Same format as before. Thoughts on episodes first. Then overall. Scary-oke: The show shifts gears almost violently. Stan is revealed as a very different character at last.… Read more “Review: Gravity Falls Season 2 (1-10)”
OOTS 5: Jesk? (What We Do in the Shadows)
Velcome! Ve invite you in to this, the fifth meeting of.. the order. This episode we venture into the world of the FX comedy vampire series created by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, What We Do in the Shadows. More than any other series we’ve covered thus far, we uh… guys, we geek out over this one. Be prepared for us to bounce around indiscriminately from episode to episode. We also go on a nice tangent on the rules of death in tv and movies and Soap Opera logic. And our latest commercial break will make you feel like a QUEEN.
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Up next: Braindead!
Review: Gravity Falls Season 1 (11-20)
Back at it to study the next quarter of Gravity Falls. Once again, episode by episode. Overall thoughts at end. Little Dipper: A nice move towards more… Read more “Review: Gravity Falls Season 1 (11-20)”
OPX 11: When Bands Aspire (Concept Albums Vol. I)
Turn up that bass, The Omniplex is open! This week we’re exploring the extra space in our upgraded format as we talk Concept Albums. When bands feel the need to explore their artistry and creativity, a Concept Album is born! Zephyr, Austin, and Al dig into their playlists as try out some of their favorite bands’ more experimental works. Come on the first of many musical journeys with us!
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Up next: Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Pride Month Special with a Special Guest!)
Review: Gravity Falls Season 1 (1-10)
This is the first of four pieces I’m doing on Gravity Falls, the extremely popular in my circle show from creator Alex Hirsch who is well known… Read more “Review: Gravity Falls Season 1 (1-10)”
The Tie-Ins That Bind: Marvel Crisis Protocol: Target: Kree by Stuart Moore
I’m going to say something incredibly obvious that seems unthinkable online. It is perfectly fine to just be good. That’s heresy online but I stress. It is… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Marvel Crisis Protocol: Target: Kree by Stuart Moore”
OOTS 4: Purple Pepis? (WandaVision)
This, our fourth session of The Order of the Snoot, has begun! This week Tab, Al, and a VERY active Max take a peek at WandVision, Marvel’s first Disney+ direct-to-MCU tie-in show. (Do NOT ask us to dissect that all those qualifiers, we’re begging you..) Our conversation takes us from 90’s nostalgia (aka the best nostalgia), to arguing over the complexities of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, to the fact that DVD’s can’t be that old (they are), and really just lamenting over the passage of time in general. Come for the Wanda, stay for the sexy commercial break!
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The Tie-Ins That Bind: A Field Guide to Licensed Newspaper Comic Strips pt. 1
Newspaper comic strips are a lost art. You need to convey a full beat in one small space every day. That beat has to be satisfying in… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: A Field Guide to Licensed Newspaper Comic Strips pt. 1”
OPX 10: Only Millennium Kidz Know!
Ready for some semi-recent nostalgia? (We like to think it’s semi-recent since the era we’re covering is technically in this millennium, but GOD, just humor us..) This week at the Omniplex, we’re covering the strange transitional era between 1996 and 2006. We examine the trends as well as the ups and downs of each. So strap in for this wild Disney ride (a few of which were made into movies) through an age of sequels, remakes, book films, and tv adaptations.
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Intro: Take Me There by Blackstreet from the Rugrats Movie soundtrack
Outro: Atlantis: The Lost Empire for Game Boy Color soundtrack
Up next: Concept Albums!
The Tie-Ins That Bind: Friday the 13th: The Mask of Jason Voorhees by “Eric Morse”
I want to warn everybody this column is going into overdrive. The next two months are going to be theme months for The Tie-Ins That Bind. May… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Friday the 13th: The Mask of Jason Voorhees by “Eric Morse””
