Defending Your Movie

On today's mini episode we talk Friday's script, but more importantly we cover the highly anticipated trailer for Star Wars The Last Jedi. The host Jeremy Meyer breaks down his thoughts and a few predictions from what little the trailer has to offer. We are also still looking for movie inspired top 10 lists!

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This weeks episode features a script written in 1980 dubbed, "The greatest Sci-Fi script never made." The host Jeremy Meyer sits down with returning guest Maggie Geimer to find out if this claim holds true. Brought crashing to the ground by a series of behind the scenes infighiting, The Tourist still sits on a shelf to this day with no signs of ever being filmed.

Written by: Clair Noto

Logline: Grace Ripley, a beautiful corporate executive who happens to be an alien in disguise, seeks a way to get back to her home planet while being drawn into the bizarre world.

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This weeks short mini episode features a call to arms to the listeners! We are looking for some questions for some C2E2 interviews. Also covered is the highly regarded script we will be covering on Friday, and a review on the Thor Ragnarok trailer. Otherwise known as Thor: Guardians of the Galaxy. As always you can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast and you can email the show at [email protected]. If you want to find our script for Friday you can find it on our tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com.

This episode is a special treat. Guillermo Del Toro's script for At The Mountains of Madness is a wonderfully written horror adventure that must be discussed, so the host Jeremy Meyer sat down with returning guest Eric Ziselman to break down a movie that could have been. Put on hold due to the release of Prometheus Guillermo Del Toro felt they were too similar and set his passion project aside but what Jeremy and Eric find is a wonderful read that is worth hearing out.

Writers: Guillermo Del Toro and Matthew Robbins.

Logline: In the 1930's an expedition to Antarctica goes awry when the team stumbles upon an ancient mystery lost to time.

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A smaller mini episode today. We cover friday's script, which is fantastic, and there's also a review for the Assassin's Creed movie which may surprise you. As always you can find the scripts on the tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast, and you can email the show at [email protected].