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We’re caught in the “deadlights” this week as we float out our movie review of IT, starring Bill Skarsgård, Jaeden Lieberher, Sophia Lillis, and Finn Wolfhard.

We’ll try not to scream as we discuss this iconic horror reboot, highlighting Skarsgård’s performance, the fierce child actors, and Andy Muschietti’s direction.

Plus, we’ll tout the positive effects of Himalayan salt lamps.  Because.

Lastly, fun It trivia, how Bill Skarsgård was cast, and more!

Blazing Caribou Studios, along with our Independent podcasting community formed #Podcasters Unite! and are raising money to help the relief efforts from Hurricane Irma for the American Red Cross. Every little bit helps. This cause means a lot to us, and we believe that our voices can make a difference together.

Join us today, Tuesday September 12 from 2pm ET to 2am ET for a day of community celebration as we support relief efforts for Hurricane Irma with some of your favorite indie podcast hosts.  You can see this awesome Pod-Stravaganza Live on Facebook at Blazing Caribou Studios.

All Patreons Pledges that Join The Herd at Blazing Caribou Studios, until the end of the month will have all their proceeds donated to the American Red Cross.  Plus you get all the cool benefits of being a Patron.  Check all that out at www.patreon.com/blazingcaribou

All proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross in order to help those affected by the trauma of Hurricane Irma

About the American Red Cross:

The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s

Episode 66 starts off as a Penn State Football tribute, but quickly highlights special guest Hammond Chamberlain: podcaster extraordinaire!

It turns out that Hammond is actually the most interesting man in the world, becoming the first person to play the harmonica live on the show.  He mentions an instrument called the “chapman stick,” and here’s a short video of it in action.

We’re debating whether or not another Joker movie needs to be made, especially with Leonardo Di Caprio taking on the reins as one of Gotham’s most infamous villains.  But, the question surfaces:  does an origin story NEED to be made?

Colin Trevorrow’s out as the director of Episode IX, but could Wrinkle in Time director Ava Duvernay helm the project?  Here’s a quick look into her latest project with Disney:

Murder on the Orient Express kicked off its main publicity campaign by leaving us clues, a new poster, and an interactive website, cluesareeverywhere.com

Will Lord of the Flies be remade with all girls?  Or just Jeff Goldblum clones? I’d pay to see that movie.  The Simpsons made a clever parody a few years ago:

We’re going to see It this weekend.  Here’s a reminder to wear diapers:

Plus, Hammond introduces us to a new Jennifer Lawrence film, Mother.

Lastly, go see The Big Sick.  You’ll thank me when you do.

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