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“It's a great plan - if it was 1985.”  As The Expendables 4 cranks into gear, we thought it was a good time to take a look at the last entry in the pensioner-led action franchise. Our special guest on this episode is author, filmmaker, and bad film aficionado Timon Singh. Show notesThe Expendables 3 (2014)Director: Patrick HughesCast: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson. Plot: Barney hires a team of new blood to take down Conrad Stonebanks, a notorious arms dealer who also happens to be the Expendables co-founder. Episode 115.Follow Exploding HelicopterTwitter: @chopperfireballWebsite: explodinghelicopter.comInstagram: explodinghelicopterFollow Timon SinghTwitter: TimonSinghWebsite: Born To Be BadFacebook: Born To Be Bad

In this month's episode, Charlie and George slap on the war paint and suit up for cult classic Arnie actioner - Commando! The boys cover the film's more grounded origins before discussing how it would go on to create the Arnie Action Formula, as well as competing with Stallone and Rambo First Blood Part 2. There's also chat about a certain flamboyant villain of the film and his questionable relationship to Matrix... Finally we also spend some time with last month's guest, Timon Singh to get some extra trivia!

In this month's podcast special, Charlie and George get nasty and talk villains with author, podcaster and filmmaker, Timon Singh! The brothers talk to Timon about his books Born to Be Bad and Born to Be Bad Part 2, where he interviews the greatest villains of 80s and 90s cinema! Timon's books are recommended reading for Retro Ramble listeners, as they include interviews with the likes of Vernon Wells (Commando), Ronny Cox (Total Recall, Robocop), Martin Kove (The Karate Kid) and Robert Partick (Terminator 2) amongst many others!  The brothers also find time to also discuss Timon's other ventures, hosting the Bristol Bad Film Club, the documentary he produced, In Search of The Last Action Heroes, and his thoughts on the current state of action cinema. Twitter: @TimonSingh Facebook: www.facebook.com/BornToBeBadBook

On Episode 50 of the Bulletproof Podcast, Chris the Brain and Chad Cruise welcome author Timon Singh to talk about his latest book, Born To Be Bad Part II, and his experiences interviewing some of action movie's greatest villains. Robert Patrick, Brian Thompson, Al Leong, Marshall Teague and Tong Po himself, Mohammed Qissi are among those discussed. Plus... Naked defenestration, Is Skeletor a better villain than Darth Vader? and Chris and Chad throw some suggestions Ty's way for a potential Born To Be Bad Part III. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Timon Singh is the author of Born to Be Bad and Born to Be Bad Part 2. He is also a writer and producer on the film In Search of the Last Action Heroes.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/writers-on-film. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this month's episode, it's time for a Recent Ramble double feature with Charlie and George discussing some two new streaming releases!    First up is JCVD in Netflix's action-comedy The Last Mercenary. Is it a triumphant return for The Muscles From Brussels? Can he bring the action and the comedy?    Next up is time loop actioner Boss Level from Joe Carnahan and action star Frank Grillo. Does the film deliver on it's John Wick meets Groundhog Day premise? How long does Frank Grillo spend on his hair?   Finally, as it's August, a time of summer holidays, the brothers discuss what they've been reading, you know - actual books!  They discuss the crazy science fiction of Andy Weir and Blake Crouch to the 80s and 90s villains of action cinema in Timon Singh's Born to be Bad. 

