Podcasts about humungus

„Reiß eahm die Brust auf und scheiß eahm ins Herz!” Am Arbeitsplatz unseres heutigen Berufs geht es wild zu. Wir sprechen nämlich über die Catcher vom Heumarkt. Ein echtes Wiener Kuriosum! Wir gehen auch zurück in der Zeit und entdecken die starken Männer und Frauen vom Prater. Vielen Dank für die Interviews an Werner Michael Schwarz und Susanne Winkler vom Wien Museum bzw. Prater Museum. Und ein großer Dank geht auch an Humungus, Rosi, Sick Bubblegum, Joe Bravo und den Liesinger Loisl der Wrestling School Austria!

In the pantheon of post-apocalyptic cinema, few films have achieved the iconic status of George Miller's Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. Released in 1981, this Australian action masterpiece solidified Mel Gibson's status as a global star and redefined the genre with its raw, kinetic energy and visionary storytelling. For this week's episode of Born to Watch, we delve deep into why The Road Warrior remains a timeless classic, resonating with audiences over four decades later.Cinematic Brilliance and World-BuildingFrom the opening frames, The Road Warrior immerses viewers in a desolate, dystopian future where civilisation has collapsed and survival is a brutal battle. The film's cinematography, spearheaded by Dean Semler, captures the stark beauty and harshness of the Australian outback, transforming it into a hauntingly plausible post-apocalyptic wasteland. The wide, sweeping shots of barren landscapes contrast with the intense, close-up action sequences, creating a visually compelling narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.George Miller's direction is nothing short of visionary. He crafts a world that is both alien and eerily familiar, where the collapse of society has led to a regression into primitive tribalism. The attention to detail in the set design, costumes, and vehicles helps build a universe that feels lived-in and believable. The modified cars and motorbikes, adorned with spikes and armour, have become iconic symbols of the film, representing the resourcefulness and desperation of the world's inhabitants.Storytelling and ThemesAt its core, The Road Warrior is a story about survival and redemption. Max Rockatansky, portrayed with stoic intensity by Mel Gibson, is a lone wanderer haunted by the loss of his family and former life. Max's journey is one of reluctant heroism; he is initially driven solely by self-preservation but gradually finds a purpose in helping a group of settlers defend their precious fuel supply from a marauding band of savages.The narrative is straightforward yet profound, exploring isolation, community, and the enduring human spirit. The settlers, led by the charismatic Pappagallo (Michael Preston), represent a glimmer of hope and civilisation amidst the chaos. Their struggle to protect their oil refinery from the barbaric Humungus (Kjell Nilsson) and his gang is a microcosm of the fight to preserve humanity's better nature in the face of annihilation.Character Development and PerformancesMel Gibson's portrayal of Max is a masterclass in understated performance. With minimal dialogue, Gibson conveys a depth of emotion through his physicality and expressions. Max is a man of few words, but his actions speak volumes, making him an enigmatic and compelling protagonist. His evolution from a hardened survivor to a reluctant saviour is subtly yet powerfully executed.The film's antagonists are equally memorable. The Humungus, with his menacing presence and grotesque mask, is a formidable villain whose very appearance strikes fear. Vernon Wells, as Wez, the psychotic henchman, delivers a terrifying and mesmerising performance. His raw, unhinged energy epitomises the savage brutality of the film's antagonistic forces.The supporting cast adds depth and variety to the narrative, including the feisty and resourceful Feral Kid (Emil Minty) and the determined Warrior Woman (Virginia Hey). No matter how minor, each character contributes to the film's rich tapestry, making the world feel populated and real.Action and ChoreographyOne of the most celebrated aspects of The Road Warrior is its groundbreaking action sequences. The film is renowned for its spectacular car chases and stunts, which remain some of the most thrilling ever captured on film. The climactic chase scene, in which Max drives a heavily armoured tanker while pursued by Humungus's gang, is a masterclass in action filmmaking. The sequence is meticulously choreographed, combining practical effects, real stunts, and dynamic camera work to create a visceral and exhilarating experience.Miller's decision to use practical effects and real vehicles lends authenticity to the action that CGI-heavy modern films often lack. The stunts are dangerous and daring, performed by skilled stuntmen who risked life and limb to achieve the film's breathtaking sequences. This commitment to practical effects enhances the film's gritty realism and keeps viewers engaged in the high-stakes drama.Cultural Impact and LegacyThe Road Warrior has left an indelible mark on popular culture. Its influence can be seen in countless films, TV shows, and video games that draw inspiration from its post-apocalyptic aesthetic and action-packed narrative. The film's success helped to popularise the genre, paving the way for future dystopian classics.Moreover, The Road Warrior established many tropes synonymous with post-apocalyptic storytelling. The lone antihero, the savage wasteland, the resource wars—these elements have been echoed and reinterpreted in various media, a testament to the film's enduring legacy.The character of Max Rockatansky himself has become a cultural icon, embodying the archetype of the reluctant hero who rises to the occasion. Mel Gibson's portrayal has left a lasting impression, making Max one of cinema's most memorable characters.Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior is a towering achievement in action cinema. Its blend of stunning visuals, relentless action, and poignant storytelling creates a film that is as emotionally resonant as it is thrilling. George Miller's visionary direction, outstanding performances, and groundbreaking stunts have cemented the film's place in cinematic history.For the Born to Watch podcast team, The Road Warrior is not just a movie but a benchmark of filmmaking excellence. Its impact on the genre and popular culture is undeniable, and its themes of survival, community, and redemption continue to resonate with audiences today. As we revisit this classic, we're reminded of the power of cinema to transport, inspire, and entertain. So, buckle up and join us on this high-octane journey through the wastelands – because in the world of Mad Max, the road is as unforgiving as it is exhilarating.

