Podcasts about Yakuza Apocalypse

*From the Desk of Pete* If you know anything about director Takashi Miike's filmography then you'll be well prepared for the insanity, head scratching confusion and WTFs of Yakuza Apocalypse. This is such a Pete movie that his picture should be in the IMDB entry. If you decide to watch it, free on Tubi by the way, please go into it with the understanding that the film isn't to be understood but rather experienced or maybe even endured....hence Month of Chaos!!!!!!!

Prepare for the craziness of Kitamura and the madness of Miike as we bring J-horror genre mash-ups to the drive-in with VERSUS (2000) and YAKUZA APOCALYPSE (2015). VERSUS: Non-spoiler - 7:13:20 Spoilers - 17:57:10 YAKUZA APOCALYPSE: Non-spoiler - 26:24:20 Spoilers - 34:17:50

E non potevo concludere la settimana podcast TAMARRA delle Recensioni CaRfatiche, senza una dovrosa capatina in Oriente, esplorando l'universo folle contenuto nella mente di quel geniaccio di Miike, che in questa pellicola oltre i limiti dell'assurdo e del mai visto, ci mette dentro una lotta tra Yakuza e Yakuza vampiri da leccarsi i baffi, con guerrieri dal look improbabile, persone che spruzzano cervello dalle orecchie e tutto quello che di strano e svalvolato potete immaginare! Divertente e non certo per i radical chic cinefili di sta cippa! E Miike lo si ama a prescindere!

De autostop por una carretera desierta, nos para un coche de ésos de viaje compartido, en el que van: un señor indio que ha perdido la memoria, un chico catalán que no para de hacer chistes del más allá, un japonés todo tatuado que debe relevar a su jefe en el trabajo, y una chica […]

Your beloved Insert Credit Show panel convenes on topics such as Sony Zelda, the Buddha's Pickle Rick era, and the return of Violence Island. Hosted by Alex Jaffe, with Frank Cifaldi, Tim Rogers, and Brandon Sheffield. Edited by Esper Quinn, original music by Kurt Feldman. Questions this week: Phil Salvador asks: What is a game you love that you would not recommend? (07:02) What's the best way to pepper sidequests through an RPG? (12:47) What's the difference between a good artist and a good concept artist? (18:08) What will Link's first line of dialogue be in the live action Legend of Zelda movie? (23:47) Insert Credit Quick Break: video game union newsletter Jerome asks: which real people have had the most legally distinct video game characters based on them? (32:05) Why is the Streets of Rage pickup sound better than the Pac-Man pickup noise? (38:14) What are, according to Wikipedia, some video games the Buddha might or might not enjoy? (42:29) LIGHTNING ROUND: Violence Island (49:11) Recommendations and Outro (01:11:08) Discuss this episode in the Insert Credit Forums A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED: Goodfeathers Animaniacs Looney Tunes Wile E. Coyote Bugs Bunny Chuck Jones Elmer Fudd Big Chungus Pickle Rick Porky Pig Telefunken U 47 Frank Sinatra Tweety Sylvester the Cat SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny Granny Yosemite Sam Deadwood 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die Tetris Tetris Effect Tetsuya Mizuguchi Titenic Valis series Yakuza / Ryū ga Gotoku series Demonschool The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Persona series Cyberpunk 2077 Yoshitaka Amano Tetsuya Nomura Kazuko Shibuya Final Fantasy series Yoshitaka Amano, Kazuko Shibuya - from paper to pixel Nintendo is making a live-action Zelda movie Legend of Zelda series Maze Runner (film series) The Maze Runner (book series) Tom Hardy Tom Holland Chris Pratt Ruby Rose John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) The Lost City of Z (2016) Bruce Lee Fei Long Street Fighter series Liu Kang Mortal Kombat games Sylvester Stallone Rambo The Revenge of Shinobi Jackie Chan Bruce Willis Elvis Presley Arnold Schwarzenegger Bloody Wolf Commando (1985) The Terminator (1984) Rocky (1976) Dolph Lundgren Mario Segale Harrison Ford Han Solo Indiana Jones Patriot Games (1992) The Fugitive (1993) U.S. Marshals (1998) Streets of Rage Pac-Man Yuzo Koshiro Castlevania series List of games that Buddha would not play The Buddha Fire Emblem series Super Mario 64 Mario Kart series WarioWare series You Don't Know Jack series Dota 2 League of Legends Blood Will Tell: Tezuka Osamu's Dororo Tony Hawk skateboarding series Viewtiful Joe Agent 47 Ristar Rayman Billy Kane Billy Zane Sylvando Rouge the Bat Recommendations: Frank: The Legend of Beavis Brandon: If you're watching Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) the only watchable version is on Tubi, Saturnalia on Steam Tim: The new Daytona USA 2 port on Steam Jaffe: Aftermath, 52 Pickup This week's Insert Credit Show is brought to you by video game union newsletter, and patrons like you. Thank you. Subscribe: RSS, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and more!

