Podcasts about fantasy faire

Hello Travelers! This week, join host Michelle on the west coast for a late night stroll through Tomorrowland and Fantasyland at Disneyland. Come along for a ride onboard the monorail straight into Tomorrowland where we begin our walkabout of the future (of 1998!) followed by a visit to Fantasyland and a ride on Alice in Wonderland. Then close the night with Fantasy Faire and Main Street USA. If you like what we do, consider joining our crew on Patreon. These wonderful people help us keep the microphones crisp and the servers warm at night. The best zero cost option for supporting us to give us a five star review on apple podcasts or wherever you listen.   Visit us at walkabouttheworld.com - find links to all the things - attraction episodes, Insta accounts of all the hosts, and even how to buy your own Walkabout shirt!   Look us up at @WalkaboutWDW on Instagram and drop us a note to say hi.   You can now also drop us at line at contact@walkabouttheworld.com. Say hi, tell us how you found us, and give us some suggestions on things you'd love to hear.   Walkabout The World is a weekly Disney podcast, always recorded on property at Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort with the simple goal of making you feel like you are in the middle of the magic.

Take a relaxing trip around Disneyland. Recorded at night, we start in Tomorrowland and loop around East to West.Embark on a serene night time journey through Disneyland. Begin in Tomorrowland, strolling past the iconic Matterhorn. Wander through the always enchanting Fantasyland and immerse yourself in the whimsical Fantasy Faire area music. Continue your leisurely exploration through Frontierland, culminating in a visit to the futuristic Galaxy's Edge. As you rest on the first floor of the yet to be reopened Hungry Bear Jamboree, listen to the nostalgic melodies of a forgotten area loop. In the distance, hear the rhythmic chug of the Mark Twain riverboat drifting by.Then wander through Critter Counter just weeks before its transformation to Bayou Country. The loading station and familiar sounds of Tigger dominate the soundtrack. Let's now hop over to New Orleans Square where the eerie music box sounds echo from Haunted Mansion Holiday and the engines from the rafts for Tom Sawyer's Island hum in the background.It's time to hang around the Rivers of America to take in some jazz before heading into Frontierland for some time on a bench. Then bare with some stroller sounds before taking a reprieve at the Tiki Room lanai for a moment.Afterward, head down Main Street before exiting for the evening. casually walk past Matterhorn, Fantasyland, meander in Fantasy Faire before heading through Frontierland and into Galaxy's Edge. Then take a rest on the ground floor of the Hungry Bear Jamboree to hear a somewhat lost area loop. At moments you can hear the Mark Twain steam stack pass by.Audio recorded on Tuesday 9/19/2024 starting around 10:15PM. Keywords: Disneyland Walkthrough, Disneyland ambiance, Tomorrowland, Matterhorn, Teacups. Fantasy Faire, Mark Twain, Galaxys Edge, New Orleans Square, Main Street --------------------Donate to the Show:Help keep Park Sensory going with a one-time donation. Your support goes a long way.Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter/X - @Park_SensoryInstagram - @offharborYouTube - Off Harbor & MainFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.com

Our May update on machinima and virtual production related news highlights some of the latest generative AI tools, warts and all, and brings to attention several of the latest machinima potential games, including Jaws, Jurassic World Evolution, Rise of the Hydra and Harold Halibut.  We discuss the challenges filmmakers face when developing games from their IP, why Kickstarter isn't a good strategy for raising funding for smaller studios, the [almost] final instalment of the RoosterTeeth saga and Second Life's latest film festival, Fantasy Faire.  All with our usual discursive aplomb (despite Ricky being mia, reportedly on a skinny dipping retreat) and a few non machinima related asides!Credits -Speakers: Phil Rice, Tracy Harwood, Damien ValentineEditor/Producer: Phil RiceMusic: Animo Domini Beats

Walk around Disneyland's West Side at night starting from Fantasy Faire to Frontierland, New Orleans Square, and ending in Adventureland.Featured items:Fantasy Faire area musicFrontierland Shootin' ExpositionFrontierland area musicNew Orleans Square area musicTiana's Palace BGMDisneyland RailroadAdventureland TreehouseJungle Cruise queue radio musicTropical HideawayEnchanted Tiki RoomAudio recorded on 3/2/24 at 10:10PM. --------------------Donate:Help keep Park Sensory going with a one-time donation. Your support goes a long way.Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter - @Park_SensoryInstagram - @offharborYouTube - Off Harbor & MainFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.com

On this episode of the Fantasy Faire, Kyle and Alexis cover the aftermath of Bob Iger resuming his position as the Disney Company CEO. Then they discuss the true reasoning why people lament Splash Mountain being changed. They soon play a "what if" game. All here and more on The Fantasy Faire...the most magical podcast on Earth. Stay magical everyone!

Hang around in Fantasy Faire and then enjoy the storytelling of Tangled at the Royal Theatre.Audio recorded on 1/2/23 around 10:30am --------------------Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter - @Park_SensoryInstagram - @offharborYouTube - Off Harbor & MainFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.com