Send us a Text Message.On our 83rd episode of Fabulous Film & Friends we're driving headfirst into the maelstrom as we discuss ALL of director George Miller's post-apocalyptic Mad Max movies including the newly released Furiosa. What's that you say? Didn't you just review The Road Warrior on your recent Australian Apocalypse podcast? True enough! But! We glossed over an important ingredient in the film's success and we're going to make amends as we break down all the  Mad Maxes.  I'm joined this week by my kid sister, the renowned English lit snob and biker movie enthusiast Roseanne Caputi and returning to the program after a year-long spell are both author and hypnotherapist Joe Field and erstwhile photographer, musician, podcaster and now website owner Kendrick WrightThe synopses: Mad Max is set “a few years” into the future where society is breaking down and car and motorcycle gangs rule the road striking fear into the hearts of ordinary schmoes just trying to survive.  Main Force Patrol officer Max Rockatansky  has everything ]  taken from him, when his wife and kid are killed by the evil Toecutter and a soul-crushed Max becomes a one-man killing force, The Road Warrior/Mad Max 2  raises the stakes of its predecessor, and calls out the societal issue as a great war between two tribes and picks up the story with Max travelling the barren, hellish, post-apocalyptic highways and stumbling upon an evil road gang led by a brute named Lord Humungus. Humungus is hellbent on invading a compound belonging to a group of  civilized and intelligent settlers who have built an oasis around the last of the oil wells and have running lights and supplies. Losing numbers and their morale under the constant attacks of Humungus, the settlers hatch a plan to escape the vermin on wheels and flee to the coast with their oil in tow. With the help of Max and a pilot called the Gyro Captain, the settlers are given a chance to survive and a little notion called hope. “ In Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Max, now a full-fledged nomadic warrior, has all his possessions stolen and in trying to track them down, finds a sleazy desert trading post called Bartertown. Max strikes a bargain with the town's ruler Aunty Entity in order to regain his possessions.  When Max refuses to kill a simple man, he is sent out into the desert to die but is saved by a tribe of kids looking for a hero.  Mad Max: Fury Road finds Max imprisoned in a rock fortress called the Citadel and forced into being a blood supplier for the sickly War Boys of the cult warlord leader Immortan Joe. When Joe's chief transportation lieutenant Imperator Furiosa betrays Joe and smuggles his wives from Joe's harem to bring them to the safety of the Green Place, Joe's Army and the armies of the neighboring Bullet Town and Gas Town give a desperate chase to get Joe's wives back. During the chaos, Max escapes captivity and forms an uneasy alliance with Furiosa as the two hurtle down Fury Road in an epic chase for their lives and the future of civilization. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga –  a franchise first prequel and continuity driven story of Young Furiosa, how she lost  her mother, her true love and her arm at the hands of the demagogue Dr. Dementus, a cruel rabble rouser who starts a wasteland war with Immortatan Joe and the leaders of the of Bulletown and Gas Town.    

The one and only LARD HUMUNGUS joins the gang to share stories of his time in the circus, celeb encoutners, and watching a lion pee in a guys mouth! Watch the video here! Stay In School LARD Support the pod

“He looks exactly like Jason Voorhees if he did wrestling and pornography” - Eric on The Lord Humungus On this month's We Love Movies, we're chatting about George Miller's 1981 action masterpiece, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior! Is this one of the greatest viewing experiences in cinema? How totally unhinged is all this action and stunt choreography? What was the crossbow budget on this movie? Is this one of the best— HALT RIGHT THERE AND PLEDGE FEALTY TO THE LORD HUMUNGUS! Or, um, this episode is for subscribers only! To access the full show and avoid Humungus's wrath, sign up for our Patreon today! You'll instantly unlock this show, along with countless hours of exclusive WHM-related content you can't get anywhere else, including syncable commentaries, the Star Wars Gleep Glossary, MELR0210 & more!

This week on Fabulous Film and Friends we are pointing our compasses southward to the land of doom and gloom:Australia! Don't be fooled by the likes of Paul Hogan, Yahoo Serious and Thor, underneath that loopy, whimsical Australian charm, lies an unparalleled grim and sober yet prophetic outlook about life on Earth as evidenced by 1971's Walkabout directed by Nicholas Roeg, though full disclosure: he's an Englishman who shepherded Jenny Agutter, Luc Roeg, David Gulpilil and John Meillion to cinematic prominence, then 1982's The Road Warrior aka Mad Max 2 directed by George Miller and starring Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence, Kjell Nillson, Max Phipps, Vernon Wells, Mike Preston, Arkie Whitely, Viginia Hey and Emil Minty then topped off with The Road directed by Australian native John Hillcoat and starring Viggo Mortenson, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Charlize Theron, Garrett Dillahunt, the late Michael Kenneth Williams, Guy Pearce  and Robert Duvall.  My guests today are once again the series regulars who have both the stomach and gloomy disposition to take solace in rewatching these films back-to-back-to-back, Roseanne Caputi and Alex Robertson.Okay before we go on a walkabout of our own, the synopses: In Walkabout, a perfectly ordinary pair of upper-class English siblings get lost in the Australian outback after their father takes them for a picnic then tries to murder them. They look to be perfect candidates for either heat stroke and/or vulture food until they are rescued by a young Aboriginal teen out on his Walkabout.  The Road Warrior/Mad Max 2  raises the stakes of the original Mad Max and picks up the story with ex cop Max Rockatansky travelling the barren, hellish, post-apocalyptic highways and stumbling upon an evil road gang led by a brute named Lord Humungus. Humungus is hellbent on invading a compound belonging to a group of  civilized and intelligent settlers who have built an oasis around the last of the oil wells and have running lights and supplies. Losing numbers and their morale under the constant attacks of Humungus, the settlers hatch a plan to escape the vermin on wheels and flee to the coast with their oil in tow. With the help of Max and a pilot called the Gyro Captain, the settlers are given a slim chance to survive.  In The Road a Man risks all to protect his Boy and teach him survival skills in another bleak and nightmarish future where all plant and animal life is gone and the dominant humans subsist through murder and cannibalism.    Which film is king of the outback/queen of the end times?Find out!

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This week, we are excited to be joined by visual artist and extraterrestrial Lard Humungus. We talk about Obama's sexuality, selling merch, hot marge Simpson, drawing every day, and the new Ninja Turtles movie. Also freestyles! If you would like to support the show, and get early access to episodes plus bonuses, sign up at www.patreon.com/domewithbamfomania For all things Lard Humungus : https://linktr.ee/lardhumungus Instagram: Lard Humungus : https://www.instagram.com/lardhumungus/ Dave IG : https://www.instagram.com/sultansatire/ Alex IG: https://www.instagram.com/bubbawhyy/

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Hang on to your dingos. This post-apocalyptic action classic set a standard for high speed chases, amazing stunt work,  and ass-less leather chaps.  Mel talks 16 times and there's a lord Humungus among us.  And to make it even better, America's sweetheart @mollsmusings is in the studio this week!

In the future, cities will become deserts, and roads will become battlefields, but at least we will still have podcasts! We continue our Mad Max franchise review by watching what some call the greatest dystopian action film ever made, Max Mad 2: The Road Warrior.  Quick Facts Directed by George Miller Screenplay by Terry Hayes, George Miller, and Brian Hannant  Based on Characters by George Miller and Byron Kennedy Distributed by Roadshow Film Distributors Released: 24 December 1981 (Australia) Budget: $4.5 million Box office: $36 million (US) Starring Mel Gibson as "Mad" Max Rockatansky, a former member of the Australian Highway patrol Bruce Spence as The Gyro Captain Mike Preston as Pappagallo, the ideological leader of a group of settlers Vernon Wells as Wez, a mohawked, leather-clad biker who serves as Humungus' lieutenant Kjell Nilsson as The Humungus, the violent yet charismatic and articulate leader of a "vicious gang of post-holocaust, motorcycle-riding vandals Emil Minty as The Feral Kid, an eight-year-old boy who lives in the wasteland near the oil refinery Virginia Hey as Warrior Woman, a settler who initially distrusts Max. How to find Analog Jones Discuss these movies and more on our Facebook page. You can also listen to us on iTunes, iHeartRADIO, Podbean, and Youtube! Please email us at analogjonestof@gmail.com with any comments or questions!

