Podcasts about white comanche

Ian and Billy, two guys from Queens, New York, sit around talking about comics they like. This unscripted conversational episode includes discussion comic book conventions past and present, meeting creators like Mike Grell, Bill Sienkiewicz, Jim Steranko, Joe Quesada, David Lloyd and Kevin O'Neill, local New City comic store signings, and books we've read recently like Last Gasp's White Comanche, Boom Studios' Specs and A Vicious Circle and new titles from Marvel and DC like Damage Control and The Riddler: Year One. Theme song by Mark! HEY HEY! @queenscomicparty @queenscomicpodcast http://www.queenscomicparty.com

Hello friends, on this episode Tyler and Patrick discuss a William Shatner double feature....yes you heard that correctly he plays himself and his twin brother in this flick. Will this movie die in a gun fight at high noon or will it defeat it's twin brother in a horse duel in the middle of the day? Tune in to find out!!Intro/Outro music composed by Daniel Neel www.patreon.com/lookwhostalkingmovieswww.buymeacoffee.com/Lookwhospodcast

The whole gang sits down this week to discover what happens when William Shatner decided to take a break from "Star Trek" and star in a Spanish western, without really bothering to take a break from playing Captain Kirk. Oh, and Joseph Cotton apparently needed some money...badly. This is why "White Comanche" exists in the form it does. The hosts struggle with the bad and the good of this low-rent 1968 oddity, that feels like "Yojimbo" jammed into some bizarre ego-centric stream of consciousness from the Shat himself, where in a dual-role he tries to play both a good and bad pair of half-Comanche, half-white twins, and takes things off the rails. They didn't even bother with red-face, people. Listener comments are also covered. NOTE: Paul's audio comes in a bit low, so you might want to check this out with ear buds on. White Comanche IMDB  Check out Wacky Talkies podcast Feature Music: "Indian Giver" by The Ramones & "Comanche" by The Revels.

White Comanche is a movie where William Shatner gets in fights with William Shatner, and one of them thinks he is Comanche for some dumb reason. What better way to celebrate the 50th episode of a podcast with a listenership in the low 20s? (That's numbers, not age.) Jason and Todd talk about a lot of stuff on this one, very little having to do with Comanches, regardless of the color they are.

Naz talks about being madly in love with the streaming service he had been waiting for since it was first announced by the Criterion Collection. He also recommends a book and crazy Japanese film, talks about his big gripe with Howard Hawkes "Red River" and his Thanksgiving spaghetti western binge which included the Williams Shatner starring masterpiece "White Comanche" in which the captain himself plays a duel role of twins in which one is a Comanche Indian and the other a cowboy. He also talks about John Ford seeming like the cranky old man in "From Dusk Til' Dawn".

In 1968 westerns were being churned out by the dozens in Europe. The huge success of Sergio Leone's Dollar films had stoked a fire for the genre that had been little more than cooling embers. When those Clint Eastwood star making movies helped turn a samurai film into Italian gold every European producer with access to horses saw a fortune in them thar oats. Just sign up an American (or Canadian) star (or two, if cheap enough), build some clapboard shacks, strap on six-guns and ride, baby! Enter William Shatner. On a break from shooting Star Trek he travels to Spain to make WHITE COMANCHE and, from his own accounts, is miserable the entire time. But did great art come from his suffering? We shall see! Of course, the reason we are covering this odd Euro-Western is because it is a Spanish production and it stars several actors we have seen before in the films of Paul Naschy. The lovely Rosanna Yanni, the saucy Perla Cristal, the deadly Victor Israel as well as the amazing Barta Barri turn in excellent performances here showing real talent and professionalism. And I'm sure the fact that nearly all of them got to share scenes with the legendary (slumming) Hollywood actor Joseph Cotton had to be a career highlight. Cotton plays the town sheriff in what is easily the best role the script has to offer. Every scene he is in is better off for his presence and his skill elevates some sequences to a place the director rarely could manage on his own. And did we mention the inappropriate score? This is a film with much to talk about. We close this episode out with a few pieces of mail that come packed with some interesting information. One alerts us to a source for a bootleg NIGHT OF THE HOWLING BEAST disc while another points to some connections between COUNT DRACULA'S GREAT LOVE and Hammer's Karnstein Trilogy. The horror geekiness is in high gear in this one, folks! If you have any comments or questions please write us at naschycast@gmail.com or join us on the Naschycast Facebook page for occasional updates and links to things of interest for Spanish Horror fans. Thanks for downloading and listening!

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