"Back on 'Prairie' for Bakersfield Comic-Con It will be like a ""Little House on the Prairie"" reunion this weekend at Bakersfield Comic Con. The two-day event will bring together nine actors from the 1970s TV series. Slated to appear are Dean Butler (Laura's husband, Almonzo Wilder), Patrick Labyort" "--START AD- #TheMummichogblogOfMalta Amazon Top and Flash Deals(Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://amzn.to/3CqsdJH Compare all the top travel sites in just one search to find the best hotel deals at HotelsCombined - awarded world's best hotel price comparison site. (Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558 “So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets."" #Jesus #Catholic. Smooth Radio Malta is Malta's number one digital radio station, playing Your Relaxing Favourites - Smooth provides a ‘clutter free' mix, appealing to a core 35-59 audience offering soft adult contemporary classics. We operate a playlist of popular tracks which is updated on a regular basis. https://smooth.com.mt/listen/ END AD---" "eaux (Andrew Garvey), Charlotte Stewart (schoolteacher Miss Beadle), Ketty Lester (teacher Hester-Sue Terhune), Hersha Parady (Alice Garvey), Pamela Roylance (newspaper owner Sarah Reed Carter), Wendi Turnbaugh (played Grace Ingalls along with twin Brenda) and Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush (shared the role of Carrie Ingalls). (Alison Arngrim, who played the spoiled brat Nellie Oleson, had to cancel due to a work commitment.) Event organizer Steve Wyatt said the reunion came about through his friendship with Labyorteaux. ""He collects comics and we've been friends for years,"" Wyatt said of the actor also known for his role on ""JAG"" and films including ""Heathers"" and ""Summer School."" ""They did a 'Little House' reunion in Hollywood and he invited me and (my wife) Julie. They have one manager who sets them up for shows. And I asked, 'Would this work in Bakersfield?' This kind of reunion wouldn't work in the Bay Area but Bakersfield is more country. You know what I mean."" This weekend's event at the Kern County Fairgrounds will be a delight for fans of pop culture with celebrity guests, comic book artists and creators, a Fantasy Faire, gaming center, costume contests, TV and film cars, vendors selling comics, collectibles and much more. ""Our gaming room has doubled,"" Wyatt said. ""We have Campus Gamers bringing 20 different video game systems. There's a guy bringing (arcade) cabinets with 'Street Fighter' and more. It's all free to play."" Paladin's Game Castle will also have card and board games for demos and matches. The faire will feature Renaissance performers as well as George the Giant who will bring his feats of daring to the stage along with other sideshow acts including jugglers. Along with the ""Little House"" gang, Wyatt is also excited to bring actor John Noble to the show. The Australian performer is known for his roles as the doomed Denethor in the ""Lord of the Rings"" film trilogy and Dr. Walter Bishop on the Fox sci-fi series ""Fringe."" He has also done voice work including as the villain Scarecrow in the video game ""Batman: Arkham Knight,"" Leland Monroe in the game ""L.A. Noire,"" Unicron in the animated series ""Transformers: Prime"" and The Diviner on ""Star Trek: Prodigy."" Since the 74-year-old actor, who is currently working on the new season of Apple TV+ series ""Severance,"" has said he's looking to move back to Australia, Wyatt said this may be one of the last chances to catch him at a convention. Along with signings and photos, Noble will also take part in a spotlight panel on Saturday. Two other special guests will also receive similar treatment: Sam J. Jones, best known for the lead role in the 1980 film ""Flash Gordon; and Ron Waybe Farris, aka Th

Take a walk around Disneyland's West Side near dusk as the crows begin to arrive for the night. We  begin at the turnstiles and up through Main Street with a few nice moments, spend some time in Galaxy's Edge and slowly make our way back to the front of the park. This is truly ambient noises with occasional higher background music audio in parts than others. I will need to upgrade my equipment so I can easily adjust levels during the recording.Here is this audio recordings path:Start at the turnstiles and through the left tunnelSlowly head down Main Street USAMoment at Fantasy Faire and the Royal TheatreFantasyland WestHead down Big Thunder Trail to 1st Galaxy's Edge entranceFull walk around Galaxy's edge down the First Order corridor, up the steps to the left of the Millennium Falcon, down the Market and Resistance CampHead past Splash Mountain and hang along the banks of New Orleans SquareGo up through FrontierlandBacktrack a little in AdventurelandHead back down Main Street USA to exit.Recorded by Joel Covey on 10/13/22 at 5:30PM.--------------------Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter - @Park_SensoryInstagram - @offharborYouTube - Off Harbor & MainFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.com

WE'RE BACK! It's been a while but here we are. We bring you something special. Kyle and Alexys bring you their top 10 Disney Animated Films (From Walt Disney Pictures ONLY) and discuss why it's positioned there. All of that and more HERE on the Most Magical Podcast on Earth!

Show notes and links0:35 Feedback from our listeners, thanks Ben Tuttle, 3DChick, Mike Clements, CD and Pooky Amsterdam 6:40 Getting started with Nvidia Omniverse Machinima, ostensibly for the Make Something with Nvidia Machinima contest but also really useful to just learn about the toolset 9:17 Using machinima techniques for the new Batman film 11:29 Damien compares the fan-made Star Trek Pike to the release of Star Trek Strange New Worlds 13:34 Release of iClone 8 and Character Creator 4 discussion 21:48 Milan Machinima Film Festival update and using OpenAI to generate scripts for machinima 24:12 Fair use and transformative use and the case of Star Citizens' updated machinima and fan film content rules and guidelines and its relationship to Squardron 42 (maybe?) 34:10 No excuses: Nvidia Omniverse Machinima competition closes 27 June 2022 – and here's the link to Ricky's interview with Dane Johnston as the Machinima app was being launched last year 36:09 Reallusion's Pitch and Produce competitive support programme 37:14 Showreel of 100 3D renders of ‘infinite journeys' and the weekly CG challenge by Clinton Jones aka Pwnisher (paid subscription on Patreon channel) 38:40 2nd Annual Film Festival for Fantasy Faire in Second Life, organized by Saffia Widdeshins and Chantal Harvey.  Congratulations to winners – links are HERE and Pryda Parx epic fly through the Fantasy Faire sim is HERE  41:19 Especially for Ricky: Elden Ring's new VR mod by Luke Ross (Patreon channel)  47:30 Facial motion capture in Roblox coming and using BHaptics for immersive storytelling 48:43 Review of best software for video editing via Shopify website 49:06 FSFilmz Cyberpunk short tutorial 49:36 Pooky Amsterdam's new project stage play, Mambo Motel update and website HERE, the world's first Metaverse Musical! 

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexis cover all things Disney Plus Day. From Marvel, Disney Animation, Star Wars and more. Then they talk some Toontown news and more. All that right here on the Most Magical Podcast on Earth! Stay magical, everyone!