Sat, 17 Sep 2022 03:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/365-sportwoche-podcast-s202 37c06f0a86e07acd47f786ae40ec55b8 Nach dem angsteinflössenden Humungus kam nun auch WUW-Kollegin Betty Boa zu mir ins Studio und ich sprach mit dem Wrestling-Rookie über Vorbilder wie Sasha Banks, Rhia Ripley oder Ronda Rousey. Und ist sie vielleicht sogar eine Verwandte von Jake The Snake Roberts? Vom Aussehen her schwingt beim aktuellen Look der Gestaltenwandlerin auch ein wenig David Bowie mit. Ihren Kampfstil beschreibt sie als technisch und animalisch, der Finisher ist der Boa-Hold, der mit Actionfiguren von John Morrisson und Kurt Angle demonstriert wird, da bin ich nochmal davongekommen. Was es mit G.L.O.W., Nova Rock, den Phllippinen, Diotima, Ricky Sky, Alexis Lee und Fan-Zeugs auf sich hat, erfährt man ebenfalls. Diese Folge entstand in Kooperation mit Indegoschn ( http://www.indegoschn.at ) . Betty Boa Bilder, ein bissl Bowie : https://photaq.com/page/index/4066 Betty Boa auf Insta: https://www.instagram.com/bettyboawuw/ Folge mit Humungus: https://sportgeschichte.at/2022/09/03/sportwoche_podcast_s122_humungus_der_wrestling_und_essling_zu_wressling_mixt https://www.weberknecht.net/events/wuw-undergrund-wrestling/ About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte un d das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/christian-drastil-wiener-börse-sport-musik-und-mehr-my -life/id1484919130 . 365 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Sat, 03 Sep 2022 03:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/343-sportwoche-podcast-s122 584bf48a89ac8af556bbd8ed78268527 Humungus ist österreichischer Wrestling-Veranstalter bzw. (mittlerweile) Teilzeit-Catcher und wollte den Podcast-Host im Vorspann der Folge verhauen. Heute, am 3. September 2022, tritt er mit seinen wilden Frauen und Männern der WUW in Neu-Essling auf, Einlass 15 Uhr, Eintritt frei. Eingetreten werden sicher auch die einen oder anderen Materialien. Der 5194. der Genickbruch.com-Weltrangliste spricht im Podcast über den eingangs erwähnten Event, den Lord Humungus aus Mad Max II, die Road Warriors, Andre the Giant, diverse Klone, den Heumarkt, Sick Bubblegum, den Liesinger Loisl und auch Dolly Buster. Im Mittelpunkt stehen natürlich WUW und WSA. Nicht vergessen: Wrestling und Essling = Wressling. WUW-Wrestling am 3.9. in Neu Essling, Eintritt frei: https://www.facebook.com/events/717874809268331 Diese Folge in Kooperation mit Indegoschn ( http://www.indegoschn.at ) und dem Stadtteilmagazin für Essling ( https://treffpunktessling.at/stadtteilmagazin ) About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte un d das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil omm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/christian-drastil-wiener-börse-sport-musik-und-mehr-my -life/id1484919130 . 343 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Thu, 25 Aug 2022 11:08:35 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/332-wiener-borse-plausch-s2100 fa6db044ac7060e729b3569554fd8068 Die Wiener Börse Pläusche sind ein Podcastprojekt von Christian Drastil Comm. Unter dem Motto „Market & Me“ berichtet Christian Drastil über das Tagesgeschehen an der Wiener Börse. In Folge S2/100 gibt es ein Danke an Gregor Rosinger, der mit dem Rosgix auf High ist und zum 100er spontan einen 100er einwirft. Er war unser 1. Supporter in Season. Die Geldspende erinnert mich an das Heumarkt-Wrestling früher, da gab es immer wieder Geldspenden an die Catcher zwischendurch. Also gerne kann man es Herrn Rosinger nachmachen. Nächste Woche habe ich unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at/sportwochepodcast den Wrestler und Veranstalter Humungus zu Gast, er macht ein Eintritt frei-Event in Neu-Essling, hoffentlich gibt er gemäss des Mottos unserer Website http://www.indegoschn.at keine in de Goschn. Ach ja: Gratulation dem Verbund zum 4. All-time-High heuer, heute könnte gleich das nächste folgen. Bei der S Immo gibt es nun auch einen Short, aber ich glaube, das hängt mit Neutralisierung der Position zusammen, Aktie bleibt long, der Short gleicht das aus, verkauft wird dann bei Index-Aus, so meine Vermutung. Und es ist auch ein Immo-Tag: UBM, Immofinanz und CA Immo reporten. Vormittagsgewinner ist Marinomed mit guten Zahlen und Wohlfühl-Umgebung. WUW-Wrestling am 3.9. in Neu Essling, Eintritt frei: https://www.facebook.com/events/717874809268331 http://www.indegoschn.at . Die 2022er-Folgen vom Wiener Börse Plausch sind präsentiert von Wienerberger, CEO HeimoScheuch hat sich im Q4 ebenfalls unter die Podcaster gemischt: https://open.spotify.com/show/5D4Gz8bpAYNAI6tg7H695E . Co-Presenter im August ist boersenwerte https://www.boersenbrief.at , da werden wir im Monatsverlauf einiges bringen. Der Theme-Song, der eigentlich schon aus dem Jänner stammt und spontan von der Rosinger Group supportet wurde: Sound & Lyrics unter http://www.boersenradio.at/page/podcast/2734 . Risikohinweis: Die hier veröffentlichten Gedanken sind weder als Empfehlung noch als ein Angebot oder eine Aufforderung zum An- oder Verkauf von Finanzinstrumenten zu verstehen und sollen auch nicht so verstanden werden. Sie stellen lediglich die persönliche Meinung der Podcastmacher dar. Der Handel mit Finanzprodukt en unterliegt einem Risiko. Sie können Ihr eingesetztes Kapital verlieren. Und: Bewertungen bei Apple (oder auch Spotify) machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/christian-drastil-wiener-börse-sport-musik-und-mehr-my-life/id1484919130 . 332 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

Greetings from the Humungus... the Lord Humungus, the warrior of the wasteland, the ayatollah of rock'n'rolla!

Sat, 02 Jul 2022 05:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/254-sportwoche-podcast-s113 0ef37dbdf466d87eb1b0651120b9f977 Börsen Kurier Kollege Rudolf Preyer ist zwar nicht unser rudi@boersenradio.at (einige Leute hatten gefragt) ich kooperiere mit ihm aber im Wrestling-Bereich (Stichwort „Indegoschn“) und möchte ein Buch in seinem Heftiger-Verlag herausgeben. Im Podcast geht es vor allem um Wrestling in Österreich, zb Anfang Juli im Prater, irgendwie kommen wir da auch auf Cory und Carrie und Iso und Spritzwein. Weiters geht es natürlich um die grossen Österreicher von Heumarkt bis Prater: Schurl Blemenschütz, Franz Orlik, Otto Wanz, Michi Kovac, Dennis „Dan Main“ Zinner, Humungus und natürlich WWE-Star Gunther. Und dann sprechen wir auch noch über Bücher. Erwähnt werden: Rudolf Preyer | Verlag Antaios: https://antaios.de/rudolf-preyer/ http://www.indegoschn.at http://indegoschn.myspreadshop.at Edition Heftiger: https://www.heftiger.at https://www.heftiger.at/online-shop/ Wrestling Prater Catchen: https://www.pratercatchen.at Cory und Carrie sind „Der Schanigarten“ https://der-schanigarten.podigee.io About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte und das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)" und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Dank geht an den Sponsor der Juni-Folgen: Uniqa. 254 full no Christian Drastil Comm.

