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On this episode of YOU DON'T KNOW DICK (the world's finest Dick Miller-related podcast) we're joined by writer/editor Christine Makepeace to discuss John Mellencamp's cover of Van Morrison's "Wild Night" (/w Me'Shell Ndegeocello), music videos, mallrats, late stage capitalism and Jim Wynorski's CHOPPING MALL from 1986 featuring Kelli Maroney, Barbara Crampton, Paul Bartel, Mary Woronov, and - of course - Dick Miller! Robots go berserk, paint stores explode, in-jokes abound and a good time is had by all. Join us, won't you? The post Episode 169 – You Don't Know Dick – Chopping Mall (1986) (/w Christine Makepeace) first appeared on Cinema Smorgasbord.

This week we chat with writer and podcaster Christine Makepeace! We chat about her writing and her horror history, but then we dig into the two episode arc that scarred a generation: Punky Brewster's Halloween two-episode horror spree "The Perils of Punky." We chat giant spiders, demonic ghosts, children in walls and how IT totally stole from it. And of course why the episodes scarred not only a generation of children, but Christine in particular. Oh and she gives us a crash course on the show because your hosts had never seen a single episode of it. Follow Christine on Twitter. Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter.Support us on Patreon!If you want to support our podcast, please please take a moment to go rate us on Spotify and give us a rating and review on iTunes. It really helps us out with the algorithms. We also have a YouTube channel! If you want to join our community on Twitter, go here. Ask us for our Discord server! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've been away for a bit but we're back with a bang and drafting Haunted House Movies with the amazing writer and podcaster Christine Makepeace! We hope you enjoy!   Music in this episode is You Are A Monster by Monroeville Music Center and is being used under a CC BY Creative Commons License. It was accessed from freemusicarchive.org.   Follow us on Instagram And on Twitter Shoot us an email at horrordraftspod@gmail.com For all other links, visit our Link Tree   Please rate, review, and follow for all future episode of the Horror Drafts Podcast.

146. The Blackcoat's Valentine: Hello lovers! We're diving into February with, well, a movie formerly titled February and one set on the month's most famous day. Up first is the “I Can't Believe It's 21 Years Old” Valentine, a throwback slasher with big highs and lows. We follow it up with Osgood Perkins' debut The Blackcoat's Daughter, a chilly tale of a whole lot of stuff we don't particularly understand. Tell us what we missed on Facebook or Twitter (@femininepodcast). Also, buy Christine Makepeace's book!

Released in 1999, The Wachowski Siblings's The Matrix stars Keanu Reeves as Thomas “Neo” Anderson, a cubicle jockey who is looking for meaning in his life by way of the notorious hacker Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne).  Neo gets more than he bargained for when he learns that the world in which we live is a computer-generated construct, the titular Matrix.  Ben Buckingham and Christine Makepeace join Mike to discuss this groundbreaking film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Released in 1999, The Wachowski Siblings's The Matrix stars Keanu Reeves as Thomas “Neo” Anderson, a cubicle jockey who is looking for meaning in his life by way of the notorious hacker Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne).  Neo gets more than he bargained for when he learns that the world in which we live is a computer-generated construct, the titular Matrix.  Ben Buckingham and Christine Makepeace join Mike to discuss this groundbreaking film.

141. Chardentity: Put on your best Givenchy sheath dress and most comfortable (but stylish) flats: we've got three hours to chat! Christine and Emily are joined by the one and only Jason “Fozzie Bare” Nelson to tackle a pair of twisty, joyous genre hodgepodges. After an extended round of what our special guest star has been watching (which turns into some rumination on racism is reality competitions, the juggernaut of the Real Housewives world, and Penny Dreadful spoilers) we dive into 1963's delightful Charade and 2003's Identity. We go into full detail on both, so make sure you watch them before listening. Find Jason's witty repartee online @fozziebare, and be sure to subscribe to Christine Makepeace's newsletter (@xtine_Makepeace) for updates on her new book!

Before we release the last episode in our Map of Mulholland Dr series. I wanted to give you short reviews of other movies in David Lynch's filmography. These were originally up on on our Patreon page and if you would ever like to help us out, Being a member is the best way to do that. We offer early access and bonus episodes before they appear anywhere else. The three movies The Vern has chosen to review are The Elephant Man Wild at Heart & Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me I urge you to please check out these podcasts if you want to understand more of this very dark yet very beautiful film. MBDS Showcase( guest Christine Makepeace of The Feminine Critique Podcast) Your Next Favorite Movie (Guests Scot and Cam from Spyhards) Ad Spot Science Fiction Remnant Music Credits Digital Versicolor by Glass Candy Songs from other David Lynch Movies are most likely composed by Angelo Badalementi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

Looking for a Midsommar fix without all that pesky "prestige" or "budget"? Friends, do we have a pick for you. In this episode, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by Certified Forgotten contributing editor Christine Makepeace to discuss Population 436, Michelle MacLaren's 2006 direct-to-video gem.