Alexis, Alexys and Kyle talk about Eternals....yup.

IN THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys discuss some of the celebrations happening for Walt Disney World's 50th Anniversary. Meanwhile, they discuss Bob Chapek's faults, the Lightyear trailer, and Hayden Christensen joining the Ahsoka series as Anakin. All of that here. Stay Magical Everyone!

PART 2! (audio is a little off due to us recording on one mic but we are recording in person this time!) We go over our day two at Disneyland! Buckle up for almost 3 hours and Stay Magical Everyone!

WE DID IT! The much anticipated trip to the Disneyland Resort Parks finally happened! It's a sound to behold, for sure. Kyle, Alexis and Alexys dive in and let you know how day one went because wow, they had a very busy weekend on the trip. All of that and more. SO...Stay Magical Everyone!

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La sangre viva de un niño o de una doncella casta es la mejor, pero dicen que basta con una bestia: un buen buey o una oveja. Pero cuidaos de que la bestia no esté muerta cuando derraméis la sangre, pues entonces la furia del Demonio será terrible. El 7º Conjuro, Joseph Payne Brennan. Hoy es el día 7/7 (The Seventh Incantation, 1963) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Un conjuro escrito por JOSEPH PAYNE BRENNAN - The Seventh Incantation, 1963. En el volumen Historias de tinieblas y terror, Ediciones Grupo Libro '88 -Traductor: Rafael Martínez Gray. JOSEPH PAYNE BRENNAN (20 de diciembre de 1918-28 de enero de 1990) fue un escritor estadounidense de fantasía y ficción de terror, y también poeta. De ascendencia irlandesa, nació en Bridgeport, Connecticut y vivió la mayor parte de su vida en New Haven. Trabajó como asistente de adquisiciones en la Biblioteca Sterling Memorial de La Universidad de Yale desde hace más de 40 años. Brennan publicó varios cientos de cuentos (las estimaciones oscilan entre cuatrocientos y quinientos), dos novelas y supuestamente miles de poemas. Sus historias aparecieron en más de 200 antologías y se han traducido al alemán, francés, holandés, italiano y español. Fue uno de los primeros bibliógrafos de la obra de H.P. Lovecraft. Premio Hartshorne de 1957. Revista de poesía de Wisconsin. Premio Leonora Speyer Memorial 1961, por "Viñeta de Nueva Inglaterra". los Sociedad de poesía de América. Internacional Clark Ashton Smith Premio de Poesía 1978, (primer galardonado) otorgado por Life Achievement. (Un premio creado por Frederick J. Mayer y otorgado anualmente en la Convención Fantasy Faire en el sur de California hasta el fallecimiento del cofundador William "Bill" Crawford en 1985). En el octavo Convención mundial de fantasía 1982, celebrada en la ciudad natal de Brennan de New Haven, Connecticut, Brennan fue galardonada con un premio especial de la Convención por logros en la vida, junto con el artista / ilustrador, Roy Krenkel. El ganador del Life Achievement Award de 1982 fue para Italo Calvino. Brennan recibió numerosos premios en poesía de varias revistas literarias, incluyendo Caleidógrafo, y otros. 🐑🐑🐑 Twitter Historias para ser leídas https://twitter.com/HLeidas 📌Síguenos en nuestro canal informativo de Telegram: https://t.me/historiasparaserleidas Suscríbete a nuestra Newsletter: https://www.getrevue.co/profile/historiasparaserleidas 🛑BIO Olga Paraíso: https://instabio.cc/Hleidas Música en este audio: Epidemic Sound licencia autorizada Muchas gracias por apoyar este Podcast, hasta el próximo conjuro...🐺🐑 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys review Marvel YET AGAIN as they cover the latest out of the comic-book movie house SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS. All of that and more on the Most Magical Podcast on Earth!

