Our Inferno coverage continues as we’re joined by Jack Rudo of Stapled Spine to talk X-Men, X-Factor, Spider-Man, Power Pack, & Avengers!
Greetings, and welcome back to Horror Business. We have one awesome episode in store for you guys because we’re talking about two dark fantasy films: 1985’s Return To Oz and 1990’s The Witches.
On this swashbuckling episode of FURTHER REEDING we’re diving into Richard Lester’s incredibly entertaining 1973 action comedy THE THREE MUSKETEERS, starring Michael York, Frank Finlay, Richard Chamberlain, Raquel Welch, Christopher Lee, Charlton Heston and – of course – Oliver Reed as Athos. Playing a character who is a heavy drinker and fighter might not have been a stretch for Reed, but he still got up to plenty of trouble on-set and we go through some of the more memorable stories and incidents that occurred during filming. We also chat about sword-fighting, blunderbusses, the origins of the term “musketeer” and so much more. CHECK IT OUT!
Summer is reaching its halfway point, and you know what that means. Soon, hordes of…
It’s a wacky and wild episode wherein we throw all the rules out the window to talk about our in-person experiences at Crypticon KC and our virtual fun with the Chattanooga Film Festival. While we were at Crypticon, we hung out and recorded with Greg and Jenius from Nightmare Junkhead, and had a big ol’ installment of The Set Up, asking the boys some getting to know you questions. All this and an interview with Bad Girl Boogey director Alice Maio Mackay about that film and her upcoming projects.
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JodoWOWsky returns with a trifecta of Alejandro Jodorowsky-penned comic work from the 1990s, starting with the fantastical (and very odd) MOON FACE from 1992 (illustrated by François Boucq), then moving into the playfully erotic Angel Claws from 1994 (with explicit illustrations by Jean “Moebius” Giraud), and finishing with the western-tinged action-filled redemption tale Son of the Gun from 1995 (illustrated by Georges Bess). We also check out all the latest Alejandro Jodorowsky news, as well as the recent music video by Adanowsky (with Beck) for the song “Chain Reactionary”, directed by Michel Gondry. Check it out!