Podcasts about john carpenter's the thing

Staffel Zwei startet mit dem ersten Dr. Horror Friendship Special, bei dem sich alles um Härte im Horror dreht! Zu Gast: Schmidi, Dr. Horror Wegbegleiter seit vielen Jahren, Gitarrenlegende bei der Band "Lazer" und ein absoluter Experte für Härte im Horror. Herzstück der Folge: Unsere härtesten Horrorfilme aller Zeiten, mit dabei u.a: John Carpenters The Thing, The House that Jack built, Martyrs und gaaanz viel random Sachen mit Nicholas Cage. Am Ende der Episode gibt es noch einen großen Showdown, bei dem zwischen „Hexe“, „Teufel“, „Zombie“, „Slasher-Killer“ und „Horror-Clown“ das härteste Horror-Motiv aller Zeiten ermittelt wird. Also, definitiv nichts für Softies! Dafür die perfekte Folge für alle Freunde wahrer Horror-Härte.  WeiterforschenH.P. Lovecrafts legendärer Essay, in dem er seine Theorie von der Angst vor dem Unbekannten entwickelt. Meine Ausgabe:H.P. Lovecraft: Die Literatur der Angst. Zur Geschichte der Phantastik. Übers. Von Koseler Michael. Frankfurt am Main. Suhrkamp. 1995. Online lesen:https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/essays/shil.aspxKompakter Aufsatz von George Bataille zum Thema Grenzüberschreitung,der zeigt, wie das Verbot selbst uns zur Übertretung herausfordert:Bataille, Georges. Die Transgression. In: Literatur und das Heilige. Übersetzt von Roswitha Burwick. Frankfurt am Main:Suhrkamp Verlag, 1995, S. 109–128Eine kleine Zusammenfassung des bisherigen Forschungsstands zur Frage: „Warum Horror?“ findest du hier:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dFRsceGZiydBNYyHaL8Dv3EAWgCrKGa_?usp=drive_link Filme· Paul W. S.Anderson: Resident Evil. Constantin Film. 2002· Simon West: Con Air. Touchstone Pictures. 1997· Panos Cosmatos: Mandy. XYZ Films. 2018· Mark Steven Johnson: Ghost Rider. Columbia Pictures. 2007· Srđan Spasojević: A Serbian Film. Contra Film. 2010· Don Siegel: Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Allied Artists. 1956· John Carpenter: The Thing. Universal Pictures. 1982· William Friedkin: The Exorcist. Warner Bros.1973· Pascal Laugier: Martyrs. Wild Bunch. 2008· Aaron Norris: Hellbound. Cannon Group.1994· Robert Eggers: Nosferatu. Maiden Voyage Pictures. 2024QUOTE DR. HORROR Ich freu mich, wenn Dr. Horror dich bei deiner Arbeit weiterbringt! Du kannst jederzeit aus Dr. Horror in zitieren, vergiss nur nicht, den Credit anzugeben, z.B. so: Stefan Sonntagbauer & Schmidi: Härte im Horror. Dr. Horror. Podcast. Wien. 2024. Lass mich gerne wissen, wo du Dr.vHorror verwendet hast, schreib mir gern eine Mail oder schick mir eine DM auf Instagram, damit ich deine Arbeit teilen kann!!! TEAMDr. Horror: Stefan SonntagbauerProduktionsleitung: Axel StasnyProduktionsassistenz: Danny FilmgeekSet Design: Carina AntlTon: Lukas KlingseisenTheme „The Other Side“ by DavidSonntagbauer KONTAKTDu willst als Gast über dein Horror-Thema plaudern, hast Ideen für neue Episoden oder magst du einfach nurdein Feedback teilen? - Ich freu mich, von dir zu hören, schreib mir auf Stefan.sonntagbauer@gmx.atInstagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/dr.horror_official Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠www.facebook.com/stefan.sonntagbauerDISCLAIMERVerschiedene Medien werden ausschließlich zur kritischen Auseinandersetzung und Analyse im Sinne des Zitatrechts (§ 42 UrhG) verwendet. Alle Rechte verbleiben bei den jeweiligen Rechteinhaber:innen. Sollten Sie der Ansicht sein, dass Ihre Rechte verletzt wurden, kontaktieren Sie mich gerne,damit ich entsprechende Maßnahmen ergreifen kann.