Your beloved Insert Credit Show panel convenes on topics such as Sony Zelda, the Buddha's Pickle Rick era, and the return of Violence Island. Hosted by Alex Jaffe, with Frank Cifaldi, Tim Rogers, and Brandon Sheffield. Edited by Esper Quinn, original music by Kurt Feldman. Questions this week: Phil Salvador asks: What is a game you love that you would not recommend? (07:02) What's the best way to pepper sidequests through an RPG? (12:47) What's the difference between a good artist and a good concept artist? (18:08) What will Link's first line of dialogue be in the live action Legend of Zelda movie? (23:47) Insert Credit Quick Break: video game union newsletter Jerome asks: which real people have had the most legally distinct video game characters based on them? (32:05) Why is the Streets of Rage pickup sound better than the Pac-Man pickup noise? (38:14) What are, according to Wikipedia, some video games the Buddha might or might not enjoy? (42:29) LIGHTNING ROUND: Violence Island (49:11) Recommendations and Outro (01:11:08) Discuss this episode in the Insert Credit Forums A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED: Goodfeathers Animaniacs Looney Tunes Wile E. Coyote Bugs Bunny Chuck Jones Elmer Fudd Big Chungus Pickle Rick Porky Pig Telefunken U 47 Frank Sinatra Tweety Sylvester the Cat SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny Granny Yosemite Sam Deadwood 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die Tetris Tetris Effect Tetsuya Mizuguchi Titenic Valis series Yakuza / Ryū ga Gotoku series Demonschool The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Persona series Cyberpunk 2077 Yoshitaka Amano Tetsuya Nomura Kazuko Shibuya Final Fantasy series Yoshitaka Amano, Kazuko Shibuya - from paper to pixel Nintendo is making a live-action Zelda movie Legend of Zelda series Maze Runner (film series) The Maze Runner (book series) Tom Hardy Tom Holland Chris Pratt Ruby Rose John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) The Lost City of Z (2016) Bruce Lee Fei Long Street Fighter series Liu Kang Mortal Kombat games Sylvester Stallone Rambo The Revenge of Shinobi Jackie Chan Bruce Willis Elvis Presley Arnold Schwarzenegger Bloody Wolf Commando (1985) The Terminator (1984) Rocky (1976) Dolph Lundgren Mario Segale Harrison Ford Han Solo Indiana Jones Patriot Games (1992) The Fugitive (1993) U.S. Marshals (1998) Streets of Rage Pac-Man Yuzo Koshiro Castlevania series List of games that Buddha would not play The Buddha Fire Emblem series Super Mario 64 Mario Kart series WarioWare series You Don't Know Jack series Dota 2 League of Legends Blood Will Tell: Tezuka Osamu's Dororo Tony Hawk skateboarding series Viewtiful Joe Agent 47 Ristar Rayman Billy Kane Billy Zane Sylvando Rouge the Bat Recommendations: Frank: The Legend of Beavis Brandon: If you're watching Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) the only watchable version is on Tubi, Saturnalia on Steam Tim: The new Daytona USA 2 port on Steam Jaffe: Aftermath, 52 Pickup This week's Insert Credit Show is brought to you by video game union newsletter, and patrons like you. Thank you. Subscribe: RSS, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and more!

On this episode, I'm discussing Yakuza Apocalypse. A martial arts, horror, comedy, fantasy extravaganza film that only Takashi Miike could make. So many things in this film from Yakuza vampires, people with melting brains and a pretty bad ass costumed frog with some Bruce Lee vibes. It's wild, wacky and hilariously fun. It's a short and spoiler free episode I think you'll enjoy. Also I forgot to mention you can view this one on Tubi and Pluto TV if you are intrigued and interested in checking it out. For this episode, the song is Yakuza by A Samurai in Tokyo.

