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It's finally here, the end as we know it of Podcast From Another Place... only to return again sometime in 2017. Stevil, Drex, Dustin and DemiGod Rob go through the final piece of the Twin Peaks pie, Fire Walk With Me gives more questions than Gordon Cole's mother's sister's girl Lil can even give us clues for. Together the guys try to dissect the dark film as much as they can wrap their head around it and wrap up the series of Twin Peaks as we know it today. They also give their thoughts on what the new series has in store when it hits Showtime. Thanks to everyone for listening to this series encompassing podcast and be sure to tweet us! We'll see you in the trees!

This is the penultimate episode of Podcast From Another Place until in new series starts in....... 2017, we think? Stevil, Drex, Dustin and DemiGod Rob guide you through the final episode of the series and Stevil even breaks down, in detail, the final showdown in the Black Lodge with Agent Cooper. The guys say farewell to Lucy in the first scene and speculate about Ben Horne's possible future after his altercation with Doc Hayward. Is he going to be in a wheelchair alongside "Wheels" Deschanel? Also, is this a final bow for Audrey Horne? Say it ain't so! DemiGod Rob gets question about his medical knowledge again this week and even fields a Bible question. Our panel also asks for your questions and comments before the final Fire Walk With Me episode in two weeks. Message the show right here or on Twitter! Take the last episodic journey with the Podcast From Another Place! How's Annie?!?

It's time to crown a Queen and open that door to The Black Lodge! With only one episode left after this one, the guys try to figure out what cliffhangers are coming, what have already been left open and why exactly did Audrey get to skip out so much on the Miss Twin Peaks events? Dustin and Drex decide to be distracting hype guys as Stevil almost lost his calm, collected composure before the show just trying to get DemiGod Rob's sparkling voice on the air. Once that's out-of-the-way, they get down to business before getting distracted again by former Calgary Flames hockey players. Drifting off topic is to be expected, right? As Fire Walk With Me is now looming, our panel make the final decision on what cut of the film they will be covering for our finale. *SNIFF* It's only two weeks away.... The new series couldn't get here fast enough.

We're almost on the Black Lodge's door steps as the guys are now into the final four episodes of the second season. Without Drex this week, our panel first talks about a few recent developments and issues surrounding Twin Peaks and the upcoming series before getting to business. Meanwhile, The Miss Twin Peaks competition is getting underway, Windom Earle adds more and more great costume choices to his wardrobe and Coop may be getting that FBI swagger back, as well as something else from Annie... DemiGod Rob and Stevil are pleased to see Sam Raimi's brother Ted get a guest spot as Windom's new art project and everyone is massively perplexed to what a "monkey show" is. Seriously, Pete Martell has to be one of the most perplexing characters ever. The guys are almost ready to fire walk, only three more episodes!

The guys are down an Aussie in the latest episode of Podcast From Another Place, but it's great news for Dustin as Heather Graham AKA Annie is now in the Northwest Passage and Dale Cooper is absolutely infatuated right away. Windom Earle dons some questionable disguises while Donna Hayward exhibits even more questionable judgement. Billy F***ing Zane and Audrey have a James-reminiscent picnic at the lake and Harry is hitting rock bottom. The Miss Twin Peaks Pageant is mentioned, bringing us closer to the finale of season two. We also get a ridiculously awful fashion show and Dick gets in a tussle with a woodland critter. Join Stevil, Dustin and DemiGod Rob as we near the end of this iconic series!

The guys are ready to dive into episode two of the second season, this time one hundred percent less Australian, as Drex missed out on this week's fun. Good news though! DemiGod Rob is back and gives us his thoughts on that insane season opener. This week felt much shorter to the boys, after the double long episode the week before, but with David Lynch at the helm again you know some insane stuff is going down. Ben and Jerry scheme like mad and may have even plotted more murders, Audrey is trapped at One Eyed Jack's, Leo's precarious health is addressed and Lucy may have been sleeping around? Oh David Lynch and Mark Frost! Our one pure character of Lucy isn't so pure! The questions and observations come fast in this episode. Dustin wonders if Laura had a thing with the creamed corn lady, Rob is still massively grossed out by Hank's domino (how DID he get it in and out of jail?) and Steve is still putting together that conspiracy theory. So join the Podcast From Another Place for another foray into the woods of the Northern Passage. This podcast is not what it seems...  