Episode Notes A hungry young news woman finds herself in the midst of a bloody massacre in the middle of a whimsical fantasy faire! Knightly News by David O'Hanlon Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/ Get Cool Merchandise http://store.weeklyspooky Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome Support Weekly Spooky by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Contact Us/Submit a Story twitter.com/WeeklySpooky facebook.com/WeeklySpooky WeeklySpooky@gmail.com Music by Ray Mattis http://raymattispresents.bandcamp.com Produced by Daniel Wilder This episode sponsored by HenFlix.com For everything else visit WeeklySpooky.com Transcript: Jennifer Lake paced the chevroned carpet and rolled her eyes. She checked the watch dangling from her wrist. Thom Braddock texted her to get to his office immediately, yet she'd been waiting thirty-three minutes. Channel 7 News occupied a meager, three-story building. You could get anywhere in the building faster than you could microwave a Hot Pocket and Thom damn well knew it. Jennifer stormed to the receptionist desk and picked up the phone. “Hey!” the secretary whined. “You can't do that.” “Push the damn button. I'm tired of waiting.” Jennifer put the receiver to her ear and snapped her fingers. “Today!” “Someone's got their vibrator turned up too high.” The receptionist leaned back in her seat and crossed her arms, pressing her ample breasts to the limits of her blouse. “We both know I didn't get this job because I'm good at it… just like you. Unlike you, Thom's not pissed at me. So, sit your bony ass down and wait, princess.” It was true. Thom hired Teagan out of Rowdy's Clam Shack where she danced under the name Wet Dreamz. Teagan held her hand out with a venomous smile. Jennifer dropped the receiver an inch short and returned to pacing. She took out her cell and checked her texts, hoping someone had sent her a viable lead. They hadn't. Since the Mercers went on their murderous rampage and killed all those babysitters, Jennifer hadn't covered anything more exciting than a drive-by. It was as if all the psychos were taking a vacation. The Babysitter Slasher was huge for Channel 7—but her carriage to stardom was turning back into a pumpkin. Viewers were calling for their favorite weathergirl to return to her duties and Thom might grant their wish if she didn't come up with another winner. The intercom beeped. Jennifer turned and found Teagan looking back at her with a smirk while the intercom called for her attention again. Teagan leaned over and pressed the button, answering in a breathy voice, “Yes, Mister Braddock?” “Send Jenny in,” he said through the speaker box. Jennifer stormed to the door and stepped into the office. Thom Braddock sat behind the oversized desk with his cowboy boots resting on top as he leaned back in his chair. Braddock was every woman's fantasy—rich, sexy, successful, and dangerous. He was perfect… until he spoke. “Jenny, come grab a seat,” he grumbled. “It's Jennifer, Thom.” Jennifer sat down across from him. “Like I've been saying for six years.” “Jen, let's not pretend like you're in a position to correct me.” Thom swung his feet to the floor with a thud and straightened up in his seat. “I have a special assignment for you.” Jennifer's stomach soured. If Thom was personally handing her an assignment, her time was up. She needed that big story now! “Well, Thom, I'm actually working on some leads.” “You are, are you?” Thom rested his elbows on the desk and steepled his fingers. “Run it down for me. What's got your eye?” “I'm working the follow-up piece on that robbery-homicide from Tuesday.” “It's Friday. Who gives a shit about some guy that died on Tuesday?” Thom waved his hand. “Next.” “There's my exposé on the housing conditions in Diamond Glen.” “Advocacy reporting is for bleeding hearts.” Thom shrugged. “You don't have one, bleeding or otherwise. Give it to Roger.” “Roger will intentionally overlook gang violence in the Glen.” Jennifer smiled. “I do the piece now, set the scene, introduce the victims. When it boils over, we're set. It's good storytelling, Thom.” “Without an inciting incident, it's shit. Next.” “I… well, I have some new leads in the,” Jennifer paused. She knew better than to say it. She sighed. “I have new information into the Mercer Sex Cult.” Thom pointed at her and clicked his tongue. “And there it is.” “The FBI is still digging up bodies on their property! Three prominent members of the community were arrested for their involvement and—” “And you decided to name drop the state attorney general and a former Vice President,” Thom added. “They were both identified on the tapes,” Jennifer protested. “The sex tapes, Jen. You implied their involvement in the other tapes.” “I said—” “Stop.” Thom held up a hand. “The Mercer train has reached its station. It's time for you to get off and do some reporting. You're covering Fantasy Faire.” “Are you fucking kidding?” Jennifer stood up, stomping her heel. “That's amateur hour.” Thom lifted the plaque from his desk and read it thoughtfully. “This is my desk.” He slammed the plaque like a gavel. “Which means you will sit your ass down and listen to the terms of your continued employment. You were voted Arkansas' favorite weatherperson five years in a row. Not because you're somehow better at it, but because you're hot. This may not be very woke of me, but there's going to come a time all that goes away and you're going to want to hide your muffin top behind an anchor desk. For that to happen, you need to learn how to do more than just exploit horrendous murders.” Jennifer slumped back into the chair. “Good, you're listening.” Thom leaned back and put his hands behind his head. “You're covering the faire, and you're taking Teagan along.” “For what? Is there a chance we'll need to dislodge a golf ball from a garden hose?” “Teagan's wanted to do more for a long time. I've been letting her do man-on-the-street stuff for our online platforms and people love her. The two of you will be able to cover more ground. You'll expand your resume and she'll get valuable experience.” Jennifer started to argue, then hung her head. “When do we leave?” Jennifer sputtered her pink lips and pointed at the group of faux-fur wearing drunks sloshing their mead in plastic horns while they sang around a fire. “Vern, get a shot of the nerds singing sea shanties,” she said. Her cameraman, dressed in a kilt for the occasion, went to the bonfire and broke into song along with them. Jennifer threw her hands into the air. Fantasy Faire was a renaissance faire for the roleplaying crowd. Three days of LARPing, table-topping, medieval games, cosplaying, and nightly fireworks displays. Tents for gamers, sales booths, and fortune tellers lined the designated walkways while carts rolled around providing booze and bottled water. Crowds cheered from historically inaccurate bleachers borrowed from the high school as a jousting tournament commenced. Jennifer had covered the