THE GAUNTLET MOVIE MIXTAPE – VOLUME TWO A SONIC JOURNEY through THE GAUNTLET From No Escape to All Creatures Great and Small Music and Sounds from Episodes 11-20 La fin du monde (1930) – No Greater Glory (1934) – The Lusty Men (1957) – The Incredible Journey (1963) – Salto (1965) – My Little Loves (1974) – McQ (1974) – First Graders (1984) – Three O'Clock High (1987) – Exorcist II: Heretic (1977) – Knightriders (1981) – An Autumn's Tale (1987) – Clearcut (1991) – Stalin (1992) – Most Valuable Primate 2 (2001) – Police Beat (2005) – Far From Heaven (2002) – Halloween: Resurrection (2002) – Stemple Pass (2012) – Yakuza Apocalypse (2015)

This week we're talking about one of the most hard to describe movies we've ever watched. Luckily our buddy Peter Davenport came on to help us unpack this one and we had a ton of fun. We make an attempt at a synopsis, we played a new game called "Fantastic Beasts & WTF is that"  we do our rate and review, and work through a good amount of confusion. make sure to follow Perter @CasualThursday If you're enjoying the show we would love your support. Here are a few ways you can help!-Check out our merch store and get yourself or someone else a little something.   https://teespring.com/stores/apocalypse-in-review-Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/apocalypseinreview)-Make a one-time donation at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/apocalypseir-Leave us a nice review on your podcast platform of choice. it only takes a few minutes, it makes us look legitimate, it makes us feel good, and it's completely free. -Follow us @apocpod on Twitter and Instagram and talk to us we love hearing from y'all.  -Find all of our links by going to https://linktr.ee/apocalypseinreviewThanks for listening! Support the show

it’s all over now

La Fin Du Monde (1931) / Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) This week it's the end of the world as we discuss the excessive and apocalyptic visions of Abel Gance and Takashi Miike

Erin and Paul review two very different takes on the world of Japanese organized crime: Sydney Pollack's 1974 East-meets-West drama THE YAKUZA, and Takashi Miike's characteristically bonkers 2015 horror/fantasy YAKUZA APOCALYPSE. Plus: our quick takes on THE WOLF OF SNOW HOLLOW, ARMY OF THE DEAD, WRATH OF MAN, and OXYGEN.

This was directed by Takashi Miike who also directed Yakuza Apocalypse and Audition.  This movie sure isn't either of those.

Don't cover a Hong Kong movie they said. Don't do a horror comedy they said. Find a strict martial arts horror movie they said. Well it's three movies for the price of one.

Endlich reden wir mal über Takeshi Miike. Japans Pulpking! Yakuza Apocalypse passt dabei wunderbar ins Spandex Schema. Aber ist das was gutes? Eine Diskussion wirr wie der Film --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reclaimedMarshland/message

Join your host Duncan Under The Stairs discussing all things Horror on The Podcast Under the Stairs. Duncan ran a poll on Facebook for the next movie review and the winner from Turbo Kid, The Gate & Yakuza Apocalypse to be God was none other than Turbo Kid (2015). The grading follows the Netflix rating style of 1 = Hated It, 2 = Didn’t Like It, 3 = Liked It, 4 = Really Liked It & 5 = Loved It Turbo Kid: Duncan: 5 Our new RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/13ba6ef0/podcast/rss BUY OFFICIAL TPUTS MERCH FROM http://tputscast.bigcartel.com Check out the show on Anchor, iTunes, TuneIn & on Stitcher Radio. Please leave us feedback on iTunes, podcastunderthestairs@gmail.com and follow us on Facebook & Twitter and on the Flick App: https://flick.group/tputscast

This week, the baddest bitches in anime are back with help from JJBA superfan, Cidnya, from CidnyaReads. In this episode, the trio dive into the live action adaptation of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4 from VIZ Media and directed by Takashi Miike. In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable Chapter I a teen gifted with supernatural powers, Josuke Higashikata (Kento Yamazaki) discovers evil lurking within his town and mysteries within his bloodline. He learns about the world of stands, his power, and the motives of the evil claiming lives across the town. With insane visuals and even wilder fashion this adaptation is right up Miike's alley. We've now covered four of his films, Blade of the Immortal, Ace Attorney, Yakuza Apocalypse, and now, Jojo.  While we critique and talk about the film itself, we also go in deep on the manga's inspirations, how to watch the long series, and into which boys are best boys in the Jojo world. And don't worry, there's also a lot of our signature thirst. 

puts the YA! in Yakuza

Hey everyone! Welcome to a total out of nowhere theme month, where we are diving into some films of Takashi Miike. This week we dive into his 2015 film, Yakuza Apocalypse. Listen in as we discuss pennies-per-minute, stairs, and dekotora. Thanks!