"Waterworld" depicts a post-flood dystopia of psychos on jet skis and Kevin Costner with gills.  John DeVore, celebrated writer for "Humungus" joins to discuss its deeper meaning, and how it's ultimately a Western--only wetter.

Join us in Part One as we do a very excited deep dive into the cult classic and iconic movies Mad Max and Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior). Luke is strangely attracted to the Golden Youth and Big Waz is born to play Humungus.

Its not our biggest episode, but certainly our biggest character - the Lord Humungus this time.

Its not our biggest episode, but certainly our biggest character - the Lord Humungus this time.

Poco a poco, arrastrándonos por el páramo, con o sin salvoconducto honorable (Humungus dixit) vuelven los contertulios al Refugio 113, un año más, y van siete, para hablar de este nuevo E3, el digital, el que vemos todos en tiempo real desde casita con el pipboy y las latas de cukacola. ¿Qué mejor manera de comenzar nueva temporada?

In the 3rd chapter of our retrospective on THE ROAD WARRIOR (aka MAD MAX 2) John and Kevin talk dingo howls, Max's heroic humanity, Gyro Captain's horndog status, Humungus's lineage, Mel the movie star, and debate the background of the Curmudgeon. This episode covers 35:55 - 53:35; refinery deliberations, Max strikes a deal, a nighttime escape, Max reunites with the Gyro Captain, Max runs the gauntlet, and the stalemate continues.

In the 3rd chapter of our retrospective on THE ROAD WARRIOR (aka MAD MAX 2) John and Kevin talk dingo howls, Max's heroic humanity, Gyro Captain's horndog status, Humungus's lineage, Mel the movie star, and debate the background of the Curmudgeon. This episode covers 35:55 - 53:35; refinery deliberations, Max strikes a deal, a nighttime escape, Max reunites with the Gyro Captain, Max runs the gauntlet, and the stalemate continues.

Friends From Film School Podcast EP 57: Classic Movie Night: Mad Max - The Road Warrior (1981) After a not so stellar review of the original 1979 Mad Max, we decided to give the series a second chance and watch the the 1981 follow up Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. Directed by George Miller and starring a now superstar Mel Gibson, this sequel follows Max as he drives the post-apocalyptic highways of the Australian outback, fending off attacks from nomadic tribes that prey on outsiders. But the plot ultimately is Max falling into an encampment, scheming to steal their oil, but then becoming the group's reluctant defender against the hulking Humungus and his ruthless marauders. Join us as we break down this action packed sequel in this week's episode of FFFS! If you liked what you heard, support Friends From Film School on PATREON! Sign up today to help us to continue making this show and also get exclusive FFFS Patreon Bonus Content such as the FFFS Movie Night episodes! PATREON | https://www.patreon.com/friendsfromfilmschool Listeners have described our podcast as one of the best filmmaking podcasts for movie lovers! Thanks for listening to our Indie Film Podcast! Don't forget to subscribe! FOLLOW US: Facebook: http://bit.ly/SBF_Facebook Instagram: http://bit.ly/SBF_Insta Twitter: http://bit.ly/SBF_Twitter SUPPORT US: Merch: http://bit.ly/SBF_Merch --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sozo-bear-films/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sozo-bear-films/support

Beer, Nachos, & Blowouts! You think the “Big Game”, we think Super Superman Bowl! KMac & Yek have dawned their beer can straw hats and giant Krytponian foam fingers to breakdown Supes 5 best fights of all time per clickbait sites. Crack open a can & get a ring side seat: Yek: “What about Doomsday?”KMac: “Oh, there they go! There they go! Every time I start talking about Superman, a Batman fan gotta pull Doomsday outta their @$$! That's they one! That's they one! Doomsday! Doomsday! Lemme tell you something once & for all! Doomsday was good, but compared to Superman, Doomsday ain't s***!Yek: “He beat Superman's @$$!”Superman vs Doomsday - Superman #74-75 (1992) Doomsday crashes to earth all Steampunk, plows through crap JLA (“Bloodwynd!”, KMac), transforms to all Road Warrior vibing Humungus, makes Guy Gardner’s face all puffy, & beats Supes to a pulp dying in each other sweet, sweet loving embrace.Winner: Doomsday Superman vs Batman - Batman The Dark Knight Returns #4 (1986)We all know this one. Old man Batman outsmarts and bashes Ma & Pa Kent’s boy into the Gotham dirt. How come it’s so easy to clean up Crime Alley? How did Supes Vs. Batman include this fight, the Doomsday fight, & Wonder Woman then turn out that s*** celluloid?Winner: BatmanSuperman vs Darkseid - Superman/Batman #13 (2004)Doomsday all kills new Supergirl, Supes gets all #sadfaced, & then trashes Darkseid from the Kansas windows to the Source Walls. To blood drip down Darkseid’s palls? Winner: SupesSuperman(s) Vs. Superboy (Prime) - Infinite Crisis #6-7 (2006)Superboy gets #emo & proceeds to whale on the whole DC Universe. KMac, “Damn, he punched that guy into blood mist!”. 2 Supermen, the whole GL Corps with squished face Guy Gardner, & everyone else who can fly, presumably Bloodwynd included, are needed to slow down #angsty Superboy. Winner: SuperboySuperman Vs. Ali - Superman Vs. Muhammad Ali (1978) Aliens, the Scrubbs, come to earth to inspire great songs by TLC & get earth’s greatest champions to fight. Ali teaches Supes the sweet science, but it does no good when Ali typewriter punches him so hard stardust Jor-El feels it. Winner: Ali Beers:KMAC: Apocalypse Party Club, Wild Mind Ales, Minneapolis, MN Style: Smoothie-style Sour Ale, 4.5% ABVRating: Superboy punching through Doom Patrolers punch tasty.Yek: Tall, Dark, & Handsome, Brookeville Beer Farm, Brookeville, MDStyle: Schwarzbier, 6.28% ABVRating: Muhammed Ali, the greatest tall, dark, and handsome, KOing Kal-El.

