BrettroCulture

It's HoopTober once again, and you know what that means. Time for the Voice without Body to use this as another excuse to talk about the spooky cinemas.

Intro, 0:31
Nia Dacosta's CANDYMAN (2021), 5:29
American Psycho 2 All American Girl (2001), 12:25
The Prowler (1981), 20:23
Tammy and the teenage T-Rex (1994), 28:14

Explicit Tag is Explicit. Moderate Scottish language warning.

The Bachelor of Science is joined by a special guest from across the pond, Logan Kenny, to partake in an epic discussion concerning the state of Scooby Doo, wrestling talent, budgeted filmmaking in the modern era, and classic genre movie blindspots. All this is wrapped up in a podcast ostensibly talking about the 2020 release Money Plane and the 2001 indie parody the Lost Skeleton of Cadavra. There will be lots of zany tangents mixed in, but we welcome all to the craziness within.

Music-
Joplin, S. (1902). The Entertainer. [Digital]. St. Louis, MO: John Stark and Son.
Saint-Saens, C. (1874). Danse Macabre [recorded by Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra]. On The 99 Darkest Pieces of Classical Music [Digital]. Stockholm, Sweden: X5 Music Group. (2010)

Special guests Logan Kenny and Charlie Nash join the crew of the Brenterprise to talk the year 2020 in film. Just 6 geeks chatting about their faves and making light of the truly terrible year in the rearview.

The Bachelor of Science finally completes a HoopTober podcast for the first time in three years. And he does it by rambling about the last six movies he watched solo to close out HoopTober proper. Titles given the gossip treatment in this newly discovered reel to reel relic include Gretel & Hansel [2020], Black Death [2010], the Black Cat [1981], Night of the Creeps [1986], the Revenge of Frankenstein [1958], and the Witch Who Came from the Sea [1976].

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The Warrior and the Bachelor conclude their discussion with the remaining seven titles on their HoopTober watch activity. Discussions included on this recently unearthed audio codex include Possessor [2020], Tomb of Ligeia [1964], the Invisible Man Returns [1940], Underwater [2020], the Happiness of the Katakuris [2001], the Fly II [1989], and Fade to Black [1980].

Music-
Saint-Saëns, C. (1874). Danse Macabre [recorded by Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra]. On The 99 Darkest Pieces of Classical Music [Digital]. Stockholm, Sweden: X5 Music Group. (2010)
Lasry, T. (1977). L'odysee du temps. On La Femme Qui Venait D'Ailleurs.[Digital Mp3]. France: Sonimage

Special Guest Ty Staley, the Wasted Warrior, joins the Bachelor of Science to talk half the HoopTober titles they shared in during the hallowed season. Titles discussed in this portion include Tetsuo the Iron Man, the two Blacula films, the first two Coffin Joe movies, the Curse of Frankenstein, the Atomic Brain, Ginger Snaps, and Tobe Hooper's Lifeforce.

Music-
Bach, Johann Sebastian. Toccata and Fugue in D Minor for Organ.
Alan Feanch and Ted Atking (unknown year). Top Night. On Kaleidoscope. France: Charles Talar Records.
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It's HoopTober once again, and you know what that means. Time for the Bachelor of Science to find another way to occupy his time in quarantine.

Today's discussions include an introduction to the Hooptober festivities, as well as capsule reviews of 1988's The Carrier, 1995's Ebola Syndrome, 2013's Wolf Creek 2, and 1975's the Giant Spider Invasion.

BrettroCulture goes International, and by that, I mean a 6-1/2 hour drive to Toronto, plus border crossing and pee breaks. All for the sake of seeing some movies, right?

I talk anime, French-Canadian shorts, Space Races, Madness of the Midnight variety, and much more.

OP- In the Mouth of Madness ~arcadecoma. It's All in the Reflexes, A John Carpenter Tribute.

The Movie Mage and the Bachelor of Science gush about one of the cornerstones of their cinematic education, the Ghibli classic by Miyazaki-sensei himself: Princess Mononoke.

OP- Coin Prologue ~Disasterpeace. The Chronicles of Jammage The Jam Mage.

Brett the Bachelor of Science is joined by the war boi and the anime sage to talk about the Japanese animation.

Music~
Coin Prologue ~Disaasterpeace. The Chronicles of Jammage The Jam Mage.
Dance of Curse ~Yoko Kanno. Vision of Escaflowne.
Theme of Violet Evergarden ~Evan Call. Automemories.
Roundabout ~Yes. Fragile.