This week we start a new side-show: Should Have Been an Anime! Here, we watch movies that from the movie poster and description look like they should have been an anime but were just movies instead. We kick it off with Yakuza Apocalypse from 2015, directed by legend Takashi Miike.

After finally tackling a 1950s film, we race back to the twenty first century for 2016’s hidden gem “A Dark Song”. A magnificent film in which we learn the right consistency for drinking fresh blood and the hazards of not putting away after washing up. Along the way we discuss “Kohraa”, “Westworld”, “Yakuza Apocalypse”, “Skeletons In The Closet”, “Hereditary”, “Aaaaaaaah!” and Adam overshares about his stool sample. Watch (or re-watch) to avoid spoilers, and join us. Seriously, this film is so worth checking out, make the time, enjoy, then listen in.

Episode 42 – Fourth of July Special – Yakuza Apocalypse Commentary Track WARNING: This is not a normal podcast episode. This is a running commentary for the 2015 film Yakuza Apocalypse. Additional content warning: Yakuza Apocalypse is an incredibly dumb, fun, silly movie, but unfortunately it has a pretty brutal rape scene early on, so just be aware if you're watching the film for the first time. Hank invites Ben on a journey to watch one of his favorite films. Armed only with the knowledge that this is a movie about Yakuza Vampires, Ben goes in blind and unprepared for what happens here. This movie is pretty wild and incredibly stupid. Correction: When listing other movies that Takashi Miike, the director of Yakuza Apocalypse, has directed Hank accidentally said the title Lady Vengeance, which is a Park Chan-wook film. This was a brain fart and the movie Hank meant to mention was Audition. Email: SaltCirclePodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @SaltCirclePod Hank's Twitter: @ComicPane

Christian, Scott, Mike and Nathan talk about Takashi Miike's horror organized crime satire.

Al and Brantley make fun of movies they haven't seen based on their odd descriptions. This week they take a very limited look at the extensive filmography of Takashi Miike (we apologize for the pronunciation errors), including Yakuza Apocalypse, Zebraman, and Crows Zero.

For the second part of our interview, director/writer/critic/translator/photographer Norman England tells us all about the art of subtitling, working with Takashi Miike on the film Yakuza Apocalypse, his time working with Sushi Typhoon, being an American film critic in Japan, Japan's treatment of foreigners, the Japanese film industry, why he isn't currently directing another film, and the amount of effort that goes into making a movie. We also touch on Star Trek, Planet of the Apes, and the time Norman found a rare Son of Godzilla poster tacked to a wall in the middle of nowhere!

Horroru! Medôro! Desesperonoro! Pânicuru! Sapinhoru! No episódio desta semana nos reunimos para falar sobre o Yakuza Apocalypse lançado em 2015 pelo mestre bizarro Takashi Miike. E além de nossa resenha habitual você ouvirá sobre lendas japonesas e um pouco da história da Yakuza. Então aumentem seus iPods porque mais um Podtrash está no ar! Duração: 91'38'' Média TD1P: 4,8 ELENCO Almighty, o Estagiário de Chinelos! Bruno "Gunfree" Gunter Demétrius "Anjo Negro" Santos  Douglas Fricke, o Exumador Shin Koheo, o Maratonista nu! ARTE DO BANNER Marcelo Damm EXTRAS DESTE PODTRASH Ficha IMDb do Yakuza Apocalypse Trailer do Yakuza Apocalypse Perfil do Takashi Miike no IMDb RECOMENDAMOS DO TAKASHI MIIKE Audition Ichi The Killer 13 Assassinos Crowns Zero 1 Crowns Zero 2 Sukiyaki Western Django Fudoh Izo Gozu Visitor Q Dead or Alive OUTROS PODTRASH SOBRE O TAKASHI MIIKE Podtrash 3 - Izo Podtrash 88 - Ichi The Killer Podtrash 255 - Happiness of the Katakuris Escute esta lista no Spotify, apoie os artistas! FEEDS E LINKS DO PODTRASH Podtrash na iTunes Store Feed completo do Podtrash Feed sem os Lado B Feed do Lado B Canal do Podtrash no Youtuner Participe do Grupo “Esse Merece um Podtrash” lá no Facebook! Conheça a Loja de Camisetas As Baratas! CONTATOS DO PODTRASH podtrash@td1p.com @podtrash Facebook do Podtrash Caixa Postal 34012 – Rio de Janeiro, RJ - CEP 22460-970 CAPA DESTE PODTRASH

From the Midnight Theater at The Devil's Gate Mall, join Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matty Ice as they drink everything and discuss Takashi Miike's insane 2015 film, YAKUZA APOCALYPSE.