Tread Perilously's New Class continues with a final season episode of Dawson's Creek called "Lovelines." When Jen successfully books Loveline hosts Dr. Drew Pinsky and Adam Carollla for a college show, Audrey gets excited to meet Dr. Drew. Jen, meanwhile, gets stressed out and breaks up with C.J. (Jensen Ackles!). Across the dorm room, Joey's trust issues with Eddie leave him believing she is repulsed by his touch ... which is a totally reasonable guess on this occasion. Finally, Jack wonders if his boyfriend is flirting with a dude who's clearly looking for a threesome. Will the incredibly questionable advice of Dr. Drew and Adam help these couples resolve their problems? Oh, also, where's Dawson? Justin's daughter discovers Pokemon. Erik's 20+ year dislike of Dawson's Creek is reaffirmed. The pair differ on The Faculty while launching into a discussion of the reference-laden dialogue favored by Dawson's creator Kevin Williamson and the sound of video store nerds from the 1990s. They also reminisce about Loveline's formative years in the Los Angeles radio market. Justin theorizes Eddie would sell Joey to the Humungus if given the chance. Erik and Justin create the Supernatural spinoff that would have found success and stumble into another of the Batman's many crimes.

Tread Perilously closes out the year with a special Lifetime TV Movie event: Blue-Eyed Butcher. Based on actual events: Susan Wright is a young, blue-eyed woman with seemingly everything going for her. So what would compel her to murder her husband and bury him near the fountain he never finished installing? To the local DA, the motive is a life insurance payout. To Susan, the reason is years of mental and physical abuse. But who is telling the truth here or are we in a version of Rashomon as only the Lifetime Network could tell it? And if the film is based on actual events, did the DA in the case really wheel the bloody mattress into the courtroom? Tread Perilously: Special Review Unit Captain Charlie Wright joins Erik and Justin for a spirited discussion of the film. Charlie is convinced her last name mattered to the proceedings. Justin tries to point out the Lifetime tropes being subverted in the movie. Erik recalls his days copy editing home video packaging for Lifetime. All three get lost in Texas geography. Justin Bruening's filmography is examined. The Humungus is re-imagined as a Texas mayor. Justin finally decides Susan -- at least in the movie -- is lying and Charlie makes a pitch to become a Lifetime Wedding Planner.

"Greetings from The Humungus! The Lord Humungus! The Warrior of the Wasteland! The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla!"

Hey there, kids! Welcome to a brand new "A Mediocre Time with Tom and Dan" and thanks so much for taking the time to consume a little part of us! No seriously. It really means a lot! We know that the world is swirling with tons of strange and sad BS out there, and it makes us happy to hopefully make you forget a little bit about all of that which shall not be mentioned.  On this week's show: * Chungus origin * Humungus chungus * Grift truck- anxiety machine * Raccoon in a box kid * Ross' news * Putting out fires with Bud Light * Polar bear vs hippo * Toni Rodriguez apparel line: Stay Young SB  * Tom almost got Toni fired * BDM got his hat stolen from a neighbor * Altoid panties ... With that note, and I know that we haven't mentioned it at all, but thanks to all of you who voted us the best podcast in Orlando during the Orlando Weekly "Best Of Orlando" awards. This is like the 6th or 7th year that we've taken home the award for "Best Podcast" and it's always an honor and cool to be mentioned. During the years that we've been included in these awards, we have taken home almost every prize - from "Best Kept Secret" to the time that I won "Best Local Big Shot" in 2015. The bottom line is that we have done it all. (We've even beat out folks who claimed that they had COVID 19 in order to win! Whereas I can never imagine needing to win something so bad that I'd lean on being sick with a serious disease - but imagine the disappointment when you realize that you still didn't win, and people didn't care!

Lard Humungus (@lardhumungus) joins the Lifeform Podcast for episode 57!!

Writer/Actor/Director and Host of the podcast Women Behind the Screen with Kristen Van Nest This episode discusses the journey of Women on the Rise: -Taking Risks (Leap) -Failure -Promoting, Supporting and Encouraging Women in a Male-Dominated Society -Roadmap for Creative Careers -Switching Gears to Find Happiness From Kristen: For more info about me: I'm an LA-based Writer/Actor/Director, comedian on BuzzFeed (over 3.6+ million views), host of TVCO’s live-stream / podcast show: Women Behind the Screen with Kristen Van Nest which promotes women in Hollywood, and head writer for the Nightpantz Youtube channel. I also have 32k+ followers (14k on Instagram, 8k on Twitter, and 10k on YouTube) for my comedic essays, characters, and sketches. My past bylines include McSweeney's, Museum of Americana: Literary Review, and my viral piece in Humungus to name a few. I started doing comedy in Shanghai, China where I lived for 3.5 years, performing improv and stand up. Writer/Actor(SAG-AFTRA)/Director/She/Her/Hers Literary Review • Forbes • McSweeney's --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anika-wilson/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anika-wilson/support

Here he is, Humungus, the Lord Humungus. The master of the wastelands. The Ayatollah of rock and rolla! On this episode of DragonKing Dark Podcast, host Karl Stern takes a look at our possible dystopian future through the movie Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior and it's main antagonist- the Lord Humungus. As we live through this pandemic we are going to look at some pop culture that tells us stories of how the future could be.  THERE'S BEEN TOO MUCH VIOLENCE!

Had a longer gap finishing this episode due to concert craziness and schedules not working. more info to come. First concert was over three weeks ago with Humungus, Tomb Warden, Traitor ,and Nuclear Tomb. This episode also contains a Machine Head concert, a crazy grindcore show and various festival announcements (audio fixed)

Kristen Van Nest is a Comedian/Writer/Actor/Director on BuzzFeed (over 3 million views), lead actress in The Chunky Zeta on Amazon Prime, Head Writer for the writers' room for Nightpantz's YouTube channel (10k followers) where she also writes, acts, and directs sketches, and a performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade. She built a following of 15k Instagram and 7k Twitter followers for her comedic characters. Her bylines include: McSweeney's, Museum of Americana: Literary Review, SlackJaw, Forbes, VentureBeat, The Satirist, Weekly Humorist, Little Old Lady Comedy, Robot Butt, and Humungus to name a few. Kristen started comedy doing stand up and improv in Shanghai, China, where she lived for 3.5 years. Twitter: @KristenVanNest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kvannest10 IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9405435/ To book Roy Worley for your intro: http://www.royworleyvo.com/ To find more info on I've got your 6: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11368380/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-leo-affects/support

