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The People Under The Stairs Podcast ReviewAfter our discussion of Scream 2, we couldn’t help returning to director Wes Craven’s library. This week the Sordid Cinema Podcast is taking a look at one of the odder entries in the horror master’s oeuvre, 1991’s The People Under the Stairs. A mashup of different genres that spans everything from genuine chills to slapstick comedy, this heist/home invasion film might inspire some conflicted thoughts, but there’s still plenty of entertainment to be had, as well as craft to be admired.Joining Rick and Patrick is returning guest Sean Colletti, co-host of Goomba Stomp’s very own TV podcast The Mid-Season Replacements. We plunge into the intriguing premise, the fantastic performances, and all the tonal shifts that make this movie such an interesting watch. Along the way there are debates over the suitability and state of horror for children, plenty of mentions of a certain black leather outfit, and where this fits into Craven’s pantheon. For all this and more, have a listen!

In this episode, we speak with Sean Colletti, Mayor of Ammon, Idaho. Among all the cities across the nation, which would be considered to have the most sophisticated fiber network? The Big Apple? Not even close. LA, San Francisco? No. It is Ammon Idaho with a population 16,500. The city of Ammon has created a local open access network where residents own the fiber and the service providers are in head to head competition. Network participants have access to a smarter grid that offers access to a variety of municipal services, including public safety and utility services with more planned in the future. Our guest today has served on the Ammon City Council for more than a decade and for the past two and a half years as mayor, he received his BA in political science from Brigham Young University, he has Juris Doctorate from the University of Connecticut School of Law and a member of the Hopkins Roden law firm.

In episode 8 of the podcast, we look back to the 4 days of poetic splendour that was the Verve poetry festival that took place at the Old rep theatre Birmingham in February. Featuring discussion with Cynthia Miller and Anthony Anaxagorou alongside poetry from Inua Ellams RAP Party poets: Jess May Davies, Casey Bailey, Aliyah Hasina & Sean Colletti. If you like the Pod, please support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/VerseFirstPoetry

In episode 8 of the podcast, we look back to the 4 days of poetic splendor that was the Verve poetry festival that took place at the Old rep theatre Birmingham in February. Featuring discussion with Cynthia Miller and Anthony Anaxagorou alongside poetry from Inua Ellams RAP Party poets: Jess May Davies, Casey Bailey, Aliyah Hasina & Sean Colletti.If you like the Pod, please support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/VerseFirstPoetry

You can buy Sean’s collection here http://www.barefictionmagazine.co.uk/product-tag/sean-colletti/Follow him on Twitter hereTour dates hereOctober Gig Guide hereUNISLAM Performance hereMarc Smith

In this episode, Melissa and Melanie interview Californian poet and writer Sean Colletti after the release of his brand new poetry pamphlet ‘Saeculum’. You can buy Sean’s collection here http://www.barefictionmagazine.co.uk/product-tag/sean-colletti/ Follow him on Twitter here Tour dates here October Gig Guide here UNISLAM Performance here Marc Smith

DVD Shelf: Enlightened with Sean Colletti (1:22:37) /// Our Week in TV: ABC Comedies Roundup: The Middle, black-ish, Speechless, Fresh Off the Boat (10:19) // People of Earth (19:42) // Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (22:10) // Elementary (36:37) // Rectify finale (46:50)

Season Spotlight: Transparent Season 3 with Sean Colletti (2:37:10) /// Our Week in Comedy: Insecure premiere (5:26) // Divorce premiere (9:32) // Atlanta (15:24) // Better Things (19:54) // High Maintenance (25:43) // Brooklyn Nine-Nine (31:30) // black-ish (35:09) // The Good Place (42:08) /// Our Week in Genre and Reality: Westworld premiere (49:47) // The Flash premiere (1:02:26) // Arrow premiere (1:11:29) // Frequency premiere (1:18:31) // Luke Cage Season 1 (1:20:01) // Independent Lens (1:47:23) // RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (1:55:27) /// Our Week in Drama: Elementary premiere (2:07:13) // No Tomorrow premiere (2:10:33) // Queen Sugar (2:14:14) // Halt and Catch Fire (2:24:02)