Welcome to another instalment of Podcast From Another Place as The Stevil Dead, Drex, DemiGod Rob and Dustin continue through the final ten episodes of Twin Peaks second season and this is a pretty eventful episode with more White Lodge talk and a pretty thorough ass kicking. It seems like sexy times are afoot this week as multiple characters get together, as well as a brotherly twist that grosses the guys out. James's champagne etiquette is questioned, Ben Horne gets a small victory in his civil war and is Harry Truman turned on by Josie Packard's maids uniform? Where's the hat? Yes, lots went down this week, more than can possibly fit in this description and Windom Earle is oh so close! So grab your coffee and pie, we're almost at The Black Lodge!

As Drex is on vacation this week, it's just the three guys, Stevil, DemiGod Rob and Dustin as they continue into the final dozen episodes of Twin Peaks second season. The dreaded "James The Runaway" is almost nearing it's conclusion, Audrey is back on the scene and we creep closer and closer to Windom Earle. It's a significantly better episode to talk about this week on the podcast. An unfortunate death happens again in Twin Peaks leading to a seemingly outlandish accusation. The Little Nicky versus Dick Tremayne story continues as Dick gets some new information on his little buddy's past. Coop is looking at getting some property at Dead Dog Farm and Pete delivers the beginning of a limerick that we would like you, the audience to finish for us. We will read them out on the podcast in two weeks! So dig in to this next episode of our Twin Peaks companion podcast and send questions and comments to us on Twitter as well!

We're starting that dreaded "Runaway James" storyline that DemiGod Rob and Dustin have been wishing to avoid this week on the podcast. We also continue down that path of forty year old adolescent weirdness that calls herself Nadine. Are the guys the only ones who dislike this part of the series? We need people to explain James and Nadine! This episode also marks the debut of Denise Bryson, otherwise known as David Duchovny in drag. This leads the guys to a pretty serious yet informative discussion on the trans community. At Podcast From Another Place we like to educate...... and discuss James bowel problems, but educate nonetheless! Hank interrupts Ben Horne's reminiscences about the past and doesn't give him the courtesy of a feng shui, Catherine gets a new maid and Andy and Dick meet the problem child (you know, that 90s movie). All this on our new episode, check it out!

The guys are once again in the same room, encased in the middle of a heat wave, surrounded by a world on fire. Dramatic? Yes, but no worries because it is time, once again, for another installment of Podcast From Another Place with Stevil, Drex, DemiGod Rob and Dustin Collins! The show does a massive shift this week after last weeks huge episode. The wake for Leland Palmer becomes a very sentimental and reminiscent event and Coop prepares to leave Twin Peaks now that the case of Laura Palmer is closed. The show start to derail a bit for the guys with the Nadine getting enrolled in high school storyline. It signifies the beginning of the end of the series or at least the start of a large lull period (we're looking at you runaway story in the future episodes, James!). At least we still have that Windom Earle stuff coming up! Join the guys as they continue down the trail of Twin Peaks, coming to the inevitable showdown at the Black Lodge!

Welcome back to the Podcast From Another Place! Stevil, Drex, Dustin and DemiGod Rob present a massively pivotal episode of Twin Peaks together or at least until the scorching heatwave burnt away their Skype connection. Nonetheless, the guys press on through this episode filled with complete weirdness, Dutch angles and melodrama. Nothing can overshadow the incredible performance that Ray Wise gives. It's truly an amazing thing to watch. That's not all there is to this episode! Tojamura reveals a foot fetish, James gets all bunged up again and Lucy lays down the law. The guys end of their episode by hypothetically planning out a Kentucky trip. So strap on some new shoes and head back into the forest!!

This week the guys of Podcast From Another Place have something a little different for you. Stevil and Dustin have DemiGod Rob on the line from the interior and guest subbing in for Drex this week is Stevil's wife and co-creator of The League of Manchildren, JStebz!! They get to talk about this being her first time through the series and her general impression of the series. Then our panel gets down to the business at hand, because, wow, what a pivotal episode! Ben Horne is shaken to his very foundation as the Great Northern is under deep scrutiny from the Sheriff's Department with their Killer Bob "Barometer" Mike and then Audrey finally confronts him about One Eyed Jacks! The most horrifying scene of the entire series concludes this episode and the guys and Jen are completely baffled that it was allowed to air on primetime television.... in the 90s! Also, Rob informs us of a separate scene filmed with Richard Beymer that everyone is DYING to see! Come back and join us is the Northwest Passage again, we've got neatly arranged donuts!

