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Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse are joined by special guest Christine Peruski as they watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the 1992 comedy horror film directed by Fran Rubel Kuzui, featuring Kristy Swanson as Buffy Summers, Rutger Hauer as Lothos, Donald Sutherland as Merrick Jamison-Smythe, and Paul Reubens as Amilyn! Find us here:Twitter: @DrunkCinemaCast @CharlesSkaggs @udanax19 @C_Peruski Facebook: @DrunkCinema Email: DrunkCinemaPodcast@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Check out the movie that started the Buffy craze - Buffy The Vampire Slayer! The original vision of everyone's favorite cheerleader-turned-vampire-hunter from Joss Whedon, starring Kristy Swanson, Luke Perry, Donald Sutherland, Paul Reubens, and Rutger Hauer. This movie was originally more of a serious horror movie, but thanks to studio interference it became more of a comedy, much to the chagrin of Joss Whedon, who eventually ended up walking off set in protest. Vampires are on the loose in Los Angeles, and only the prophesized "Slayer" can stop them. Unfortunately, the latest slayer, Buffy, hasn't been trained by her mentor Merrick yet, despite being in high school. Now that the evil vampire master Lothos is in town, Buffy must rely on her natural skills and keen fashion sense to take on the demons of the night! (And look good while doing it.) This is a very different version of Buffy that we got from the beloved Buffy The Vampire Slayer TV show, but it still has its own charm to it. Whether you're a horror film fan, a comedy film fan, or just someone who likes vampires, this is a movie for you! And when the Salty Nerds devote their movie review podcast to a film Jude goes crazy over, you know it's going to be a good episode of this film review podcast! So strap in, get your blonde mustache on, and prepare to spend a long long time dying from a stake to the heart, because the Salty Nerds are going to take on 1992's Buffy The Vampire Slayer! If you like this content, be sure to subscribe to our channel! And if you'd like to support the podcast, be sure to sign up for our Patreon area! It's only $5 a month and you get a TON of exclusive members-only content. That's 4 new episodes a month (all commercial free and uncensored!), as well as access to our extensive back catalog of members-only episodes! If you'd like to sign up, you can do so here: http://www.saltynerdclub.com

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Buffy film with Booze and Buffy! Join us for Hilary Swank's hilarious turn as a pre-Harmony, Lothos' non-existent motive, and an overall uneven film that's not the disaster its made out to be.   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