It’s the final regular podcast of the year, and joining Kate to send off the guest cohost era in style is former cohost Sean Colletti of PopOptiq, TV Overmind, and The Mid-Season Replacements. // Our Week in Reality and Comedy (7:06–40:41): The Amazing Race finale, Nathan For You finale, Telenovela pilot, Superstore pilot, You’re the Worst finale, Transparent s2 // Our Week in Drama and Genre (41:30–1:05:36): The Good Wife midseason finale, Arrow midseason finale, The Flash midseason finale, Fargo // DVD Shelf (1:05:36–end): Avatar: The Last Airbender with Sean Colletti // Errata: In the DVD Shelf, Kate mistakenly credits Amy Landecker with being on The Leftovers. This is of course Amy Brenneman. The Televerse regrets the error!

We're joined by Sean Colletti, the other half of the This is Our Design team to discuss an epic example of '80s movie, Michael Mann's Manhunter, the first filmic adaptation of Red Dragon, as we begin our analysis of the Hannibal Lecter film series. We wade into the Brian Cox VS Anthony Hopkins – Who is... The post Manhunter – Eat The Rudecast appeared first on Cooper S. Beckett.

For possibly the final time, welcome back to This is Our Design. With some time to digest the season three finale of Hannibal, set aside a chunk of your evening to dive in with co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick, who are joined by Noel Kirkpatrick of TV.com. The post This is Our Design #39: “The Wrath of the Lamb” appeared first on PopOptiq.

This week, co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are joined by author Cooper S. Beckett of Eat The Rudecast as the crew breaks down yet another strong central sequence... The post This is Our Design #38: “The Number of the Beast is 666…” appeared first on PopOptiq.

As the season (and possibly series) nears its end, we're pulling out all the stops. This week, co-hosts Kate Kulzick and Sean Colletti are joined by Aaron Abrams of the Hannibal cast (and much more). The post This is Our Design #37: “…And the Beast from the Sea” appeared first on PopOptiq.

This week, co-hosts Kate Kulzick and Sean Colletti are joined by father of Chucky and the Child's Play series, Don Mancini. Finally, we get answers to the lack-of-subject idiosyncratic writing of Hannibal that we've been talking about for years. The post This is Our Design #36: “And the Woman Clothed in Sun” appeared first on PopOptiq.

As we prep season 3 of Eat The Rudecast, which begins early next week, we have an appetizer for you. Miko, Ophilia, and I were thrilled to join Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick on their show This is Our Design to talk S03E01: Antipasto. We have our own S03E01 episode coming as well, but isn't... The post Hannibal Season 3 Appetizer – Eat The Rudecast & This is Our Design S03E01 Mashup! appeared first on Cooper S. Beckett.

This is 2015. This is the Year of the Sheep. This is the summer television season. This is Sound On Sight. This is Our Design. At long last, Hannibal returns to NBC for its third season (a first for visionary creator Bryan Fuller). Accompanying its return is the dedicated podcast co-hosted by Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick. The post This is Our Design #27: “Antipasto” appeared first on PopOptiq.

The January TV premieres have already begun, giving us plenty to discuss on this week’s podcast. After an extra-long listener feedback segment, we dive in with the comedies, including the Golden Globes and a handful of premieres: Archer, Portlandia, Babylon, Girls, Togetherness, and Looking. Then we talk genre and drama, including the premieres of Agent ... The post The Televerse #176- Carlos with Sean Colletti appeared first on PopOptiq.

Concluding the second season of This is Our Design, which analyzes the first season of Hannibal, is no small task. Thus, co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick have brought back the big guns wielded by Noel Kirkpatrick from tv.com in a podcast that is long. Very long. Extremely long. Too long? No. The post This is Our Design #26: “Savoureux” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Join in and listen to co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick as they are joined by the fabulous Molly Eichel, whose reviews of Hannibal you've probably already read at The A.V. Club. The post This is Our Design #20: “Sorbet” appeared first on PopOptiq.