The guys are one short this week as DemiGod Rob is back on the road again, but Stevil, Drex and Dustin dig right in to this episode, first dealing with that cliffhanger from last week. Are Donna and Maddy still trapped in Harold's orchid lair? Will they get out? Is there at least a bathroom for James to destroy? This episode also marks the arrival of David Lynch himself as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, Coop's immediate superior. The only unfortunate thing about Cole's arrival is the news that Albert won't be returning which saddens Dustin. We also get the homecoming of Leo, to be cared for by his doting wife Shelly and "cousin" Bobby but is Leo really a vegetable or is he still extremely dangerous? For a large part this film should be noted for all the awkward hugs Ben Horne is a part of. The guys counted four, each one weirder than the one before it and wait a second.... did Leland just pocket some hair? What? Come back and join our faithful Twin Peaks fans as they journey closer to the conclusion of Laura Palmer's mystery. Let's Rock!

This week the guys actually get Skype to work for them and DemiGod Rob is able to join in on the fun from his station in the Kootenays! This makes Drex, Stevil and Dustin very happy because, as Drex puts it, Rob is the color commentator of the podcast and, oh boy, there's some color in this episode, mostly blue and off. Things are shaking up in the Northwest Passage as it's time for Coop to save the damsel in distress but is Jean Renault going to let her go without a fight? Who is this Japanese businessman who has checked into the Great Northern and where is Lucy really going? So many questions and so much murder is a foot this week! The guys give this episode to Andy because, well, he's a whole damn town, how can you deny it's not his episode? They start the ball rolling on trying to book Harry Goaz for a podcast and wish Dana Ashbrook a very happy birthday. Then they get offensive, just like every week. So join the guys again as the make their way closer to the murderer of Laura Palmer!

After a little mini vacation between the first and second season, Podcast From Another Place is back! Stevil, Dustin and Drex continue with the extended season two premiere, but are a member short, as DemiGod Rob is away saving lives in the Kootenays. You know the place, up by ol' One Eye's... Hot on the heels of the No Lynch, No Peaks, Save Twin Peaks campaign, this episode is directed magnificently by the man himself, David Lynch. Starting with a new opening, which Drex points out, this episode starts even darker and more ominous than the first season ended and gives us way more questions. Why won't the room service old guy call an ambulance? What happened to Leland's hair and what is up with Laura's sunglasses. Stevil works the conspiracy theory for this episode, trying to make sense of it all. The panel gives a shout out to a new listener on Twitter and talk about a show premiering soon that seems very "Lynch/Frost" like. Stevil got overzealous as well on this and didn't introduce anyone on the show, so you get the fun time of discerning their voices from each other. They forgot their own format. Vacations, what can we say?   Follow us on twitter @PodFAP

Podcast From Another Place returns with a summary of their thoughts on the first season of Twin Peaks as a whole and try with all their hearts to forget the looming possibility of  no Twin Peaks in 2016. Yes, it's troubling times for this show. While Drex starts preparing ending the podcast, DemiGod Rob is holding optimism that the battle is not yet lost. Dustin is forced to be valiant and defend David Lynch's Wild at Heart and the guys list their favorite Nicolas Cage movies. What show are we on? Stevil poses the questions our twitter follower(s) sent and, again, everyone is still trying to figure out what show to tackle next. There is some actual Twin Peaks talk in there as well, we promise! Follow Podcast From Another Place on Twitter: @PodFAP

Stevil, Drex, DemiGod Rob and Dustin bring you a huge episode this week, the finale of the first season of Twin Peaks and what a eventful episode it is! The guys give some shout outs to friends, both on Twitter and on Reddit, and discuss what other show they would be interested in tackling after they finish Twin Peaks. The answer may shock you. As for what's going on in the Northern Passage, it's busy times. Hank appears to be doing dastardly deeds all over the city, Bobby and Leo have a pretty final confrontation, Leland crosses a pretty big line and then there's that shocking final moment. Join the Podcast From Another Place as they celebrate the last episode of an amazing season one and throw us some questions on Twitter @PodFAP for our season wrap up episode next week!