Det tjugonde avsnittet av Skogarna ägnar vi åt det formlösa. Är det överhuvud taget möjligt att fånga det formlösa i en form?Vi rör oss genom litterära operationer, poetiker och skrivpraktiker ner till Batailles låga materialism, Kobo Abes sanddyner, Hartmut Rosas resonanser och skymtar Clarice Lispector som fiskar efter det som finns mellan orden. Vi talar om shapeshifters och blod i John Carpenters ”The Thing” och Wisława Szymborskas fenomenala dikt om lök.Tillsammans med Néa Sedell, doktorand i estetik, gör vi ett försök att ta kontroll över kaoset eller åtminstone sätta ord på det som fortsätter att rinna mellan fingrarna.

This week the lads take a look at two vastly different film. One a cult classic the other a festive film that may become a family favourite in time.John Carpenters The Thing is probably his best film to date. Starring Kurt Russell at his best this film is a must watch for sci-fi fans and still holds up today. It's worth watching for the practical effects alone. Hot Frosty isn't. To leave a suggestion email us at  backtothefilm20@gmail.com

Er Still Wakes the Deep et gyserspil, du bør spille? Still Wakes the Deep er et første-persons gyserspil udviklet af engelske The Chinese Room og udgivet af Sumo Group Limited. Spillet foregår på en skotsk boreplatform i Nordsøen i december måned 1975. Du spiller som elektrikeren Cameron “Caz” McLeary, der må undslippe den isolerede lokation og komme tilbage til sin familie efter en uhyggelig monstrøs hændelse ødelægger platformen og forvandler hans venner og kollegaer til monstre. The Chinese Room har tidligere skabt de roste spil Dear Esther, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs og Everybody's Gone to the Rapture. Still Wakes the Deeps oser af Lovecraftian horror og er angiveligt blevet pitchet som John Carpenters The Thing sat på en boreplatform. The Thing er en af de mest elskede og ikoniske gyserfilm nogensinde. Så sammenligningen hertil ligger nærmest op til røvfuld. Men nu skal vi se, om The Chinese Room alligevel har formået at indfri bare lidt af forventningerne. Nu skal vi nemlig anmelde Still Wakes the Deep. I denne episode medvirker Mark Elsberg, Jacob Ege Hinchely, Lau Mellemgaard Eskildsen og Morten Urup. Tusind tak fordi du lytter med.

we discuss john carpenters the thing as well as other horror topics

"At an Antarctic research station, a crack team of mostly not scientists discover some kind of Dog Thing. And whilst obviously not a dog, The Thing (1982) goes onto become everyone else, and nobody knows who is and who isn't a Thing. Maybe everyone is a Thing, we don't know... that's very clear in this episode."- Evan Thing, 2024.Music created by Jack Parsons.Follow us on Twitter & Instagram and check out our YouTube channel. 

By popular demand! We come back from our break with 1982s classic sci-fi horror, John Carpenters The THING.

Schauspiel-Legende Thomas G. Waites bekannt aus Kultfilmen wie Walter Hills “The Warriors” und John Carpenters “The Thing” ist zu Besuch in den Netzestudios und stellt mit “Target” sein mehr als unterhaltsames Regiedebüt vor. In einer spannenden Unterhaltung erfahrt ihr jede Menge Hintergrundinformationen zur Entstehung von “Target” und den vermeintlichen Vorzügen einer offenen Ehe. Hört zu, wenn Thomas Waites verrät welche Ratschläge er vom Altmeister John Carpenter übers Telefon bekommen hat und wie er sich einst wieder mit Walter Hill versöhnte, nachdem er vom Set der Warriors gefeuert wurde. All das und noch mehr exklusiv beim einzig wahren Podcast für eure Kultfilme.

This week I met up with Buzz Osborne aka King Buzzo from the band THE MELVINS  for a chat about the 1982 monster madness that is John Carpenters THE THING. We also chat about the music of the Melvins, touring & of course his history with horror & he even decides on which is the most 'horror' of the Melvins' songs.

