Podcasts about jurassic dead

Horror returns to the show as this week Zac is joined by illustrious comedians Onika McLean & Eva Evans for a prehistoric low-budget nightmare! Cast with a Duke Nukem clone and a current UFC Champion, this a-steroidal trainwreck proves that life finds a way. It's none other than The Jurassic Dead!Support Our Sponsors!Fans over the age of 21, go to YoDelta.com and use promo code GAS for 25% OFF your order!Fans over the age of 21, visit YoKratom.com for all your Kratom needs. No promo code necessary, just head over to YoKratom.com, home of the $60 kilo!For the full watch-along experience, visit GaSDigital.com and use promo code ZAC at signup for a 7-day free trial and access to all of our episodes, completely UNCENSORED!Follow the Show!Zac Amico:https://www.instagram.com/zacisnotfunnyhttps://twitter.com/ZASpookshowOnika McLean:https://www.instagram.com/onikacomedyEva Evans:https://www.instagram.com/evaevanscomedySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tanto en este, como en siguientes episodios, hemos tenido problemas de audio que hacen que el volumen a veces sea demasiado bajo. Pese a eso, no hemos querido dejar de publicar lo que ya habíamos grabado, nos parecía una pena. Disculpa las molestias, estamos trabajando en mejorar los audios. Ah, ¿qué no tenías bastates dinosaurios en La Porción? Aquí te va alguno más... ¡esta vez zombies! Timo te cuenta qué le ha parecido Jurassic Dead.

hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome back to inside movies galore where we decided to go on about this particular Wildeye release from 2017 let's see what we had to say about the film shall we? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inside-movies-galore/support

Chris and James sit down with Armageddon films to talk about creating low budget films. Ghosters is currently CROWDFUNDING - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ghosters/ghosters-bluray-release Armageddon Films is a family friendly Production company Started by Milko Davis (Director, writer, and producer) and his wife Kathy Davis (executive producer). Some of there more popular projects would be Jurassic Thunder and Jurassic Dead.

When a covert desert base is forced to divert World War III against a formidable adversary, a group of commandos and weaponized dinosaurs are hired to get the job done. Heath C. Heine, Rick Haak, Jon Cotton star in a film by Milko Davis and Thomas Martwick. From the director of Tsunambee comes The Jurassic Dead, Available on DVD and Digital March 10, 2020 from High Octane Pictures.

This episode explores the 2017 film Jurassic Dead. Can a team of mercenaries and a group of civilians foil the zombie dinosaur apocalypse? Let's weigh in on if this movie a KILLER or merely a victim?

It's time once again for our special monthly Catching Up On Blu-Ray episode! Physical media releases highlights for the month of May include: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019, 4k) Forrest Gump (1994, 4k) Broken Flowers (2005) The Heiress (Criterion, 1949) The Grand Duel (Arrow, 1972) They Shall Not Grow Old (2018) Godzilla (1998, 4k) House of Games (Criterion, 1987) Fighting with My Family (2019) Cold Pursuit (2019, 4k) Triple Threat (2018) One Sings, The Other Doesn't (Criterion. 1977) A Record of Sweet Murder (2014) Backdraft 2 (2019) Jurassic Dead (2019) Valentine (2017) Birds of Passage (2018) How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019, 4k) Black Moon Rising (1986) Let the Sunshine In (Criterion, 2017) The Upside (2018) Blue Velvet (Criterion, 1986) Double Impact (MVD, 1991) Climax (2018) Lords of Chaos (2018) General Commander (2019) And many more!

This week's packed podcast has reviews for "Don't Worry He Won't Get Far On Foot", "Eighth Grade", "Skyscraper", Unfriended: Dark Web", and "Jurassic Dead". Joining me on this adventure is the one and only Jed!