Our panel is all back together for Podcast From Another Place, as DemiGod Rob rejoins Stevil, Drex and Dustin for another episode. He tells us of his near death story of heading up to the West Kootenays. It will make you think twice about driving on the highway in a snow storm! So, when the show left off a naked Audrey was in Coop's bed. Does the want outweigh the need? That's not even the beginning of the questions posed for this episode. Is Lucy knocked up? What does Waldo the Myna bird know? Is James ever going to be "regular" again? The guys chat about Audrey's amazing ability to discover hiding places, Coop having all the right skills to be the greatest gambler and how did Hank smuggle that domino into jail? You're going to put that think in your mouth too? Eeeeeewwwwwww! Order yourself up a malt from the Great Northern room service and meet us at the gazebo.... bandstand...... rotunda.....whatever.

Podcast From Another Place reconvenes with Stevil, Drex and Dustin, DemiGod Rob is out in the Kootenays near One-Eyed Jack's doing some "recon", and plans are being put in motion in Twin Peaks and, more notably, at the Great Northern. Coop is in a foul mood after being awaken by rowdy Icelanders, Audrey is using her feminine wiles to get what she wants and Shelley and Leo's marriage experiences a little gun-play. Our panel breaks down the cryptic messages and information given in the episode, from Dr. Jacoby's session with Bobby Briggs to the insane ramblings of the Log Lady and her non-judgemental log. Stevil also educates Drex on a rather adult event. So you better grab a cold beer for Leo, snack on Heppa's leg of lamb and dig into this episode now and don't worry, the owls can't see you in here!

The investigation gets deeper on this episode of Podcast From Another Place and Drex is back, but DemiGod Rob is sidelined by illness. Laura Palmer's funeral is over and it's the morning after the wake. New alliances are being formed, plans are being made and subterfuge is afoot in the town of Twin Peaks. The guys talk about the calm criminality of Benjamin Horne and why exactly "Little Elvis needs a bath." Andy proves himself to be far less than a model police officer and our panel gets a total kick out of the shooting range male bonding scene and how deep Hawk is. So don't just stand there, sucking on a domino like a freshly paroled creep, check out the episode now! Follow us on Twitter!

Welcome to the first episode of Podcast From Another Place, hosted by Steve, Drex, Demigod Rob and Dustin.  In this episode we're talking about the introduction to the Twin Peaks television series, the 90 minute pilot. The mystery of Laura Palmer's death begins to unfold as we are introduced to the town of Twin Peaks, its quirky residents and the dark secrets therein. Join us every Tuesday night at 7pm PST for a new episode of Podcast From Another Place on The League of Manchildren.

Stephen Scarlata, producer of Jodorowsky's Dune, joins Steve, Michael and Demigod Rob to talk about what has been hailed as one of the best documentaries in 2014. As a child of the 80s, Stephen was intrigued by science fiction films, and when he came across David Lynch's Dune, he couldn't get enough. After watching Santa Sangre, his love for Alejandro Jodorowsky grew into an obsession. After meeting Frank Pavish in film school, and creating N.Y.H.C, the film that had never been finished, but often imitated seemed like the next best subject for a documentary. After receiving Jodorowsky's blessing the pieces began to fall into place. Interviews with H.R. Giger, Nicolas Winding Refn, Richard Stanley and Michel Seydoux quickly came together and along with the giant book of Dune storyboards, Stephen's film grew into something amazing. Stephen shares with us his experiences creating the film, and discovering all the ways Jodorowsky's eccentric visions have touched the science fiction films to come. 

