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Join us for another festive and thrilling holiday adventure. This season, Santa Claus asks the Leviathan production team of Christof, Luke and Robin to fly to the North Pole & help him save Christmas!
This week, we would like to introduce you to Someone Dies In This Elevator, a podcast distributed by Realm. Someone Dies In This Elevator 002 - The Board Meeting Drastic measures are taken to avoid a stressful presentation. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains depictions of anxiety, project presentations, an ongoing panic attack, and death in an elevator. Transcript here Cast: Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her) as Jordan. Bill Sunderland (he/they) as Winston. Additional voices by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Crew: Written and Directed by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing and Sound Design by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Scoring and Mastering by Anna Rodriguez (she/her). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week, we would like to introduce you to Someone Dies In This Elevator, a podcast distributed by Realm. Someone Dies In This Elevator 002 - The Board Meeting Drastic measures are taken to avoid a stressful presentation. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains depictions of anxiety, project presentations, an ongoing panic attack, and death in an elevator. Transcript here Cast: Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her) as Jordan. Bill Sunderland (he/they) as Winston. Additional voices by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Crew: Written and Directed by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing and Sound Design by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Scoring and Mastering by Anna Rodriguez (she/her). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week, we would like to introduce you to Someone Dies In This Elevator, a podcast distributed by Realm. Someone Dies In This Elevator 002 - The Board Meeting Drastic measures are taken to avoid a stressful presentation. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains depictions of anxiety, project presentations, an ongoing panic attack, and death in an elevator. Transcript here Cast: Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her) as Jordan. Bill Sunderland (he/they) as Winston. Additional voices by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Crew: Written and Directed by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing and Sound Design by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Scoring and Mastering by Anna Rodriguez (she/her). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, Beta Team agents Kim and Ethan have a bit of a mishap in an office building. Aggregator played by Regan Beach Announcer played by Dayn Leonardson Charles Dungworth III played by Jon Avner David played by Jake Henry Director Kowalski played by Steve Schneider Ethan played by Riley Hashimoto Ivan Quigley played by Owen McCuen James Shufflebottom played by Paul Lutvak Josh played by Tobin Cleary Kim played by Chiara Ponticos Lily played by Anya Schneider Nova played by Tanja Milojevic Sarah played by Carly Gendell Word Trap played by Eva Schneider WALLA: Abigail Bancroft Zoey Barrineau Whitney Chuhta Will Chuhta Landon Cleary Grace Cullwell Kaylee Grayson Anna Griffiths Riley Hashimoto Jaxon James Penelope Johnson Alice Kokoszka Ella McCain Peter F. Piccini Ashlynn Price Ellie Rose Rubin Piper Sobel Catalina Qualantone Sophia Sullivan Mabel Weissman CREW: Written and directed by Steve Schneider Editing and Sound Design by Austin Beach Music and Post Production by Dayn Leonardson consider supporting us at www.patreon.com/wordtastic For more info about the show, or a complete list of cast and crew, visit us at www.wordtastic.org
The Call of Cthulhu Mystery Program will return next week as things heat up for the half-pints in Howling House. But don't you worry for an instant that this Samhain season will be short on spookings - if you crave tricks and treats, we'll fill your bag to the brim with "Haunters in the Dark" our spotlight on some of our favorite horror stories. In this installment we're sharing a tale from the anthology series, Someone Dies in This Elevator: "South of Palenque" where we learn that some stone doors aren't meant to be opened, and some ropes aren't meant to be pulled… But first, let our narrator fill you in on the latest news from Mystery Program and our crowdfunding campaign to produce our next season: "The Case of the Penumbral Gate". Help us build our fearsome future fictions at https://cthulhumystery.com/crowdfund and indulge in an exclusive emporium of items and experiences that both enhance your pledge power and your arcane abilities. Content Warning: This episode contains racism in academia, the consequences of genocidal colonization, and death in an elevator. Transcript: https://www.realm.fm/episodes/sdite-e5 Follow Someone Dies in This Elevator: @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Cast: Felix Trench (he/him) as The Professor. Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) as Manny. Crew: Written by Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) and Directed by Colin J. Kelly (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Amador Rodriguez (he/him). Sound Design, Scoring, and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Special thanks to Brad Colbroock for the whistling! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hello everyone! This week we're bringing you the an episode of a show we love! It's called Someone Dies in this Elevator... Someone Dies In This Elevator 005 - South of Palenque Some stone doors aren't meant to be opened, and some ropes aren't meant to be pulled… Rating: PG-13. This episode contains racism in academia, the consequences of genocidal colonization, and death in an elevator. Cast: Felix Trench (he/him) as The Professor. Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) as Manny. Crew: Written by Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) and Directed by Colin J. Kelly (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Amador Rodriguez (he/him). Sound Design, Scoring, and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Special thanks to Brad Colbroock for the whistling! Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator 011 - Hot Wheels In Hot Wheels, what happens when you can't take the stairs? Rating: R. This episode contains structural ableism, claustrophobia, smoke inhalation, cleithrophobia, fire, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. Alice Wong won Best Supporting Performance for this episode in the 2021 New Jersey Web Fest! The trailer in this episode is for What Will Be Here?, a sci-fi audio drama about living on a doomed earth (and building things anyway). Cast: Rue Dickey (he/they) as Shannon. Alice Wong (she/her) as Waverly. Becca Marcus (she/her) as Sandy. Crew: Written and Directed by Erin Kyan (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Erin Kyan. Sound Design and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 010 - The Cop, the Clerk, and the Body In The Cop, The Clerk, and The Body, they call it a speakeasy, but some things are too hard to say. Rating: R. This episode contains alcohol, Homophobia, mistreatment of a corpse, Transphobia, police corruption, violence, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in the episode is for Thirteen Podcast. Thirteen is a series of feature-length, atmospheric, spooky stories told on the Thirteenth of each month. The series explores an eerie universe of supernatural and occult tales Cast: Sean Howard (he/him) as Frank. Ezra J. Wayne (he/him) as Tommy. Michelle Kelly (she/her) as Eleanor. Rashika Rao (she/her) as Maryanne. Chris Magilton (he/him) as Bill. Scottye Moore (they/them) as Philp. Jessica Crimes (she/her) as Archie. Sierra Doss (she/her) as Marge. Sean Lenhart (he/him) as The Cop. Kristen DiMercurio (she/her) as Voice From The Back. Brad Colbroock (they/them/he) as Employee. Crew: Written by Evan Tess Murray (he/they) and Directed by Tal Minear (they/them). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). ACAB Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 009 - Legend In Legend, Brad gets a close up look at the True Crime podcasts he's so fond of. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains sudden shifts in sound, predatory behavior, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in the episode is for Hughes and Mincks: Ghost Detectives! Got ghosts? Have a haunting? Seeing spirits? Hughes and Mincks, Ghost Detectives are here to help! Follow us on the job as we crack the case and poke at the paranormal. Cast: Ester Ellis (she/her) as Brad. Danyelle Ellett (she/her) as Miriam. Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks (they/them) and Directed by Evan Tess Murray (he/they). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Cole Burkhardt (he/him). Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 008 - I Won't Go Gently In I Won't Go Gently, Wise men at their end know dark is right, but these men will face the night. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains violence and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for Dining In The Void! When six alien celebrities are trapped onboard a space station, they will have to work together to survive—or die at the hands of an unknown monster. Cast: Jose Nateras (he/him) as Xavi. Matt Desrosiers (he/him) as James. Jordan Cobb (she/her) as Mother Night. Crew: Written and Directed by Samy Souissi (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Talon Stradley (he/him). Sound Design and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 007 - Pinnacle of Passion Have you ever had a bad date and just thought: “Ugh, kill me now?” Pinnacle of Passion Dating Service is here for you. Rating: R. This episode contains suicide, clowns, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for The One Stars! Join Negative Nancy and her only friend Chatbot aboard The Space Windu as they begrudgingly bring you the best, “Fictional One Star Reviews From All Across The Multiverse.” Cast: David Hanna (he/him) as Ezekiel. Julia Schifini (she/her) as Mae. Sterling Rae (they/she) as Lara. Alison Dauphine (she/they) as Idalia. Jona Lune (they/them) as Lucinda. Matthew Ruzbasan (he/him) as Jeremy. Katie Chin (she/her) as Fan. Sena Bryer (she/her) as Jordan. Tau Zaman (they/them) as The Technician. Sarah Golding (she/her) as The Recorded Voice. Crew: Written by Adam Berges (he/him) and Ryan James Horner (he/him). Directed by Colin J Kelly (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Adam Berges. Sound Design and Mastering by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Music by Ali Hylton (she/they). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