On this week's episode Johnny and Randy celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the 1992 horror/comedy film Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Starring Kristy Swanson as Buffy, Luke Perry as Pike, Donald Sutherland as Merrick, Rutger Hauer as Lothos and Paul Reubens as Amilyn. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Before Sarah Michele Gellar, Kristy Swanson brought Joss Whedon's iconic vampire slaying heroine to the silver screen. Does this 90s relic hold up to scrutiny sans nostalgia? listen to our latest episode to find out. Artwork by Dusting Goebel (@dgoebel00 on Instagram) Synopsis Buffy the Vampire Slayer, before she was an iconic television heroine was first found on the silver screen starring Kristy Swanson. Considering this movie is 30 years old, I'm not sure many people remember it, let alone the WB television show. However, Joss Whedon, it's writer is well known, having written and directed some of the highest grossing films of all time in the last decade. Buffy in this film is the stereotypical Valley Girl of the 90s. The type that opened Sir Mix a Lot's hit single of the same year “I Like Big Butts”. She is vapid, dumb, and flaky. When an infestation of vampires begin to invade LA and her high schools Hawthorne High, a mysterious man in a trench coat named Merrick shows up. Merrick informs Buffy that she has been chosen to be the latest in a long line of vampire hunters throughout history. Buffy has no interest, but she finds she has a natural knack for Slaying. She decides to team up with Merrick and train so that she can defeat Lothos, the ancient vampire that is the leader of the cause of the recent uptick in vampire activity. https://youtu.be/pnZkV_aR_9w Review of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992) I have a lot of nostalgia for Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I watched it several times in the 90s as a prepubescent little fat kid. I remember it having some iconic performances and moments, but upon checking the Rotten Tomatoes critics score, it sits at 36%. Was I so out of touch? No, it's the critics who are wrong. Watching it yesterday, I tried to put off nostalgia and be unbiased. It has some good bones. There are some great performances and Joss Whedon's writing does shine through, but it is bogged down by poor direction. Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, Paul Rubens, Rutger Hauer, and Luke Perry all bring the appropriate amount of gravitas and goofiness that the high concept screenplay demands. The dialogue is top notch, creating compelling characters while placing it squarely in 90s LA. Where it has problems is when it comes to establishing stakes (no pun intended) and establishing the lore in a compelling way. This is often blamed on changes made to Joss Whedon's original script, which resulted in him walking away from the set halfway through production. In a comic book series called Buffy the Vampire Slayer The Origin, you can read the original vision Joss Whedon had for the film. It really is nearly identical except for a few key scenes. Where the film starts to fall apart is the choppy and sometimes confusing editing and direction. It's clear that the studio and/or director wanted to de-emphasize the darker elements of the story and focus more on the light hearted comedic aspects. What they didn't understand is that those dark moments help to sell the comedy and make it a much more compelling film if executed right. The stakes are never truly established, because we're never shown that Buffy particularly cares about her school or any of her other similarly vapid friends. We are given scant details of the main villain, and when the main confrontations occur, they seem arbitrary and rushed. In the end, while it still holds a special place in my heart, I can see the flaws in the movie, and it's just aight. Score 4/10 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Add it to your collection or rent it now.Click here to buy

Hell hath no fury like the Revenge of the Evil Leaper! Join hosts Allison Pregler, Matt Dale and Christopher DeFilippis for the final chapter in Sam's battle against Lothos and the mysterious Evil Leaper Project. Strap in for geeky speculation, flagrant retconning and TV hypnotism at its finest. If you're yelling for a three-letter savior, we suggest you make it start with a Q — and end with an L – P! Tell us what you think! Leave us a voicemail by calling (707) 847-6682. Send feedback and MP3s to quantumleappodcast@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. 

We take a look at the goings on in Lothos and follow a new crew as they tackle a curious favor

The Legends of Lothos is back! We join up with the Legends 2 months after the Rise of Akit in the city of Hutan

Chris takes over as DM for this side story in Lothos following a new crew of adventurers.

It's the season 1 finale of The Legends of Lothos and the group is finally at the city of the gods!

The After show for A Stopover in Corway

Join ReWatchable for a discussion about Buffy the Vampire Slayer the movie, as well as the Buffy and Angel comics. Buffy the Vampire Slayer the movie: -Mitch has no idea what happened in this movie -But that’s okay! Danielle, Caitlin, Maj, and Karen watched it for him. -You can really see the basis of the show in this movie. -But the show was a definite step up. -Her uterus can sense vampires? Really? REALLY? -This was Joss’ first movie but it really didn’t go well for him. -How much can we blame on Joss and how much can we blame on the studio? -How was Kristy Swanson compared to Sarah Michelle Gellar? -Come for Lothos, stay for Amilyn. -How does Pike match up to characters in the show? What about Benny? -Merrick is totally Giles. But creepier. -Is Donald Sutherland still a dick? -We go through some of the other cameos in this movie. -Would we recommend this to anyone? -Favorite scenes -Favorite lines Buffy and Angel comics: -Natalie gives Mitch and Karen the lowdown on what happens in the comics. -Here’s everything that’s canon. -And here’s the entire chronology of the Buffyverse. -We start off with Angel: After the Fall and what happens to our favorite pancakes. -We’re sad about Gunn. –Buffy season 8 is up next and it reveals that the show TOTALLY LIED TO US. -Then we walk through the next three seasons of Buffy. -Natalie still thinks Willow is the worst. -Dander is a thing and it is Not Good. -Angel gets weird and we’re not here for it. -Giles must be put back together with magic and guilt. -SPUFFY LIVES. -In an upcoming arc, Buffy has a kid. Ugh. -Is this all wish fulfillment? -Is there anything we actually would’ve liked to have seen on screen? Listener Feedback: -We’re saving this for next week for our wrap-up episode! Contact us! Email: rewatchable.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Re_Watchable Tumblr: ReWatchablePodcast.Tumblr.com Comment on this post! Please rate and review us on iTunes!