This week, the Grue-Crew face Bigfoot in the forest of Mount St. Helens, run from a Z-Rex, and outsmart a mind hacker looking to fix the human race. First up is the sci-fi feature Mad Genius from director Royce Gorsuch featuring a man and his best friend - himself - looking to hack the future of mankind. The second film, Jurassic Dead from director Milko Davis, pits a rogue group of outlaws and a quartet of college buddies against a madman and his pet zombie dinosaur. Rounding out the show is the Bigfoot extravaganza Big Legend where a Sasquatch is hungry...for human flesh. The hunt is on for the diamond in the rough. Doc Rotten from Horror News Radio and Jeff Mohr from Decades of Horror: The Classic Era are joined by Rafe Telsch and Vanessa Thompson.  Gruesome Magazine Podcast - Episode 026 Big Legend - Jurassic Dead - Mad Genius SHUDDER MOVIE RECOMMENDATION Use my promo code - GRUESOME - for an extended 30-day FREE trial of Shudder to check out Downrange and Still/Born! Enter the promo code at http://gruesomemagazine.com/shudder to get your first month free. Mad Genius A young mad genius attempts to 'hack the human mind' in order to fix humanity.   "There are some neat ideas in (Mad Genius). ... It definitely grew on me over the course of watching it and ended up being pleasurable." - Rafe "I enjoyed the characters and I think the acting was good. I liked the whole premise and I liked where it went." - Jeff "I like the cast. I like Chris Mason and I like Scott Mechlowicz playing the two leads. I like their relationship together. ... I really thought what they brought was highly entertaining and fascinating to watch." - Doc Director: Royce Gorsuch Cast: Spencer Locke, Scott Mechlowicz, Faran Tahir   Jurassic Dead A cracked scientist aligns with the Axis of Evil to bring down the US of A with EMP blasts, toxic zombification gas and an unleashing of the ultimate undead killing monstrosity -- the Z-REX. When a hot-wired militia squad and a crew of college hipsters are thrown together to do something about it, the chaotic Predator-Thunder action runs amok.   "Expect to have fun making fun of (Jurassic Dead). Don’t take it seriously. Don’t try to understand it. Just take it, and enjoy the ride." - Vanessa "I think there are people out there who will love (Jurassic Dead), just for its sheer badness and the puppetry. … I think it’s actually poking fun at itself. - Jeff "There’s a weird charm to it because it’s so bonkers. … It almost feels like a cartoon." - Doc Director: Milko Davis w/ Thomas Martwick Cast: Matt Block, Cooper Elliot, Ben Johnson, Andy Haman Big Legend An ex-soldier ventures into the Pacific Northwest to uncover the truth behind his fiance's disappearance.   "I like the premise. I loved getting Adrienne Barbeau as (the lead’s) mom." - Vanessa "The acting, for the most part, is good. It has some practical effects that are well done. I enjoyed this flick. … I think it’s worth a watch." - Jeff "The more you like Bigfoot, the more you’re going to like this film." - Doc Director: Justin Lee Cast: Kevin Makely, Todd A. Robinson, Amanda Wyss, Summer Spiro, Lance Henriksen, Adrienne Barbeau

