561: Lanterns

We're going straight to the middle(?) of Godzilla canon this week to talk about 1991's Godzilla vs King Ghidorah with special guest Queen Godzilla Shannon Lahaie. We talk about why the time travel of this movie unexpectedly makes sense, why Ghidorah is always a jerk, and what this Godzilla means to Japan.

This week we're talking about 2007's version of 1982's Blade Runner (The Final Cut). We talk about the differences in versions, the replicant debate, behind the scenes chaos, and if Deckard is even good at this.

What if a face was made of clay? That question is finally answered by DC's Clayface this week, we talk about horror vs romp, a missing character, AI reviews, and campy mob guys.

This week we're talking about the new Street Fighter (that's set in 1993). We talk about fun, practical action, not expecting the anime influence to be literal, hit and miss casting, and unnecessary little creeps.

This week we're talking about the full season of Lanterns. We discuss how this show reached so many dads, the difference between character and plot, a bland mystery, stellar performances galore, and speaking uhp.

This week we're talking about when a Lantern was a mid-sized sedan, which of course means that we're talking about Old (The Beach That Makes You Old). We talk about if Shyamalan twists really matter, how normal humans are supposed to talk, and what is Mid-sized Sedan even a play on?

The Resident Evil franchise has seen a lot of different games and movies of wildly different styles over the years. This week we're talking about the 2026 film which in some ways combines them all. We get into self aware body horror, comedy doofuses, video game vibes, and the evil company that always fails up.

We're talking about another video game movie this week. The second in the series that leaves you more confused than the first, it's Silent Hill Revelation. We try to figure out the plan of the secret order, give respect to the costumes, puzzle over accents, and wonder how the hell they afforded this cast.

We're in a zombie kinda mood so we're going back to the true original with 1968's Night Of The Living Dead. We're talking about coming to get Barbara, socially progressive filming decisions we believe, and who was right about where to hide. WESTERN CANADA. See host Andrew Ivimey will be performing in Vancouver, BC, Sept 15 - Winnipeg, MB, Sept 18

There's Knightfall, but then there's Batman Knightfall: Part 1 Knightfall. The title so nice they named it twice. We're talking about pointy Batman, never really understanding what Azrael is about, Tim Drake finally getting some recognition and Bane being an absolute unit. WESTERN CANADA. See host Andrew Ivimey will be performing in Victoria, BC, Sept 10 - Vancouver, BC, Sept 15 - Winnipeg, MB, Sept 18