Is Scream 4 riveting and refreshing or simply bedpans and bathrooms? This week Brit and Rob welcome John DeVore of Humungus to talk about how the decade affected the franchise.Thanks for another great season...Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pinkjeansPumpkin Spice Podcast is edited; and our theme song is composed by Jeremy Siegel.Like TELEVISION? Check out The TV Show Show: http://bit.ly/2GcEXYG See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New Sammi Lanzetta, new Camp Howard, Big Kahuna OG & Graymatter, Humungus, new Cannabis Corpse, Alluvion. Notes and links at studioBrva.com

vBSDcon 2019 recap, Unix at 50, OpenBSD on fan-less Tuxedo InfinityBook, humungus - an hg server, how to configure a network dump in FreeBSD, and more. Headlines vBSDcon Recap Allan and Benedict attended vBSDcon 2019, which ended last week. It was held again at the Hyatt Regency Reston and the main conference was organized by Dan Langille of BSDCan fame.The two day conference was preceded by a one day FreeBSD hackathon, where FreeBSD developers had the chance to work on patches and PRs. In the evening, a reception was held to welcome attendees and give them a chance to chat and get to know each other over food and drinks. The first day of the conference was opened with a Keynote by Paul Vixie about DNS over HTTPS (DoH). He explained how we got to the current state and what challenges (technical and social) this entails. If you missed this talk and are dying to see it, it will also be presented at EuroBSDCon next week John Baldwin followed up by giving an overview of the work on “In-Kernel TLS Framing and Encryption for FreeBSD” abstract (https://www.vbsdcon.com/schedule/2019-09-06.html#talk:132615) and the recent commit we covered in episode 313. Meanwhile, Brian Callahan was giving a separate session in another room about “Learning to (Open)BSD through its porting system: an attendee-driven educational session” where people had the chance to learn about how to create ports for the BSDs. David Fullard’s talk about “Transitioning from FreeNAS to FreeBSD” was his first talk at a BSD conference and described how he built his own home NAS setup trying to replicate FreeNAS’ functionality on FreeBSD, and why he transitioned from using an appliance to using vanilla FreeBSD. Shawn Webb followed with his overview talk about the “State of the Hardened Union”. Benedict’s talk about “Replacing an Oracle Server with FreeBSD, OpenZFS, and PostgreSQL” was well received as people are interested in how we liberated ourselves from the clutches of Oracle without compromising functionality. Entertaining and educational at the same time, Michael W. Lucas talk about “Twenty Years in Jail: FreeBSD Jails, Then and Now” closed the first day. Lucas also had a table in the hallway with his various tech and non-tech books for sale. People formed small groups and went into town for dinner. Some returned later that night to some work in the hacker lounge or talk amongst fellow BSD enthusiasts. Colin Percival was the keynote speaker for the second day and had an in-depth look at “23 years of software side channel attacks”. Allan reprised his “ELI5: ZFS Caching” talk explaining how the ZFS adaptive replacement cache (ARC) work and how it can be tuned for various workloads. “By the numbers: ZFS Performance Results from Six Operating Systems and Their Derivatives” by Michael Dexter followed with his approach to benchmarking OpenZFS on various platforms. Conor Beh was also a new speaker to vBSDcon. His talk was about “FreeBSD at Work: Building Network and Storage Infrastructure with pfSense and FreeNAS”. Two OpenBSD talks closed the talk session: Kurt Mosiejczuk with “Care and Feeding of OpenBSD Porters” and Aaron Poffenberger with “Road Warrior Disaster Recovery: Secure, Synchronized, and Backed-up”. A dinner and reception was enjoyed by the attendees and gave more time to discuss the talks given and other things until late at night. We want to thank the vBSDcon organizers and especially Dan Langille for running such a great conference. We are grateful to Verisign as the main sponsor and The FreeBSD Foundation for sponsoring the tote bags. Thanks to all the speakers and attendees! humungus - an hg server (https://humungus.tedunangst.com/r/humungus) Features View changes, files, changesets, etc. Some syntax highlighting. Read only. Serves multiple repositories. Allows cloning via the obvious URL. Supports go get. Serves files for downloads. Online documentation via mandoc. Terminal based admin interface. News Roundup OpenBSD on fan-less Tuxedo InfinityBook 14″ v2. (https://hazardous.org/archive/blog/openbsd/2019/09/02/OpenBSD-on-Infinitybook14) The InfinityBook 14” v2 is a fanless 14” notebook. It is an excellent choice for running OpenBSD - but order it with the supported wireless card (see below.). I’ve set it up in a dual-boot configuration so that I can switch between Linux and OpenBSD - mainly to spot differences in the drivers. TUXEDO allows a variety of configurations through their webshop. The dual boot setup with grub2 and EFI boot will be covered in a separate blogpost. My tests were done with OpenBSD-current - which is as of writing flagged as 6.6-beta. See Article for breakdown of CPU, Wireless, Video, Webcam, Audio, ACPI, Battery, Touchpad, and MicroSD Card Reader Unix at 50: How the OS that powered smartphones started from failure (https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/08/unix-at-50-it-starts-with-a-mainframe-a-gator-and-three-dedicated-researchers/) Maybe its pervasiveness has long obscured its origins. But Unix, the operating system that in one derivative or another powers nearly all smartphones sold worldwide, was born 50 years ago from the failure of an ambitious project that involved titans like Bell Labs, GE, and MIT. Largely the brainchild of a few programmers at Bell Labs, the unlikely story of Unix begins with a meeting on the top floor of an otherwise unremarkable annex at the sprawling Bell Labs complex in Murray Hill, New Jersey. It was a bright, cold Monday, the last day of March 1969, and the computer sciences department was hosting distinguished guests: Bill Baker, a Bell Labs vice president, and Ed David, the director of research. Baker was about to pull the plug on Multics (a condensed form of MULTiplexed Information and Computing Service), a software project that the computer sciences department had been working on for four years. Multics was two years overdue, way over budget, and functional only in the loosest possible understanding of the term. Trying to put the best spin possible on what was clearly an abject failure, Baker gave a speech in which he claimed that Bell Labs had accomplished everything it was trying to accomplish in Multics and that they no longer needed to work on the project. As Berk Tague, a staffer present at the meeting, later told Princeton University, “Like Vietnam, he declared victory and got out of Multics.” Within the department, this announcement was hardly unexpected. The programmers were acutely aware of the various issues with both the scope of the project and the computer they had been asked to build it for. Still, it was something to work on, and as long as Bell Labs was working on Multics, they would also have a $7 million mainframe computer to play around with in their spare time. Dennis Ritchie, one of the programmers working on Multics, later said they all felt some stake in the success of the project, even though they knew the odds of that success were exceedingly remote. Cancellation of Multics meant the end of the only project that the programmers in the Computer science department had to work on—and it also meant the loss of the only computer in the Computer science department. After the GE 645 mainframe was taken apart and hauled off, the computer science department’s resources were reduced to little more than office supplies and a few terminals. Some of Allan’s favourite excerpts: In the early '60s, Bill Ninke, a researcher in acoustics, had demonstrated a rudimentary graphical user interface with a DEC PDP-7 minicomputer. Acoustics still had that computer, but they weren’t using it and had stuck it somewhere out of the way up on the sixth floor. And so Thompson, an indefatigable explorer of the labs’ nooks and crannies, finally found that PDP-7 shortly after Davis and Baker cancelled Multics. With the rest of the team’s help, Thompson bundled up the various pieces of the PDP-7—a machine about the size of a refrigerator, not counting the terminal—moved it into a closet assigned to the acoustics department, and got it up and running. One way or another, they convinced acoustics to provide space for the computer and also to pay for the not infrequent repairs to it out of that department’s budget. McIlroy’s programmers suddenly had a computer, kind of. So during the summer of 1969, Thompson, Ritchie, and Canaday hashed out the basics of a file manager that would run on the PDP-7. This was no simple task. Batch computing—running programs one after the other—rarely required that a computer be able to permanently store information, and many mainframes did not have any permanent storage device (whether a tape or a hard disk) attached to them. But the time-sharing environment that these programmers had fallen in love with required attached storage. And with multiple users connected to the same computer at the same time, the file manager had to be written well enough to keep one user’s files from being written over another user’s. When a file was read, the output from that file had to be sent to the user that was opening it. It was a challenge that McIlroy’s team was willing to accept. They had seen the future of computing and wanted to explore it. They knew that Multics was a dead-end, but they had discovered the possibilities opened up by shared development, shared access, and real-time computing. Twenty years later, Ritchie characterized it for Princeton as such: “What we wanted to preserve was not just a good environment in which to do programming, but a system around which a fellowship could form.” Eventually when they had the file management system more or less fleshed out conceptually, it came time to actually write the code. The trio—all of whom had terrible handwriting—decided to use the Labs’ dictating service. One of them called up a lab extension and dictated the entire code base into a tape recorder. And thus, some unidentified clerical worker or workers soon had the unenviable task of trying to convert that into a typewritten document. Of course, it was done imperfectly. Among various errors, “inode” came back as “eye node,” but the output was still viewed as a decided improvement over their assorted scribbles. In August 1969, Thompson’s wife and son went on a three-week vacation to see her family out in Berkeley, and Thompson decided to spend that time writing an assembler, a file editor, and a kernel to manage the PDP-7 processor. This would turn the group’s file manager into a full-fledged operating system. He generously allocated himself one week for each task. Thompson finished his tasks more or less on schedule. And by September, the computer science department at Bell Labs had an operating system running on a PDP-7—and it wasn’t Multics. By the summer of 1970, the team had attached a tape drive to the PDP-7, and their blossoming OS also had a growing selection of tools for programmers (several of which persist down to this day). But despite the successes, Thompson, Canaday, and Ritchie were still being rebuffed by labs management in their efforts to get a brand-new computer. It wasn’t until late 1971 that the computer science department got a truly modern computer. The Unix team had developed several tools designed to automatically format text files for printing over the past year or so. They had done so to simplify the production of documentation for their pet project, but their tools had escaped and were being used by several researchers elsewhere on the top floor. At the same time, the legal department was prepared to spend a fortune on a mainframe program called “AstroText.” Catching wind of this, the Unix crew realized that they could, with only a little effort, upgrade the tools they had written for their own use into something that the legal department could use to prepare patent applications. The computer science department pitched lab management on the purchase of a DEC PDP-11 for document production purposes, and Max Mathews offered to pay for the machine out of the acoustics department budget. Finally, management gave in and purchased a computer for the Unix team to play with. Eventually, word leaked out about this operating system, and businesses and institutions with PDP-11s began contacting Bell Labs about their new operating system. The Labs made it available for free—requesting only the cost of postage and media from anyone who wanted a copy. The rest has quite literally made tech history. See the link for the rest of the article How to configure a network dump in FreeBSD? (https://www.oshogbo.vexillium.org/blog/68/) A network dump might be very useful for collecting kernel crash dumps from embedded machines and machines with a larger amount of RAM then available swap partition size. Besides net dumps we can also try to compress the core dump. However, often this may still not be enough swap to keep whole core dump. In such situation using network dump is a convenient and reliable way for collecting kernel dump. So, first, let’s talk a little bit about history. The first implementation of the network dumps was implemented around 2000 for the FreeBSD 4.x as a kernel module. The code was implemented in 2010 with the intention of being part of FreeBSD 9.0. However, the code never landed in FreeBSD. Finally, in 2018 with the commit r333283 by Mark Johnston the netdump client code landed in the FreeBSD. Subsequently, many other commitments were then implemented to add support for the different drivers (for example r333289). The first official release of FreeBSD, which support netdump is FreeBSD 12.0. Now, let’s get back to the main topic. How to configure the network dump? Two machines are needed. One machine is to collect core dump, let’s call it server. We will use the second one to send us the core dump - the client. See the link for the rest of the article Beastie Bits Sudo Mastery 2nd edition is not out (https://mwl.io/archives/4530) Empirical Notes on the Interaction Between Continuous Kernel Fuzzing and Development (http://users.utu.fi/kakrind/publications/19/vulnfuzz_camera.pdf) soso (https://github.com/ozkl/soso) GregKH - OpenBSD was right (https://youtu.be/gUqcMs0svNU?t=254) Game of Trees (https://gameoftrees.org/faq.html) Feedback/Questions BostJan - Another Question (http://dpaste.com/1ZPCCQY#wrap) Tom - PF (http://dpaste.com/3ZSCB8N#wrap) JohnnyK - Changing VT without keys (http://dpaste.com/3QZQ7Q5#wrap) Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv (mailto:feedback@bsdnow.tv) Your browser does not support the HTML5 video tag.

