Podcasts about george romero's martin

This time, we're presenting the live show that we did on Livestream for the Cure 5 with our special guest, Doctor Wolfula. Livestream for the Cure is a yearly event in which indie podcasts from around the globe band together for a weekend of live shows in order to entertain and receive donations for cancer research. On this episode, we cover George A. Romero's Martin, an original take on the vampire genre from a creator mostly known for his work with the "living dead." Doctor Wolfula returns this episode to help us out and Nick (Mr. Nikoli's Kitchen, Epic Film Guys) returns as well. Nick is the driving force behind Livestream for The Cure every year. If you like what you hear, make sure to visit the Someone's Favorite Movie archives to hear Randy and Nick dissect Stephen King's The Stand (1994) and the interview that Tom and Randy did with Doctor Wolfula earlier this year.   Visit Doctor Wolfula's brilliant horror movie reviews: youtube.com/doctorwolfula   Give Nick some love: https://nikoliskitchen.podbean.com/  

Drew and Travis tap the veins of George A. Romero’s Martin on the last episode of Unconventional Vampires Month! TIMESTAMPS 00:00:14 - Greeting and Calls to Action 00:01:42 - Martin 00:51:00 - The Shelf 00:59:03 - Currently Consuming 01:08:56 - End SHOW LINKS Black Swan Maniac (2013) The Dead Center Rick and Morty Season 4

On tonight's episode your horror hosts "Chainsaw Paul" and "Wolfman Memo" take another look at some undead bloodsucker flicks with 2010's "Lost Boys: The Thirst" and George A. Romero's 1977 classic "Martin". Also the guys had the chance to watch a film before its release and give you a spoiler free reveiw of the upcoming "MSTK: My Soul To Keep" a family friendly fright fest from director Ajmal Zaheer Ahmad.

It is (was?) Friday the 13th on tonight's episode of Recluse Horror! In the episode, now that all bets are off as far as The Recluse's rules about which movies she can watch for this project, Sam and Rec rewatch one of the best movies they saw all year, George Romero's Martin, a rare vampire movie from the master of zombie horror.The movies discussed were:Martin (1978)Music was "Resolute" by The Recluse.You can find Recluse Horror on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and wherever lady-creep web spiders can be found.You can email questions and comments to RecluseHorror@gmail.com.

Movie producer Charles K. Feldman (A Streetcar Named Desire, What's New Pussycat?) was in a bind with the rights to the first James Bond novel, Ian Fleming's Casino Royale.  Albert Broccoli, Howard Saltzman and Eon Productions had beat him to the punch, releasing four successful Bond films with star Sean Connery, and using many of Casino Royale's best set pieces.  Feldman felt the only feasible way to approach the story was in a psychedelic, satiric direction, hiring five directors and a who's who of sixties movie stars to blow up and blow out the James Bond story to epically wacky proportions.  David Niven, Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, Deborah Kerr, Woody Allen, Orson Welles, Joanna Petit, John Huston and Barbara Bouchet star.   Dan and Vicky have fun trying to make sense of this very odd addition to the James Bond legacy.  They also talk about a car accident and FaceTime affecting their Mother's Day plans, Dan getting cast in the new web series "West 40s" and Dan's surprise phone conversation with a Casino Royale star!   Recently seen includes discussions of older films like Scorsese's King of Comedy and After Hours, Woody Allen's Manhattan, 1942's Mrs. Miniver, and George Romero's Martin and newer films like Paul Verhoeven's Elle, Snatched, and Guardians of the Galaxy 2.  TV talk includes Master of None, Kimmy Schmidt and Great News.   Hot Date 52 gives you that Look of Love with 1967's Casino Royale.  Take a listen and give us some feedback.  

Today Ken welcomes actor Stuart Pankin (Dinosaurs, Not Necessarily The News, Second Sight) to the show. Ken and Stuart discuss holding your own microphone, being a quintessential sitcom guest star, growing up in Philly, Mel Torme', Night Court, not being enough of a you type to get a part calling for a you type, Scavenger Hunt, Winky Dink, Romper Room, appearing on Howdy Doody, Free to be You and Me with Marlo Thomas, Dinosaurs, Jim Henson, Barney Miller, warm up comedians, Not Necessarily The News, Conan O'Brien's first job, HBO, No Soap Radio, The San Pedro Beach Bums, Love at Stake, Dearly Departed, SCTV, Joe Flaherty, the power of no, Vaudeville to Burlesque to Radio to Television, Milton Berle, Dinah Shore, hating Roasts, hateful comedy, loving horror, the mechanics of comedy, Dawn of the Dead, John Amplas, George Romero's Martin, Tremors, 50s Monster Movie Matinees, the creative seeds planted by limitations, Stuart as the interviewer, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Mad Men, Phil Silvers, Sid Caesar, playing poker with comedy greats, a world without movie stars, Dee Wallace, Eddie Albert, having a good lead in, remote controls, Second Sight, Boston, the writer's strike, Fatal Attraction, parody songs, actors five people inside them, and the pros and cons of being a specific character actor.