After the fun of The Jurassic Games, we decided to try out The Jurassic Dead. This was a poor idea. Russ's notes: I love he score in the opening sequence; it feels like Fletch or something, but with more baseline. What’s with the bright green serum? Is this Cartel 2045? The acting and camera work her are not at a professional level. like, this isn’t Cartel or Jurassic Games, where it’s at that level with some quirks. …He didn’t even inject the serum! Just dribbled it on the skin? What’s the point of putting it in a syringe? The T-rex in the first sequence looks convincingly like puppetry. Even if when it’s close to the car it is OBVIOUSLY NOT CLOSE TO THE CAR “Mrs. Dr. Borge” has so much packed into it. First of all, isn’t she too old and presumably too smart for that? Second, she doesn’t know his first name? SHE’S IN COLLEGE. I want to know the backstory of his bowtie “I am not here to debate, Im here to educate,” says the guy who has just been monologuing about the meaning of life since the class started. …Wait, he’s bringing dead cats back to life in what is clearly a community college classroom? “It takes quite a bit to work,” except that it didn’t take much to work on the T-rex, especially given its relative size. The acting in this movie is basically like the fake soap opera in TWIN PEAKS. There is waaaaay too much green screen in this movie. I get that they can’t afford any sets, but it looks awful. I don’t know that there has ever been a truly good film that had an expository crawl 12 minutes in. I’m also not crazy about “one lived — this is his story.” This guy who is yelling at his co-worker about breaking the law and looking like shitheads? He is up on one foot completely out of the driver’s seat and looking nowhere near the road. Roxy has the worst hair/wig I’ve seen in a while. NOBODY IN THIS MOVIE LOOKS AT THE ROAD. I’m glad that we got a zombie dinosaur in the first 5 minutes because it feels like forever until anything resembling a plot happens. …Wait, she ACTUALLY has a Game Boy? I like how they code “geek” as “pretty girl with an R2D2 backpack.” The redneck who has a tantrum and stomps his hat is just a protracted scene that is not at all funny. “How did you get past HR?” says the guy who then scratches his temple with the barrel of a gun. I doni’t understand the weird film stock effects used when they have the THE RIGHT STUFF shot. It’s like, after having a text crawl 12 minutes in, they decided they needed an ‘80s TV series opening credits 20 minutes in. There is a truly awful bit of ADR when the younger sister says “what kind of structure is it?” when they inexplicably stop in the desert. Gunner looks and acts like Rick Derris from Clerks. But, y’know. There’s a whole movie of him. “This could be the apocalypse” the dude says with absolutely no reason to believe it at all. Why is “Oh my God, is that a vulture?” a runner in this movie? I love the idea that the d-bag football guy scoffs at Metal Gear Solid. Also: is Metal Gear Solid still something that resonates with college kids? 31 minutes before the end of JURASSIC DEAD, we finally have our main characters interacting with a dinosaur. Remember in Jurassic Games, when we talked about needing a moment where they had some kind of tongue-in-cheek reference to JP tropes? Here we have the giant metal box. I don’t think any geek in the world uses “Zuckerberg” instead of “Einstein” to sarcastically refer to genius. Okay, so why would Gunnar ever shoot for center mass when he knows that the guys are likely military. My favorite character in the movie is guy who just grabs one of the mains and yells “shut up” in his ear. …Wait, this dude thinks we need zombie dinosaurs for America to destroy itself? Maybe the timeline issues with the gameboy are just because the movie was legitimately written before Trump. Okay so there is a serious problem with the dinosaur reveal. The fact that they did not construct the set into which they introduced the dinosaur means that they ended up using green screen to approximate it. They did not, however, adjust for the apparent size of the beast. This means the message sent when we get the close-up of the foot is significantly different from the one sent when we get a full-body shot of the Rex. There’s a stretch of this movie where the Duke Nukem douchebag is suddenly our hero. And WTF? I feel like the zombie thing doesn’t contribute much to the dinosaur story. Our mad scientist gives off a weird Anakin Skywalker at death vibe. The shot of them “shooting down the door” is literally some of the worst CG I have seen this side of the Corman Fantastic Four. I don’t like zombies who talk, and it just contributes to the “the zombie aspect of this doesn’t feel important” thing. I will say that at least the shitty fake blood spatter when they slice the conspiracy theory guy’s throat is visually engaging and doesn’t look like generic CG crud. Even the closing credits of this movie are basically just throwing everything at the wall.

Don't miss all the terrifying chills this Thursday, May 10th at 9:30 pm eastern (or anytime shortly after we wrap live) for Flesh Wound Radio. On this episode we break down the new Gothic horror throwback flick The Lodgers from Epic Pictures. In addition we tackle Scream Factory's Blu-Ray of the Tom Selleck starring 70's horror fave Daughters Of Satan, and last, but not least, a group of mercenaries do battle with a Zombie T-Rex in the bonkers new monster movie Jurassic Dead. All that plus massive breaking news and some special guests from UEW, General Manager of Operations Kyle Wylde, Ring Announcer Ozzy Vee & more leading into this saturday's UEW event Mother's Day Massacre. Don't miss it and make sure you download us on itunes, Stitcher, Spreaker, and join the Flesh Wound Radio Facebook page.

In episode 65 of the CTGY Podcast, Kelly and Rich discuss the 2009 Sean Byrne film The Loved Ones for a special Valentine's Day themed episode. Other topics include Child's Play, IT, Toyfair 2018, Jurassic Dead and more!

In episode 19 of the CTGY podcast, Rich watches The Silence of the Lambs for the FIRST time and Kelly is absolutely outraged. A massive discussion about Rich's thoughts on the movie after finally watching it. Keep tuned to hear a very interesting game of 'Quid Pro Quo' where the duo reveal embarrassing stories about themselves. Find out what enrages Rich so much that he storms out of his room. Other topics brought up this week include Friend Request, Ouija 2: Origin of Evil trailer, Shin Godzilla trailer, Z-Rex: the Jurassic Dead trailer, Rob Zombie's 31, Colossal and Evil Dead. Oh, and a bunch of serial killers. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to tell all of your friends (or enemies, we're not fussy), share, rate, review on iTunes, follow us etc etc. Give your thoughts about Rich finally seeing the movie. Cheers!