Join the BAF crew as they review and talk about the classic 1982 John Carpenters -The Thing- they also talk about the orginal and the 2011 prequel …. Great facts and comedy in this epic episode , we talk about the isolation , paranoia , and amazing special effects …… Enjoy Support the showWe have T-shirts , Hoodies , Tank tops and more, Check out Our new Barrel Aged Flicks podcast Store https://whatamaneuver.net/collections/barrel-aged-flicks-podcastCheck out our amazing network www.deluxeeditionnetwork.com many other Pods to check out on this Kickass network!!!!!!Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/barrelagedflickspodcast/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/barrelagedflickspodcast Twitter https://twitter.com/BAFpod_cast Please subscribe and share our podcast , and please leave a 5 star review on Apple or Spotify , or any platform if you enjoyed out show !! If you have a movie that you would like to request , please send us an email to barrelagedflickspodcast@gmail.com or send us a instagram direct message Also if you'd like to support our show , Become a Patreon and you will have access's to our upcoming Patreon Exclusive episodes !!!!!https://www.patreon.com/barrelagedflickspodcast/membershipThanks for listening !!!!!

"Instant-Trash! Trostlos, verzweifelt und nihilistisch! Technisch brillant, aber visuell abstoßend und exzessiv!" Die damaligen Kritiker und Zuschauer hatten wenig übrig für John Carpenters "THE THING" von 1982 und ließen den Alien-Schocker an den Kinokassen untergehen. Warum aber viele dieser kritischen Floskeln sogar zu den Stärken des Horror-Klassikers gehören und wieso das Meisterwerk der filmischen Paranoia auch heute immer noch ekelt und vor allem mitreißt - das besprechen wir in dieser neuen Retrospektive von SCREEN SHOTS, wo "Das Ding" auf unseren cineastischen Seziertisch kommt - pünktlich zu Halloween!

How Have You Not Seen The Thing? Special Halloween episode of HHYNST as Randy watches John Carpenters The Thing for the first time. Does this cult classic live up to that status and why has it taken Randy so long to see this horror masterpiece, listen in to find out!

This week you chose John Carpenters The Thing 1982You had your choice between Jurassic Park, TMNT II: Secret Of The Ooze or John Carpenters The Thing. John Carpenter was panned by critics and audiences alike who weren't ready for the in your face practical effects and the expertly depicted body horror jump scares littered throughout this masterpiece of horror and suspense. While we can appreciate the genius in this film now, the backlash upon release had a long term effect on John Carpenters career and ultimately made him somewhat bitter towards the film industry as a whole. This film stands against the test of time defiantly as proof of when we all let a legendary film maker down and a reminder of what we could have missed out on for being so quick to dismiss a film.While you listen don't forget to cast your vote for which movie we review next! The choices are The Man In The Iron Mask 1998, The 13th Warrior 1999, The Running Man 1987, or The Prophecy 1995Poll is posted on Twitter @MoviesAgainstMovies Against Time is a bi-weekly film retrospective podcast hosted by married couple Sylvia and Dustin along with their long time friend Bob. Each episode we take turns picking a movie from the 60's to the 00's to revisit or sometimes experience for the first time. We share our unique perspectives and research behind the scenes information that we find interesting along with occasional banter and personal stories. Our little show is the perfect binge listen for movie buffs and casuals alikeSubscribe / Listen Here - https://link.chtbl.com/matEmail: moviesagainsttime@gmail.comRSS Feed: https://moviesagainsttime.podomatic.com/rss2.xmlWebsite: https://moviesagainsttime.podomatic.com/Insta: moviesagainstTwitter: @moviesagainstMovies Against Time on Facebook.

Instead of Old Boy we are watching John Carpenters The Thing. Only because we couldnt find it available anywhere to watch. Which is fine because who could turn down a classic right?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pressplaypodcast)

For the first time in over a month it's just me on my own covering 3 games today and today's Modern, Retro and Indie game are all Horror themed.  For the modern we talk about The Wlking dead game by Telltale, a game that has such a rich and moving story that it made the company famous.  The Retro is Alien Trilogy, a game from my childhood that I always though was insanely cool.  And the Indie game is one that has a monster similar to John Carpenters The Thing, truly an awesome game.  For the Weekly Livestream please got to Retro Gamer Boys channel- https://www.youtube.com/c/RetroGamerBoy For More SEGA HEAD check out these links-  For the 16-BitChin Podcast- https://anchor.fm/16-bit-chin https://www.retrorefresh.online/ Join the brand spanking new global community for retro gamers and fans of nerd and geek culture, including Chronik Spartan, Do You Nerd, Gaming of the Grid, Sega Head, The Button Bashers, The Nerd Lair, Telesplash Gaming, and me Retro Gamer Boy.  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SEGA-HEAD-605123626321918/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/segahead/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Sega_Head?lang=en-gb For Merchandise https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-sh-show

Fireside Chat #6, with Paul and Erik brings a thrilling review of United Federation of Planets Old Vine Zinfadel. This is the sixth, and final wine from the Star Trek Wines Full Armada Collection. This time they sample the wine with food, family and fun. As they work through the bottle the conversation meanders along from Playmates vs Diamond Select action figures, origins of the color purple, steak preparation and Erik seeing John Carpenters The Thing for the first time.  Sit back, relax and enjoy, Let's see What's Out There...