The Biscuits for Movies Initiative This week, everything can be justified if you're rewarded with biscuits. In off the Shelf, we had new and classic Miike with Yakuza Apocalypse, Shakespearean epics from Japan with Kurosawa's Ran, an essay film from Grant Gee in Innocence of Memories. We also have a minority report on Captain America: Civil War. The main event and our feature presentation was our first ever foreign language headline act - the Oscar-winning Son of Saul.

This week our episode features equal parts discussion of the vampire gangster movie featuring a frog wearing a frog mask we watched and Brett's feelings on some classic rock bands.  No, really.

J. David Osborne (author and head editor of Broken River Books) and Jeff talk about not just the best but also the most interesting and unique movies, books, TV shows, comic books, and podcasts of 2015. WARNING: The episode contains major spoilers for THE HATEFUL EIGHT, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, UNFRIENDED, YAKUZA APOCALYPSE, and BONE TOMAHAWK. Plus find out the two books that J. David and Jeff agree that you need to read to have a proper understanding of modern internet culture.  J. David Osborne's Official Website - Broken River Books Official Website - Broken River Podcast Jeff Burk's Top Ten TV Shows of 2015 Jeff Burk's Top Ten Movies of 2015 This week's music: "Space Rock Steady" by Mad Conductor Mad Conductor on Bandcamp Jeff Attacks logo by Matthew Revert Jeff Attacks banner by Dyer Wilk Intro and outro music by Anti-Venom Transition music by the Stupid Stupid Henchmen

On an extra special Episode 177 of Trick or Treat Radio, Dynamo has a shocking revelation, MonsterZero digs a present out of his closet, Ravenshadow smokes and Wolfenstein gets angry. Oh, we also bring back the December Double Feature Cram Jam as we review Eli Roth’s Knock Knock and Tetsuya Nakashima’s The World of Kanako. All this plus reviews and voicemails from our listeners and some announcements about the podcast network. So grab your lightsaber, your Air Sharkey’s and strap on! Topics discussed: Black Christmas, Star Wars fans stereotypes, Loot Crate screws Dynamo over, Knock Knock, The Dungeonmaster, Cult of Muscle, Cactus Jack, Air Sharkey, Robert E Wronski, three faces of Foley, Air Jordan, Keanu Reeves, Eli Roth, Hard Candy, the ginormous raffle, petting deer, Death Game, vague remakes, Eli Roth vs the critics, Old Boy, unique uses for shoes, storytelling triangle, Yakuza Apocalypse, Tables Ladders and Chairs, The Hateful 8, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, older folks trying to pass for teenagers, Taxidermia, Simon R. Green, The World of Kanako, Confessions, Tarantino vs John Carpenter film record, Green Inferno, Koop and Tokyo Jungle, not wanting to hang out with nerds, Michael Winslow, Silent Night Deadly Night, Margo Kidder, Japanese lessons, Unchayned and The Television Crossover Universe Podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Episode 175 of Trick or Treat Radio is the first episode in our brand spanking new studio! To help us celebrate the occasion, we are joined in studio by the God of War, Ares to review the Eli Roth produced flick, The Stranger! Tune in to find out the answers to the following questions: which posters did MZ bring to hang in the studio? Which seat is Dynamo sitting in? How much whiskey can one God consume? Will Johnny hold it all together? How many amazing voicemails will we get?? Well, you better tune in! So grab the latest issue of Tiger Beat, bolt your door and strap on! Topics discussed: Green Inferno, new camera angle, Myra, Donnie Darko, Vampires, the Dress Barn, Captain America: Civil War, Good movies for bad people, Contracted, Ryan Gosling, Innocent Blood, Aftershock, unfair expectations vs other films, new studio, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jason Momoa, MonsterZero’s posters, Dawn of the Dead and Tom Savini, Pieces, Batman v Superman, Koop, the new trend in not naming the monster, Dynamo's bowel movements, young Han Solo, Wooberman’s IMDB listing, drunk vs alcoholic, MZ's DSLs, ambiguous remakes, Star Wars: Force Awakens, bad dubbing, Cult of Muscle, Robin, Yakuza Apocalypse, new green screen, Doomsday, Ren and Stimpy, truth about yakuza, now-git, Podcast Without Honor and Humanity, Werewolf stories, Irish Whiskey, The Stranger, Guillermo Amoedo, V=5 and Kylo Ren.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In episode 151, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by first time guest and friend of the show Joey DiSturco (www.twitter.com/Joey_UCF). Chris reviews “Spotlight,” “Secret in Their Eyes,” “Brooklyn” and “Creed,” and Drew reviews “The Wolfpack,” “Attack on Titan” and “Yakuza Apocalypse.” Billy D also reviews “Attack on Titan” and “Yakuza Apocalypse.” The Netflix... The post #151 – Elbow Drops In Heaven appeared first on Cinema Crespodiso.