Director John Ford hadn't seen the film Red Dust when he agreed to direct its 1953 remake Mogambo but was intrigued by the challenge of bringing his skills with filming the wide open spaces of the American West to the African serengeti.  For his male lead he chose Clark Gable, in desperate need of a hit in his middle age. Ava Gardner, who brought along contentious boyfriend Frank Sinatra to the African location shoot, and Grace Kelly, rumored to have started a torrid affair with Gable, played the love interests.   Besides discussing the steamy and wild Mogambo and some of the backstage tensions that informed it, our Hot Date hosts catch us up on their recently seen. Vicky gives her thoughts on The Seven Samurai, Manchester by the Sea, Collateral Beauty, the doc Harmontown and her new blu-ray of A Hard Day's Night. Dan talks about George Romero's Martin, Cold in July, Prometheus, and 1971's Kiss of the Tarantula.  Their chat also leads them to the passing of Carrie Fisher and George Michael and the music and world events of October 1953.  A three way with Clark Gable, Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly in the African jungle! 1953's Mogambo is on Hot Date.  Leave us some feedback. 

On episode 9 of Shock Waves, join your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane and Rebekah McKendry as they chat about the latest horrors! All 3 hosts are currently watching the Netflix original series STRANGER THINGS. Rob and Elric give their thoughts on the controversial new GHOSTBUSTERS remake. Rob talks about JUST DESSERTS: THE MAKING OF CREEPSHOW Blu-Ray release. And Elric reports back on a slew of movies including POLTERGEIST III, LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET, the black and white version of THE MIST, George Romero's MARTIN and much more. Then the gang welcomes on producer and former president of FEARnet Peter Block! We get to hear about Block's humble beginnings in marketing before switching into acquisitions and advocating movies such as HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES, CABIN FEVER and OPEN WATER for Lionsgate. We delve into how SAW came across his desk and became the successful franchise it became, and get into the rise and fall of the beloved cable network FEARnet. Kick back and enjoy this lengthy, educational conversation with one of Hollywood's greatest producers.

In this episode, the fourth in the five-part FREAK'S CHOICE, we join Shawn Engel, Chris Honeywell, Luke Jaconetti,Chris Tyler and Jason Jaconetti for a look at George Romero's MARTIN! It's a teenage (maybe) vampire story from the man so famous for FLESH EATING ZOMBIES! It's 70's grit, unusual location and actors and slow pace make this a prime choice for Chris. Is Martin an 80 year old vampire stuck in an ageless body or just simply a teenager with some issues that need tissues? A LOT of tissues. Enough tissues to soak up several quarts of RED, RED BLOOD!Feedback for this show can be sent to: freakvault@gmail.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

In this episode, the fourth in the five-part FREAK'S CHOICE, we join Shawn Engel, Chris Honeywell, Luke Jaconetti,Chris Tyler and Jason Jaconetti for a look at George Romero's MARTIN! It's a teenage (maybe) vampire story from the man so famous for FLESH EATING ZOMBIES! It's 70's grit, unusual location and actors and slow pace make this a prime choice for Chris. Is Martin an 80 year old vampire stuck in an ageless body or just simply a teenager with some issues that need tissues? A LOT of tissues. Enough tissues to soak up several quarts of RED, RED BLOOD!Feedback for this show can be sent to: freakvault@gmail.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

George Romero's Martin is a remarkable vampire film made at the high point of Romero's career. Our special co-host, Edward G. Pettit, is a freelance writer, book reviewer, film presenter, professor and literary provocateur.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 108.2 Rejoin us in The Bastion of Awesomeness for this week's Sofa Theater feature: George Romero's MARTIN. What makes a vampire? And who is to blame when people are driven crazy? Delve into vampirism lore, religious zealots, a misunderstood teen and a deteriorating small town in Philadelphia. Plus One from the Vaults memories from the star of Martin himself - John Amplas!! All that and hatin’ on magicians, phantom ponytail, answering random questions, early movie memories, a new Movie Meltdown trend item and creepy fetishes with gross stories. (Movie Meltdown takes no responsibility for the grossness of Marlena's stories.) Spoiler Alert: There are still many people that haven't seen Martin. If that applies to you - go watch Martin before listening, because we cover lots of spoilers.　 “Would you want your Granddaughter dating Tom Savini?”