opening round while Teagan collected sound bites from the fans. She hated to admit it, but the receptionist was doing a good job. She jumped as a hand closed on her shoulder. Jennifer spun and snorted with laughter. The portly young man wore a fake tiger skin across his torso and carried a foam club on his shoulder. “I am Bodim Gorefist and I have come to free you from the bonds of your brassiere,” he said with a hiccup. “That's sweet, Bodim.” Jennifer fanned away his ale-scented words. “But why don't you go roll your dice somewhere else before I free your teeth from your mouth?” “Spear-tease.” Bodim waved her off and staggered away. Jennifer groaned. The whole assignment was a punishment. Everyone was mingling for the time being. There wasn't anything left for Jennifer until the bard karaoke contest kicked off. She started down the path looking for someone worth interviewing. Three women in movie-grade witch costumes caught her eye. They tried dragging a child away from its parents to playful giggles. Jennifer stopped at a wagon. A young woman in prosthetic elf ears sat outside casting rune stones and giving fake fortunes to a gathered crowd. “Beware,” she hissed. “A dark shadow looms like the barn owl flitting over prey. The Stygian Knight returns from his slumber in the bowels in Erebus. Only the claiming of a new bride will entomb him for another hundred winters.” “Fucking geeks,” Jennifer whispered and continued on. She scanned the crowds when she heard a roar of male cheers. Jennifer pushed between a man and his cow to see what was going on. Her shoulders sagged. Two women wrestled in a pit of mud and one was topless. Teagan sat on the fence that surrounded the pit, filming the event with one hand and swinging the lost garment over her head with an excited squeal. The bare-chested wrestler was a towering mass of tightly wound muscle. The Amazonian flipped her opponent over her shoulder and seized a handful of her hair, pressing her face into the mud until the smaller woman conceded. The redheaded victor stood every bit of six-foot and pumped a fist into the air. The crowd cheered again. She approached Teagan who offered her the skimpy covering she'd lost in battle. “Hold on to that for now,” the Amazon said. “You can return it to my tent later.” Teagan grabbed her mud-streaked hair and pulled the woman's face down for a kiss. The crowd exploded in cat-calls and wolf howls. Jennifer watched them exploring each other's dental work and started mentally updating her resume. The secretary was going to have Jennifer's job by Monday morning. Bodim leaned on a tree and rested his club against the trunk. He tugged his loincloth to the side freeing his manhood to the evening chill. “No retreating, my mighty stallion,” he told his shriveled member. “We must dispatch much ale to continue our conquest of buxom harlots.” Bodim urinated noisily against the knotted roots of the tree with a pleasurable groan. A branch cracked behind him and he cast a blurred glance over his shoulder. “Alas, this facility is occupied.” He punctuated his decree with a belch that reminded him of his nutritionally-imbalanced lunch. “Find your own damn tree, fair knight.” The knight stepped forward, his armor plates rattling as he approached Bodim. “What's this? Doth thou wish to cross swords with the mightiest of barbarians?” Bodim laughed. “How do you even unsheathe your weapon in that getup?” The knight flexed his gloved fingers and reached for the handle of his sword. “Seriously? I've got like three pints to get rid of, bro,” Bodim said, out-of-character. “Let me shake it off and we can roll for initiative if you really want to do this, but… you know where my hands have been.” The knight jerked his sword free of the scabbard. The polished blade sparkled in the moonlight in stark contrast to the black plates of his armor. Bodim turned, splashing his stream across the knight's feet. “Shit! I hope that doesn't rust,” Bodim snickered and tucked himself into the loincloth before grabbing his club. He squinted at the sword. “What are you a fucking noob? Real steel's banned.” The black knight swung his weapon, slicing through Bodim's Styrofoam club. He charged forward while the barbarian gawked stupidly at the stump. The knight's shoulder-plate struck Bodim, knocking him over the tree roots. The cosplayer whined and sat up. “Fucking aggro much?” The knight aimed his blade at Bodim's nose. “I give up, bro.” The knight reached up, lifting his visor to reveal his expressionless eyes. The visor clanked shut and he gripped the sword in both hands, raising it over his head. Bodim screamed until the blade split his skull. “What'd you think of Annoxia?” Teagan asked as she wiped mud from her lips. “Thom said I could do something exclusive for the website. I think I'm going to interview her back in her tent. I bet a lot of people would be interested in hearing more from her.” “Yes, I'm sure she's a real cunning linguist,” Jennifer told her. “Do you have to be a bitch all the time?” Teagan pulled Jennifer's arm to stop her. “You see this as some shit assignment, but most of them are. Rex covered the annual coon supper for eighteen years before he made anchor. He still goes out and does it because it's tradition now. Not everywhere they send you is going to be a bloodbath. You act like local news is beneath you. Get over yourself, weathergirl.” “Fuck you, Teagan. You showed Thom your asshole so he'd stick money in your thong and got a job out of it. You don't get to lecture me.” “I hope your pussy isn't as cold as your heart or you're not going to have a career to fall back on.” Teagan laughed. “You honestly think taking my clothes off for tips is somehow less degrading than exploiting dead babysitters? I used those tips to pay for journalism classes, and yeah, they were online before you go there. But I'm actually trying to be good at this, and I'm having a blast in the process. You're being a miserable bitch, and getting the experience to match. You think you're better than me? Then maybe act like it.” Teagan shouldered past her and went to find Annoxia, stopping to talk to anyone she found interesting along the way. Jennifer started after her and stopped in her tracks. The anger wiped off Teagan's face in an instant as she approached two kids with footlong beards glued to their faces and padding stuffed into their outfits. She knelt and giggled and took pictures with them. Jennifer scowled. She used to do things like that when she was the weathergirl. People would ask her for her autograph and send her gifts on Valentine's and her birthday. It was a dead-end job, and Thom was right about her wanting an anchor position. Jennifer wandered through the faire, using her digital to capture some B-roll. A group gathered in a candle-lit tent and groaned collectively as one of the players rolled poorly. She filmed them for a moment and then moved along to a pair of geeks battling with foam swords in defense of a damsel's honor. A petting