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Filmmaker, Roger Corman, died peacefully at the ripe old age of 98, this May.  Known as "The Pope of Pop Cinema", or "The King of Schlock", he was a trailblazer in the world of independent film. Among the hundreds of features directed/produced by Corman, many were ultra-low budget films that later attracted a cult following, such as “The Little Shop of Horrors”  and “Death Race 2000”. Paradoxically, he simultaneously introduced prestige foreign “art” directors to US audiences like: Bergmann, Fellini, Kurasawa, Truffaut, and others. He gave many house hold name directors their first jobs: Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, Jonathan Demme, Peter Bogdanovich, Joe Dante, John Sayles, and James Cameron. He also launched actors like: Jack Nicolson, Robert DeNiro, Sylvestor Stallone, Peter Fonda, and many more. We dive deep into a remarkable 54 year career that dramatically shaped the global movie industry more than any other single person. If you wish to reach our regular guest, multi-year NYC Super Lawyer - David Grover, for personal injury, including auto accidents and slip and fall, free consultations: 212-527-7575, DGrover@GroverFen.com. Mention this podcast for additional discounts. Regular guest, Dylan Cuellar, is a co-host of the popular podcast “Unburied Books” with Kassia Oset, which interviews authors and examines book selections from the New York Review of Books. A teaser to their recent episode on JRR Tolkien's (often forgotten) prequel to the iconic “Lord of The Rings” trilogy, “Silmarillion” is here https://bit.ly/3RGkkar . Published posthumously by JRR's son, “Silmarillion”, describes the origin of the entire Tolkien universe. It also sets the stage for “The Hobbit” and LOR. It provided material for the very popular Amazon LOR TV series, “Rings of Power” (2022). Season 2 of the series will premiere in August 2024. Check out the “Unburied Books” pod to get up to speed on Tolkien and LOR! Please reach out to us at contact@scandalsheetpod.com or find us on Facebook as 'Scandal Sheet' or on X (formerly twitter) at @scandal_sheet. We'd love to hear from you.

Filmmaker, Roger Corman, died peacefully at the ripe old age of 98, this May. Known as "The Pope of Pop Cinema", or "The King of Schlock", he was a trailblazer in the world of independent film. Among the hundreds of features directed/produced by Corman, many were ultra-low budget films that later attracted a cult following, such as “The Little Shop of Horrors” and “Death Race 2000”. Paradoxically, he simultaneously introduced prestige foreign “art” directors to US audiences like: Bergmann, Fellini, Kurasawa, Truffaut, and others. He gave many house hold name directors their first jobs: Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, Jonathan Demme, Peter Bogdanovich, Joe Dante, John Sayles, and James Cameron. He also launched actors like: Jack Nicolson, Robert DeNiro, Sylvestor Stallone, Peter Fonda, and many more. We dive deep into a remarkable 54 year career that dramatically shaped the global movie industry more than any other single person. If you wish to reach multi-year NYC Super Lawyer - David Grover, for personal injury, including auto accidents and slip and fall, free consultations: 212-527-7575, DGrover@GroverFen.com. Mention this podcast for additional discounts. Regular guest, Dylan Cuellar, is a co-host of the popular podcast “Unburied Books” with Kassia Oset, which interviews authors and examines book selections from the New York Review of Books. A teaser to their recent episode on JRR Tolkien's (often forgotten) prequel to the iconic “Lord of The Rings” trilogy, “Silmarillion” is here https://bit.ly/3RGkkar . Published posthumously by JRR's son, “Silmarillion”, describes the origin of the entire Tolkien universe. It also sets the stage for “The Hobbit” and LOR. It provided material for the very popular Amazon LOR TV series, “Rings of Power” (2022). Season 2 of the series will premiere in August 2024. Check out the “Unburied Books” pod to get up to speed on Tolkien and LOR! Please reach out to us at contact@scandalsheetpod.com or find us on Facebook as 'Scandal Sheet' or on X (formerly twitter) at @scandal_sheet. We'd love to hear from you.

In this episode, I talk about weight loss versus fat loss - the latter being what YOU say you really want.  And I share what it actually takes to successfully drop that stubborn fat despite the hormone changes and metabolic struggles of menopause.  There's certainly a nuance to doing it in a healthy way that lasts because it's much more complex than "calories in, calories out."  And if you're serious about wanting to lose weight for the way you look, feel, and for your health, a strategy for success MUST include what I share in this episode.  But be ready because... Before I spill the tea on what it takes, I call out the BS I so often hear and see.   So beware. This episode isn't for anyone who, Jack Nicolson said, "can't handle the truth." But if you're in that group of women who truly wants to change your lifestyle, it can be done and this episode if a great place to hear about how.  Remember... We have to get old.  But we don't have to feel old.    WAYS WE CAN CONNECT!  Join my FREE community for busy, professional women over 40 where I give research-backed tips, strategies, and free resources to lose weight and manage menopause: https://bit.ly/JoinFreeTotalWellnessGroup Get on my email list: https://bit.ly/GetLoriDsEmails  Let's chat about my 12 week Metabolic Resuscitation System: https://bit.ly/TalkWithLoriD  Follow me on social media... Lori Doddy Lifestyle: https://bit.ly/LoriDoddyLifestyle Facebook: facebook.com/lori.doddy                     Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/?hl=en                       Website:  loridoddy.com     YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/@loridoddylifestyle     

This week Pat gives his thoughts on Valentine's Day, we talk about the Lillehammer Winter Olympics- specifically figure skating as we check in with Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, Edvard Munch's The Scream was stolen from the Munch Museum in Oslo, The Brady Law goes in effect,  Howard Stern talks a distraught listener off the edge of a bridge and Jack Nicholson attacks a windshield with a golf club. The 90's were wild. Just a warning - we have an unruly canine visitor for most of this episode.