We kick off Shocktober 2020 with a look at Tobe Hooper's 1982 film Poltergeist. It'ss the story of a suburban family beset by supernatural forces.Vincenzo Natali and Christine Makepeace join Mike to discuss hauntings, the pedigree of the film, the sequels, and 2015 remake.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We kick off Shocktober 2020 with a look at Tobe Hooper's 1982 film Poltergeist. It'ss the story of a suburban family beset by supernatural forces.Vincenzo Natali and Christine Makepeace join Mike to discuss hauntings, the pedigree of the film, the sequels, and 2015 remake.

We kick off Shocktober 2020 with a look at Tobe Hooper's 1982 film Poltergeist. It'ss the story of a suburban family beset by supernatural forces.Vincenzo Natali and Christine Makepeace join Mike to discuss hauntings, the pedigree of the film, the sequels, and 2015 remake.

Kicking off the new year with author (Wake Up, Maggie)and one half of the Feminine Critique podcast Christine Makepeace making her debut on the show. First off we have the Soska Sisters neo-grindhouse debut "Dead Hooker In A Trunk" which sees four friends life thrown into chaos and confusion upon discovering the titular dead hooker. In the second half of the show we look at Brian De Palma's flamboyant rock opera were several classic horror stories including "Phantom of the Opera" and "Faust" are given a unique Rocky Horror style twist. All this plus we discuss the state of genre cinema, Mumblegore and the appeal (or lack off) of teen dance movies and more!! *Apologies to the Twisted Twins whose surname I also mispronounce. For more of Elwood's movie rants check out - http://fromthedepthsofdvdhell.blogspot.co.uk/ For more Christine check out - https://twitter.com/paraXtine https://www.facebook.com/groups/382446918496054/ You can also pick up a copy of her book "Wake Up, Maggie" though Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/Wake-Up-Maggie-Christine-Makepeace-ebook/dp/B00P06TS8Y/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1421043391&sr=8-2&keywords=wake+up+maggie 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

Special Guest: Mei FongGuest Co-Hosts: Keith Gordon, Christine MakepeaceWhile we often talk about a few movies on every episode -- one main film and some supporting works, sequels, and so on -- we're spotlighting two movies on this episode: Michael Campus's Z.P.G. (1972) and Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men (2006). Z.P.G. (Zero Population Growth) stars Oliver Reed as Russ McNeil and and Geraldine Chaplan as his wife Carol. The film is set the near future where global resources have been strained and the environment has paid the price for the blight of human beings which have polluted the air so much that they live under a shroud of smog. The film was inspired by Paul Ehrlich's 1968 clarion call, The Population Bomb which warned of overpopulation.Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men is a very loose adaptation of P.D. James's 1992 novel. The film stars Clive Owen as Theo Faron who's biding his time on planet earth as the population is dying -- or killing itself off. No babies have been born in over 18 years which has exacerbated social strife, leading to terrorism, mass suicide, and refugee crises.

Is it future...? Or is it past...? It's a bit of both as we revisit David Lynch's Fire Walk With Me (1992) along with "Twin Peaks" Season 3 (AKA "Twin Peaks: The Return") on this final #Shocktober2017 episode. We speak specifically about the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me - Teresa Banks and the Last Seven Days of Laura Palmer fan edit as well as Mark Frost's The Secret History of Twin Peaks.Interviews feature Chrysta Bell, who played Agent Tammy Preston, and Claire Nina Norelli, author of the 33 1/3 book Angelo Badalamenti's Soundtrack from Twin Peaks.Podcasters John Walker of Movie Schmovie and Christine Makepeace of the Feminine Critique join Mike to drink full and descend to attempt to put the latest incarnation of "Twin Peaks" in context. What year is it?Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special Guests: Chrysta Bell, Claire Nina NorelliGuest Co-Hosts: Christine Makepeace, John WalkerIs it future...? Or is it past...? It's a bit of both as we revisit David Lynch's Fire Walk With Me (1992) along with "Twin Peaks" Season 3 (AKA "Twin Peaks: The Return") on this final #Shocktober2017 episode. We speak specifically about the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me - Teresa Banks and the Last Seven Days of Laura Palmer fan edit as well as Mark Frost's The Secret History of Twin Peaks.Interviews feature Chrysta Bell, who played Agent Tammy Preston, and Claire Nina Norelli, author of the 33 1/3 book Angelo Badalamenti's Soundtrack from Twin Peaks.Podcasters John Walker of Movie Schmovie and Christine Makepeace of the Feminine Critique join Mike to drink full and descend to attempt to put the latest incarnation of "Twin Peaks" in context. What year is it? 