https://youtu.be/BpdDN9d9Jio This time, we're taking a look at the highly anticipated sequel, A Quiet Place Part II, and along the way we ask, did Emmett and Regan rip off The Last of Us, how did Marcus become so selfish and what is next for the Abbott family? Let's dive in… Please be advised that these notes will contain spoilers for A Quiet Place Part II. If you wish for your experience to be spoiler free, please pause here, check out the film and return! Cast & Crew Written, produced and directed by John Krasinski: The actor/director returns to direct the sequel of his 2018 directorial debut and also reprises his character of Lee during the film's prologue Starring Emily Blunt as Evelyn Abbott Millicent Simmonds as Regan Abbott Noah Jupe as Marcus Abbott In addition, several actors were cast to fill new roles in the series: Cillian Murphy as Emmett: Murphy has become quite a frequent contributor to the Force Fed Sci-Fi podcast after appearing in our first episode Inception as well as Sunshine. Hosts Sean and Chris agreed that Murphy's portrayal was among the best in the film and cemented his status as one of Hollywood's most reliable actors. Djimon Hounsou as the Man on the Island: While his character doesn't officially have a name, his scenes with Murphy are rather poignant as he's able to provide some context as to the early days of the invasion and the trauma he's experienced. Also Appearing: Scoot McNairy as Marina Man Okieriete Onaodowan as Ronnie Marco Beltrami also returns to compose the score as well as the new additions to the crew: Cinematography by Polly Morgan who had previously worked on the film Lucy as well as the television series Legion Editing by Michael P. Shawver who had worked on Creed, Black Panther and Fruitvale Station The Journey to Make A Quiet Place Part II Following the unexpected success of the first film in the series, Paramount immediately greenlit a sequel while Krasinski originally viewed the film as a one off without the need for a sequel. The original writers, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, did not return to the sequel and sought to do other projects. Krasinski himself was hesitant to return but was offered both to write and direct the sequel after the studio enjoyed his pitch. While the budget for the first film was a meager $20 million, a sizeable commitment was made to the sequel as the budget was increased to $61 million which allowed for the production to expand beyond the scope of the farm and woods setting in the original film. A giant soundstage was constructed for the film as well as on location shooting in western New York State. What is the Theme? As Sean and Chris remarked in their episode on A Quiet Place, they were amazed with how quickly the film's theme became politicized across both aisles of the political spectrum and that doesn't seem to be the case with its sequel. Building upon the themes of family from the first film, A Quiet Place Part II seems to focus on the idea of loss this time around. Every character in the film has lost something profound and Emmett in particular personifies this theme. After first meeting his character after he has seemingly agreed to shelter the Abbott family, we find out that his wife and young sons have died. Whether they died due to illness or were killed by the creatures is left to speculation but this has caused him to retreat within himself and initially wants to avoid searching for Regan when she goes missing until Evelyn appeals to his fatherly duties in finding her. While loss is prevalent throughout the film and this section could be filled with a breakdown with each character's loss, A Quiet Place Part II explores what it means to be able to move beyond the loss and how we evolve past our grief. Loss is a universal human experience as everyone has felt the loss of a loved one either unexpectedly or over time or even the loss of a job,
Someone Dies In This Elevator 006 - Most Secure Vault Gedeon enters the most secure vault to make a deposit, but her withdrawal has an unexpected bang. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains violence, explosive terrorism, corporate greed, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for VALENCE, an urban fantasy audio drama that deals with themes of abuse, trauma, queer identity, marginalization, rebellion, found family, breaking cycles, and hope. Cast: Ben Meredith (he/him) as Elkan. Chijioke Williams (she/her) as Gedeon. Sarah Werner (she/they) as The Elevator. Travis Vengroff (he/him) as Gilgamesh. Tal Minear (they/them) as Voices From the Headset. Crew: Written by Colin J. Kelly (he/him) and Directed by Evan Tess Murrary (he/they). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Music by Ali Hylton (she/they). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 005 - South of Palenque Some stone doors aren't meant to be opened, and some ropes aren't meant to be pulled… Rating: PG-13. This episode contains racism in academia, the consequences of genocidal colonization, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for Sidequesting, a fantasy podcast about avoiding the main plot. Cast: Felix Trench (he/him) as The Professor. Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) as Manny. Crew: Written by Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) and Directed by Colin J. Kelly (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Amador Rodriguez (he/him). Sound Design, Scoring, and Mastering by Tal Minear (they/them). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Special thanks to Brad Colbroock for the whistling! Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 004 - A Shit Show Athena won't go down without a fight. Rating: R. This episode contains a jump scare at 5:34, emotional manipulation, the destructive power of nature (rain, hail, and thunder), relationship infidelity, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for Null/Void, a science fiction audio drama about a young woman, Piper Lee, whose life is saved by a mysterious voice named Adelaide. After uncovering a malicious plot, Piper and her friends must defend their small town from a family of ruthless billionaires who wish to exploit and destroy it. Piper must fight to save her home and discover the true identity of Adelaide. Cast: Wes Haas (he/they) as Ralie. Elissa Park (they/she) as Athena. Crew: Written and Directed by Cole Burkhardt (he/him). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Cole Burkhardt. Music by Anthony Carlos Fuller II (he/him). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 002 - The Board Meeting Drastic measures are taken to avoid a stressful presentation. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains depictions of anxiety, project presentations, an ongoing panic attack, and death in an elevator. Transcript here The trailer in this episode is for This Planet Needs a Name, a sci-fi audio drama suitable for our times. Imagine a handful of scientists and engineers setting out to terraform a planet - a world - for the frozen people they've got in tow. Just a few people, carefully chosen, who will live out their lives building something they'll never see. That's us. We're building a future. Cast: Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her) as Jordan. Bill Sunderland (he/they) as Winston. Additional voices by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Crew: Written and Directed by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing and Sound Design by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Scoring and Mastering by Anna Rodriguez (she/her). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Someone Dies In This Elevator 001 - Three Superheroes Walk into an Elevator Three superheroes walk into an elevator. And then they do it again. Rating: PG-13. This episode contains suicide (via cyanide pill), villains (and death threats), and death in an elevator. The suicide takes place at 7:20-7:40, but does not result in a permanent death. Transcript here. The trailer in this episode is for Great and Terrible, a microfiction podcast where a high-school student stumbles upon an ancient curse that grants immortality, but every full moon she must kill someone, or she'll die. Cast: Sawyer Greene (he/they) as Tobias. Nathan Blades (he/they) as Spencer. Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/him) as Megablaze. Colin J Kelly (he/him) as Electrospark. Anthony Carlos Fuller II (he/him) as Soul Strike. Evan Tess Murray (he/they) as The Shadowe. A. R. Olivieri (they/them) as Bob. Cole Burkhardt (he/him) as Riley. Anna Rodriguez (she/her) as Lewis. Leslie Gideon (she/her) as Time Change. Brad Colbroock (they/them/he) as Respawn. Ryan James Horner (he/him) as Kit. Caroline Mincks (they/them) as Anne. Jeff Van Dreason (he/him) as Miles. Ali Fuller (they/them) as Technotide. Crew: Written and Directed by Tal Minear (they/them). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/they). Dialogue Editing by Tal Minear (they/them). Sound Design, Scoring, and Mastering by Anna Rodriguez (she/her). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Avengers: Age of Ultron This time, we take a look at the techno God complex blockbuster, Avengers: Age of Ultron and along the way we ask, was this the last true standalone film in the MCU, how could ten seconds on the Internet make you want to destroy the world and how does Tony Stark make artificial intelligence look so easy? Let's dive in…. CAST & CREW Written and directed by Joss Whedon: Following the success of The Avengers in 2012, Disney and MCU architect Kevin Feige, immediately hired Whedon to write and direct the sequel for the series. Whedon drew inspiration from The Empire Strikes Back and The Godfather Part II when constructing the screenplay and character arcs The majority of the cast from the first film return to reprise their roles from the previous film including: Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark/Iron Man Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America Chris Hemsworth as Thor Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury Paul Bettany as JARVIS/Vision Several familiar faces return to the MCU to reprise their roles from previous films as well as many newcomers: Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch James Spader as Ultron Andy Serkis as Ulysses Klaue Creating Age of Ultron and the Unused Ideas As Whedon was essentially given carte blanche to do with the plot as he saw fit, several ideas were concocted for the film but would wind up being unused. These ideas included: Introducing Captain Marvel but this was shot down by Kevin Feige after concluding that it would be too early to introduce the character. She was later given her introduction in 2019's Captain Marvel Introducing the Maximoff twins caused speculation as to whether or not mutants would be introduced in the MCU but at the time of production, the X-Men and the rights to the characters in that series belonged to 20th Century Fox which had not yet been acquired by Disney. Given the studio's acquisition of the now named 20th Century Films, it's likely we will be seeing the mutants and their respective characters arrive in the MCU in the next several years. Recently, it has come out that Whedon and actor Paul Bettany wished to introduce Vision as being totally naked when he emerges from the Regeneration Cradle during the film's third act. This was also shot down by Kevin Feige given Disney's reputation as a family friendly studio It's also worthy to note that Age of Ultron really foreshadowed several moments or scenes in future films of the MCU which included: The coming conflict between Captain America and Iron Man in Civil War as well as fueling the motivations for the main villain, Baron Zemo, in that film. Through Thor's vision in the pool, the events of Ragnarok are teased and the eventual destruction of Asgard The introduction of Ulysses Klaue and the prominence of vibranium play a pivotal role in Black Panther The subsequent films in the Avengers series, Infinity War and Endgame, are alluded to with Tony experiencing a vision of his dead comrades as well as uttering the phrase “That's the endgame” at one point in the film. Thanos also makes an appearance during the film's mid-credits sequence as he picks up the Infinity Gauntlet saying “Fine, I'll do it myself”. Sean and Chris make note that while the MCU has had some truly great films in the series, Age of Ultron has stood out as being one of the last truly standalone films in the series overall. It certainly builds upon the events of The Avengers but it doesn't rely on the events of the Iron Man, Captain America or Thor films and makes an effort to be recognized as a standalone effort.
Someone Dies In This Elevator Series Trailer, in which a Historian enters the Elevator of the HMR Spaceship Marigold. Rating: PG. This trailer contains implied death in an elevator. Transcript here. Cast: Fred Greenhalgh (he/him) as The Elevator Operator. Gabriel Urbina (he/him) as The Historian. Crew: Written by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Directed by Tal Minear (they/them). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/him). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Different locations. Different people. Different Stories. One constant… No matter what… Someone Dies In This Elevator. Rating: PG. This trailer contains implied death in an elevator. Transcript here. Cast: Tal Minear (they/them) as Narrator. Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/him) as Megablaze. Bill Sunderland (he/they) as Winston. Lindsay Zana (she/her) as Lao. Wes Haas (he/they) as Ralie. Felix Trench (he/him) as The Professor. Chijioke Williams (she/her) as Gedeon. David Hanna (he/him) as Ezekiel. Jose Nateras (he/him) as Xavi. Chad Ellis (he/him) as Brad. Rashika Rao (she/her) as Maryanne. Alice Wong (she/her) as Waverly. Crew: Written by Colin J. Kelly (he/him) Directed by Tal Minear (they/them). Script Editing by Jesse Schuschu (he/him). Dialogue Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he) with the crews of their respective episodes. Music by Trace Callahan (they/she). Executive Produced by Colin J Kelly (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective.
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Cast (in order of appearance): Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
Crew: Written by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by Caroline Mincks & A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by Tal Minear Music composed & performed by Gabriel Alvarez Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Custom artwork & logo by Gabrielle Williams Cast (in order of appearance):Nehemiah played by A. R. OLIVIERI Jolen played by Ethan Mincks Naunet played by Caroline Mincks Voice played by A. R. OLIVIERI Merchant played by A. R. OLIVIERI Nix played by Cole Burkhardt
