Merry Christmas folks. Time for the quarterly Patreon main feed choice. This time it’s a Christmas movie commentary, but no spoilers, you have to listen to find out what film it is.
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Scott is joined by Devin from Channeling Spirits (YouTube) to talk Ghostbusters’ fandom, cosplay and other 80's pop culture.
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Scott is joined by Ria Carrogan to discuss any and everything about Slasher movies.
Ria can be found on Femme on Film on the comics in motion channel - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/comics-in-motion/id1350425403
Scott is joined by Dave Horracks and Max Byrne of Comics in Motion network to talk 80s Action Movies and their place in history.
Scott chats with Austin Trunick about his book The Cannon Film Guide (volume 1), what will be coming in Vol 2 and 3, and how Cannon film fascinating history.
I give a run down of my top 5 favorite Vincent Price movies.
We give an overview of the great man, his life and movie career.
Scott gives his thoughts and reflections on the novel The Exorcist as its reaches 50 years old.
Scott is joined by Matt Lloyd of the Classic Comics podcast on the Comics in Motion Network, to talk about 50 years of The Swamp Thing,
Scott is joined by Mike and Megan again to talk about the next batch of Batman films, starting with the animated Mask of the Phantasm.
I talk with Sean Hogan about his book, England’s Screaming and a shared horror universe.
The final two interviews of the (almost) lost documentary interviews about genre story telling. The final two are with the great Paul Tremblay and the awesome Alma Katsu.
Author pages:
Paul Tremblay - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Paul-Tremblay/e/B001JRTI1K?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1607097717&sr=8-1
Alma Katsu - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alma-Katsu/e/B004FRX5WO?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1607097783&sr=8-1
Some more of the excellent interviews from the nearly made horror story telling documentary. This episode I talk with David Moody and Lisa Kroger.
David Moody - https://www.amazon.co.uk/David-Moody/e/B001JSCGOU?ref_=dbs_p_pbk_r00_abau_000000
Lisa Kroger - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lisa-Kr%25C3%25B6ger/e/B00W2SLU0M?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1606941969&sr=8-1
The documentary interviews that were almost lost continue with a great chat with novelist Grady Hendrix.
This was going to be a documentary but its hasn't been possible. so the next couple of episodes are the full interviews. This episode is Paul Cornell (Doctor Who, London Falling) and Stephen Volk (Ghostwatch).
Scott is joined by Max to discuss The Terminator One Shot, Marvels issue 1 and the DC Rebirth special
Scott and Julian Darius delve into the history of Transformers and the different versions that have existed in different media since 1984.
Scott talks with Brett Dakin about his new book chronicling the life of progressive comic publisher Lev Gleason.
The book can be found at:
https://www.waterstones.com/book/american-daredevil/brett-dakin/9781988247458
for more information of Lev Gleason publishing characters:
Scott is Joined by good friend of the show Tony Farina to discuss is Desert Island Comics :
X-men: God Loves, Man Kills
Batman #442 : A lonely place of Dying part 5
Death: The high cost of Living #1
Tony can also be found on his own Podcast, Indie Comic Spotlight, as part of the Comics in Motion network. based on a-cast but available on all podcast catcher apps.
I have taken this opportunity to provide an example of what will be the regular monthly Patreon podcast, 30 minute thoughts. For this episode I give my thoughts on Green Lantern 76 from April 1970.