In this second part of “What Is Science Fiction?” episode, we review our top 5 picks for science fiction across all forms of media. We make these choices through the lens of the ways in which we defined science fiction from part 1 of this episode. We discuss Star Trek, Star Wars, The Expanse, Ghostbusters and more. As always, be alert for poaching ahead. 00:00 James introduces the part 2 episode and we jump back into the podcast starting our discussion with our top 5 favorite science fiction across all media. 3:20 Jack kicks off our top five lists with his tied picks: “The Day the Earth Stood Still” and “Forbidden Planet” 6:30 Chris gives us his number 5, “Dark City;" this starts a conversation about the movie and we end up comparing it to “The Matrix." 9:50 We turn to Joe, who came to the podcast with three lists for his favorites: one for movies, television, and books. His number 5 choices are the novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep," the movie “Ghostbusters," and the television show “Warehouse 13." 12:54 James reveals his number 5 pick is a tie between “The Fly” (1986) and “John Carpenters The Thing” - both horror science fiction. 17:10 Jack shares his number 4 pick: the movie “Gattaca.” 19:20 Chris gives us his number 4 pick: “Star Wars." Chris then explains how Star Wars was his gateway to other science fiction, despite itself being more sci-fi fantasy. 24:24 Joe gives us his number 4 picks starting with the novel “The Man in the High Castle." , “2001: A Space Odyssey.” His number 4 television pick is “Eureka." 31:35 James gives us his number 4: “Star Trek: First Contact." He uses it as a way to speak about Star Trek as being an important part of his love for science fiction. 35:15 Jack reveals his number 3, which consists of both the book and the movie - H.G. Wells “The Time Machine."Jack talks about the themes in the book and movie, as well as the visuals that the movie presented. 39:16 Chris warns that his number 3 pick possibly includes an asterisk: the television series, “Farscape.” Chris gives us an overview of the series and the highlights that drew him to it. 44:45 Joe gives us his number 3 choices, beginning with Alfred Bester's novel, “The Stars My Destination," continuing with the movie “Star Trek: The Voyage Home," and ending with his television pick, “Babylon 5." 50:03 James gives us his number 3 pick: “Jurassic Park,” both the movie and the book. 52:33 Jack's number 2 pick is “Contact:” both the movie and the book. Jack shares an overview of the movie and book, noting how it has a very few miracle exemptions. 56:43 Chris reveals his number 2 choice: the book “Enders Game." He first notes that he does not agree with nor respect Orson Scott Card's publicly homophobic and hateful views, but moves into talking about the merits of the book and the importance of its message. 1:01:37 Joe gives his number 2 picks, starting with the book “The Foundation Series” by Isaac Asimov. His television series choice is “Star Trek: The Original Series," and his number 2 movie is “E.T”. 1:04:44 James gives his number 2 with an asterisk, the movie “Iron Man." James talks about Iron Man, but also how strongly the science fiction in the Marvel Universe influenced him. 1:06:45 Jack reveals his number 1 pick: the movie, “Arrival,” based on the work by Ted Chiang. He calls back to the first part of our discussion on how the introduction of the novum affects the main character. 1:12:10 Chris shares that his number 1 pick is the book series as well as the television series, “The Expanse." Chris gives a loving overview of both the written and filmed series.

Hey horror fans! Today we bring you our first Two parter. John Carpenters The Thing, A instant classic from the 80's and definitely a fan favorite. The Boys dive so deep into this film that it couldn't be contained to one episode. If you like this one be sure to check out part 2 available right now!!! Get some of our sweet Merch www.Honhpod.threadless.com Make sure to let us know what you think of the show on all of our social media pages https://twitter.com/HOnHPod https://www.instagram.com/honhpod/ https://www.tiktok.com/@honhpod? also you can follow all of the guys other shows on twitter Chris https://twitter.com/GeekPeakPod Miles https://twitter.com/TheDiscDump and https://twitter.com/RealmsToast and Josh https://twitter.com/FNBNPodcast

In dieser neuen Folge spreche ich erstmals mit Nico über einen absoluten Klassiker, der auch immer wieder angefragt wurde : "John Carpenters The Thing". Wir reden hier über die komplette Handlung und viele Möglichkeiten und Theorien, die Machart, die fantastischen Effekte und die geniale Regie. Natürlich darf auch ein genereller Abstecher ins Horrorgenre nicht fehlen. Wir wünschen Euch viel Spaß!

