n this very special episode of the Spiraken Movie Review, Xan has the esteem pleasure to be joined by Kelley Hightower, Creator and Host of "Mating Habits of the Modern Geek" A podcast about advice and dating within your own species. Kelley graces us with her presence as she and Xan get to review the Alternative History Period Piece War Film from 2009 , "Inglorious Basterds" directed by Quentin Tarentino and starring Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Melanie Laurent, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, and Michael Myers ( The Comedian not the Murderer)
Xan and Kelley have a captivating Spoiler filled discussion about several aspects of this amazing movie, from the unique decision to have 70% of the movie in subtitles, the bizarreness of Tarentino's foot fetish scenes, the authentic nature of the costumes, and what the struddle scene really ment.These is also discussion on what is going in the the world of Mating Habits of the Modern Geek Podcast, Kelley's informative podcast and announcments about what will happen in the future of Our Podcasts,when Kelley's next speed dating event will be and what is the difference betweeen a geek a nerd and a dork. Click on The Logo of the mating habits of the modern geek to download the episode.
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Music For Episode: Intro Music - White Lightning ( Main Title) by Charles Bernstein ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music -Slaughter by Billy Preston ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Green Leaves of Summer by Nick Perito & His Orchestra ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Verdict ( La Condanna) by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Surrender ( La Resa) by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Davon geht die Welt nicht unter by Zarah Leander ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Main Theme From Dark of the Sun by Jacques Loussier ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Tiger Tank by Lalo Schifrin ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Un Amico by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Man With The Big Sombrero by Samantha Shelton & Michael Andrew ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Ich wollt' ich wär' ein Huhn by Lilian Harvey & Willy Fritsch ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Cat People ( Putting Out The Fire) by David Bowie ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Ending Music - Rabbia e Tarantella by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST)
In this episode of Spiraken Movie Review, Xan is joined by Lufane, Cinematographer, photographer and co creator of webseries Haywire , as they discuss the second installment of John Carpenter's Apocalpyse Trilogy" Prince of Darkness" directed by John Carpenter and starring Donald Pleasant, Jameson Parker, Victor Wong, Lisa Blount, Dennis Dun, Jessie Lawrence Ferguson, a bunch of people who are red shirts and a special appearance by Alice Cooper
Besides talking about the film, our intrepid hosts talk about Lu's webseries Haywire, an amazing post apocalypse ish drama set in Orange County, NY, the use of reoccurring actors like Donald Pleasant in the film, insane laughter, American Horror Story and how to fix the Hobbit Film.
Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Rate us on iTunes, check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, purchase some stuff from our amazon store in order to fund this podcast and finally, Check out Lu's webseries Haywire found at haywireseries.com
Music For Episode: Intro Music - Main Theme by John Carpenter ( Prince Of Darkness OST), Background Music -The Devil Arises by John Carpenter ( Prince Of Darkness OST), , Ending Music - End Credits by John Carpenter( Prince Of Darkness OST)
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So it looks like Xan is going to have a lot more time to do the podcast. Things happen for a reason and hopefully another opportunity to work in the Graphic design field will make itself available. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger right...
In this episode of Spiraken Movie Review, NG and Xan are joined by a mysterious new Co-host, in order to successful review the 1991 psychological thriller, "Silence of the Lambs" directed by Jonathan Demme and starring Jodie Foster, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn & Ted Levine
As they discuss the legacy that Thomas Harris left with Silence of the lambs, our intrepid hosts also talk about serial killers, lotion, the Tuck Scene and the amazing acting of Sir Anthony Hopkins
Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Rate us on iTunes, check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, purchase some stuff from our amazon store in order to fund this podcast and finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast. Hope you enjoy the episode.
Music For Episode: Intro Music - Main Theme by Howard Shore ( Silence of the Lambs OST), Background Music -Clarisse by Howard Shore ( Silence of the Lambs OST), Background Music - The Asylum by Howard Shore ( Silence of the Lambs OST), Background Music - The Cellar by Howard Shore ( Silence of the Lambs OST), Background Music - Goodbye Horses by Q-Lazarus ( Silence of the Lambs OST),Ending Music - Lotion by The Greenskeepers ( The Lotion)
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Random Question of the Week: Is Hannibal Lector as compelling as we believe?