The after show for Striking a Deal

The after show for Road to Revenge

The Lothos Crew discuss what went down with the showdown with Heracaugh.

The After Show for Arrivial in Nicante

The after show for Going to Nicante

The party discusses the demigod they met and the trouble they went through to get the basilisk fang.

We talk about what went down in the game and choose the mvp of the game.

The after show for Path to Tohdite

The After Show for The Demon's Triangle

After leaving the shores of Eyshill the group finds themselves encountering the last person they expected

The After Show for Old Friends and New

This is the after show for The Legends of Lothos: A Pirate's Life

This is the after ahow for The Legends of Lothos: High Seas

This is the after show for First Steps

This is the after show for Call To Adventure

Time for the Pop Culture Role Call movie break, part 2 of 2, where we take our "one character's scenes only" formula (patent pending) and apply it to the Buffy the Vampire Slayer film! WE...ARE...DONE! Come on in and find out how it all ended. Did Buffy and Pike live happily ever after, or, did Lothos and Buffy join as one in their greater destiny? Does anyone care? Thanks for listening!

QR - Episode 011: Mixed Signals – EXPLICITWritten by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecDownload (28:48, 52.7 MB mp3, released 2016.09.29)Synopsis:  From leapers to gardeners to doctors and technicians, it doesn't matter who you are, whey you get your signals mixed up, it can be monumentally embarrassing and/or erotic.  And sometimes those mixed signals can reveal something about yourself that you didn't realize.  From Vaughn and Johanna's first contact to Siren and Trevor's long-lasting kiss... From Tala and Edward Grant's flirtation to Lothos and Zoe's confrontation...... signals have been exchanged, but how they are received and interpreted... well, that's another story....Featured in the cast were:David Ault as the announcer and LothosRich Matheson as Vaughn RickarJean Hilde Fulghum as Johanna Royden and InaMJ Cogburn as Siren and Tala LothomanShane Harris as Trevor ConroyDarren Marlar as Allen McAllisterKim Gianopolous as Zoe MalvisonC. E. Krawiec as Olivia RobinsonChris Stadther as Edward GrantSeth Adam Sher as Peter HugenandJames Leeper as the Production AnnouncerProduced and written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecThe executive producer for Darker Projects is MJ Cogburn.

We're back this week, with another Movie Redemption episode! This week, we're discussing the much-maligned Joss Whedon-filmed horror-comedy BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER(1992). SYNOPSIS: Blonde, bouncy Buffy is your typical high school cheerleader– her goal is to “marry Christian Slater and die” and nothing gets in her way when it’s time to shop. But all that changes when a strange man informs her she’s been chosen by fate to kill vampires. With the help of a romantic rebel, Buffy is soon spending school nights protecting L.A. from Lothos, the Vampire King, his sidekick, Lefty and their determined gang of bloodsuckers. It’s everything you’d expect from a teen queen in the Valley. Of course, we all know that BTVS was the future inspiration for Whedon's hit TV series, so this week, our special guest is the host of the upcoming Buffyverse rewatch podcast Meet Me At The Bronze, Bunny Bishop! Will she convince our hosts and our listeners that BUFFY is worthy of redemption? We’d love to hear from you! Contact us at any of the social media accounts listed below or give us a call at (864) 372-9931 and leave us a voicemail of 3 minutes or less and we’ll play it on the next show! Theme song: “Foreign Body” by the Slasher Film Festival Strategy from their album PSYCHIC SHIELD. More info: slasherfilmfestivalstrategy.bandcamp.com Follow the show: Twitter // Facebook // Instagram // Tumblr Follow Justin: Twitter // Instagram // Letterboxd Follow Gary: Twitter // Instagram // Letterboxd Subscribe, rate and review on iTunes.