Episode 174 of Trick or Treat Radio is our last night in Castle Wolfenstein. To honor the occasion, we review Yakuza Apocalypse, the latest film by one of our favorite directors, Takashi Miike! Then we rap about for one of the most unique musicals ever as we have a conversation about Sion Sono’s Tokyo tribe! All that and... well ya better just tune in to find out what else happens! We also play your voicemails and talk about what we’re thankful for. So grab your boombox, your favorite animal mask and strap on! Topics discussed: King Diamond, Takashi Miike, West Side Story, Sir Isaac, iPad Pro, Yakuza films, the new studio, mascots, The Raid, Audition, Ichi the Killer, Crazy japan, Battle rap, 13 Assassins, Clockwork Orange, Exodus, The Warriors, Grand Theft Auto, Hari Kari and Harry Caray, Andy Christ's new commercial, Bill By Force, Reverend Scott, Tokyo Tribe, Wooberman, the raffle, good and bad impersonations, Madonna's grooming habits, Mike Tyson, contemporary rap, The Raid and Mad Dog. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Yakuza can't stop the apocalypse, and occasional audio glitches can't stop us from talking bout Takashi Miike and vampires and frogs and all that stuff like that! Jaelle is back banging those pots around, and we finally find out how Matt and Logan have been doing lately! Whether you made sense of this movie or not, you can't spell acropalypse without Yakuza! Also, I don't know how to spell.

Bernard Cornwell's novel, The Last Kingdom, is brought to our screens by the BBC. Hairy Danes stalk the land looking for good clean dirty Saxons to cleave, or burn, or drown, or hang..you get the picture. Not so hairy hockey playing buddies try to come to terms with life's little challenges in Benders. Closer to home, the lads try to come to terms with Yakuza Apocolypse, a Japanese B-movie cross between The Godfather and Godzilla.

This week, Mike & Rene talk up…. Blood Bowl 2 Archer Gotham: Rise of the Villains ,Yakuza Apocalypse, Humble Bundle: Forbidden Comics The Martian

In this special Japanese-focused episode, Adam and Kevin review three new films with Assassination Classroom, Tokyo Tribe, and Yakuza Apocalypse. They'll also be going over this week's watch list including Attack on Titan, Pacific Rim, and Dope, along with movie predictions, new on VOD, and Blu-ray releases. Thanks so much for listening, don't forget to like and subscribe and e-mail us at podcast(at)filmpulse.net for questions and show topics. web: http://filmpulse.net twitter: http://twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: http://facebook.com/filmpulse patreon: http://patreon.com/filmpulse

Dylan moderates Chris as he discusses the films he saw at this year's 40th Toronto International Film Festival, and Chris's first ever time there. We discuss a lot of movies, you can find what ones and when in the podcast down in the show notes. Just a side note though that we recorded a podcast for The Martian where we also discussed The Walk and Sicario but that may have been lost to the void, and since we're pretty busy people right now, that's not gonna be re-recorded. However, Chris wrote a review for The Walk so you can read that if you'd like. Next week we will be doing something, we're not sure what yet as we both definitely do not want to see Pan. Show Notes: (1:36) Demolition (6:47) The Devil's Candy (11:08) High-Rise (16:02) Collective Invention (19:00) Spotlight (23:48) SPL 2: A Time for Consequences (27:43) Yakuza Apocalypse (32:29) The Program (39:20) The Witch (43:18) Mr. Right (49:02) Discussion of TIFF Awards and Closing Comments You can find more written content at www.infiniterespawns.com