On this episode of Cinedicate, we unearth an ancient secret in the Antarctic tundra. Doug Levinson, a screenplay writer, joins this week to talk about a recent horror screenplay he penned and John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror, The Thing. John Carpenter (Halloween, Escape From New York) modernizing the sci-fi creature feature from 1951 The Thing From Another World, The Thing is a story of a remote research group that uncovers the find of the century – alien life. After contact, the alien parasite infects the crew one by one. Captain MacReady (Kurt Russell, The Hateful Eight and Marvel's The Guardians of the Galaxy) is left to protect the research group from an invisible enemy.

On this episode the Knerds review John Carpenters The Thing. Starring Kurt Russell, Wilford Brimley, and a bunch of other dudes.

Coming hot off the success of Halloween and Escape From New York, director/composer John Carpenter was the ideal candidate to remake the sci fi horror classic The Thing. With Kurt Russell in the lead, the film boasted stunning effects work from Rob Bottin and was an absolute master class in suspense and paranoia — so why did the zeitgeist violently reject it during the summer of 1982? Join Sebastian, Jennifer and Troy in the Antarctic as they thaw this beloved creature feature from the ice to biopsy its unfair initial reception from audiences and critics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Everyone loves John Carpenters The Thing. But did you know it was adapted from a book? Not only that but it's been adapted many times for the big and small screen. This episode Ian is joined by Brett as they take a deep dive into some cracking versions you may or may not know!

Our bonus episode this week concerns Bad Horror Sequels, not the worst, but just horror sequels that The Slaughtered Lamb feel don't deserve their place within a franchise.Thanks again for supporting us and watch out for our next episode on John Carpenters The Thing!Darren and FrankAs always, feel free to reach out to us at tslmoviepodcast@gmail.com

In Episode 54, we discuss two body hopping alien bombs, John Carpenter's The Thing & The Hidden. Don't miss a single bearded, loser-ish, episode: https://www.2BeardedLosers.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2beardedlosers/message

Jack and Chandler cap off January with a discussion of John Carpenter's seminal horror classic as well as the equally seminal commentary track. They also talk about practical effects, good location filming and the finer details of physical media. SUBSCRIBE TO US ON iTUNES, SPOTIFY AND WHEREVER ELSE FINER PODCASTS ARE HEARD! FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @WarpedCelluloid Jack's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/retronerd/ Chandler's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/c__handler/

Subscribe to our podcast!  Jonathan Moody picks the first one of the season. And he picked, "John Carpenter's The Thing". Co host Alfred Crane joins with our new co host Joe Turek and Special guest Paul Presenza.  Follow us on Social Media:  @Indiefilmcafe  @Hollywoodblvdpodcast Websites:  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe  

This week we kick off John Carpenter's Birthday Month with his classic #TheThing! We discuss the greatest dog actor of all time and that ending. Enjoy! 

On this Zoom-recorded episode of the Geek Pants Camcast, Ken and Chris review John Carpenter's THE THING remake, discussing the film's beautiful scenery, its haunting score by Ennio Morricone, Rob Bottin's amazing creature effects, and so much more (including new rankings of their Top 5 horror films)! *********************** Logos designed by Snollygoster Productions www.youtube.com/channel/UC0DAPhLhiB7pRPlni277pzA Opening credits music by Ross Bugden www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ ** Podcast to be released on the Geek Pants YouTube channel on December 4th, 2020 -- https://youtu.be/Yx_H_YJtOt0

Jared Minekime, Anthony Denney, Sgt. Redacted are on today. The Oddcast has been battling out for 6 weeks a finalist of Oddtober. Its a 6 pack from hell! Graboids, Cenobites, Zombies, John Carpenters THE THING, The FIre FLy Family, Michael Myers. Will your choice win? DId the Oddcast do right? Or did they fuck up again? Oddcastmedia@gmail.com. @OddcastN, Oddcast Network (Everywhere) --- 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/WAOddcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/WAOddcast/support