zoo closed for the night to a chorus of children promising to come back the next day and visit their favorite goats. She spotted Vern knee-dancing with a group of barbarians painted with woad. An elderly lady fanned herself and played coy to the mock-proposals of young men who jockeyed for her attention. The bimbo was right. Everyone was having a blast at the stupid event, except for her. Jennifer sighed and prowled the grounds, stopping to sample Attila the Hungry's homemade mana bars. The combination of honey, nuts, and peanut butter reminded her stomach it was empty. The organ vocalized its need for greater sustenance and Jennifer got another of the bars to hold her over while she found something more filling. A bard stumbled by strumming his lute and belting out lyrics about a reporter named Lake who was as wet as her namesake. Jennifer snickered and recorded the rest of the performance until the bard, distracted by his flirtations, backed into a burly knight in battered armor who lifted him by his violet cloak. The reporter laughed as the men exchanged nerdy insults. Jennifer's eyes drifted to another figure in the background, however. The rune-casting elf girl from before was making rounds between food carts and building a plate. Jennifer went and joined her at OK Brewing's What Ales You? and tapped her on the shoulder. “I'm Jennifer Lake with Channel 7 News. I was wondering if I could buy you a pint for a brief interview?” she asked. “I think that's the best proposal I've gotten today,” the elf said. “And the first one that didn't involve a penis.” They both got a mug and found a picnic table where the fortune teller ripped into her snacks while Jennifer improvised a camera stand. “Before I came here, I thought this place was just for nerds. You're, well, obviously not what I expected to see. What brings you here?” Teagan asked “I'm a huge nerd.” Annoxia laughed, roughly towel drying her hair. “I've always been tall and athletic. Boys didn't want to date me in high school. I excelled at sports so the girls didn't want to hang out either. One day, some of the losers asked me if I wanted to have lunch with them and they were talking about Dungeons & Dragons.” “My dad and uncles used to play that,” Teagan said. “They were everything they wanted to be when they played and I liked that, so eventually I wanted to join. I beat a bunch of the jocks arm wrestling and took their lunch money,” Annoxia remembered with a wide smile. “Once I had enough, I bought a rulebook and read it religiously. That's how Annoxia came into existence.” “That's awesome.” Teagan jotted it all down in her comp book. “I see someone strong and beautiful, and I didn't think about how there could be a downside to that.” “I appreciate that.” Annoxia sat on the cot and tossed the towel next to the battery-powered lantern. “Have you ever done any role-playing?” “Just in the bedroom.” Teagan snorted. “Can you show me how to do it?” Someone screamed for help, making Annoxia jolt from the cot. “You might have a more exciting story than me,” the Amazonian said. Vern wiped the brain matter from his eyes. The horse neighed and kicked one of the barbarians in his blue-streaked face. The rider, adorned in black armor, swung his mace, and bashed open another skull like a gore-filled pinata. A couple of players discarded their foam swords for branches and tried pummeling their attacker. The sticks clacked and pinged against the steel plates. The sickening, wet splat of the spiked club pulverizing flesh sent Vern running. “Help! Someone help me!' he shouted. The freedom of his kilt aided his flight. The noise of the karaoke contest guided him back to the faire as he continued calling out for anyone. Hooves beat closer. He chanced a look back and saw the knight—a shadow against the distant glow of the party's fire. His pursuer slid free the wooden lance from the horse's saddle. A ring of tents sat illuminated by a firepit. He angled toward the gathering, hoping to find safety in numbers. Vern tried shouting again, but his lungs were fighting to keep him moving. The metal point of the lance hit the base of his skull, knocking his teeth out as it tore through his mouth. Vern's feet pumped in the air as the momentum lifted him from the ground. The lance hit a tree, shattering into splinters and leaving Vern in a heap around its roots. “What was that you were saying earlier about the ‘Stygian Knight,' when you did the thing with the rocks?” Jennifer asked. “They're runes, not rocks.” The fortune teller, Elodie, laughed and took off her elf ears, massaging the cartilage with a happy groan. “The Stygian Knight is part of the game lore. The creators just released an entire adventure module around his return, so it's playing a big part in a lot of the events at this year's gathering.” Jennifer pursed her lips. She didn't do any research before coming out, reenforcing the idea that maybe she wasn't a real reporter after all. She cleared her throat. “I didn't know there was a game,” she admitted. “I kind of made a snap judgment about the whole thing, to be honest.” “A lot of people do.” Elodie patted Jennifer's hand. “We celebrate all fantasy here, but it's our collective love for Dragon Spawn that created Fantasy Faire. The Stygian Knight is a character from the game that's always been in the background. There's only two ways to get him to go back to Erebus, the underworld. The most common is to satiate his need for love. A woman becomes his bride for a century. It's used a lot to write off characters that people are tired of or whose players have moved on.” “What's the other way?” “He can be bested in combat, but only by a virgin.” “Why a virgin?” “Well, for starters it rules out most of the heroic fighter types. It makes the campaign shift focus to the clerics, paladins, and wizards. It also helps a lot of players with their self-image.” “How so?” Jennifer sipped her ale and leaned on the table. “Virginity and masculinity are seen as incompatible.” Elodie popped a cheese cube into her mouth and shrugged. “Everyone assumes players are virgins. They treat it like it's the worst insult they can come up with. So, the creators made the virgins the heroes.” “Perhaps against the Stygian Knight,” a voice said. Elodie groaned. Jennifer looked to the new arrival, decked in polished armor with a flowing, crimson tunic over it. The man didn't wear a helmet over his angular, handsome face. The reporter focused on his features, trying to remember where she recognized him from. “It takes a real man to defeat a horde of orcs or a bugbear. A man such as I.” He put his hands on his hips heroically. “I am Aldous Francisco, Lord of Gygax.” “More like Lord of Ball-sacks,” Elodie grumbled around the rim of her glass. Aldous ignored them both when he noticed the camera. He slid onto the bench beside Elodie, nudging her to the side to get into frame. “What are you filming?” he asked. “An interest piece, so I don't know why you're sitting,” Jennifer told him. She