This is a monumental episode of Convicted Cinephiles for two reasons. First, and sadly, this is the final episode of co-host Michaela. We all love here and wish her well, as Stevil and Matty move on as Convicted Cinephiles 2.5. And secondly, for the first time in the established format of the show we're tackling a usual holiday marathoner in a super sized five movie episode! Yes, we are going ending our 2014 with a James Bond cast! We have four of six Bonds recognized, as we bring in Demigod Rob and Shogun Gamer's Casey White to bed women, drive sweet cars, indiscriminately kill bad guys and play with those cool gadgets. Connery would approve! (Lazenby would not.) These are our Staff Picks of the week! After months and months of Matty pushing it and recommending it as a Staff Pick, Stevil finally got around to checking out Alan Partridge (Alpha Papa) and loved it. Brilliant character comedy as only Steve Coogan could deliver it, coupled with supporting work from Colm Meaney and Darren Boyd. Rest assured, this movie is on Netflix now and begging to be added to your queue. With five Bond movies to watch over a busy December, it's pretty hard to fit in another movie, but Michaela managed to squeeze one in for her final Staff Pick. If you're a child of the 80s, you know this film well, but if you haven't then it's time you picked up The Muppets Take Manhattan. Kermit and the Gang try to make a Broadway show with Muppet-y hijinx with appearances Art Carney, Dabney Coleman and the late Joan Rivers. Matty has two recommendations for you to savor this episode. First, Denzel Washington reteams with Training Day director Antoine Fuqua for an adaptation of the Edward Woodward TV series The Equalizer. Washington plays a character that kills people with everything BUT a gun. Casey delivers an over Skype high five for this pick. For his second pick, Matty heads to New Zealand for Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi's dark comedy What We Do In The Shadows. The movie follows three roommates, who try to deal with their own deep seeded problems, as well as try to live with each others terrible quirks and short comings. The extra bonus? They're vampires! Sounds like more fun from the creators of Flight of the Conchords and Eagle vs. Shark. Casey brought something to boggle and twist your mind, as well as tease something in the Cinephiles history. Predestination is a time travel mystery from the Spierig Brothers, who brought us Undead and Daybreakers. Again they have Ethan Hawke in the lead, as a temporal agent who is traveling through time to stop a mass murderer known as the Fizzle Bomber. Definitely check this film out for a stand out performance from newcomer Sarah Snook. For the main subject of Bond films, our panel explains why they made their choices: "I chose Thunderball for a number of reasons: 1. No had picked a Connery movie (yet). 2. It is arguably the best Bond movie starring Connery. 3. It was a tribute to my father, who was a massive Bond fan and introduced me to the franchise." - @DemigodRob "Admittedly, You Only Live Twice isn’t the best Bond… it wasn’t even the best Bond film on the short-list crafted for the podcast. That being said, it’s one I have a special kinship with due to the fact that it was both one of the first Bond films I saw and because it kind of the pinnacle of the camp of Bond films. The ridiculous plot for global domination, the inclusion of SPECTRE for the second time, and one of the coolest ‘gadgets’ ever: Little Nelly." - @TheNightNinja "Why did I pick On Her Majesty's Secret Service? Several reasons: We watched this during near Christmas and I thought it would be nice to pick a movie that fit the season. This film is very wintery! Yay snow! And of course, we can't forget the incredible wardrobe!In all seriousness, I think this film gets overlooked quite often, and I think it deserves more recognition. The plot is strange and inventive, there is an interesting Bond girl, the ending is uncharacteristically dark, and I think Lazenby did a fine job as Bond. Overall, it's a winner for me, and one of the more interesting films in the series." - @avidcinephile "For me, Roger Moore was my first Bond and Moonraker was my first movie. Fortunately I didn't bring Moonraker because that movie is terrible. I did bring it's pseudo prequel The Spy Who Loved Me. This is the quintessential Bond, chalk full of stunts, action, gadgets, and sexy ladies. It's what makes a brillant Bond film, and if Bond doesn't start and end his adventure with bedding a women and blowing shit up, it isn't really a Bond movie." - @mattydub604 "I love Bond films. Connery's great, with Moore it's like watching someone's dad hit on girls, Dalton, Lazenby and Brosnan have their points too, some more than others. Still, I am very much enjoying Daniel Craig's version of Bond and Skyfall is the ultimate film for me. We're definitely moving in a more traditional Bond direction, but for a new time, world and generation. Sam Mendes crafts a great John Logan script with the memorizing cinematography of Roger Deakins, who's IMDB credits list great film after film. Adding the brilliant work from the rest of the cast, including one of the best Bond villains, Javier Bardem's Silva, and you have a film that will truly stand the test of time, like Dr. No and Goldfinger. I didn't even get to gush about that Adele theme song..." - @theStevilDead What is your favorite Bond film? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below! 