This week Mike, Rich and Steve are joined by the awesome TIMON SINGH, creator of The Bristol Bad Film Club, author of BORN TO BE BAD volume 1 and Volume 2 and, it would seem, professional game show contestant! We start the episode chatting to Timon about his books before getting him to assist us with reviewing this weeks films. We start off with MIDNIGHT IN THE SWITCHGRASS, yet another film to contain a dash of Bruce Willis, but actually starring Megan Fox, Emile Hirsch and Lukas Haas. Next up is THE GOD COMMITTEE. This is a medical drama starring Kelsey Grammer and is a film that we were not looking forward to sitting through...did it win us over? UNION BOUND is the latest "true story" from the American Civil War to reach the UK. Only myself and Rich managed to sit through this one.... A DEADLY LEGEND is an American Folk Horror movie regarding the uncovering of a stone circle...or is it?  Our Short Shot this week is a fan film based on the a video game: CYBERPUNK 2077 - PHOENIX PROGRAMME has a lot going for it but with a 40 min running time have they over-egged the pudding? Click the link to watch the whole 40 min film! Having put Timon through his paces with the films so far, we really test his mettle with THE MADDENING in our DTV Throwback. Starring Burt Reynolds, Angie Dickinson and Mia Sara, this is a crazy psycho horror which has just popped up on Prime... Follow the Short Shots TWITTER page, where we will be linking to a short film every day!  Don't forget to also check out our main show, the DTV DIGEST on TWITTER and FACEBOOK!

Timon Singh Arthur of Born To Be Bad, Born To Be Bad 2 and Producer of In Search Of The Last Action Hero Joins me to talk his Book and Movie you can find him at his website www.borntobebad.co.uk Instagram @timon_singh https://www.instagram.com/timon_singh/https://lnk.bio/angrydadpodcastSlightly Irregular Podcast NetworkInstagram @sipnetwork Website sipnet.us #AngryDadPodcast #SipNetwork #B2the4thpower Intro and outro designed byNeil Fraser Graphics Instagram @neilfrasergraphics Twitter @neilfraser78 website https://neil-fraser-graphics.myshopify.com/The Sponsor of Angry Dad Podcast IFBB Pro Jon Andersen Instagram @thejonandersen https://www.instagram.com/thejonandersen/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jon.s.andersen.3Twitter https://twitter.com/THEJONANDERSENTHRIVE TransformationsChange your physique in 90 DAYS! Results in one week!linktr.ee/the_jon_andersen_ifbb_proBlackstone Labs Supplements Instagram @blackstonelabs_official @blackstonelabs_legionTwitter @blackstonelabsFacebook https://m.facebook.com/BlackstoneLabs/https://blackstonelabs.com/discount/b2the4thpower Discount code B2the4thpower Hemp Bombs CBD@Hempbombs hempbombs.pxf.io/angrydadpodcastStart Your Own Podcast With Spreaker @spreaker https://spreaker.pxf.io/angrydad CH Concrete Servicing the San Francisco Bay Area Offering concrete and landscaping services. Paving and concrete stampsPlus sidewalks, driveways, patios and walkways and all concrete custom workInstagram @ch_concrete_bayarea https://instagram.com/ch_concrete_bayarea?igshid=ka0z80g7222c Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CHHConcrete/Gmail cathconcrete@gmail.comContact +1 (510) 314-5343Sleep Terror ClothingIG @sleepterrorclothing Twitter @SleepTerrorClothingCoWebsite www.sleepterrorclothing.com#angrydadpodcast #angrydad #adp #dadsadvice #fathersadvice #motivation #inspiration #talkswithdad #talkswithyourfather