snapped her fingers. “Wait a second. You're Francisco Reed, the quarterback for the Little Rock Riot.” Aldous straightened and cleared his throat. “I'm sorry, miss. I never break character.” The screaming interrupted the impromptu interview. Jennifer snatched the camera off the table and recorded the people running away. She recognized the screams. They were the same kind she heard at every major story of her short career. She watched the crowd flee, taking steps closer to them. Elodie grabbed her arm. Jennifer looked at the woman's hand and pulled free. “A good reporter runs towards the danger.” Jennifer sprinted into action. The dwarf was keening, trying to keep his guts in as Teagan crawled over him with a whispered apology. When she'd screamed, people filed out of their tents—straight into the Stygian Knight's path of violence. He bashed their heads with his mace, sending the survivors fleeing in terror. The next camp came running to help them, only to turn tail at the sight of all that carnage. Annoxia prepared for battle as the Knight dismounted. Teagan recorded the event. The Knight dropped his mace into a fresh pool of blood and drew his sword. Annoxia looked around for a weapon and he charged while she hesitated. His sword flashed in front of her face. Teagan gasped as a lock of red hair floated in the firelight. The Amazon dropped low and lifted the Knight into the air, tossing him into the bonfire in an explosion of embers. He rolled away from the flames. His sword slashed through the air to keep her back. Annoxia kicked the hilt, knocking the weapon away. The black knight's knuckle guard cracked against her jaw. His gloved fingers twisted in her hair and blade sprang from under his gauntlet with a cold schnick. Annoxia blocked his arm, stopping the point against her throat. The black helmet battered her face until she stumbled away. The Knight lunged with the concealed knife, plunging it into her tightly muscled abdomen. The sword sparked off the side of the Knight's helmet. He staggered away. His own weapon rushed toward his visor. The Knight sidestepped and slashed with his dagger. Teagan's shirt split down the middle. A thin gash from her navel to collar opened. The Knight's killing blow stopped an inch short. His helmet cocked to appreciate the view. He slugged the neophyte reporter across the jaw instead. Jennifer watched as the Knight slung Teagan's unconscious body over the back of the horse and set off to toward the stage of the karaoke contest. She ran to the campsite, filming the bodies. Annoxia groaned and tried to get up, only to fall once more. Jennifer helped her sit up and gave the warrioress her phone. “Call for help. If I let him kill the boss' secretary, I'm definitely out of a job.” Jennifer collected the mace from the blood puddle and sprinted after the Knight. En Vogue's Free Your Mind grew louder as she caught up. Terrified screams replaced the catchy lyrics. Jennifer took cover behind a large speaker while she filmed the Knight's rampage. Her would-be suitor cowered beside her, pulling his purple cloak around himself. “He's killing everyone,” the bard whimpered. “You noticed that too, huh?” Jennifer crawled past him to the anachronistic DJ booth. She flipped the switch on the side of the generator, casting everything into darkness. Jennifer switched her camera from video to still and inched along, letting the moonlight guide her toward Teagan's captor. The horse stomped around while the Knight laughed at whimpering victims bleeding out beneath him. Jennifer took a deep breath and prepared herself to do something stupid. Teagan groaned. The Knight twisted and grabbed the back of her neck. “Shush, wench,” he shouted. Jennifer paused. She expected a growl—something deep and fierce, not a nasal squeal echoing from inside the obsidian helmet. She scoffed and charged straight at the horse. The camera unleased a burst of flashes. The horse reared back, rolling Teagan from its haunches with a plop. The Knight screamed and clung to the steed's neck. Jennifer flashed it again and smacked its shoulder with the mace. The horse bucked wildly, bouncing the Knight and launching him into the air. Jennifer heard the satisfactory clanking of his armor bounding across the field. The lights came back on with a sudden roar from the generator. The bard stood, shaking at the booth with a smile stretched across his face. Teagan pulled the remains of her shirt together and tied them in a knot around her midriff as she joined Jennifer. They approached the fallen form of the Knight. He started to stir as they drew near. Teagan heard the schnick of the blade and jerked Jennifer's head out of the knife's path by her ponytail. Jennifer swung the mace as hard as she could. The Knight dropped to his steel-plated ass and wrestled to get the dented helmet off his head. The ragged metal tore open his cheek between the thin line of a patchy beard and a spray of acne. He sobbed as he worked a broken tooth free and spat the remains to Jennifer's feet. “You stupid cunt,” he squeaked. “You shouldn't have done that!” The Knight clamored to his feet and drew his sword. Teagan ran away. “Thanks for the help, Teagan!” Jennifer gripped the club handle, wringing it in her fist. “I'm going to make your incel ass famous. The Knight's Sword Goes Limp—how's that for a headline?” “Bitch!” The knight swung wildly. Jennifer backpedaled and met his blow with one of her own. Their weapons clashed again. Jennifer braced as the Knight spun and unleashed a powerful slash that knocked her to the ground. The Knight aimed his blade at her heart. “I guess I'll still be penetrating one of you uppity bitches tonight,” the Knight laughed. “I cast fireball, motherfucker!” Teagan shouted. She knelt next to a large, narrow cylinder. She held up a remote control. Jennifer's eyes followed a red cord from the cylinder back to the squat, concrete bunker behind the secretary. The realization dawned on her and she rolled away from the Knight, covering her face. Teagan pressed the button. The mortar shell fired with a resounding thump and slammed into his breastplate. The Stygian Knight flew through the air on a trail of sparks and disappeared beneath the karaoke stage. The explosion knocked over the stage-lighting and set the decorative skirt ablaze in a multi-colored flash. The wooden structure ignited instantly. Teagan went to Jennifer's side and helped her to her feet. “Guess you got a real story out of this after all,” she said. “Yeah,” Jennifer rubbed Teagan's shoulder. “I guess we did.” Sirens wailed in the distance. The two reporters raised their cameras to film the Knight's funeral pyre. The stage collapsed atop his remains, setting embers adrift on the breeze. “It's a real hot knight, huh, weathergirl?” Teagan nudged Jennifer's ribs. “Don't push it, secretary.” The End Support Weekly Spooky - Scary Stories for Halloween by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Find out more at http://weeklyspooky.com