HAPPY HOUR FLIX is a podcast all about the movies you love and love to talk about. A nostalgic look at what we grew up watching and how they still impact us today.Have you ever pondered over the deeper meanings and cultural impact of the 1975 classic movie, 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'? Join hosts Steven Pierce and Matt Mundy as we dissect this cinematic tour de force, alongside our esteemed guest, renowned actor Timothy V Murphy. Timothy's breadth of experience and unique insights are a boon to our exploration of this film's many layers - from its memorable cast led by Jack Nicholson, to its poignant storytelling, and intriguing political themes.Of course, we must toast  with our friends over at Misguided Spirits and Nick Miller at The Wolfhound in Astoria, Queens who mixed up our especially wicked cocktail for us today.today's cocktail:Nurse Ratch'ed1oz Misguided Gin1oz Dolin Genepy1oz Velvet Falernum 1oz Lime JuiceShake and strain into cocktail rocks glass, serve on rocks with cherry garnish...back in the episode, we delve into the complexities of Jack Nicholson's character, whose emotional arc leaves a profound impression. We marvel at the film's masterful storytelling, reminiscent of the golden age of screenwriting in the 50s. Under Timothy's keen eye, we also explore the film's often overlooked political themes that eerily mirror the totalitarian regimes of today. We grapple with the difficult choices faced by the characters, particularly those of Nurse Ratched, who personifies an enigmatic force of evil.As we wrap up the episode, we reflect on the tragic ending of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and its ties to the turbulent Irish history of the early 20th century. Timothy also shares captivating anecdotes about the power dynamics within a theater company, and his thoughts on the politicization of the Academy Awards. As we bid our guest adieu, we ruminate on the movie's enduring relevance and impact, as well as its influence on the craft of filmmaking. Tune in for an unforgettable journey into the heart of a cinematic classic.A quick reminder, no matter where you are listening to us, if you could rate us and drop us a review on Apple Podcasts, we'd be so grateful - it really helps us spread the good vibes. Thank you!HAPPY HOUR FLIX is produced by James Allerdyce and Lori Kay, and hosted by Steven Pierce and Matt Mundy.Main Title is by Johnny Mineo.Happy Hour Flix | Movies You Love

Show Notes Sadly still applicable: We stand with SAG-AFTRA Content warning: We do speak about the Polanski of it all. We have indicated with time stamps when that occurs. There is also incestual sexual assault referred to in this film so if you want to skip this one, we get it and we'll see you next week. This week we're discussing a masterpiece of neo noir, 1974's Chinatown. The lighting, the pacing, the costuming, the script, the deep fragility of Faye Dunaway, the disquiet emanating off John Huston, and the best(?) Jack Nicolson performance, we talk about it all. Recommendations: A Haunting in Venice (In Theaters); A Discovery of Witches (AMC+) Next up: Deliverance (1972) Email us at latecomers@gmail.com Twitter: @latecomerspod Find Amity @ www.amityarmstrong.com and @AmityArmstrong on Twitter Our Facebook group is here for those who consent: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1754020081574479/

Check this for links! ⁠https://linktr.ee/kingsofkillpodcast It's no American Werewolf in London but it is an American werewolf in uniform! Tune in as Steven finds out that there's a werewolf movie with Jack Nicolson in it while Zack "calmly" deals with a tired co-host. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kingsofkill/message

Check this for links! ⁠https://linktr.ee/kingsofkillpodcast Our free portion of the episode for Wolfcop. Subscribe for the full!! It's no American Werewolf in London but it is an American werewolf in uniform! Tune in as Steven finds out that there's a werewolf movie with Jack Nicolson in it while Zack "calmly" deals with a tired co-host. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kingsofkill/message

This week, Taylor, Sandy and Doug Jordan discuss the arrest of Italian mob boss, Jack Nicolson's ailing brain, brothers Jessie James decker and Eric Decker's steamy photo shoot and much, much more! Two all new segments debut including Our Week's: Guide to College! Big Horns Intro by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Canon in D Major by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100301 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Hang out with Sandy and Terry as they talk about of the most famous last lines in film, "Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown" from the 1974 film CHINATOWN written by Robert Towne, directed by Roman Polanski and starring Jack Nicolson and Faye Dunaway.  But in this episode, we learn that famous last line almost didn't happen and why! 

Classic 1974 film Chinatown stars Jack Nicolson as a Los Angeles private detective. After being dragged into some shady events, he takes it upon himself to expose the truth and solve the mystery behind the city's water supply woes. Spoiler alert: the villain is greed and corruption! The movie's screenplay is regarded by many as one of the greatest ever, and is taught in film schools everywhere. But is it really THAT good? We'll be the definitive judges of that. Plus, we discuss the She-Hulk trailer and review Ted Lasso, all before your weekly Doctor Who update.

In this episode, Marc talks with Sonrai Security's Brendan Hannigan, on how he went from security guard on a Jack Nicolson movie set, to cybersecurity CEO. Trained as a coder, learn how his early days at Forrester Research honed Brendan's skills in understanding marketplace fit and fueled his passion to go out and start building things. Brendan went on to lead Q1 Labs until they were acquired by IBM, where he joined as the GM of the newly formed IBM Security. That journey lead him to his current role, CEO of Sonrai Security, where he and his team are changing the way organizations secure the cloud. You'll also learn about: Why the complexities of being a Cyber CEO haven't changed in decades The origins of the term security intelligence The fulfillment of saying "OK sure, I'll try that" Why CISOs may not need to "shift left" but they have to shift somewhere

Hello my friend! Ok, this one is one of my favorite subjects we have talked about yet! We dive into the important subject of ‘community'. We were created to be in community with others. HOWEVER, when we have community/friendship wounds, it can be so difficult to get back into a community or deep friendships. But there's HOPE. In today's episode I share a story of something so powerful that I witnessed last night, and how beautiful it can be when community and friendship works well.  We also dive into 3 steps to take when we are struggling.  Mentions: Galatians 6:2 “Carry one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ.” Psalm 32:3 “when I kept silent my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long." James 5:16a “therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed.” A Few Good Men, Jack Nicolson said “you can't handle the truth.”  I disagree. Yes, we can Jack. ;)  Also, if you haven't joined already, I'd love for you to join me inside the Spiritual Intentions Framework-12 Foundational Principles For Spiritual Growth When All Else Fails.  God bless you!  Much love, Dani Need a fun and actually doable step-by-step Framework for Spiritual growth in your busy life? Join us inside The Spiritual Intentions Framework- 12 foundational principles to Spiritual Growth when all else fails -> https://www.danisumner.com/spiritualintentionsframework  To learn more about Dani -> www.danisumner.com Need prayer or want to get in touch? Contact Us At—> hello@danisumner.com  To get in touch on Social Media -> Facebook and Instagram

Allie and Mia discuss the Nancy Meyers 2003 RomCom "Something's Gotta Give" starring Diane Keaton and Jack Nicolson. The chat about the double standards of ageing, the autobiographical nature of the film, and of course Keanu Reeves. __ SHOW INFORMATION Instagram: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Twitter: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Email: P.S.ILoveRomComsPod@gmail.com

Dr. Shemena credits Jack Nicolson for her career as a therapist. After watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, her interest in psychology sparked as she saw how one's environment can affect a person. Dr. Shemena, https://www.shemenajohnson.com (PsyD and LMFT in Los Angeles), shares her process of transitioning into her practice. She talks about the challenges of leaving a corporate position and how it felt like a traffic jam. From stability and low responsibility to freedom and uncertainty, it was a slow-paced change. She also had trouble adjusting to the free time she had as she transitioned from two jobs to focusing solely on her business. Wishing she had access to Business School programming, Shemena created workshops and a podcast based on her growth within her private practice. She advises why therapists should be in therapy, how to be present with each client, and being open about “what we don't know.” Want to share your own private practice success story?https://www.zynnyme.com/podcast-request ( Request to join Miranda and Kelly on Starting a Counseling Practice.)

Sean steps up to lead the homies on an exploration of one of his favorite movies, 1992's A Few Good Men. Along the way they discuss whether or not Rudy is the podcast's absentee father, famous Arthurs, Kermit McDermott, Kevin Bacon's hair, a return of Wayne Knight, acting drunk, Kevin Pollack being wronged by IMDB, VeggieTales, whether Jack Nicolson is the ugliest dude in Hollywood, and much, much more on this episode of The Loosest Conceptual Movie Podcast On The Internet™.   Shirts: bonfire.com/LooseConcept2

For our Virtual Comic Con Panel, we had Devon watch "Batman", starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicolson for the first time in over 25 years! Join the guys as they talk about how the film holds up, Prince's soundtrack, the continuity of the Batman franchise and the future of Keaton's Batman on the page and the big screen! Watch us live on Twitch:  https://www.twitch.tv/youhavetowatchthispod Watch this episode on YouTube here:  https://youtu.be/vGvfLnlqgD0 Make sure to Follow us on Instagram Like Us on Facebook  Email us at youhavetowatchthispodcast@gmail.com

Dooner’s World – Tommy Chong  Topics: Calgary - May Growing up in Calgary and learning to play guitarEarly influencesPlaying with Ike and Tina Turner Meeting Frank Zappa and his influence on Cheech and Chong Getting kicked out of Motown for getting his green card Gaye Delorme’s influence and the story of writing Ear Ache My Eye Story behind writing up in Smoke Meeting John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd on the set of the Blues Brothers Tommy recommends guitarist Larry Breau Driving to a basketball game with Jack Nicolson and writing Basketball Jones A/K/A/ Tommy Chong and the story of Tommy’s going to jail in 2003 Chong’s pre-rolls go on sale today in Michigan - MKX Brand Upcoming podcast with his wife, Shelby Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=39941006&fan_landing=true)

I don't know about you but I love the movie with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicolson titled The Bucket List.  The term you're familiar with I'm sure.  A list of activities, experiences or destinations you want to try or visit yourself before you kick the bucket.  It's a great concept but unfortunately it's not resonating with enough of us early enough.  Maybe you think it's something to do when you retire, which could be 15-25 years away - feels like a lifetime.   Maybe you have different priorities right now - and please note here that I did not say these priorities are wrong, just different - in that either you need to really focus on your career or work for better overall financial health, you're still raising your kids or have other health or family issues to manage. What I do know is that we may NOT have a lifetime.  We are not even certain if we even have 10 years or tomorrow.  We never know what's going to happen when so why create a bucket list for something you'll do some time in the future?Join me as I share my thoughts today on why you shouldn't wait any longer and why even creating your bucket list is totally lame.

Where did Remi Weekes come from, and why is he out of the gate, such an amazing horror director? That is the first question I have for this film. His House has instantly become one of my favorite horror movies. That may seem like hyperbole, but I have legit not seen anything like this film, and have rarely felt the same amount of emotion while watching a horror movie. (1:10) - Intro(5:30) -Trailer(7:53) -Synopsis(13:11) -Review(19:53) -Score(30:31) -Spoilers(1:29:17) -Horror or Porno(1:45:52) -Outro @dgoebel00 on Instagram provided this amazing artwork. Follow him and check out his website. https://youtu.be/DYY0QJhlXjc His House can be found only on Netflix. Synopsis Two Sudanese refugees Rial (Wunmi Mosaku) and Bol (Sope Dirisu) arrive in the UK after a perilous journey. After a stay in a detention center, they are granted asylum and a new place to live, which they are assured isn’t just a shit hole, it’s a palatial shithole. They are given a set of rules that all refugees are given to maintain their status, that being, they are only to live off the meager wage the gov’t provides and not seek employment, and to definitely not move away from their apartment. The couple who have definitely seen some shit… start seeing shit in the apartment. Soon it is apparent that there is an evil force preying on them. Review of His House Without hyperbole, this is one of the best horror movies I have ever seen. I’m reminded of my experience with Hereditary, where I asked myself, “How is this director so good on his first film and where did he come from?”. The main difference between Hereditary and this film, is that I don’t think I’ve ever seen a horror movie like His House before. Sure, at its core, it is a haunted house movie, but the aesthetic and subject material are uniquely new to me. The best horror movies in my opinion are those that have a human core, that focus on character and relationships while drawing a line to real horrors that people experience every day. Rosemary’s baby uses the fear of the unknown and social pressure during pregnancy. The Exorcist uses the terror of having an undiagnosable, severely sick child. The Shining uses Jack Nicolson. In this film, it uses the lived experiences of refugees of war torn countries and the trauma associated with it. This is exactly the type of storytelling that the horror genre excels at. It amplifies real human emotions and fears to the level of overload, resulting in a uniquely empathetic experience. I’m very excited to talk about this movie, and also excited to see what Remi Weekes, the director will do next.  Score 10/10 Go to http://manscaped.com/ and get 20% off + free shipping with the code: HMT #manscapedpod 

Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. drop a lot of wicked f-bombs and dork out about Martin Scorsese’s THE DEPARTED, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Vera Farmiga, Alec Baldwin, Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen, and Jack Nicolson.  Dork out everywhere … Email at dorkingoutshow@gmail.com Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify  Libsyn Tune In  Stitcher http://dorkingoutshow.com/ https://twitter.com/dorkingoutshow

As Halloween just went by, our fashion editor Manish Mishra (@dandydujour) looks at all the iconic sweaters, jumpers and cardigans seen in some of the cult horror/slasher films. From Drew Barrymore's beige v-neck jumper in the opening scene of Scream or the ribbed green turtleneck seen on Jack Nicolson in The Shining. Or Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween is seen in a beige granny cable-knit cardigan as she juggles her college and babysitting. New episode out! Listen

Rob Reiner joins Gentry Thomas Backstage this week to get "The Band" back together. They discuss Trump and Archie Bunker similarities, along with heading down memory lane with Reiner's commentary on some of the iconic movie scenes that have made him one of Hollywood's most accomplished directors.  Listen to the podcast and hear the 73 year old Reiner recall the train and bridge scene from Stand By Me, When Harry Met Sally's restaurant orgasm scene with Meg Ryan, "You can't handle the truth" in the court room with Jack Nicolson in A Few Good Men and the final kiss from The Princess Bride.  America fell in love with Rob Reiner when he played the character Meathead on All in the Family. The star of this 70s sitcom was Archie Bunker played by Carroll O'Connor. The character "Archie" was often described as a racist, sexiest, bigot, some of the same names you will hear people call our current President Donald Trump. Gentry Thomas asked Reiner if their were any similarities between the two? Hear Rob's response and his outlook on the future of movie making in this episode of Backstage with Gentry.  The cast and director of classic rock mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap are reuniting for a virtual table read that will be moderated by Patton Oswalt. Released in 1984, the Rob Reiner (The Princess Bride) movie starred Christopher Guest (The Princess Bride), Michael McKean (Better Call Saul) and Harry Shearer (The Simpsons) as the hapless British heavy metal band, Spinal Tap.  The table read will take place on October 14th, 2020 and will aim to raise money for the Philadelphia Democrats ahead of the November 3 General Election.  Follow Rob Reiner on twitter https://twitter.com/robreiner Check out more about supporting the Pennsylvania Dems @ https://www.padems.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Reiner joins Gentry Thomas Backstage this week to get "The Band" back together. They discuss Trump and Archie Bunker similarities, along with heading down memory lane with Reiner's commentary on some of the iconic movie scenes that have made him one of Hollywood's most accomplished directors.  Listen to the podcast and hear the 73 year old Reiner recall the train and bridge scene from Stand By Me, When Harry Met Sally’s restaurant orgasm scene with Meg Ryan, "You can't handle the truth" in the court room with Jack Nicolson in A Few Good Men and the final kiss from The Princess Bride.  America fell in love with Rob Reiner when he played the character Meathead on All in the Family. The star of this 70s sitcom was Archie Bunker played by Carroll O'Connor. The character "Archie" was often described as a racist, sexiest, bigot, some of the same names you will hear people call our current President Donald Trump. Gentry Thomas asked Reiner if their were any similarities between the two? Hear Rob's response and his outlook on the future of movie making in this episode of Backstage with Gentry.  The cast and director of classic rock mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap are reuniting for a virtual table read that will be moderated by Patton Oswalt. Released in 1984, the Rob Reiner (The Princess Bride) movie starred Christopher Guest (The Princess Bride), Michael McKean (Better Call Saul) and Harry Shearer (The Simpsons) as the hapless British heavy metal band, Spinal Tap.  The table read will take place on October 14th, 2020 and will aim to raise money for the Philadelphia Democrats ahead of the November 3 General Election.  Follow Rob Reiner on twitter https://twitter.com/robreiner Check out more about supporting the Pennsylvania Dems @ https://www.padems.com/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Music Culture and Nerd Culture Hybrid ChannelWorship and Tribute Nerd is a youtube Channel/Podcast dedicated to making nerdy content for all people. Whether you grew up reading comic books, watching movies, or playing in the school band, we have nerdy content.Music by John GaneyLogos by Donny Wahl IG @thesofatxDonations and W&TN ShirtsPaypal Ihateghosts@yahoo.com#theamericanpresident #Fucktrump #Billpullman #Terrycrews #Morganfreeman #DeeboThis week we chat about the presidents in film that we would rather vote for in the 2020 election. Break it down Comacho!Shout Out Toby of Secret Levels Podcast and Secret Transmission PodcastMatt and Bryan of IhatethesceneTwitch https://www.twitch.tv/worshipandtributenerd Twitter https://twitter.com/WandTNerd Discord https://discord.gg/MbdEKTp IG https://www.instagram.com/worshipandtributenerd/ FB https://www.facebook.com/Worshipandtributenerd Spotify and Apple podcasts Worship and Tribute Nerd

Okay everybody - it’s time to class up this joint! Let’s talk CINEMA. Let’s discuss the least likely Mike Nichols’ film of all time, 1994’s WOLF with Jack Nicolson & Michelle “White Gold” Pfeiffer. And just to make sure we take it seriously, we’re joined by filmmaker & premiere YouTube video essayist, Patrick H. Willems!! Secure your monocles, cause they’re about to pop out of your eye!! Along the way, we ask if James Spader satisfies as a lover, we consider what was Richard Jenkins like as a baby, evaluate what it must be like for two of the biggest movie stars in the world to eat PB&Js on camera, and wonder if becoming a wolf is a solid anti-depressant. Plus, we surprise Patrick Willems with an extended discussion of Edward James Olmos’ wang! Also, we have a very urbane edition of Choose Your Own Death-venture and we pitch Sydney Pollack’s Invisible Man! Never fear - new episodes of Kill By Kill are made available every other Friday! Dish By Dish on off weeks. Have something to say? Reach out on Twitter @killbykillpod or email us: killbykillpod@gmail.com. Follow on IG @killbykillpodcast Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today!

