This week, the podcast again turns its unblinking eye toward last year's DARK SHADOWS film by Tim Burton. This time we're showcasing fans of the film, who discuss what parts of it worked, which parts didn't and the experience of dealing with angry "Dark Shadows Fundamentalists." The panel includes JESSICA DWYER, GEORGE CALTSOUDAS, BROOKE PERRIN and ALICIA BOSWELL, and a guest editorial from DAVID-ELIJAH NAHMOD.
This episode features HERE COMES TOMORROW by The Monkees, LUNEY TUNE by Alice Cooper, and a cover of NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN by Rachel Lambert.
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OMG, I sound stoned, lol!
ReplyDeleteI sound weirrrrrd... like a white guy trying to fake an Indian accent or something :(
ReplyDeleteI like all the points made and agree with everything that was said. Maybe it's just my own opinion coloring the conversation but it seems to me that even people who liked the movie wished it was more than we got.
ReplyDeleteI'll admit I would have preferred a serious horror movie--I would have LOVED the film had the whole thing been like the brilliant pre-credit sequence. But I still enjoyed the film.
ReplyDeleteWith audio dramas, comic books & novels still being produced, the DS franchise is obviously alive and well.
I've no doubt that eventually we'll get that serious film.
Hey Cuz -- Can this be downloaded as an MP3? It's a lot easier for me to listen that way. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHell, I forgot to post the download link. I'll fix it this evening, but in the meantime you can get the MP3 for free through iTunes. Just search for Collinsport Historical Society and you'll find every episode.
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