I got sit down with Timon Singh to discuss his new book, Born To Be Bad II, it's predecessor, The Bristol Bad Film Club, producing In Search Of The Last Action Heroes and of course Nicolas Cage.We get into all the villainous characters Cage has played, the decline of the action star and what fits the criteria for a "BAD" film.TIMON SINGH on TWITTERBRISTOL BAD FILM CLUB on TWITTERLAST ACTION HEROES DOC on TWITTERBUY TIMON'S BOOK at A LOCAL BOOKSHOPBUY TIMON'S BOOK at BEAR MANOR MEDIABREADCRUMBS COLLECTIVE on TWITTERBREADCRUMBS COLLECTIVE on INSTAGRAM CAGED IN on TWITTERCAGED IN on INSTAGRAMCAGED IN on LETTERBOXDCAGED IN on FACEBOOKEMAIL CAGED IN NOWCaged In is apart of the Breadcrumbs Collective, head over to the WEBSITE to get all episodes of this show as well as other great shows. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/cagedinpod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On se penche aujourd'hui sur les mockbusters, ces films fauchés dont l'objectif est de ressembler le plus possible aux blockbusters américains pour tromper les consommateurs au moment de l'achat. De l'histoire de ce secteur à son modèle économique, en passant évidemment par tous les problèmes légaux que cela peut engendrer, découvrez tout ce secteur assez particulier.Retrouvez Crapules sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/CrapulesStudioSources :The Rise and Fall of the Turkish “Mockbuster”, Cinema Escapist, Timon Singh, 2018From Asylum, the People Who Brought You (a Movie Kinda Sorta Like) Pacific Rim, GQ, David Katz, 2013Flows in Reflux: Video Brinquedo and the BRICS “Mockbuster” as a Glitch in Mediatic Hegemony, Camilo Diaz, 2017The Return Of The 'Mockbuster' - How Netflix Helps Give Movie Knock-Offs A Second Life, Forbes, Erik Kain, 2013‘Mockbuster' brings Chinese film industry's plagiarism woes back into the spotlight, Global Times, Zhang Yuchen, 2016Musiques : The Descent - Kevin MacLeod, Hard Boiled - Kevin MacLeod, Desert City - Kevin MacLeod, Shipping Lanes - Chad Crouch, Moonrise - Chad Crouch, Negentropy - Chad Crouch, Wholesome - Kevin MacLeod, Snearky Adventures - Kevin MacLeod Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

  On se penche aujourd'hui sur les mockbusters, ces films fauchés dont l'objectif est de ressembler le plus possible aux blockbusters américains pour tromper les consommateurs au moment de l'achat. De l'histoire de ce secteur à son modèle économique, en passant évidemment par tous les problèmes légaux que cela peut engendrer, découvrez tout ce secteur assez particulier. Retrouvez Crapules sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/CrapulesStudio Sources : The Rise and Fall of the Turkish “Mockbuster”, Cinema Escapist, Timon Singh, 2018 From Asylum, the People Who Brought You (a Movie Kinda Sorta Like) Pacific Rim, GQ, David Katz, 2013 Flows in Reflux: Video Brinquedo and the BRICS “Mockbuster” as a Glitch in Mediatic Hegemony, Camilo Diaz, 2017 The Return Of The 'Mockbuster' - How Netflix Helps Give Movie Knock-Offs A Second Life, Forbes, Erik Kain, 2013 ‘Mockbuster' brings Chinese film industry's plagiarism woes back into the spotlight, Global Times, Zhang Yuchen, 2016 Musiques :  The Descent - Kevin MacLeod, Hard Boiled - Kevin MacLeod, Desert City - Kevin MacLeod, Shipping Lanes - Chad Crouch, Moonrise - Chad Crouch, Negentropy - Chad Crouch, Wholesome - Kevin MacLeod, Snearky Adventures - Kevin MacLeod

Its another episode of our 80’s Action Heroes & Villains series… This time its the turn for some villains. Everyone loves a bad guy! In this third instalment, we’re joined by Timon Singh, writer and author of the book “Born to be Bad”. We speak to Timon about what gave him the idea for the book and what was it like talking to the some of the greatest baddies in cinema history. If you love eighties action movies then listen to some stories of behind the characters from some iconic 80’s movies. From Enter the Dragon to Robocop, this episode is packed with all the top eighties villains you love to hate! Listen as we choose our top five villains from the book. Old Skool Movements - The podcast that discusses everything retro, including entertainment, music, film, TV, fashion & food. Join our hosts as they take you on a nostalgic trip back in time and reminisce about times gone by, but not forgotten. Coordinates are set, strap yourself in, HIT PLAY and take this memory time machine on a hyperdrive journey through a vortex of eighties nostalgia. Join in with your memories or suggest future topics, remember to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW, but most importantly remember to tell your friends to listen… “go on, pass it on!” "If its old skool, we're on it!