http://searchforschlock.com/media/podcasts/sfs-067-BlindFury.mp3 Download MP3 Somewhere on the long road from Roy Batty in Blade Runner to Lothos in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie -- and beyond! -- Dutch superstar Rutger Hauer starred in an American remake of the seventeenth film in a Japanese series about a mid-19th century, blind blademaster named Zatoichi. Of course, in the American version, he's a late-20th century blind Vietnam vet who learned swordsmanship from some Vietnamese villagers who were not only great at swords, but very eager to pass those skills along to the first blind white dude they came across. If you have a problem with that premise, you shouldn't be watching post-Ladyhawke Rutger Hauer movies. (The screenwriter also brought us Gymkata.) Original post located at searchforschlock.com.

When life seems rosy and perfect, look out for the thorns... and there are always thorns... always. Episode 8 - All Roses Have ThornsDownload (30:20, 27.7 MB mp3, released 2008.12.20)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITPlease be aware that this is not a Christmas episode.Featured in the cast were:Steven Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and the Announcer Bruce Busby as Senior Officer Kenneth DerbyKim Gianopoulous as Deborah HendersonGwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Nurse Hazel BakerNatasha Lathrop as Nurse Hazel AndersonDamaris Mannering as TM JessicaDavid McIver as Damon BeechwoodBrian Oldham as JCChris Snyder as Maxwell RobinsonApril Sadowski as Sara Ann LuthersonFiona Thraile as Dorothy HendricksAndMJ Cogburn as Tala Lothoman.Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by MJ CogburnExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

You’ve accepted the challenge and you’re ready for anything – until you come face to face with it and it turns out to be the last thing in the world you expected it to be. Episode 7 - What You See, Isn't What You GetDownload (36:16, 49.8 MB mp3, released 2008.07.28)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and the Announcer Robin Carlisle as Johanna Royden Kim Gianopoulous as Mrs. Abernathy Mark Kalita as Vaughn Rickar Natasha Lathrop as Accelerator Technician No. 1 and female leaperJohn Lipsey as Benjamin AndrewsDamaris Mannering as Tracey DenneyPaul Mannering as Male Leaper and Accelerator Technician No. 2Tom Nicklis as Mr. Carter, the school principalColin Snow as Charles Allen DenneyandTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone...but only after the disaster has occurred? Episode 9b - Getting to Know You - What A Pain Part 2Download (29:00, 38.6 MB mp3, released 2012.06.29)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer MJ Cogburn as Siren Lothoman Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyDavid Drage as Xavierand Seth Adam Sher as Production announcer. Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by James LeeperExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone...but only after the disaster has occurred? Episode 9 - Getting to Know You - What A Pain Part 1Download (25:55, 59.3 MB mp3, released 2011.04.03)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer MJ Cogburn as Siren Lothoman Shane Harris as Trevor Conroy Jim Barbour as Peter Hugen Ara Pelodi as TM Mara David Drage as Xavier Eleiece Krawiec as the desk attendant David McIver as the voice on the phone, and Jack the delivery person. and Seth Adam Sher as Production announcer. Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by MJ CogburnExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

QR – Episode 009:  Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 2 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone…but only after the disaster has occurred? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as Lothos and […] The post QR – Ep 009: Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 2 first appeared on Darker Projects.

QR – Episode 009:  Getting To Know You… What A Pain! Part 1 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone…but only after the disaster has occurred? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as Lothos and […] The post QR – Ep 009: Getting To Know You… What A Pain! Part 1 first appeared on Darker Projects.