Nothing’s gonna stop us now! That’s right, despite famine, pestilence, and a broken laptop, Episode 5 arrives ON TIME. This go around Todd and Doug are joined by the wonderful Christine Makepeace to chat about the extremely unusual 1985 romantic(?) comedy(?) THE COCA-COLA KID directed by Dusan Makavejev – who also brought us SWEET MOVIE and W.R. MYSTERIES OF THE ORGANISM – as well as Season 3, Episode 3 of the reality show WIFE SWAP where Eric and Eliza Roberts swapped wives (and lives) with LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS host Robin Leach and his wife Joan Severance. There are squirrels, tears, unexpected jam sessions, silly string and much, much more.   We implore you to check out Christine’s wonderful novel WAKE UP MAGGIE on Amazon.com in both digital and physical form. You can also find her on Twitter @paraXtine and you can find The Feminine Critique Podcast right here. The big news of the week involves Eric Roberts’ appearance in the Rihanna music video for her song “Bitch Better Have My Money”. Check it – and him – out right here: We also discuss the recently released trailer for the upcoming film LOVE ME TRUE. And here THAT is: Finally, we also briefly discuss the upcoming film 3 SOLITUDE. Read about it on Facebook right here. Music for this episode: Break #1 – “Home For My Heart” by Tim Finn Break #2 – “Coca-Cola Jingle” by Tim Finn Break #3 – “My Wife” by The Who Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! The post Episode 5: The Coca-Cola Kid (1985) & Celebrity Wife Swap S03E03 appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

CHRISTINE MAKEPEACE of The Feminine Critique podcast returns to the show to tackle the stigma around pornography. We explore how the medium is not the traditional prison of exploitation that the mainstream world would have you believe. We also break down the shaming and taboo of porn, look at the feminism it represents, and touch on the Rashida Jones-produced doc, "Hot Girls Wanted." This is one of those classics in my "great talks with excellent people" series.Christine on TwitterGo get Christine's book WAKE UP, MAGGIEListen to the Feminine Critique on iTunes and TumblrMusic on this podcast:Artist: AnnieSong: Anthonio (Berlin Breakdown Version) Artist: Philip Seymour Hoffman & Jonny GreenwoodSong: (I'd Like to Get You On a) Slow Boat to China - written by Frank LoesserCopyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.

Through the dark of future past, the magician longs to see, one chance out between two worlds... Fire Walk with Me. We're talking Twin Peaks, Fire Walk with Me, and more on this deluxe episode. We're joined by Christine Makepeace, co-host of The Feminine Critique podcast.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Through the dark of future past, the magician longs to see, one chance out between two worlds... Fire Walk with Me. We're talking Twin Peaks, Fire Walk with Me, and more on this deluxe episode. We're joined by Christine Makepeace, co-host of The Feminine Critique podcast.

In an understanding that this is the time of the year where folks are out and about and maybe even trekking long distances, Hannah and Ashlee wanted to celebrate the go-to activity for the smart arty in us all which is indulging in some magazine reads for your summer travel! In particular, the print media brought to you by the women who love horror and produce these dynamite publications! Hannah talks zines, her own publication Ax Wound and its exciting future.  How do you feel about 1990s horror? Christine Makepeace spends some time with the ladies to talk about Paracinema magazine: the history, its purpose, 'writing from a place of passion', print vs. digital, and just a very meaty convo that also includes talking about lady writers. Buy a back issue, read a blog post, pre-order the next! New audio: check out Johnny Krueg's fun horror film podcast, Krueger Nation. It is indeed as entertaining as the promo! Until August...

Christine and Emily of The Feminine Critique podcast join me to talk Neil LaBute, his Wicker Man remake from 2006 and a plethora of other things. We go off on tangents about Scott Pilgrim, Watchmen, Law & Order: SVU, Matthew McConaughey and Christine & Emily's film lives outside of podcasting. Enjoy!The Feminine Critique tumblrThe Feminine Critique on iTunesThe Feminine Critique on TwitterMusic on this podcast brought to you by Music AlleyArtist: Buildings Breeding - Song: Lowest Light