In this episode of the Spiraken Manga Review, Xan gets to see where tokusatsu truly started as he gets to review the first solo manga by Shotaro Ishinomori "Cyborg 009"
He also discusses the cold war, the various racial stereotypes that Ishinomori utilized in this manga and how it inspired many future properties and the genre of tokusatsu. Hope you enjoy
Music For Episode: Intro Music -What's The Justice by Keiko & Marc ( Cyborg 009 (2001) OST ), Background Music - Cyborg 009 (70's version Main Theme) by Kosugi Taichiro & Urushibara Masahisa ( Cyborg 009 (1979) OST), Background Music - Teaser Theme by Kentaro Nabia ( 009 Re: Cyborg OST ), Ending Music - Genesis of Next by Tetsuya Komuro & Marc ( Cyborg 009 (2001) OST )
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So Xan had an adventure on Feb 13th 2013. After a long day at work, he took a drive down to a small film theater in the middle of a scary part of Brooklyn in order to see if one Joseph "Odie" McConnell would make due on his promise, to show titties on the big Screen. Yes, after years of Spiraken hyping it and taking about it, it had finally happened. Kung Fu and Titties had its film debut
At this theater, where they had a fully stocked bar (a little over priced but still fully stocked), Xan joined several cast members and fans in a small theater room to finally to see the film that we have talked about for months on end.
The premise is simple,Richard Titties ( Sean Molnar) an out-of-shape martial arts wannabe is shot into an alternate dimension after his girlfriend Cynthia (Seregon O'Dassey) is kidnapped by Zeefros ( John Archer Lungren), Titty obsessed Ruler of a parallel dimesnion . Richard joins up with his sister Raine Brown, a Gorilla ( Mike Marino) and a gaggle of other strange characters, in order to save his girlfriend. He must search inside, overcome his futile martial arts skills, and find the kung fu fighter within if he is to save himself and all those that dwell in the alternate world
Kung Fu & Titties is a film that has a lot of heart, inventive scenary, and a plot twist that is completely unexpected. From large scale battles between Croations and invisible armies to thought provoking discussions with a wise Native American (played by Bronson Pinchot), this film is imaginative and creative in a way that only Odie can bring to the screen. The big drive of this film is the massive amount of bare breasts on display. There are tons of tits and sexy poses throughout this film and if that is why you want to watch this film, then you will not be disappointed.
All of the actors give it their all in this film but the most memorable is John Archer Lungren as the Evil Zeefros. One part fatherly figure and one part Insane Overlord, this titty obsessed villain is one that you won't forget.
Overall it is a picasso-esque jumble of line and color that at first glance seem simplistic but on further thought has a deeper esthetic that is captivating and whimsical.
In this very special episode of the Spiraken Movie Review, Xan has the esteem pleasure to be joined by Kelley Hightower, Creator and Host of "Mating Habits of the Modern Geek" A podcast about advice and dating within your own species. Kelley graces us with her presence as she and Xan get to review the Alternative History Period Piece War Film from 2009 , "Inglorious Basterds" directed by Quentin Tarentino and starring Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Melanie Laurent, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, and Michael Myers ( The Comedian not the Murderer)
Xan and Kelley have a captivating Spoiler filled discussion about several aspects of this amazing movie, from the unique decision to have 70% of the movie in subtitles, the bizarreness of Tarentino's foot fetish scenes, the authentic nature of the costumes, and what the struddle scene really ment.These is also discussion on what is going in the the world of Mating Habits of the Modern Geek Podcast, Kelley's informative podcast and announcments about what will happen in the future of Our Podcasts,when Kelley's next speed dating event will be and what is the difference betweeen a geek a nerd and a dork
Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Rate us on iTunes, check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, purchase some stuff from our amazon store in order to fund this podcast and finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and Remember to subscribe to Mating Habits of the Modern Geek
. Hope you enjoy the episode.
Music For Episode: Intro Music - White Lightning ( Main Title) by Charles Bernstein ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music -Slaughter by Billy Preston ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Green Leaves of Summer by Nick Perito & His Orchestra ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Verdict ( La Condanna) by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Surrender ( La Resa) by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Davon geht die Welt nicht unter by Zarah Leander ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Main Theme From Dark of the Sun by Jacques Loussier ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Tiger Tank by Lalo Schifrin ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Un Amico by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - The Man With The Big Sombrero by Samantha Shelton & Michael Andrew ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Ich wollt' ich wär' ein Huhn by Lilian Harvey & Willy Fritsch ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Background Music - Cat People ( Putting Out The Fire) by David Bowie ( Inglorious Basterds OST), Ending Music - Rabbia e Tarantella by Ennio Morricone ( Inglorious Basterds OST)
Sorry for no real reviews the for the last month, things have been crazy with the new job. But I did record a movie review episode with Kelley Hightower from Mating habits of the modern geek podcast. It should be up really soon. I promise
Hey Guys,
So it begins, 2013 and I have a new job, I know I know I should be posting a new Manga Review, Movie Review or Game Review but I am really excited for this opportunity to be working in the field that I have a degree in.
The plus side: its a full time job which means more income, a more standard schedule (working 9 to 5) and lots of fun projects to work on.
The negative side: 2.5 hr round trip commute, lots of expenses (gas, tolls, etc), early mornings,
hopefully once I get the time shift down, I will be able to easily edit podcasts on a more regular basis, we shall see where it goes.
Wish me luck guys