In this episode Pete interviews Timon Singh, he's the founder of the Bristol Bad Film club, producer of the upcoming documentary, In search of the last action heroes, and author of the recent novel, Born to be Bad. Timon set out to talk to the actors behind the greatest villains of his adolescence to discover the stories behind their infamous film roles, the impact they had on their career and, most importantly, whether bad guys have all the fun.

Timon Singh of The Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to discuss the 2018 film from writer/director/actor/producer/etc. Douglas Burke,Surfer: Teen Confronts Fear. It's the story of Sage (Sage Burke), a teen who confronts his fear of the ocean with help from the astral projection/squid + electricity incarnation of his father. There's military intrigue, inspirational monologues, and lots and lots of surfing.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timon Singh of The Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to discuss the 2018 film from writer/director/actor/producer/etc. Douglas Burke,Surfer: Teen Confronts Fear. It's the story of Sage (Sage Burke), a teen who confronts his fear of the ocean with help from the astral projection/squid + electricity incarnation of his father. There's military intrigue, inspirational monologues, and lots and lots of surfing.

Timon Singh of The Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to discuss the 2018 film from writer/director/actor/producer/etc. Douglas Burke,Surfer: Teen Confronts Fear. It's the story of Sage (Sage Burke), a teen who confronts his fear of the ocean with help from the astral projection/squid + electricity incarnation of his father. There's military intrigue, inspirational monologues, and lots and lots of surfing.

We chat movies with Bret Hoffmann of Marcus Theaters, comics with writer of "1000 Nightmares" Bil Richardson, and 80s film villains with "Born To Be Bad" writer Timon Singh! Amazon Affiliate Link - http://bit.ly/geektome Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio Website - http://geektomeradio.com/ Podcast - https://geektomeradio001.podomatic.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/geektomeradio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/geektomeradio/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We chat movies with Bret Hoffmann of Marcus Theaters, comics with writer of "1000 Nightmares" Bil Richardson and 80s film villains with "Born To Be Bad" writer Timon Singh!!! Support the show by clicking through to Amazon via our affiliate link and then shop like you normally would bit.ly/geektome

Uganda's home-grown film industry is proving a hit on YouTube, but does it glorify violence? Ed Butler heads to Wakaliga on the outskirts of Kampala to investigate, only to get shot with fake bullets.Programme features interviews with the American immigrant studio boss Alan Hofmanis, director and screenwriter Isaac Nabwana, special effects supremo Dauda Bisaso, and British fan Timon Singh of the Bristol Bad Film Club. Expect the Unexpectable!(Picture: Dauda Bisaso mans his home-made prop gatling gun; Credit: BBC)

In this episode Blake and Brandon welcome author of BORN TO BE BAD and writer and producer of the upcoming documentary IN SEARCH OF THE LAST ACTION HEROES, [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/in-search-of-the-last-action-heroes--3#/] Timon Singh.  Whatever happened to the action heroes of the 80's and 90's?  Listen as we discuss the upcoming documentary and more! This weeks episode is brought to you by www.Soundcloud.com

Timon Singh of the Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to talk about his book, Born To Be Bad: Talking to the Greatest Villains in Action Cinema and the documentary, In Search of the Last Action Heroes, which he's producing and Oliver Harper is directing.

Timon Singh of the Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to talk about his book, Born To Be Bad: Talking to the Greatest Villains in Action Cinema and the documentary, In Search of the Last Action Heroes, which he's producing and Oliver Harper is directing.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timon Singh of the Bristol Bad Film Club joins Mike to talk about his book, Born To Be Bad: Talking to the Greatest Villains in Action Cinema and the documentary, In Search of the Last Action Heroes, which he's producing and Oliver Harper is directing.