QR – Episode 008:  All Roses Have Thorns – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec This is not a Christmas episode. Featured in the cast were: Steve Anderson as Thames David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer Bruce Busby as Senior Officer Kenneth Derby Kim Gianopoulous as Deborah Henderson Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard […] The post QR – Ep 008: All Roses Have Thorns first appeared on Darker Projects.

Do something wrong, and you can count on there being consequences for your actions. Yet even when you are honest and truthful, do you ever stop to think that there will be consequences to be dealt with? Episode 6 - Truth and ConsequencesDownload (35:49, 65.6 MB mp3, released 2008.06.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanBrandon Cole as Security Officer No. 2Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyBill Hollweg as Desk Attendant at CorrectionsMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarDamaris Mannering as Torture Master JessicaPaul Mannering as Security Officer No. 1Tom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

There are two kinds of challenges. On one hand, there are the challenges that you step up with gusto. On the other hand are the "do it or else" challenges, the ones you don't have a say in, all the while thinking, "Why me?"Episode 5 - ChallengesDownload (27:18, 37.5 MB mp3, released 2008.05.29)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonShane Harris as Trevor ConroyMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarLaura Post as Sheila WelchTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

What shows up like unexpected returning boomerangs after you think you've got the situation figured out and all your bases covered.Episode 4 - ReprecussionsDownload (27:20, 37.7 MB mp3, released 2008.04.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonShane Harris as Trevor ConroyJanine Humphreys as Jennifer ZimbeauxMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarC. E. Krawiec as Olivia RobinsonMark Ribolla as Allen McAllisterTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

QR EPISODE 004:  REPERCUSSIONS What shows up like unexpected returning boomerangs after you think you’ve got the situation figured out and all your bases covered. Written by MJ Cogburn and CE Krawiec Featured in the cast were: Steve Anderson as Thames David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer Jim Barbour as Dr. Peter Hugen MJ […] The post QR – Ep 004: Reprecussions first appeared on Darker Projects.

You were justified in doing what you did, whether because it was right or you were told to do it, but now it's back, almost making you wish you hadn't done it in the first place.Episode 3 - BacklashDownload (34:20, 47.2 MB, released 2008.02.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn, Katherine Freymuth and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward Grant and XavierM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanErik Dreiling as Ron ConroyShane Harris as Trevor ConroyJohn Lipsey as Benjamin AndrewsSeth Adam Sher as Quinton SylvaneMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarMark Ribolla as Allen McAllisterTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Someone refuses to stop interfering in your plans, so you go after them to exact revenge on them ... and you succeed! Or do you?Episode 2 - Shifts In TimeDownload (34:20, 47.2 MB, released 2008.02.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn, Katherine Freymuth and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanShane Devon as Sam BeckettShane Harris as Xavier and Trevor ConroyHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonBen Harmer as Albert CalavicciCarol McBain as Christa CalavicciMark Ribolla as Peter HugenTom Davis as the Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

QR – Episode 002:  Shifts In Time Someone refuses to stop interfering in your plans, so you go after them to exact revenge on them … and you succeed! Or do you? Written by MJ Cogburn, Katherine Freymuth and CE Krawiec Featured in the cast were: Steve Anderson as Thames David Ault as Lothos and […] The post QR – Ep 002: Shifts In Time first appeared on Darker Projects.

Quantum Retribution 1: Nightmare's Conception You know how hard you fight to wake up from a nightmare, so glad to realize that that's all it was ... just a bad dream? What would you do if you woke up and discovered that instead of ending, your nightmare was just getting started?Download (14:18, 19.8 MB, released 2008.01.15)Written by A. J. Burfield and M. J. CogburnFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Nathaniel Lothoman, Lothos, and The AnnouncerHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonSteve Anderson as ThamesCarol McBain as AliaTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn