYBROOK, THE STANDOFF AT SPARROW CREEK (Episode #537), and HOLD THE DARK (Episode #272). This year there were two films with direct connections to today’s entry. Supporting actor Jeremy Gardner appears in this one, but he also brought to the festival his low-budget romantic monster movie AFTER MIDNIGHT, which I’ll be covering in a couple weeks. Joe Begos, however, pulled off a rarer feat, directing both today’s film as well as VFW wherein a band of veterans defend their VFW lodge from “an army of mutant punks”. So without further ado... Today’s movie is BLISS(2019), the newest heavy metal nightmare from indie horror writer/director Joe Begos. BLISS stars Dora Madison as Dezzy, a starving artist in the underground Los Angeles art scene. Dezzy hits a particularly nasty creative block, struggling for weeks to complete her new painting. With her agent and her landlord breathing down her neck, Dezzy turns to drugs for a little inspiration. A potent mixture of cocaine and the hallucinogenic DMT leads to an out of control night of partying along with some dark visions that spark her creativity. Finally making progress on her self-proclaimed masterpiece, Dezzy continues her drug-fueled bender. Unfortunately for the people around her, violent side effects begin to take hold. For a film that clocks in well short of 90 minutes, BLISS starts out a bit slow. The storyline necessitates this and I appreciate the fact that the film takes its time to introduce you to the main character in all her abrasive glory before her life starts to unravel. BLISS is told over the period of just a few days as Dezzy turns to partying in order to take her mind off the looming deadline to deliver a half-finished painting on an oversized canvas. She has the background complete and it’s obviously going to be a very dark piece even before she begins fueling herself with drugs and alcohol. It would have been helpful (but maybe not in the film’s budget) to show off a few more of her completed works to help establish the character. Dezzy likes to party, but she mostly likes to fight and argue with friends, employers, strangers, whoever gets in her way. The audience is given a sense of her character, but I don’t think director Begos intended to engender much sympathy for her situation. If you can survive the poor acting and rough dialogue for the first half-an-hour, Dora Madison goes on to deliver a solid performance as the film careens in a violent direction. When Dezzy gets a hold of her new favorite drug cocktail, she becomes borderline vampiric and it's hard to look away. As with any out-of-control substance-abuser, the hangovers are the worst and watching Dezzy try to piece together her actions from the night before is just as much fun as watching her wreak havoc. Once you get a handle on the story, there really isn’t much in the way of twists and turns. The film really does get more entertaining as it trucks along, but the plot is razor-thin. What makes BLISS fantastic?The thing you have to admire about a film like BLISS is that it knows exactly what it wants to be. The film is clearly a labor of love created by a rock-n-roll writer/director who looks the part. With a limited budget, Begos is able to use some creative camera angles and dark red ambient lighting along with a blasting soundtrack and tons of quick cuts to make several violent scenes really crackle. This one was not for me, but I see what he’s going for and I respect the hustle. Based on the 90%-plus Rotten Tomatoes score from critics and the 69% audience score, BLISS is clearly being enjoyed by the hardcore horror fans and critics for whom it was intended. BLISS is rough-around-the-edges blood-and-guts B-movie horror in an economical 80-minute package. Fans of films such as MANDY, UNDER THE SKIN, or LORDS OF CHAOS (Episode #551) will enjoy this film. Rotten Tomatoes: 92% Metacritic: 53 One Movie Punch: 6.2/10 BLISS (2019) is not rated and is now streaming on Shudder. Come back on Monday, where I will be pinch-hitting with a movie just a bit more kid-friendly than today’s film. Disney’s THE CALL OF THE WILD is the first theatrically-released adaptation of the hundred-year-old Jack London story since the Charleston Heston version in 1972. Whether you’re seeing it this weekend or holding out for some word-of-mouth, I’ll have full rundown on this classic tale of an aging Han Solo and his CGI pup. See you then!

At Off Cut's first Halloween slumber party we conjure Chris Crespo of Cinema Crespodiso podcast to discuss Soylent Green. We swoon over Charleston Heston, the furniture girls, and the idea of eating people. Also: Halloween Movie trivia and Soylent Wackadoo Snackadoo.   P.S. Etchie was misinformed about Grumpier Old Men.  Burgess Meredith died two years after the movie's release.

This chapter made famous by God, Moses, the Jewish people but also by the great movie with Charleston Heston, "The Ten Commandments" God speaks to Moses from a bush. God gives Moses the direction to go and get his people, God has heard their cry. He is going to set them free from the oppression in Egypt.

Lets get ready to rumble! On this episode we each pick one actor and decide which four characters they have played that would help us win a battle Royal. Tighten up those wrestling boots because Charleston Heston is climbing into the ring!

One of the greatest of all film epics derves an epic discussion. So naturally, four versions of that epic deserve two episodes of You Watched It Wrong! In this installment, we jump into the chariot with Charleston Heston and take a couple laps past the history of the franchise that turned Jesus Christ into a bit player.

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. We'll use these sessions to hone our use of words as tools to reveal truth, neutralize White people. We'll examine news reports from the past seven days and - hopefully - promote a constructive dialog. #ANTIBLACKNESS The state of New Jersey stopped to remember the 1967 "race riots" that roiled Newark and changed the development and demographics of the town. Incredibly, the police shooting of a Black citizen sparked the conflict fifty years ago. Speaking of race soldiers, in 2014, Chicago's Police Sgt. George Granias assaulted a Black female who had been arrested. Apparently, when not bludgeoning unarmed citizens who've not been conivcted, Sgt. Granias owns a litany of White Supremacist websites - like "NiggaDown.com" and "Niggerrefic.com." In fact, the release of this information has not hampered his continued employment. The week provided fresh options for summer entertainment that fuels racial healing and solidarity. War for the Planet of the Apes opened this week, where militant primates clash with humans again for supremacy. Former NRA president Charleston Heston isn't in this one. Away from the big screen, prize fighters Floyd Mayweather Jr.and Conor McGregor began their world promotional tour for their highly anticipated bout this summer. McGregor allegedly kicked off the festivities with racial insults, calling Mayweather a boy and demanding his black opponent "dance" for him. #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

The Podcast that discusses classic movies with people who have just seen them for the first time! This episode Mike and Jimmy get to watch the original PLANET OF THE APES for the very first time! Included in this episode - More wrestling references! Jimmy says Charleston Heston multiple times! We invite the listeners on the show! Plus some pretty exciting film analysis! Listen in, you damned dirty apes.