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys go over the latest Disney Park Attraction to get the motion-picture treatment, JUNGLE CRUISE.

ON THIS EPISODE...we talk Magic Keys, the Genie App and ScarJo versus the Mouse. All right here!

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys go over the latest out of Marvel Entertainment....LOKI. We go over the seasons glorious purpose and more. ALL RIGHT HERE. Stay Magical Everyone!

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle Lira, Alexis Soto and Alexys Moreno review the latest out of the Marvel Studios BLACK WIDOW. We go into spoilers and more.

KYLE FINALLY GOES TO DISNEYLAND SINCE 2013!!! That's it. That's the tweet. Stay magical everyone.

IN THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys review the latest out of Pixar's gate....LUCA. We discuss everything swimmingly MEANWHILE they talk about Scarlet Johannsen making a new Tower of Terror movie. All that here on the Fantasy Faire. Stay Magical Everyone!

IN THIS FULLY STACKED, FULLY PANELED EPISODE....Kyle Lira, Alexys Moreno, Alexis Soto and David Moreno talk Cruella! Review with spoilers and all. And then they later discuss all that has come out in the newly unveiled Avengers Campus.

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle and Alexys go over Disneyland Resort Re-opening. Then they discuss the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe trailers for Shang Chi: Legend of the Ten Rings and Loki. And Finally, now that it's done, a Falcon and the Winter Soldier review. All right here on the Most Magical Podcast on Earth!

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle, Alexis and Alexys discuss the new Disneyland Forward project, REAL LIGHTSABERS, then what will be opening when Disneyland Resort opens its gates. Then some light news here and there. All right here on The Fantasy Faire!

Continuing with March's Women's month we run on the conversation with a new series discussing the Women of Disney, FIRST we talk about Disney Legends Harriet Burns and Mary Blair and their impact.

ON THIS EPISODE Kyle, Alexys, and Alexis review WandaVision and Raya and the Last Dragon.

ON THIS EPISODE...Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno discuss The ShortCircuit short-films done by the Disney Studios. Meanwhile...please give our hosts coffee. You'll see why.

ON THIS EPISODE....Kyle, David and Alexis talk about some Disney Plus dates, the S.E.A series coming to Disney Plus. Then they talk about the limited DCA opening, LUCA and Cruella.

Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno are back with a review of "Inside Pixar" on DisneyPlus

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Kyle Lira returns with Alexis Soto to go over some of the latest Disneyland rumors and the new "WandaVision" series.

IN THIS EPISODE Kyle Lira, Alexys Moreno and David Moreno go over in the first Fantasy Faire episode of 2021 Pixar's Soul then later discuss The Mandalorian Season 2.

Kyle Lira, Alexys Moreno and Alexis Soto are back to recap all of the new Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and Disney Animation projects coming to Disney Plus in 2021 as announced the Disney Investor Presentation.

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Peter and Alexis review the latest from director Martin Scorsese, the new Netflix film "The Irishman." Later on, an overview of the disastrous press tour for the upcoming "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker."Since we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker."

David Francisco is back with Alexis to discuss more on "Knives Out," JoJo Rabbit," "Frozen II," "Good Boys," "Ford V. Ferrari," "Klaus," "E.T. A Holiday Reunion," "Zombieland: Double Tap," "Abominable," and "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood."Since we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker."

Peter, Kyle and Alexis review the films: "JoJo Rabbit" and "Knives Out."0:00-6:30/Opening Intro6:31-1:05:33/JoJo Rabbit Movie Review1:05:34-2:04:53/Knives Out Movie Review2:04:53-2:11:21/Closing AnnouncementsSince we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker." The Fantasy Faire team will also be covering new episodes of "The Mandalorian" week to week.

Peter Martinez and Alexis Soto return for the third installment of the Scorsese files where we look back at the career of Martin Scorsese in preparation for the upcoming film, "The Irishman." The films covered in this episode are: "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Silence," "Shutter Island," and "Hugo."0:00-6:50/Introduction6:52-28:29/The Wolf of Wall Street28:32-45:55/Shutter Island46:00-1:17:00/Silence1:17:02-1:49:53/Hugo1:49:54-1:54:28/Closing AnnouncementsSince we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.Our next episode is the 200th podcast of Red Spotlight Entertainmentdropping on Thanksgiving Day!Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker." The Fantasy Faire team will also be covering new episodes of "The Mandalorian" week to week.

Peter Martinez and Alexis Soto return for the second installment of the Scorsese files where we look back at the career of Martin Scorsese in preparation for the upcoming film, "The Irishman." The films covered in this episode are: "Goodfellas," "Casino," "Gangs of New York," and "The Departed."0:00-13:20/Introduction13:24-41:49/Gangs of New York41:53-1:05:20/The Departed1:05:32-1:28:35/Casino1:28:57-1:47:15/Goodfellas1:47:20-1:56:12/Closing AnnouncementsSince we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.In our next episode Peter and Alexis will discuss: "Shutter Island," "Hugo," "The Wolf of Wall Street," and "Silence," in the third installment of our Scorsese files.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker." The Fantasy Faire team will also be covering new episodes of "The Mandalorian" week to week.account_box

Peter Martinez and Alexis Soto return with another movie review of "Doctor Sleep," directed by Mike Flanagan and starring Ewan McGregor, the sequel to Stephen King's and Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining."Since we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.In our next episode Peter and Alexis will discuss: "Goodfellas," "Casino," "Gangs of New York," and "The Departed," in the second installment of our Scorsese files.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker." The Fantasy Faire team will also be covering new episodes of "The Mandalorian" week to week.

Peter Martinez and Alexis Soto return with another movie review of "Doctor Sleep," directed by Mike Flanagan and starring Ewan McGregor, the sequel to Stephen King's and Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining."Since we're dropping more and more content this month our release schedule has shifted slightly, in addition to episodes dropping every Sunday, be sure to look out for new installments of the show being released on Thursdays as well.In our next episode Peter and Alexis will discuss: "Goodfellas," "Casino," "Gangs of New York," and "The Departed," in the second installment of our Scorsese files.Check out our friends Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno on the Fantasy Faire podcast and their current "Light-speed to Nine!" series recapping every thing Star Wars leading up to "The Rise of Skywalker." The Fantasy Faire team will also be covering new episodes of "The Mandalorian" week to week.

Hello Listeners! Welcome to Bond and Beyond: A Red Spotlight Entertainment James Bond Podcast. Im Kyle Lira of Red Spotlight Entertainment and the Fantasy Faire. Now, if you listen to those shows then you know I love James Bond and howoften I reference the series. Well, to further fuel my Bondian obsession I created a new show. In comes Bond and Beyond.....

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This week Alexis Peter and Francisco review The Nun and The Predator. Other news is discussed like Henry Cavill leaving Superman, Captain Marvels budget Damian Chazelle American Flag controversy, Venom box office tracking and more Red Spotlight Podcast every Sunday and sometimes Thursdays and catch The Fantasy Faire with Kyle Lira and Alexys Moreno every Monday and Friday

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