While Michaela is on a dream vacation to Hawaii, Stevil and Matty decided to bring in Demigod Rob and J.J. Webb for a road trip show. The boys all confirm their fan boy anticipation for the new Star Wars movie as the secondary title of The Force Awakens is announced. There is a major multitude of both awkward and warranted erections over the new Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer and nobody but Stevil even cares about Furious 7.   These are our Staff Picks of the Week.    Matty brings some awesome zombie goodness with a Nazi twist, as his Staff Pick for the week is Dead Snow 2: Red Vs. Dead. Following up the fantastically insane, gory and funny first film, Tommy Wirkola returns for more fun that got him some international attention, this time with some American cast. They also sew a zombie arm onto the main character. Awesome, right?   http://youtu.be/glIoXwTcG60   Stevil perused Netflix and came across a gem of a documentary that had eluded him in theaters and he just got around to checking it out. Jodorowsky's Dune is about the greatest movie that never was and, even unproduced and in storyboard form, influenced everything we've seen since in mainstream blockbuster film and will see glimpses of it for years to come.   http://youtu.be/4WWu1kclNDA   Due to Stevil recommending Jodorowsky's Dune to him immediately after watching it, Demigod Rob watched it himself and continued down the Jodo rabbit hole and picked up his latest film, the first in 23 years, The Dance of Reality. It's a semi autobiographical film starring two of his sons. Captivating and disturbing, Rob says this is a must watch.   http://youtu.be/LViGerHOA28   JJ hit the theaters is a big bad way and gives us a couple of must see movies on the big screen right now. For an honorable mention, JJ says Nightcrawler is a gripping and well shot film with the best performance from Jake Gyllenhaal he's ever given. For his main pick JJ urges everyone to check out John Wick. as per usual KeanuReeves isn't the greatest actor but what he does deliver is action and in that regard it's a different style than we are used to out of this magnanimous and generous actor. Yes, it's agreed, we all want to be best friends with the guy.   http://youtu.be/u1uP_8VJkDQ http://youtu.be/C0BMx-qxsP4   For the main subject of our episode on road trip films, our panel explains why they made their choices:   "I've made it a goal to start picking movies I have never seen before. When the topic of road trip's came up, I saw an opportunity to pick Ridley Scott's Thelma and Louise. As a huge fan of this director, it was very disappointing to have to sit through a movie he only did for a paycheck and it's obvious. From a shitty script (which won an Oscar. Huh?) to really stupid main characters, I should have waited and brought a good Ridley movie." - @mattydub604   http://youtu.be/PRr0HY9MPZ0   "Oh man, how do I even explain this insanity I put everyone through for this episode. Well, it starts off innocently. David Lynch announced that we're getting more Twin Peaks in 2016, which, as a massive fan of the series, put me into Lynch mode. Wild At Heart is the film that this crazy director made during the first season of the acclaimed series. A good number of the shows cast appear in small roles but our leads are the real gems here. Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern are so grandiose in their terrible performances that it's hard not to watch this movie. And that Willem Dafoe exit? Wow." - @thestevildead   http://youtu.be/7uRJartX79Q   "Is it a race through the southern states, an argument over bought versus built with love or an existentialist odyssey about obsession? Whatever it is, Monte Helman created the ultimate gearhead film with Two-Lane Blacktop. Though overlooked on it's initial run and missing from home release for close to 30 years, this movie still has to be seen."  - @demigodrob   http://youtu.be/yPbqV9CgV9s   "Beautiful American landscapes, a man on the run from the law, and a sexy 70s Challenger are just some of the aspects that make Vanishing Point one of the greatest road trip movies of all time. Add those with the films quiet, yet memorable side characters, and an ending that is still philosophically debated today, and you can see why I chose this film to discuss.." - @hesthejage   http://youtu.be/62UEDyEzpXQ   What is your favorite road trippin' flick? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below! We leave you with this fantastic homage to Vanishing Point the super group Audioslave did in their music video for "Show Me How To Live".   http://youtu.be/vVXIK1xCRpY