In this podcast, co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are joined by Steve Prokopy of Ain't It Cool News as they delve into a bigger, sadder Jack Crawford who could use a helping hand (or arm). The post This is Our Design #19: “Entree” appeared first on PopOptiq.

NBC might not have aired it, but we here at This is Our Design were never going to pass up on the chance to talk about "Oeuf," Hannibal's most notorious episode. Co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are joined by David Bax of Battleship Pretension and Hey, Watch This! to break down the episode (and...break...some...eggs!? (it's a pun on the title (only now do we realize breaking and cracking something are two different processes))). Discussion centers heavily around ideas of family as we lead into some of our best editions of the recurring segments yet: "Kate's Classical Corner," "The Devil in the Details," and "Spoiled Meat," which has much to do with kitchenware. Have a listen and feel free to join the discussion by leaving some comments. The post This is Our Design #17: “Oeuf” appeared first on PopOptiq.

This week on our Game of Thrones podcast, Sound On Sight contributor Sean Colletti joins us to discuss “Mockingbird,” the seventh episode in the fourth season of the series. Written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and directed by Alik Sakharov, “Mockingbird” features several excellent moments — but is it enough to hold us over for ... The post Game of Thrones Podcast #27: “Mockingbird” appeared first on PopOptiq.

We welcome new cohost Sean Colletti to the podcast this week, and fortunately there was plenty of interesting TV for him to discuss. First we take a look at the comedies, including a preview of Louie, the pilots of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Bad Teacher, and the Parks and Rec finale. Then ... The post The Televerse #139- M*A*S*H with Dan Toland appeared first on PopOptiq.

Co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are joined this week by Eric Goldman of IGN to talk some "Shiizakana." Topics of the conversation include concepts of love and animalism in Hannibal. The crew also challenges some more of the believability and subtlety concerns the series may or may not have The post This is Our Design #9: “Shiizakana” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick return to talk some "Su-zakana" with Libby Hill, co-host of TV on the Internet. For anyone who was worried about the return of the thousand airplanes that fly over Sean's house, rest easy. The post This is Our Design #8: “Su-zakana” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick will help guide you through "Futamono," relying mostly on the help of Dennis Perkins from The A.V. Club. Topics this week include issues of believability, ideas of impermanence, contributions from some of the supporting characters in this series and Hannibal and Alana sitting in a Tree...Man. The post This is Our Design #6: “Futamono” appeared first on PopOptiq.

It's that time again. This is Our Design, Sound On Sight's Hannibal podcast, is back for another round. Co-hosts Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are joined by Aaron Pinkston of Battleship Pretension to talk about "Takiawase" and all of the bees in the episode. The post This is Our Design #4: “Takiawase” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Several of our favorite TV shows came to play this week, giving us plenty to discuss on the podcast. We kick things off with The Amazing Race: All Stars before diving into the comedies, then move on to talk some genre, including the pilot of From Dusk Till Dawn: the Series and a preview of ... The post The Televerse #133- Family Tree with Sean Colletti appeared first on PopOptiq.

Welcome back to another exciting edition of This is Our Design, in which Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick break down the most recent episodes of Hannibal. This week, special guest Noel Kirkpatrick of tv.com joins the podcast to talk about "Hassun," the third episode of the second season. The post This is Our Design #3: “Hassun” appeared first on PopOptiq.

Sean Colletti and Kate Kulzick are back again to talk more Hannibal season two in this latest installment of This is Our Design. This week, special guest Les Chappell from The A.V. Club joins the discussion, which spans everything from the gruesome opening of “Sakizuki” to the final image of Dr. Lecter smirking in an empty room. ... The post This is Our Design #2: “Sakizuki” appeared first on PopOptiq.

The 12th episode of The Walking Dead season 4 titled “Still,” spends all of its running time with Beth and Darryl. The two bond over all they’ve lost before and after the apocalypse, while Beth and Daryl try to find a new save haven, and some booze to drown away their sorrow. Sean Colletti joins Kate and Rick ... The post The Walking Dead Podcast Episode 49: “Still” appeared first on PopOptiq.