Podcasts about roger corman fantastic four

This week we're live at Everyone Comics with Joe Pontillo and proprietor Dimitrios Fragiskatos! How are the Winter Soldier comics different from the movies? Who played Captain America in the 1990 movie? How bad is the Roger Corman Fantastic Four? What is Bucky's real name? What comics did Joe buy because he felt bad for the writer? What Batman titles were around in the 90s? Is it harder to write kid's comics than adult comics? What is the only movie Stephen King wrote and directed? What other characters did Steve Ditko create? Which X-Man is currently dressing as Spider-Man? Is it important for a comic book series to have a letters page? Where did George RR Martin get the idea to kill off one of his main characters, maybe? Which comic writer was on The Real World? What's happening with the Ultimate Universe?  Reading list: By Ed Brubaker: Winter Soldier Pulp Criminal Mark Gruenwald Captain America The Batman Chronicles Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth Superior Spider-Man Alpha Flight #12 Adventures of Superman #500 The Killing Joke: Deluxe Edition Batman Annual #11 featuring Villains in Love by Alan Moore Nightly News by Jonathan Hickman Watch list: Dolph Lundgren Punisher Captain America: The Winter Soldier Maximum Overdrive Herman's Head Parker Lewis Can't Lose True Romance Supergirl (CW) Batman: Under The Red Hood Recorded live at Everyone Comics on 11-1-23

We are back once again and covering a bunch of the news that came out of CinimaCon, wondering about MCU Phase 4, and being a bit curmudgeonly before giving you some recommendations for stuff we actually liked!   Also, don't forget about our giveway! If you call (916) ORC-TURD and leave us a message you'll have a chance to win Jon' very own DVD copy of the unreleased 1994 Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie we talked about last week. It is really goo and you definitely want it!   Timestamps and Links    - MCU Phase 4 blathering, really starts at (11:05)       - Spiderman: No Way Home trailer (03:46)       - Dark World vindication (17:43)       - New Eternals trailer actually piquing our interest? (21:43)    - Another big corporation getting into crowdfunding (27:15) [Ha! After adding the link above, it turns out they are crowdfunding it via Hasbro pulse, which make total sense]    - Jon sells a Pop on Facebook (32:42)    - So, The Samaritan is a thing! (33:42)    - The Matrix: Resurrections (36:12)    - Recommendations          - Jon: Behind the Attraction & Imagineering [Disney+] (43:20)          - Ben: Jack Chalker [Author] (45:56)          - Podcast: What's Your Spaghetti Policy (48:03)    - Voicemail! (49:27)   Geeksploration: the Podcast is a proud member of The Geekly Grind family. They are a collective of geek-minded folks covering gaming, comics, movies, and more. Go check out the other great stuff they have going on!   You can find more information about the show at GeeksplorationPodcast.com Contact us on social media: Facebook Geeksploration: The Podcast page/ Instagram @GeeksplorationPodcast / Twitter @GeeksplorePod Leave us a voice message at (916) ORC-TURD  Check out the cool swag at shop.GeeksplorationPodcast.com Theme song is "Celebration" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Music in Space Oddities promo is "Blip Stream" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

Habib Zargarpour was born in Iran. He moved to Belgium at an early age (4th grade), moved to the south of France for high school, and Vancouver for university. For a time Habib was interested in airplane design but later gravitated towards architecture. Attending Art Center to study industrial design he honed his skills and interests. One of those interests took the form of doing a 3D design for a lawnmower on the computer. His work in the digital space continued to grow. After school he worked for numerous clients doing designs for things like a camcorder for Panasonic. Before graduating Habib landed a gig doing visual effects for “Adventures in a Dinosaur City”. He and a group of friends wound up doing three and a half minutes of CG effects for the project by developing their own tools. He later did work on the Roger Corman “Fantastic Four” creating the fire effects for Johnny Storm. Some time later, an opportunity to work at ILM came up on “The Mask”. For the next ten years he worked at ILM developing key tools on additional films including; “Twister”, 2 “Star Trek” films, “Star Wars: Episode 1” (the pod race sequence), “The Perfect Storm”, & “Signs”. In 2003, he left to work at Electronic Arts for the next seven years doing realtime rendering for games. He spent some time at Microsoft working on the Xbox team where he began work on the Photon project doing development work for James Cameron and Joe Letteri. He later landed a gig developing realtime previs tools for “The Jungle Book” and “Ready Player One”. He worked on “Blade Runner 2049” and “Greyhound” with Digital Monarch Media, which was later acquired by Unity. Today he's working at Unity developing new techniques and realtime tools for virtual production and working on his own film “Squadron”. Habib is absolutely brilliant and one of the nicest people in the business. With every project he's worked on he's made an indelible imprint on the industry with boundless enthusiasm and excitement for the medium. 