We're back for our second episode! This time we are talking about John Carpenter's The Thing released in 1982. What do you get when you combine Kurt Russel's luscious locks, flamethrowers, and an alien? Tune in to find out! Please subscribe and leave a review and follow us on Instagram at You Slay Me Podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caitlin-popp/support

This week's episode we discuss Alex's number 1 horror movie of all time and one of Tom's all time favorites, John Carpenter's The Thing. We take a deep dive on some cast members, offer our usual praise of everything we love, and then end off the show by listing an addition top 5 horror movies for both of us. Be sure to like and subscribe as well as following the show on Instagram: @flickfilledlandpod Follow Tom's personal IG: @tsmith678 Follow Alex's personal IG: @alexre905 Tune in next week to hear us talk about the 2019 black comedy/mystery movie, Knives Out.

Danielas erstes mal mit dem Horror Klassiker schlechthin - John Carpenters THE THING!

The Spooky keeps on rolling this week as we watched John Carpenter's The Thing, #163 on IMDb's Top 250. In this episode, we begin to distrust one another, we discuss the wild practical effects of the alien monster, we pander to the youth, and Zach puts us through his last test in his trivia quiz. Our cocktail this week the Hot Toddy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbyctZPQuGk Support those who sponsor us: Audible is the leading name in audiobooks. If you would to try it out with a free 30 day trial, use http://www.audibletrial.com/cocktailsandclassics. Surfside Sips makes high-impact glass straws & more for your cocktail & bar needs. For 20% off, use coupon "CocktailsandClassics" at checkout. www.surfsidesips.com/?ref=cocktailsandclassics Please, Register to Vote: https://vote.gov/ Music Used: ModulationStation -80's riff --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we take a look at two 50’s B-movie classics and there 1980’s remakes. John Carpenters The Thing and David Cronenbergs The Fly are often cond

For the month of October, we are introducing our Cohost Leslie to some of our favorite horror films.  This week we discuss the 1980's classic, The Thing directed by John. Carpenter.   If you want to send in suggestions of films for us to show to Leslie, send them via Twitter or or Gmail.  We are looking forward to hearing Leslie's reactions to some of the greatest horror films ever made.Happy Spooky Season Everyone!Follow us on Twitter @criticsntcynicsFollow us on Facebook at Critics Not Cynics PodcastEmail us at criticsnotcynics@gmail.comSubscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean and Google Play Intro Music: DGtv - Daemon Gaming TV Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/daemongamingtv 

A double feature to kick of our month of Horror is October, Isaac and Cameron explore John Carpenters The Thing while also referencing its influence The Thing from Another World. Do these alien stories stand the test of time?

John Carpenter's The Thing Composed by: Ennio Morricone It's Halloween 2020 and we have a line up of horror film screenings WITH film score critique and analysis to accompany your October scare movie fest! We will be doing 1 movie per day through the whole month of October. Like, Subscribe, and Share Film Music Nerds with your movie loving friends. Available on Apple Pocasts or Soundcloud. facebook.com/filmmusicnerds

Welcome back people, to yet another fantastic episode of the Talkin' TV podcast!!!! We're about to get started with the next in a long line of events that we've done for the channel, and boy, have we done a lot. In this year, our second season alone, we have moved to Youtube, recapped ranked and reviewed every movie in the MCU, started our TV recap show and collaborated with more guests than we can count. And now, we're about to beging SHOCK-tober, in which we on several of our fellow Youtuber's channels will be watching a horror movie each weekend, and will be wrapping up at the end of the month by watching the classic 1978 "Halloween" on Halloween. And we're kicking this month off with another John Carpenter movie, to me his magnum opus, The Thing. We weren't originally going to discuss this movie this week, but Chris had never seen it, so I figured now would be as good a time as any to discuss it. John Carpenter is an interesting filmmaker, and has become a bit of a cult head in a way, helping to write some absolute classics. But with this film, I would say he achieves something that precious few filmmakers have, in that he crafts a slasher movie with an actually menacing foe, and actually relateable batch of characters and a setting that only raises the tension with each passing minute. In this episode, Chris & Dom discuss how the setting helps to add to the film's overall sense of dread, how the creature actually operates and how that causes the cast of characters to unravel and come apart, and mostly how this film works primarily because all the right steps are taken at every level to make this a good story above all else. It all works in service, to me, to make this the greatest horror film ever made. It's all covered here, only on Talkin' TV!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkintvpodcastgmailcom/support

This week Callum and George discuss diferent films they think might have been misunderstood and could possibly become classics in the future similar to John Carpenters The Thing.

