It’s Friday the 13th! So let’s talk about something really scary. The price of this book! Amazon has this book at $125. That’s a cheap copy. A… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Friday the 13th: Church of the Divine Psychopath by Scott Phillips”
OPX 12: With Pride Part II, Beyond June
The Omniplex is open! We’re coming at you with Pride a little late this year, but with the question: why shouldn’t it go beyond June? With that in mind this week we talk themes of representation, who gets to play queer characters onscreen, and what is gender anyway? So sit back and enjoy this extension of Pride Month.
Opening Monologue by Zephyr. You can read the full transcript with source links here.
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The Triumphant Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)
Sometimes figuring out why one thing worked and another didn’t is as simple as looking at the difference in how they started. The 2001 Planet of the… Read more “The Triumphant Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)”
The Tie-Ins That Bind: Dark Avengers: The Patriot List by David Guymer
One of my all time favorite comic storylines is the 2008-2009 Dark Reign saga. Brian Michael Bendis took a wild swing and told a story where yes,… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Dark Avengers: The Patriot List by David Guymer”
Storytelling Breakdown crossover with The Omniplex is up!
A Trip to the Aquarium, A Deep Dive Into Modern American Mythology w/The Omniplex Listen in the player below, or download it wherever you get your podcasts!… Read more “Storytelling Breakdown crossover with The Omniplex is up!”
Apathy on the Planet of the Apes (2001)
Let us ponder the summer of 2001. It was a time of wild risks and terrible ideas. A big budget adult animated movie loosely tied to the… Read more “Apathy on the Planet of the Apes (2001)”
TOOTS 6: Alien Ant Farm‽ (Braindead)
Why did it have to be ants? Welcome to this, our 6th meeting of the Order. This week we will be squirming at the brain-infesting bugs of the CBS 2016 political satire Braindead. Listen as, with Max’s help, we navigate the craziness of mind control ants (while Max attempts to fight off some ants of his own, if you know what we mean). Also join us as we recount the D&D exploits of our party, P.U.R.P.L.E. as we start a new campaign and face almost certain death.
You can watch Braindead on Paramount+ (which only has 12 of the 13 episodes as of this posting) or free with commercials and in full on Tubi.
P.U.R.P.L.E. intro/outro music “Medieval Kombat” by stantough on Youtube. Max/Theo Bard Kombat remix by Albert Wiltfong.
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The Tie-Ins That Bind: Once Upon A Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino
It’s been 22 years since a novelization was a big deal. Everyone at my school was reading The Phantom Menace in print including me. Now two decades… Read more “The Tie-Ins That Bind: Once Upon A Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino”
Review: Gravity Falls Season 2: 11-20 and Lost Legends/Grand wrap up
Once more into the void. Not What He Seems: The show really doesn’t want us to be ok with Stan does it? Answers begin to flow in… Read more “Review: Gravity Falls Season 2: 11-20 and Lost Legends/Grand wrap up”
Review: Gravity Falls Season 2 (1-10)
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)”
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