On the 4th and final installment of our exploration of the Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie, Adam joins Michael and Steven to share his thoughts on the film, then the guys reveal their favorite FF comics stories. Plus, the exclusive debut of an original song inspired by the romance Sue Storm and Reed Richards.

For the 3rd episode of our Roger Corman Fantastic Four film discussion, Michael and Steven break down the infamous ending with it’s disappointing special effects and provide their final review of the movie overall. Plus the duo reveal their list of which big budget super hero films are WORSE than this unreleased and buried film.

Last week, we invited a select group of Short Box Patrons to join us for a secret live show. The conversation was focused on Roger Corman's, unreleased 1994 Marvel movie, "The Fantastic Four", and the comic series of the same name. This week's episode is audio from that show! Visit our YouTube Channel for the video version!Want to support the show in exchange for future live shows, bonus episodes, and merch? Consider becoming a patron! Stay up-to-date on the latest Short Box episodes and happenings by following us on social media @theshortboxjax Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theshortbox)

This week on Myopia: Defend Your Childhood, we reinforce the cliches of high school, root for a man who grabs an unwilling teenager by the crotch, and witness an authority figure threaten and hit a child. We watched the Trump Documentary, I mean, The Breakfast Club, will you forget about me? Please continue to rate and review us! We are on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and now Spotify and could use the support; the more ratings you give the easier it is for others to find us. Also, do you follow us elsewhere? Facebook? Instagram? Twitter? Myopia? Also, for those of you who are truly film folks, I have created a Letterboxd page! Check out what episodes we have done here! Want to see a funny show, in fact, Creative Loafing's People's Choice Award for Best Comedy Show? Cineprov is riffing at the Plaza Saturday! Usually we perform today, but instead this Saturday, we will be doing a special Saturday show on the Roger Corman Fantastic Four! We are a proud member of the ESO Network! Please join the ESO Patreon! How will The Breakfast Club stand when we put it on trial? Host: Nic Public Defendant: Lauren Panel: Adam, Daniel  

This week on Myopia: Defend Your Childhood, we reinforce the cliches of high school, root for a man who grabs an unwilling teenager by the crotch, and witness an authority figure threaten and hit a child. We watched the Trump Documentary, I mean, The Breakfast Club, will you forget about me? Please continue to rate and review us! We are on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and now Spotify and could use the support; the more ratings you give the easier it is for others to find us. Also, do you follow us elsewhere? Facebook? Instagram? Twitter? Myopia? Also, for those of you who are truly film folks, I have created a Letterboxd page! Check out what episodes we have done here! Want to see a funny show, in fact, Creative Loafing's People's Choice Award for Best Comedy Show? Cineprov is riffing at the Plaza Saturday! Usually we perform today, but instead this Saturday, we will be doing a special Saturday show on the Roger Corman Fantastic Four! We are a proud member of the ESO Network! Please join the ESO Patreon! How will The Breakfast Club stand when we put it on trial? Host: NicPublic Defendant: LaurenPanel: Adam, Daniel  

Joseph Culp joined Nasty Neal to discuss his new film "Welcome to the Men's Group" and being the original Dr. Doom in the Roger Corman "Fantastic Four"! Joseph Culp

Joseph Culp joined Nasty Neal to discuss his new film "Welcome to the Men's Group" and being the original Dr. Doom in the Roger Corman "Fantastic Four"! Joseph Culp covered: - the ideas behind "Welcome to the Men's Group" - his real life men's groups - what makes a man a man - Stephen Tobolowsky as Carl - the ensemble cast - male nudity on film - being the son of a famous actor in the business - Roger Corman's "Fantastic Four" available now on Youtube and more! TheMensGroupMovie.com JosephCulp.com Subscribe to the Without Your Head newsletter to receive weekly updates on our schedule, guests and more! Tracks for this podcast - Our new theme song by The Tomb of Nick Cage "The Colony" by Music of the Month The Tomb of Nick Cage --- 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/withoutyourhead/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/withoutyourhead/support

This week, The Dazzling Duo bring a special guest onto the episode.  Actor, writer, director Joseph Culp comes on to discuss his latest movie Welcome To The Men’s Group which comes out on VOD this weekend.  In addition, Joseph talks about playing Doctor Doom in the Roger Corman Fantastic Four film, being a part of […]