John Campbell Hammond guest on the show to talk to RJ about his grandfather John W Campbell Jr, the golden age author of Sci – Fi classic Who Goes There which has been adapted in Cinema as The Thing from another World 1951 and John Carpenters The Thing from 1982. The post Bitesize Cinema Podcast: Episode 71: John Campbell Hammond Interview appeared first on Legion.

John Campbell Hammond guest on the show to talk to RJ about his grandfather John W Campbell Hammond Jr, the golden age author of Sci – Fi classic Who Goes There which has been adapted in Cinema as The Thing from another World 1951 and John Carpenters The Thing from 1982. The post Bitesize Cinema Podcast: Episode 71: John Campbell Hammond Interview appeared first on Legion.

This week, Brad and Colson discuss John Carpenters "The Thing" from 1982.  Will this get a perfect 10 from both of them?  Listen to find out!

Join RJ and his guest Gary Hill from Cinema Beef Podcast, as they go to Outpost 31 to review John Carpenters The Thing from 1982.

Join RJ and his guest Gary Hill from Cinema Beef Podcast, as they go to Outpost 31 to review John Carpenters The Thing from 1982. The post Bitesize Cinema Podcast: Episode 64: The Thing 1982 appeared first on Legion.

John Carpenter's The Thing is a creepy enough movie on its own, but add in the context of 2020's pandemic situation and a movie where an undetectable threat infiltrates an isolated science base suddenly gets a lot creepier. Rafe is joined by Who & Company's Drew Meyer to talk about the impact of context, why this movie almost ruined the careers of those involved, the influence of Agatha Christie on genre films, and more!Follow Rafe on Twitter and Letterboxd.Drew Meyer is on Twitter and is part of the Who & Company podcast.Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :Why This Film Podcast: WarGamesFirst Annual NRQ Star Wars SpecialReel Rundown: The Line Up: Top 5 Pixar FilmsReel Rundown: Fresh Reel: OnwardFollow the show on Twitter and Facebook.Send feedback to havenotseenthis@gmail.com.Please subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, or using the RSS Feed.Be a future guest on the show by filling out the form at havenotseenthis.podbean.com.This week's independent podcast promo is for Sips Suds and Smokes.

Here I geek out for a bit about my vote for "the scariest monster movie ever made," and I draw some parallels between the themes of this film and my beliefs as a Setian.

With the announcement of the new Dungeons and Dragons campaign setting Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, we decide to cover all the upcoming products being released from Wizards of the Coast for the world's most popular Tabletop Role Playing Game. The Worldbuilders Journal, a journal with writing prompts to inspire the dungeon master (DM) and players to create complex worlds and characters. The Mythic Odyssey of Theros, the next campaign setting book based on the world of Theros from Magic the Gathering. The Journal of Holding, an official d&d journal to help keep track of events you have in your journeys. A rant about making your own journal and talk about Nerd Forge making her element tomes Hero's Feast a Dungeons and Dragons Cookbook. 80 recipes inspired by dnd including vegetarian dishes. (The dish we could not think of was Salisbury Steak) Big shout out to Quincy's Tavern on tiktok @quincylk Stranger Things and Dungeons and Dragons comic by Dark Horse Comics Finally Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden. We talk about the announcement by Anna Prosser, Mica Burton, Chris Perkins, and Jeremy Crawford, which was kinda painful to watch. The northernmost part of the Forgotten Realms where not only do you have to worry about monsters but also the environment. A horror based setting which reminds us of John Carpenters The Thing with new mechanics such as food rationing, snowstorms, and avalanches. This book has 50 new stat blocks for monsters and villains or BBEG. Along with the campaign, Wizards is realizing an adventurers tool kit. We also geek out about an Owlbear. We debate whether or not there are too many products coming out from Wizards of the Coast. Between Magic the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons there are a lot of things coming out in the next four months.

In this episode, Tyler discusses Andrew Patterson's The Vast of Night and John Carpenter's The Thing.

We've explored the depths of madness, the depths of ourselves, the depths of another elsewhere.... now join Travis Maxel Boone to discover the terror of John Carpenter's The Thing(1982). Join The Night Club on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeartRadio, RadioPublic, Stitcher and more at http://thenightclub.fireside.fm Find us on Facebook and Instagram @thenightclubpodcast Email the coven: thenightclubpodcast@gmail.com