This time, we we look at the 2013 sleeper hit with our Pacific Rim film review, and along the way we ask if the giant Jaegers are actually possible? Does Ron Perlman play the best character in the film? Finally, we examine Pacific Rim's complicated legacy. Let's dive in… Pacific Rim Movie Cast and Crew Written and Directed by Guillermo del Toro: Del Toro came into the project almost by accident as he was pitching a different movie, an adaptation of the H.P. Lovecraft story At the Mountain of Madness, but when this didn't materialize, he read the story treatment for Pacific Rim developed by Travis Beacham and immediately signed on to direct the film. Charlie Hunnam as Raleigh Becket: At the time, Hunnam had achieved popularity after starring as the lead character on the FX series Sons of Anarchy. He had previously been considered for a role in a past del Toro film, Hellboy II: The Golden Army. Rinko Kikuchi as Mako Mori: Kikuchi had risen to international fame following her Oscar nominated performance in Babel and has remained a star in Asian cinema in the years since Pacific Rim. Idris Elba as Stacker Pentecost: Elba has had a varied and impressive career over the past 20 years. From roles on shows like The Wire, Luther and The Office as well as films like Thor, The Jungle Book (2016) and Beasts of No Nation. The role of Pentecost was originally offered to Tom Cruise who declined due to conflicts in his shooting schedule. Also Starring: Charlie Day as Dr. Newton Geiszler Ron Perlman as Hannibal Chau Robert Kazinsky as Chuck Hansen Max Martini as Hercules Hansen Clifton Collins, Jr as Tendo Choi The Odd Journey to Pacific Rim The production of Pacific Rim actually began in 2006 when screenwriter Travis Beacham conceived of a film where giant robots battled giant monsters. While basic, the concept evolved over the next several years until he had a 25 page treatment. Then, in 2010, Guillermo del Toro was announced to be directing the aforementioned H.P. Lovecraft film, but this project was ultimately cancelled after del Toro was unwilling to compromise on the film's budget as well as the eventual “R” rating for that film. Following that cancellation, del Toro partnered with Beacham to continue working on the script for the next year. Finally, in 2012, del Toro and his team were able to begin shooting and the schedule was hectic to say the least. Del Toro is notorious for the control he exerts over his productions. He often does not employ a second unit to shoot scenes that do not include principal actors or prominent scenes, but due to a condensed shooting schedule, he had no choice but to utilize a creative scheme to get his movie completed. He decided to use what he called a “splinter unit” that would arrive on set prior to the main schedule that included several actors and crew members and they would work on off days in the production. Del Toro also worked eighteen hours per day as well as encouraged improvisation and looser movements. In addition to the crazy production cycle, the post-production cycle was also tumultuous with a last minute decision to convert the film to 3D which added 9 months to the post-production schedule. When Can We Get a Jaeger? Obviously, the literal big technology on display in Pacific Rim is that of the Jaegers, the gigantic twin piloted robots that have been built to battle the monstrous Kaiju that are emerging from the Pacific Ocean. Is the technology currently available to develop these giant robots? In short, no and there are very compelling reasons why it's not. For starters, the sheer size of the Jaegers. Just because something is bigger, doesn't mean that it's better. The amount of energy needed to move these robots would be staggering and would actually be weaker than say a robot of regular human proportions. In addition, there aren't any materials that are strong enough to create the ultra-tough Jaegers.
Crew: Written by A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by A. R. OLIVIERI Music composed & performed by Lee Rosevere Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Cast (in order of appearance):Penelope Jane played by Leslie Gideon Mom played by Sarah Rhea Werner Ms. Fry played by Jordan Cobb Linnaeus played by A. R. OLIVIERI Meg played by Jamie Killen Bricks played by Raul Vega Haley played by Lucille Valentine Murphy played by Em Mantoani Detective Gabriel played by JV Hampton VanSant Steve Balsam played by A. R. OLIVIERI Lacey Stevens played by Caroline Mincks
Crew: Written by A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by A. R. OLIVIERI Music composed & performed by Lee Rosevere Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Cast (in order of appearance):Penelope Jane played by Leslie Gideon Mom played by Sarah Rhea Werner Ms. Fry played by Jordan Cobb Linnaeus played by A. R. OLIVIERI Meg played by Jamie Killen Bricks played by Raul Vega Haley played by Lucille Valentine Murphy played by Em Mantoani Detective Gabriel played by JV Hampton VanSant Steve Balsam played by A. R. OLIVIERI Lacey Stevens played by Caroline Mincks
Crew: Written by A. R. OLIVIERI Directed by A. R. OLIVIERI Produced & sound designed by A. R. OLIVIERI Music composed & performed by Lee Rosevere Transcripts composed & by Caroline Mincks Cast (in order of appearance):Penelope Jane played by Leslie Gideon Mom played by Sarah Rhea Werner Ms. Fry played by Jordan Cobb Linnaeus played by A. R. OLIVIERI Meg played by Jamie Killen Bricks played by Raul Vega Haley played by Lucille Valentine Murphy played by Em Mantoani Detective Gabriel played by JV Hampton VanSant Steve Balsam played by A. R. OLIVIERI Lacey Stevens played by Caroline Mincks
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