Digging into another subject of almost infinite choices, our Cinephiles bring you an episode dedicated to biopics. With so many great, mediocre and downright terrible selections to choose from, the selection process was a little tough, especially for guest Demigod Rob. Do you know how hard it is to crush a man's dreams of bringing My Name is Bruce? To break a man's very soul by telling them that Bruce Campbell didn't actually fight an ancient Chinese evil? I do believe he's still in a pit of despair, trying to come to terms with this new reality. These are our Staff Picks! Matty tries to reinvent the meaning of "Vietnam classic" with his Staff Pick of the week, with a film that has never been regarded as a Platoon-like film or even classic for that matter. We at The League of Manchildren implore our listeners to watch Universal Soldier and tell us whether you agree with Matty's description of it or if you wonder what thought process even got him to this diagnosis. Michaela brings a film that has been getting glowing reviews from the festival screenings it played, as well as a large majority of the stand up comedy community. Does Jenny Slate have a bright future ahead of her? A large number of people agree, Obvious Child is a fantastic start. Stevil is riled up and excited for the final season of Sons of Anarchy. So excited that he wants to talk everything Charlie Hunnam and Ron Perlman. No, he didn't bring Pacific Rim, been there, done that (listen to episode 21). Instead he brings a nervous, socially awkward Charlie and a cross dressing Ron in 3,2,1 Frankie Goes Boom. C'mon, Ron Perlman in drag, how is this not intriguing? Demigod Rob must warn you, he is prone to liking some weird stuff. He doesn't lie about it, beat around the bush about it or sugar coat it. It is what it is. That being said, Under The Skin might have been the film that was too weird for him to like. So with that being said, he highly recommends you skip out on it. Well, maybe after the Scarjo full frontal nudity. We know Matty is more than curious on that issue. Today we're bringing Bio Pics to the table with Demigod Rob "There was a time when one was excited for a Tim Burton/Johnny Depp team up, no other movie proved this fact more than Ed Wood. A love story to film making and old Hollywood, this story of one man's failure to bring his movies to the public is an inspiring one." - Matty/@mattydub604 "I thought it would be interesting to go a little off the beaten path and pick a film about a regular man who's notability stemmed not from his accomplishments, but from his extreme deformity and the tragic circumstances of his life. I had never seen The Elephant Man before, but had always been intrigued by Joseph Merrick's story, and wanted to see how David Lynch would choose to tell it." - Michaela/@avidcinephile "It seems like an odd choice for me to pick, I know. Honestly, I was listening to a lot of Biggie's discography and when Michaela had the idea to bring bio pics as our subject, I felt like being a little selfish and brought Notorious. Plus I had never watched the director's cut I bought a few years back." - Steve/@thestevildead "I chose Sid and Nancy for a few reasons. First, we talked about Repo Man in a previous cast and I wanted to keep the Alex Cox theme going. Secondly, as a life long punk fan, I've been fascinated by the fact that people celebrate him as an antihero when he was essentially a talentless street junkie who murdered his girlfriend. And lastly, I'm obsessed with the Criterion Collection and this was the first one I ever owned." - Rob/@demigodrob What is your favourite bio pic? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below!

The Cinephiles are back for another crack at the pretentious Criterion cast, this time Michaela gets to take part with the new format. Can't do this without our Criterion buddies Demigod Rob and JJ Webb as we all grab movies from our own personal collections. Rob gets under Matty's skin quickly by picking something that isn't a movie, while Stevil brings a pick that is quickly panned by the rest of the panel as not respected. Michaela's pick leads Matty to an obvious realization of his film tastes but redeems himself with his own cult style pick. JJ finishes of the cast with his insane oddball pick that may have warped everyone's minds. We will all never be the same. Join in the fun fueled by Janus Films!

The Manchildren are flexing their muscles this week, Pro Wrestler/MMA Champion/Stunt Man/Actor/Comedian Paul "The Mauler" Lazenby is in the Mancave with Stevil, Dr. Awesome and Demigod Rob. The discuss the fundamentals of reading a comedy crowd, how Pro Wrestling could improve the UFC as a sport, and the Mauler shares his project, When We Were Bouncers. Don't miss this episode of The League Cast, or we'll unleach the Mauler on you. 

In this episode Jstebz, Nate,, Rachel and Demigod Rob are playing games with your heart in F*ck, Marry, Kill. rounds include the Harry Potter heroes, Celebs named Kim, the nicest people in the world and a Amanda Bynes' wig goes up againt the Beibs and Britney, circa 2007. In the end, the Manchildren turn the tables and list off who among them would get F*cked, Married or Killed.

This week Convicted Cinephiles is moseying down that dusty trail and headed right into a brutal and bloody gun battle, as our hosts and special guest DemiGod Rob spotlight the great Sam Peckinpah. Picking four films from his illustrious career, we delve deep into the booze, drugs prostitutes and misogyny that made this insane filmmaker so captivating. No drugs or hookers were used in the making of this podcast.

This week on Gamers Under The Stairs, we bring you a special unreleased episode from our vault. Dr. Awesome and Michael are joined by our DemiGod Rob and his R.O.B. to talk about gaming in ye olde timey days. What games got us addicted, what games lost us and the first collapse of the console industry.