Although Bob Wall had no desire to become a film star, he somehow ended up appearing in some of the highest grossing martial arts films of all time. As Chuck Norris’ business partner and Bruce Lee’s training buddy and friend for over a decade, Bob – a world professional karate champion – found himself cast as one of the baddies in Lee's 1972 film, The Way of the Dragon. Bob provided a similar foil to Lee’s on-screen attacks the following year when he was cast as the treacherous villain, O’harra, in the 1973 martial arts classic, Enter the Dragon. In this candid interview, Bob Wall – now aged 78 and speaking to me from his home in California – recalls a young and charismatic Bruce Lee who ruffled feathers amongst the martial arts community and revolutionised the action film genre. Despite a few film appearances since Enter the Dragon (including Robert Clouse’s Game of Death and supporting roles in Chuck Norris films), Bob – who describes himself as a “foul-mouthed Irishman” – mostly retired from the movie business following Lee’s untimely death. But the Bob Wall story doesn’t end there. Listen as he recalls training with Gene LeBell, Mike Stone and Joe Lewis, and teaching superstars like Steve McQueen, Freddie Prinze and Elvis Presley. He is still active on the martial arts scene as the founder of World Black Belt, and through his many appearances at seminars around the world. For the latest Bob Wall information, head to bobwallworldblackbelt.com. Also on the show, I talk to the action film expert and writer Timon Singh, who drops by to talk about his new book, 'Born to Be Bad – Talking to the Greatest Villains in Action Cinema', which features interviews with some of the best big screen baddies, including Bob Wall. 'Born to Be Bad' is available now in hardback, paperback and on Kindle via Amazon.

After a rocky start (tech issues, not the Stallone film) We restart the chat with film fan and writer Timon Singh who hops onboard the podcast train to chat movies, villains and how he turned a 'what if' idea into a fully completed book that holds conversations with some of the most iconic 1980s screen villains ever. . . . .

Do you pretend to have seen Citizen Kane? Nod along when your friends are discussing the ins and outs of The Three Colours Trilogy without knowing what the hell they’re talking about? Avoided the Fast and Furious films like the plague because you fear it'll be as if Michael Bay has taken amphetamines? Due to personal preferences, everyone has blindspots when it comes to cultural touch-points and cinema is no different. When it comes to movies, hosts Timon Singh and Tara Judah are generally at opposite ends of the cinematic spectrum. One likes their films with depth, feeling and something important to say. The other is happy if there’s aliens, swords or a good car chase in there somewhere. On Cinema Blindspot, Ti and Tara will introduce to the other a film that they would not normally watch, has passed them by or have deliberately avoided and discuss whether or not they have been wrong all this time. In this introductory episode, the Ti and Tara discusses their cinematic differences, key blindspots in their film knowledge and their mutual love of Nicolas Cage.  Tara Judah is a freelance film writer and radio critic, as well as co-director of Bristol's premier video shop 20th Century Flicks. Tara's writing on cinema can also be found at tarajudah.com. Ti Singh is a former contributor to Den of Geek and once bumped into Andy Serkis at the Albert Hall. He is a purveyor of B-movies and runs the Bristol Bad Film Club. Cinema Blindspot can be found on Facebook and on Twitter at @CinemaBlindspot. Find us individually on Twitter at @midnightmovies and @timonsingh

The Bristol Bad Film Club was co-founded by Timon Singh, a lifelong aficionado of terrible monster movies and junk cinema, who screens stinkers like Samurai Cop and Lifeforce. They do once-a-month screenings, with the major criterion being "there must be a bar present at the venue." They've rented out the city's planetarium and have done other unique screenings. On this podcast, we chat about Mathilda May, David Hasselhoff, Patrick Stewart, Caroline Munro, Electric Boogaloo: The Wild Untold Story of Cannon Films, Get Even, Pulgasari and Vigilante. Vigilante was directed by one of our faves (William Lustig of Maniac fame) and stars many of our faves from the b movie circuit: Robert Forster, Fred Williamson, Steve James and the one and only Joe Spinell.