It's time for our 15th edition of the Movie Trivia Challenge! We're testing our movie trivia knowledge with questions about movies with numerical titles, movie clones, and Jack Nicolson shows up a surprising amount. Leave us a review on iTunes  apple.co/1l8JDjy Tell us what you thought about the movie on Facebook or Twitter:  @FlashbackFlicks https://www.instagram.com/flashbackflicks/ https://www.facebook.com/FlashbackFlicks https://twitter.com/flashbackflicks

'Whaurs the burds?' If you are looking for an answer to that question, look no further as Grado, Stephen & Chris welcome St Mirren, Celtic and West Ham legend Frank McAvennie. From meeting Jack Nicolson, to doing a Mo Johnston at Partick, to scoring the goals to win the Scottish Cup, Frank has some stories to tell. On the Legends Lottery, Stephen comes through as we hear the story of Clyde and Partick hero Jamie Mitchell and his journey from Norwich to early retirement. Plus Kilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain is on to talk about the title ending up in Auchinleck, we get your World 11s and find out how Chris is going to give Grado a doing! It's Daft, its Football, it's Football daft Episode 40

WE NEED A PRIDE BREAK. We talk about The Hills. We talk about Amanda Knox. We talk about Paz De La Huerta. We at talk about Jack Nicolson. We at talk about how to spot a liar. We at talk about Wellbutrin. We at talk about MURDER. Please rate and review on apple! Feel free to leave us a voicemail this week with any comments at 347-709-2704 or at instagram at @notreallypod.  For our premium episodes visit us at https://www.patreon.com/notreally  Special thanks to Darren this week for helping us with volume control! Does it sound louder? let us know or dont. Just stop complaining already.   

Robbie Williams, Angela Merkel, Thomas, Gottschalk, die Queen, Beth Ditto, Jack Nicolson oder den Monaco Franze: Bernhard Prinz zeichnet und malt am liebsten Menschen. Unglaublich präzise und sehr witzig überzeichnet er sie in ihren Eigenarten. Den 44-Jährigen begeistert das Einzigartige, Außergewöhnliche und Besondere am Menschen. Seinen unverwechselbaren Stil und das Handwerk hat er sich selbst beigebracht. Angefangen damit Geld zu verdienen, hat er schon als Jugendlicher, als er sich mit Schnellzeichnungen an Straßen und Plätzen in Spanien über Wasser gehalten hat. Inzwischen ist er nicht nur ein erfolgreicher und gefragter Karikaturist mit vielen prominenten Kunden, sondern auch stolzer Vater von fünf Söhnen.

Thomas DeSchutter   Thomas DeSchutter, CEO/Financial Strategist. With over two decades of experience in the financial services industry Thomas is committed to all people achieving sustainable wealth and empowering individuals to live their lives in flow. Thomas’ message is meant to assist people with defining and aligning with their values, living a life they love, and achieving prosperity from the inside out.  Thomas is a seasoned financial professional and the author of BLOOM YOUR MONEY, YOUR LIFE  as well as the host of the Voice America radio program, MONEY, MINDSET, AND LOVE which is all about amazing people sharing amazing ideas.  Some Career Highlights and Fun Facts Include: Twice the recipient of the 5 Star Professional Award in the area of Wealth Management Chair of the small business council of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade (2016/17) Chair of the Kitsilano Chamber of Commerce (2007-2010) Proud parent of twin girls with his wife, Leslie Official timekeeper for the men’s and women’s ice & sledge hockey at the 2010 Winter & Paralympic Games Former musician and twice recognized as Vancouver Best Drummer Previously worked in the film industry in various roles from actor to assistant director, with notable stars such as Sylvester Stallone, Morgan Freeman, Debbie Reynolds, Tommy Lee Jones, Jack Nicolson and Jessica Alba Host and Creator of TheBloomLiving Podcast available on iTunes Listen to another #12minconvo

"What's us two guys doin' in this fuckin' place? Let's get out of here. Out!", siger McMurphy til indianeren Chief Bromden, der som han selv er lukket inde i på et sindsygehospital."Gøgereden" (1975) er instrueret af Milos Forman efter en roman af Ken Kesey med titlen "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1963), der også er filmens amerikanske titel. Det er den 33. film på Thomas og Mortens liste over de 100 bedste film.I 1963 øjner vaneforbryderen Randle McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) en fidus. For at slippe for fysisk arbejde i fængslet, simulerer han sindsyg og bliver indsat som patient på afdelingen for mentaltsyge på Oregon Stats Hospital. Her kommer han godt ud af det med afdelingens andre indsatte blandt andre Max Taber (Christopher Lloyd), Martini (Danny DeVito), og Billy Bibbit (Brad Dourif), men rager alvorligt uklar med afdelingens oversygeplejerske Mildred Ratched (Louise Fletcher). Trods flere flugtforsøg ender McMurphy som en grønsag efter at have fået det hvide snit (lobotomi).Thomas og Morten tager snak om samfundets syn på sindslidende, institutioner og det at tage flugten.

We all remember that famous Jack Nicolson quote about the truth, " you can't handle the truth". In this episode of Power of Love, George talks about facing reality. Sometimes the fruit does not come because we are not ready for it. George reminds us that during these times we need to prepare our character for our future. Follow along in this episode and learn the fine art of patience. Do you want to be among other top shelf podcasters like myself?  Click on the link below to learn more about what it takes to start your own podcast. Learn more NOW - - > http://www.topshelfpodcasters.com/george  -- Men have been led to believe their own lies, that they are not good enough, and that displaying love is a sign of weakness. Inside of The Power of Love podcast with your host George Pusloskie, the listener quickly sees the lies that this belief has been. Every week inside of the Warrior Empire Network, George will take his listeners on a journey of using the tools and tactics that he discovered in his own life that freed his heart from the lies he believed since he was a child that he was unlovable.