Fasten your seatbelts, Junkions! This week, Brian and Cargill roam the wastelands with The Road Warrior. The guys discuss the stunts, the film's legacy to both Austrailian genre and Italian knockoff cinema, and why George Miller is the Stanley Kubrick of action films. Also tangentially discussed are Han Solo in a road western, Wiggles on The Enterprise, and why Sixpence None The Richer is cheaper by the dozen.Download, listen, and share this Humungus episode! If you'd like extra EXTRA content,  Consider supporting us on Patreon! For as little as $4/mo, you can get access to all our bonus content, and you ensure we can keep doing Junkfood Cinema long after the end of the world! Thanks!

The Feral Child sits on the bonnet of the rig, staring at the shell that is just out of reach. He moves closer, but just as he’s about to grab the shell a blood-covered hand reaches up from the cow catcher, followed by the terrible visage of Wez. Punctuated by screaming, Max pulls the Feral Child back into the cab as Humungus appears on the road ahead. Humungus drives headlong at the rig resulting in one of the most spectacular crashes in all of cinema.

Alone against the fury of Humungus’ Horde, Max makes the bold decision to turn the rig around and head back along the way he came. Desperate for ammunition, Max sends the Feral Child out of the missing windshield towards a single shotgun shell sitting at the end of the Mack’s bonnet. Further up the road, Humungus has shaken off the firebomb and engages all of his trucks enhancements to speed towards the rig that evades him.

The tanker is losing tires, the rig is losing speed, and Max is almost out of defenders. Humungus grabs another trident and speeds towards Max, but before he can throw his terrifying weapon, the Gyro Captain swoops low to deliver a molotov onto the warlord. Suddenly covered in smoke and flames, Humungus back off from the tanker, but the victory is short-lived as the Snake Truck disables the gyrocopter sending it hurtling towards the ground.

With the help of one of his Bad Cops, Humungus unleashes Wez, freeing him to leap onto another vehicle and engage the tanker directly. Fortified at the rear of the tanker, Zetta and the Mechanic set about throwing Molotov cocktails at their pursuers, managing to send one car off the road. Despite this small victory, Wez is able to slip by and tear the driver-side door off of the rig, leaving Max exposed behind the steering wheel.

At the beginning of week 16, it’s up to max to use the raw power of the rig to smash his way through the assembled raiders. Aiding him in this task is the Gyro Captain who lays down a healthy smattering of molotovs to scatter the marauders. Humungus answers this defiance with gunfire as he tries to disable the rig once again. Finding thick armor blocking his efforts, Humungus turns his weapon on the Gyro Captain and drives off the aviator as Max leads the horde away from the compound.

Drew and Schmitty visit Surly Brewing Co for Darkness Day 2017 and talk Lord Humungus with the guys at Modist Brewing. It must be Imperial Stout season. Links http://surlybrewing.com/beer/darkness-2017/ http://modistbrewing.com/events/lord-humungus-2017/ Photos Listen and share Like Minnesota BeerCast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MinnesotaBeerCast/ Follow @MN_BeerCast on Twitter https://twitter.com/MN_BeerCast Listen to the Minnesota BeerCast every Friday at 8pm on AM […]

Continuing their debate from minute 36, Zetta claims that once outside the safety of the compound, the raiders will cut them down like pigs, a statement Big Rebecca adamantly opposes. Curmudgeon steps forward and offers to parlay with Humungus, but Pappagallo is not willing to walk away from all they’ve worked to build. Meanwhile, the Feral Child emerges from his tunnel by Max and shows off his bloodied boomerang.

Still handcuffed to a railing, Max stands atop the compound wall as the Horde spreads out before the compound. Perched atop the Lord Humungus’ Truck, The Toadie waves his arm to signal an end to the revving and the valley falls silent. Standing before the horde, The Toadie introduces the warrior of the wasteland, the Ayatollah of Rock n’ Roll-ah, The Lord Humungus, himself, who is gravely disappointed in the compound dwellers after that morning’s events.

Finding himself handcuffed to a railing, Max can do nothing but sit back and watch as the compound dwellers prepare their defenses. Outside in the valley, The Lord Humungus approaches with his captured scouts draped across the vehicles in his menacing fleet. Two of the scouts, mounted as hood ornaments on the Humungus’ truck, still live and shout to the compound dwellers. This week we’re joined by Travis Bow from the Reel Comic Heroes podcast.

Garrett and Dan welcome director of the upcoming movie Humungus: A Documentary, Faye Murman and the star and subject of her film, Jim "TANK" Dorsey, to discuss The Road Warrior as well as their upcoming film. TANK is a world-renowned cosplayer, most famous for his portrayal of Lord Humungus from the Mad Max series, but also a fascinating journeyman who was the tour manager for the Misfits, a professional wrestler, and now travels around the world to Mad Max conventions bringing with him over 20 screen-accurate costumes and props. Faye is a former journalist that upon a chance meeting with TANK, immersed herself in his world of fandom and theatrics and spent the last year traveling the world with him to capture his story. Check out the trailer for their upcoming film here. twitter | Facebook | tumblr | iTunes

We'd advise you to buckle up for this episode, but here in the post-apocalyptic Outback, there's no such thing as seatbelts. Mad Max Rockatansky did battle with the burn victim warlord of leather and codpieces, Lord Humungus, in The Road Warrior, and faced off against the white-haired pimp tyrant with the skull mask smile, Immortan Joe, in Fury Road. However, partially due to the Mad Max franchise's ambiguous timeline, the two cretinous commanders of crazies and cultists have never been able to compete with one another...until now. Thunder up and rev your engines, because it's time for a good old fashioned death race! There's a source of guzzoline out in the Australian desert. Joe wants it. The Humungus wants it. The question is, who wants it more? With an equal number of chosen henchmen and their preferred styles of weapons and vehicles, will the master of the Citadel and his War Boys ride to victory, shiny and chrome? Or will the Ayatollah of Rock n' Rolla, along with his insane gang of gaylord berserkers, smegma-crazies, and Wez, send their enemies to Valhalla with a crossbow bolt and a three-bladed spear? Featuring special guest host Diamond Jay -- witness him! Also, Dan gets into a debate about a comic book (surprising no one), Miles knows literally nothing about cars, Liz's quest to alienate the entire nation of Australia continues, and yet another Lightning Round goes completely off the damn rails. Enjoy the show, and support the Smash Fiction Patreon at www.patreon.com/smashfictionpodcast

Tank Dorsey portrays The Lord Humungus Tank to join the Masked Mutilator cast Tour manager for The Misfits band http://maskedmutilator.com

Greetings from Humungus! The Lord Humungus! Mad Max is back and this time he’s got friends; a dog who’s as smart as a man, a sky captain who’s as smart as a child, and a feral child who acts like a dog. The Road Warrior finds Max caught between a hoard of wasteland savages and the inhabitants of an oil-refinery who are trying to maintain their humanity. What did you think of The Road Warrior? Send an email and let us know.   Next time on Reel Comic Heroes - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan eMail: reelcomicheroes@gmail.com Twitter: @reelComicHeroes Facebook.com/ReelComicHeroes Instagram @reelComicHeroes Our show is also available on iTunes, Stitcher or Google Play Music. Use the hashtag #PodernFamily on Twitter to find more great shows to listen to.

Corinne and Tim are just here for the gasoline... and to talk about Mad Max 2 a.k.a. The Road Warrior. Join us on a road trip about thirty years back along the fury road as we discuss the film's influence on post-apocalyptic cinema, George Miller's unique form of action film-making, and wasteland fashion. Warning: Contains explicit language, spoilers, and practical stunt-work.Subscribe to our podcast here.Listen to us on Stitcher here.Care to discuss the utility of hockey pads in combat situations? Hoping to trade some conversation for a tank of juice? Do you think Humungus is a reasonable man, open to negotiation? Leave a comment below and keep the discussion going.

"Greetings from The Humungus! The Lord Humungus! The Warrior of the Wasteland! The Ayatollah of Roooock and Roooooolla!" Em 1979, na Austrália, teve início uma das mais improváveis fraquias do cinema. Produzido de forma quase amadora Mad Max foi elevado ao status de cult, ganhou três sequências (a mais recente estreando AMANHÃ nos cinemas) e arrebatou uma legião de fãs com sua crítica ao consumismo e a desumanização da sociedade. Então chegou a hora de relembrarmos um pouco dos três primeiros filmes, afinal Mad Max: Estrada da Fúria promete ser um dos grande filme de ação do ano. Ligue o turbo do seu Interceptor e venha matar bandidos de bunda de fora com a gente. Ficha Técnica: Nesse programa Marton Santos, Leonardo Santos e Jaison Mafra tentam achar gasolina por 105 minutos. Patreon Papricast CLIQUE AQUI E SE ASSOCIE AO PAPRICAST https://www.patreon.com/papricast Camisetas Papricast Acesse nossa loja no Tanlup para comprar as nossas camisetas http://www.tanlup.com/store/35801/papricast ASSINE NOSSO FEED! Feed, RSS e iTunes: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Papricast Para assinar no iTunes, clique na aba Avançado, e Assinar Podcast. Cole o endereço e confirme. Assim você recebe automaticamente os novos episódios.