The very first episode of the Infamous Horrors podcast with AJ Friar and Brandon Samuel as we interview Mick Strawn from A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and 4, Leatherface the infamous Roger Corman Fantastic Four and Boogie Nights. Go to www.infamoushorrors.com for more things horror

Since these comic book movies are all the rage we figured we would talk about some comic book related films.  First up is the 1978 TV movie Dr. Strange.  Lots of mustaches in this one.  After that it's time for Full Moon's Doctor Mordrid starring Jeffrey Combs.  Let's face it it's really just a Doctor Strange rip off.  But it does have a skeleton fight.  After all that we talk about Fargo, Lost In Space, Spider-Man 2, Puppet Master, Sub Species, Black Lightning, Death Race 2050, Ash vs. Evil Dead, Ruby, and the Roger Corman Fantastic Four.

Today Ken welcomes writer, actor Steve Bannos (Freaks & Geeks) to the show. Ken and Steve discuss their mutual collecting bug, Flea Markets, Brimfield, Boston in the 80s, stand up comedy, Chicago, Mark of the Devil Barf Bags, The Combat Zone, TV Wheel, Judd Apatow, Night After Night with Alan Havey, The Higgins Boys and Gruber, Greek fry cooks, Gyros, Paul Feig, "The Ranch", Freaks & Geeks, the missing Missing Bus script, 7 Minutes in Heaven, rigging spin the bottle, Meet the Applegates, working in the art department, Zapped II, Linda Blair, carrying the cross on Madonna's Like a Prayer, Mary Lambert, 80s coke sets, Dana Gould, horror hosts, Svenghouli, Channel 32, growing up a make up geek, Planet of the Apes, when Mr. Rogers hulked out, Rebecca Staab, Doomed! The Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie, regrettable roles, keeping your shirt on, Ghostbusters, Garfield Goose, Wacky Races, Fraiser Thomas, Looney Toons, a TV education, Night Flight, Marvel Monsters, Tremors, being haunted by the Exorcist without having seen it, writing tag lines for movies, Percy Rodriguez, making the poster, a 70s set Ghost Rider movie, structured family TV time, watching TV during dinner, stealing from Vaudeville, reality TV writers, how it's painful sometimes to watch comedies, and loving James Franco.

This week the boys of HMP check in with a documentary about a movie that was never to be. But was the Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie DOOMED before it even began? Were there other reasons this movie went into production? Why has there been a growing cult of fans over the years? We explore this and more in this week’s review of the documentary, Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's Fantastic Four. HeroMoviePodcast.com Review us on iTunes Like Us on Facebook HMP Patreon Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Listen to us on our new show- Preacher Podcast Adam Portrais: Twitter  The Film Find- Twitter Bruce Leslie:  Twitter  Heroes and Villans Podcast  Chubby Wizard Sean Keenan: Twitter  Hero Movie Podcast is a weekly podcast EXCLUSIVELY about superhero movies. Marvel, DC, movies and TV- Adam Portrais from The Film Find, Sean Keenan from Robot Johnson and Bruce Leslie from Chubby Wizard, Heroes and Villians Podcast- review comicbook and superhero movies in the most funny, nerdy way you can't find anywhere else.  

Andrew likes the Dirty Harry movies. Well, most of them. So he talkes about the Dirty Harry movies, the good, the bad and the ugly. Hmmn. Wrong Clint Eastwood franchise. After that, Andrew addresses the much maligned Roger Corman Fantastic Four flick from the 90's and wonders is it as bad as everyone says? It's another hour of glorious inanity and babbling.Feedback for this show can be sent to: heykidscomics@virginmedia.com

Andrew likes the Dirty Harry movies. Well, most of them. So he talks about the Dirty Harry movies, the good, the bad and the ugly. Hmmn. Wrong Clint Eastwood franchise. After that, Andrew addresses the much maligned Roger Corman Fantastic Four flick from the 90’s and wonders is it as [...]

Andrew likes the Dirty Harry movies. Well, most of them. So he talkes about the Dirty Harry movies, the good, the bad and the ugly. Hmmn. Wrong Clint Eastwood franchise. After that, Andrew addresses the much maligned Roger Corman Fantastic Four flick from the 90's and wonders is it as bad as everyone says? It's another hour of glorious inanity and babbling.Feedback for this show can be sent to: heykidscomics@virginmedia.com