The guys review the cult 80's classic “Highlander”. Then they talk about there top three favorite super smash brother characters. Elijah watches “One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest” for the first times and falls in love with Jack Nicolson all over again.

Nerd +/- explores the age gap in fandom, and if things remembered fondly still hold up to the next generation. Join hosts Brian (age 46) and Aidan (age 17) as they discuss Batman starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicolson.

Today’s Cactus Shack episode is an hour-long call in show where I sit in my comfy recliner and take calls on the pay phone and we basically just scream at each other a lot. Enjoy! Listen to Neon every single Sunday night because she never misses a week Here’s a Jack Nicolson soundboard prank to KFC You can’t trust those

01 - As “Refrain” from BIRTH 02 - Central 2nd Sick “Final Fantasy” from MIXING 03 - かせきさいだぁ “GO!GO!ハグトーンズ” from SOUND BURGER PLANET 04 - Bonjour Suzuki “あの森で待ってる (ユリ熊嵐 Intro Theme)” from Single 05 - 山口冨士夫 “おさらば” from ひまつぶし 06 - 富澤タク “今夜抄” from Single 07 - SUGIZO “Decaying” from 音 08 - 冬蟲夏草 “業まみれ” from Single 09 - GEZAN “blue hour” from NEVER END ROLL 10 - bloodthirsty butchers “Jack Nicolson” from Birdy Notes: Red wine & fine times! -Tyler Abstract.

Some of our favorite celebrities are more than just pretty faces. They are people who are displaying their sense of humanity and building legacies of positive footprints that go beyond the big and small screens. Don Diamont is an extraordinary actor who has been seen on both the big and small screens. Most recognized for his role as “Dollar Bill Spencer, Jr.,” on the CBS Daytime Drama, The Bold and the Beautiful, Don was also seen in the film Anger Management with Jack Nicolson and Adam Sandler and Marco Polo opposite Jack Palance. Don made history when he was named in People’s Magazine “50 Most Beautiful” issue and more recently in the 2009 “Sexiest Man Alive” issue. Don’s resume and his titles are very impressive but the one title he treasures the most is when he was named Ambassador of the Year by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in recognition of his work and efforts to find a cure for this crippling disease. Heather Tom is a two-time Emmy Award winning actress is recognized for her role as “Katie Logan-Spencer” on the CBS Daytime drama, The Bold and the Beautiful. Heather began acting at the tender ago of two and she’s been seen in many roles on television, on the big screen and on the stage. However, Heather embraces an even larger role on the world stage as an activist and humanitarian. Eric Braeden has captivated audiences for many years. From his role as John Jacob Astor in James Cameron’s Titanic to his most famous role as the dashing Victor Newman in the #1 daytime drama, The Young & The Restless—a role that garnered an Emmy Award, several Emmy nominations and a People’s Choice Award. Eric has held many screen roles over the last 50 years, but he has also been honored for his real-life role as a humanitarian and for his work to bridge cultural gaps.

Some of our favorite celebrities are more than just pretty faces.  They are people who are displaying their sense of humanity and building legacies of positive footprints that go beyond the big and small screens. Don Diamont is an extraordinary actor who has been seen on both the big and small screens.  Most recognized for his role as “Dollar Bill Spencer, Jr.,” on the CBS Daytime Drama, The Bold and the Beautiful, Don was also seen in the film Anger Management with Jack Nicolson and Adam Sandler and Marco Polo opposite Jack Palance.     Don’s resume is very impressive but the one title he treasures the most is when he was named  Ambassador of the Year by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in recognition of his work and efforts to find a cure for this crippling disease.  Heather Tom is a two-time Emmy Award winning actress is recognized for her role as “Katie Logan-Spencer” on the CBS Daytime drama, The Bold and the Beautiful.  Heather began acting at the tender ago of two and she’s been seen in many roles on television, on the big screen and on the stage.  However, Heather embraces an even larger role on the world stage as an activist and humanitarian. Eric Braeden has captivated audiences for many years.  From his role as John Jacob Astor in James Cameron’s Titanic to his most famous role as the dashing Victor Newman in the #1 daytime drama, The Young & The Restless—a role that garnered an Emmy Award, several Emmy nominations and a People’s Choice Award.  Eric has held many screen roles over the last 50 years, but he has also been honored for his real-life role as a humanitarian and for his work to bridge cultural gaps.

DOWNLOAD: 80 to 89 Ep. 1 “June 15th 1980” Welcome to my first journal covering the 1980’s. In this cassette recording, I cover our next candidate for president, some of the coolest new music, an awesome movie starring Jack Nicolson, and my buddy Doug talks to me about “Space Invaders”. I also have my wife … More 80 to 89 Ep. 1 “June 15th 1980”

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Some of our favorite celebrities are people who are displaying their sense of humanity and building legacies of positive footprints that go beyond the big and small screens. Don Diamont is an extraordinary actor who has been seen on both the big and small screens.  Most recognized for his role as “Dollar Bill Spencer, Jr.,” on the CBS Daytime Drama, The Bold and the Beautiful, Don was also seen in the film Anger Management with Jack Nicolson and Adam Sandler and Marco Polo opposite Jack Palance.   Don made history when he was named in People’s Magazine “50 Most Beautiful” issue and more recently in the 2009 “Sexiest Man Alive” issue.  Don’s resume includes his role as Ambassador of the Year by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in recognition of his work and efforts to find a cure for this crippling disease.  Heather Tom is a two-time Emmy Award winning actress is recognized for her role as “Katie Logan-Spencer” on the CBS Daytime drama, The Bold and the Beautiful.  Heather began acting at the tender ago of two and she’s been seen in many roles on television, on the big screen and on the stage.  However, Heather embraces an even larger role on the world stage as an activist and humanitarian. Eric Braeden has captivated audiences for many years.  From his role as John Jacob Astor in James Cameron’s Titanic to his most famous role as the dashing Victor Newman in the #1 daytime drama, The Young & The Restless—a role that garnered an Emmy Award, several Emmy nominations and a People’s Choice Award.  Eric has held many screen roles over the last 50 years, but he has also been honored for his real-life role as a humanitarian and for his work to bridge cultural gaps.

(image credit: schoolfreeware via Openclipart pd) 今回は映画についての会話をお届けします。 先月の異文化ディスカッションでも映画の話題が登場しましたが、好きな映画や最近見た映画について英語で話せるようにしておくと、ちょっとしたおしゃべりの場面で役立ちます。また、映画の有名なセリフを会話や文章の引き立て役として引用してみる（quote）のも面白いですね。 このように会話の話題として重宝する映画ですが、好き嫌いをあまりに主張しすぎるのは禁物です。今回登場するカップルも、どうやら映画の好みをめぐってもめているようですね・・・。 Download MP3 （17:49　10.7MB　初級～中級）*** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） to narrow ... down = ...（の候補）を絞る 例：You should narrow down the topic when writing an essay. to rule out = を除外する sappy = 感傷的な mafia = マフィア just because [S + V] doesn't mean (that) {S + V} = [SがV]だからと言って、{SがV}なわけではない iconic movie moments = famous and impressive movie scenes a lame movie = a bad and stupid movie Charleston = チャールストン（サウスカロライナ州都） ※女性が直後に指摘しているように、映画Gone with the Wind（風と共に去りぬ）の中で燃えていたのはジョージア州都のAtlanta。 "Frankly my dear I just don't give a damn." = 「俺の知ったことか」 ※映画Gone with the Windのラストシーンで、RhettがScarlettに放つセリフ。日本では、この後でScarlettの言う"After all, tomorrow is another day."（結局、明日という日があるのだから）が有名だが、アメリカでは上記のRhettのセリフの方が知られている（Wikipedia「風と共に去りぬ (映画)」より）。 ※"to not give a damn"= (spoken, not polite) to not care at all about someone or something (LDOCE Online) to quote = から引用する "The Shining" = シャイニング ※Stephen King原作、Stanley Kubrick監督、Jack Nicholson主演の映画（1980年）。本作品の英語の題にはTheがつくことに注意。 "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" = カッコーの巣の上で ※Ken Kesey原作、Miloš Forman監督、Jack Nicholson主演の映画（1975年）。 to go out together = （恋人同士が）つき合う Seven = David Fincher監督、Brad Pitt主演の映画（1995年）。キリスト教の「７つの大罪」（Seven Deadly Sins: pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, lust）をモチーフとしたサイコサスペンス。 to break up = （恋人同士が）別れる melodramatic = 芝居がかった *** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-05:10 (Natural speed) 13:50-16:10 Melodramatic Movie Selections Scene: A couple at a movie store. W: So what do you want to watch tonight? M: I don't know…. What do YOU want to watch tonight? W: I don't know either… Hmm, let's narrow it down. M: OK, well, let's rule out romance movies and sappy love stories. W: Hey, we never get to watch those types of movies. M: You had your chance. Now, what type do you not want to watch? W: I don't want to watch any mafia or gangster movies. M: Hey, just because I made you watch all three of "The Godfather" movies doesn't mean we can't watch other mafia movies. W: You made me watch each one twice! M: That series has some of the most iconic movie moments in the whole of American film history! W: Oh, please. "Gone with the Wind," now THAT is an iconic movie. M: Psh, that was a lame movie. Nobody cares that Charleston was burning, so "Frankly my dear I just don't give a damn." W: It was Atlanta for one, and obviously it wasn't that bad of a movie if you're quoting it! M: OK, fine. How about we watch "The Shining"? Its classic American horror, and Jack Nicolson at his finest. W: I thought he was better in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." M: Sometimes I wonder why we're going out together. W: Really? You can honestly say you didn't like THAT movie? M: No, I didn't say that. But "The Shining" is clearly better. W: …Fine… How about the movie "Seven." M: I've never heard of it. W: Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt try to hunt down a serial killer who is killing people according to the seven deadly sins. M: Eh, sounds pretty awesome, but I don't think I'm really in the mood for a serial killer movie. W: Didn't you just suggest "The Shining?" M: It's different! W: OK, fine. What do YOU want to watch? M: How about something classic and neutral. How about one of the Indiana Jones movies? W: Oh, I don't actually like those. M: We're breaking up. Right now! W: Come on, stop being so melodramatic! (Written by Matthew Bola)

(image credit: schoolfreeware via Openclipart pd) 今回は映画についての会話をお届けします。 先月の異文化ディスカッションでも映画の話題が登場しましたが、好きな映画や最近見た映画について英語で話せるようにしておくと、ちょっとしたおしゃべりの場面で役立ちます。また、映画の有名なセリフを会話や文章の引き立て役として引用してみる（quote）のも面白いですね。 このように会話の話題として重宝する映画ですが、好き嫌いをあまりに主張しすぎるのは禁物です。今回登場するカップルも、どうやら映画の好みをめぐってもめているようですね・・・。 Download MP3 （17:49　10.7MB　初級～中級）*** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） to narrow ... down = ...（の候補）を絞る 例：You should narrow down the topic when writing an essay. to rule out = を除外する sappy = 感傷的な mafia = マフィア just because [S + V] doesn't mean (that) {S + V} = [SがV]だからと言って、{SがV}なわけではない iconic movie moments = famous and impressive movie scenes a lame movie = a bad and stupid movie Charleston = チャールストン（サウスカロライナ州都） ※女性が直後に指摘しているように、映画Gone with the Wind（風と共に去りぬ）の中で燃えていたのはジョージア州都のAtlanta。 "Frankly my dear I just don't give a damn." = 「俺の知ったことか」 ※映画Gone with the Windのラストシーンで、RhettがScarlettに放つセリフ。日本では、この後でScarlettの言う"After all, tomorrow is another day."（結局、明日という日があるのだから）が有名だが、アメリカでは上記のRhettのセリフの方が知られている（Wikipedia「風と共に去りぬ (映画)」より）。 ※"to not give a damn"= (spoken, not polite) to not care at all about someone or something (LDOCE Online) to quote = から引用する "The Shining" = シャイニング ※Stephen King原作、Stanley Kubrick監督、Jack Nicholson主演の映画（1980年）。本作品の英語の題にはTheがつくことに注意。 "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" = カッコーの巣の上で ※Ken Kesey原作、Miloš Forman監督、Jack Nicholson主演の映画（1975年）。 to go out together = （恋人同士が）つき合う Seven = David Fincher監督、Brad Pitt主演の映画（1995年）。キリスト教の「７つの大罪」（Seven Deadly Sins: pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, lust）をモチーフとしたサイコサスペンス。 to break up = （恋人同士が）別れる melodramatic = 芝居がかった *** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-05:10 (Natural speed) 13:50-16:10 Melodramatic Movie Selections Scene: A couple at a movie store. W: So what do you want to watch tonight? M: I don't know…. What do YOU want to watch tonight? W: I don't know either… Hmm, let's narrow it down. M: OK, well, let's rule out romance movies and sappy love stories. W: Hey, we never get to watch those types of movies. M: You had your chance. Now, what type do you not want to watch? W: I don't want to watch any mafia or gangster movies. M: Hey, just because I made you watch all three of "The Godfather" movies doesn't mean we can't watch other mafia movies. W: You made me watch each one twice! M: That series has some of the most iconic movie moments in the whole of American film history! W: Oh, please. "Gone with the Wind," now THAT is an iconic movie. M: Psh, that was a lame movie. Nobody cares that Charleston was burning, so "Frankly my dear I just don't give a damn." W: It was Atlanta for one, and obviously it wasn't that bad of a movie if you're quoting it! M: OK, fine. How about we watch "The Shining"? Its classic American horror, and Jack Nicolson at his finest. W: I thought he was better in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." M: Sometimes I wonder why we're going out together. W: Really? You can honestly say you didn't like THAT movie? M: No, I didn't say that. But "The Shining" is clearly better. W: …Fine… How about the movie "Seven." M: I've never heard of it. W: Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt try to hunt down a serial killer who is killing people according to the seven deadly sins. M: Eh, sounds pretty awesome, but I don't think I'm really in the mood for a serial killer movie. W: Didn't you just suggest "The Shining?" M: It's different! W: OK, fine. What do YOU want to watch? M: How about something classic and neutral. How about one of the Indiana Jones movies? W: Oh, I don't actually like those. M: We're breaking up. Right now! W: Come on, stop being so melodramatic! (Written by Matthew Bola)

In episode 164 of Janey Godley's Podcast with Ashley Storrie the comedy mother and daughter get into this week's news. They discuss Prince Harry's assassination attempt in Afghanistan, Jack Nicolson's memory loss and Noel Gallagher's political views.   Ashley talks about the football transfer window and Janey goes all 'Diana' on us. Ashley's diary is back by popular demand and they both chat about their upcoming trip to Los Angeles. There is a mermaid tale that almost resulted in a death.     If you would like to support our podcast then please do so by clicking onto Our Donate Page and donate via PayPal or like our page on: Facebook   For more information on how you can help Matthew McVarish visit The Road to Change website   Get your copy of Molly Wobbly’s Tit factory, live cast recording here.   Check out The saga of Tim and Freya   You can check out all our videos on YouTube   Order “Handstands in the Dark” Paper Back or in EBook   Please rate us or leave a comment on PodOmatic, ITunes   You can find all the info regarding Janey’s live shows by just clicking Gigs!  

Thom Pinto on LTVO part 3: What do the Smithsonian and Jack Nicolson have in common? Who is Alison Krauss or Marty?  Learn the answers as Thom Pinto discusses voice-over TV narration for documentaries, aka the ‘serious read' and the human side. Find out how have ‘how-to' videos changed? How do you balance the budget as an entrepreneur? A BIG question – Do you have to live in LA? And one more ‘celebrity' influence on the VO jobs… Thom Pinto, a Commercial, Promo and Documentary voice actor since the early 80s, has national campaigns including Pacific Life, NetZero, Honda Motorcycles, Chevron and Staples.  He's doing promos for every major network and is currently heard daily on the CBS Evening News as well as affiliates across the country.  Thom's narration credits run the gamut of serious documentaries on the History Channel and Smithsonian network to lighter projects for the Travel Channel. Learn more at www.thompinto.com and on Facebook. Love That VoiceOver is an internet radio show unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic, with your fun loving host LoveThatRebecca, aka Rebecca Haugh.  Every week it's a new interview with a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the voice-over microphone....  Follow on Twitter @LoveThatVO

In this episode of the Spiraken Movie Review, The Second Theme Month of 2011 begins. So Listen as Xan and Deke start off The Month of Dope with an explorationary film into The Counterculture and the Myth of the American Dream as they review the 1969 movie "Easy Rider" Directed and Starring Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda. It also has Jack Nicolson and a guest appearance by Phil Spectre. As they examine the brilliance and meloncholy nature of this film, Xan and Deke also discuss Hunter S. Thompson, why buying a movie we recommend is awesome, and how to avoid a bad acid trip. Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Also check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, And finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast Hope you enjoy. Music For Episode:Background Music -Could You Be Loved by Bob Marley (Bob Marley Greatest Hits), Intro Music -Born To Be Wild by Steppenwolf (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -The Pusher by Steppenwolf (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -strong> Rebuilding/Failure by Danny Elfman (Darkman OST), Background Music -The Weight by The Band (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -If You Want to Be a Bird by Holy Modal Rounders (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -Don't Bogart Me by Fraternity of Man (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -It's Alright Ma I'm only Bleeding by Bob Dylan (Easy Rider OST), Ending Music -Ballad of Easy Rider by Roger McGuinn (Darkman OST) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Forum http://spiraken.darkbb.com Our Email Spirakenmovie@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Cohost's Email Deke.spiraken@gmail.com Our Twitter Spirakenmovie Our facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Voicemail 206-350-8462 Random Question of the Week: What did Wyatt and Billy eat when they got to Marti Gras?