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From the depths of the internet the Infernal Brains have returned again to discuss the wonderful adventures of Batman and James Bond in the Philippines! Yes, it is James Batman, a film so amazing it starred two of the most popular figures worldwide, both played by the same actor! Totally unauthorized, totally crazy, totally fun, James Batman is an amazing film that is a shining example of Filipino pulp cinema of the 1960s. We also get into other Filipino Batman movies (of which there are many, but far less that survive!) and some history on Dolphy, the comedian who brought both James Bond and Batman to life at the same time. There was a bit of audio distortion at times due to a bad connection, but not so bad you can’t hear the conversation (apologies!) As usual, we have a whole Batcave full of ways to listen: Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Click here for iTunes Feed Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! Check out the Infernal Brains Facebook Page! Or else!! Films Discussed: James Batman – Tars’ Review – Todd’s Review Johnny Joker stills Batman Fights Dracula stills Sites of interest: PelikulaATBP Video48 Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13 Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14 The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15 The Secret of Magic Island – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 16 Space Ladies from Outer Space – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 17 Cat-Beast – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 18 Click the graphic for Podcast Feed:

From the depths of the internet the Infernal Brains have returned again to discuss the wonderful adventures of Batman and James Bond in the Philippines! Yes, it is James Batman, a film so amazing it starred two of the most popular figures worldwide, both played by the same actor! Totally unauthorized, totally crazy, totally fun, James Batman is an amazing film that is a shining example of Filipino pulp cinema of the 1960s. We also get into other Filipino Batman movies (of which there are many, but far less that survive!) and some history on Dolphy, the comedian who brought both James Bond and Batman to life at the same time. There was a bit of audio distortion at times due to a bad connection, but not so bad you can’t hear the conversation (apologies!)

As usual, we have a whole Batcave full of ways to listen:

Download the mp3 (right click, save as)

Watch in slideshow form:

Click here for iTunes Feed

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel!

Check out the Infernal Brains Facebook Page!

Or else!!

Films Discussed:

James Batman – Tars’ Review – Todd’s Review

Johnny Joker stills

Batman Fights Dracula stills

Sites of interest:

PelikulaATBP

Video48

Prior Infernal Brains:

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2

Polly Shang Kuan

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2

Dara Singh

Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng

Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever

The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09

Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10

Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11

Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12

Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13

Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14

The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15

The Secret of Magic Island – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 16

Space Ladies from Outer Space – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 17

Cat-Beast – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 18

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Just when you thought it was safe to stalk the night, The Infernal Brains Podcast has returned to give you a healthy dose of world cinema knowledge in women dressed as a cat form! Yes, we’re tackling the braintastic Pakistani flick Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay aka Cat-Beast aka essential cinema! Pakistani cinema is a world unto itself, and it’s time for this world to get explored. But that’s not all, there is a brief overview of the different types of Pakistani cinema and discussion of other films from the country, both similar and less than similar. It’s definitely the greatest podcast about a Pakistani film that features a woman who turns into a cat monster to slay Mad Max rejects for revenge directed by a woman that you will listen to this week, so you best not delay! As usual, we have a kitty litter tray full of ways to listen: Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Click here for iTunes Feed Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! Check out the Infernal Brains Facebook Page! Or else!! Films Discussed: Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay aka Cat-Beast **Todd’s Review **Tars’ Review Adam Khor Haseena Atom Bomb Maula Jat Hitlar Adam Khor Loor Da Bala Balaa Shanee International Gorillay aka International Guerillas **Tars’ Review **Todd’s Review ***Todd’s book!!!!!!!*** Funky Bollywood: The Wild World of 1970s Indian Action Cinema Other topics: Use Adblock to block those Around the Web sites (Outbrain, Taboola, Zergnet) TheHotSpotOnline Archive.org link dishoomDISHOOM Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13 Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14 The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15 The Secret of Magic Island – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 16 Space Ladies from Outer Space – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 17 Click the graphic for Podcast Feed:

Just when you thought it was safe to stalk the night, The Infernal Brains Podcast has returned to give you a healthy dose of world cinema knowledge in women dressed as a cat form! Yes, we’re tackling the braintastic Pakistani flick Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay aka Cat-Beast aka essential cinema! Pakistani cinema is a world unto itself, and it’s time for this world to get explored. But that’s not all, there is a brief overview of the different types of Pakistani cinema and discussion of other films from the country, both similar and less than similar. It’s definitely the greatest podcast about a Pakistani film that features a woman who turns into a cat monster to slay Mad Max rejects for revenge directed by a woman that you will listen to this week, so you best not delay!

As usual, we have a kitty litter tray full of ways to listen:

Download the mp3 (right click, save as)

Watch in slideshow form:

Click here for iTunes Feed

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel!

Check out the Infernal Brains Facebook Page!

Or else!!

Films Discussed:

Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay aka Cat-Beast

**Todd’s Review

**Tars’ Review

Adam Khor

Haseena Atom Bomb

Maula Jat

Hitlar

Adam Khor

Loor Da Bala

Balaa

Shanee

International Gorillay aka International Guerillas

**Tars’ Review

**Todd’s Review

***Todd’s book!!!!!!!***

Funky Bollywood: The Wild World of 1970s Indian Action Cinema

Other topics:

Use Adblock to block those Around the Web sites (Outbrain, Taboola, Zergnet)

TheHotSpotOnline Archive.org link

dishoomDISHOOM

Prior Infernal Brains:

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2

Polly Shang Kuan

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2

Dara Singh

Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng

Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever

The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09

Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10

Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11

Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12

Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13

Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14

The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15

The Secret of Magic Island – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 16

Space Ladies from Outer Space – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 17

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From the deepest depths of nearby space comes the Infernal Brains Podcast! Join Tars and Todd of FourDK as they explore the surprisingly universal phenomenon of Space Ladies from Outer Space! Featuring an extra-special Guest Brain, Carol Borden from The Cultural Gutter! We scour the globe and cover a vast variety of flicks featuring female alien invaders/cultures that run into problems when Earth men come and mess everything up. It’s a surprisingly populous genre that probably speaks to all sorts of subtextual psychoses, which means there will be plenty to talk about. As usual, there are more ways to get the episode than you can invade a planet with! Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Click here for iTunes Feed Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! Click the graphic for Podcast Feed: Check out the Infernal Brains Facebook Page! Or else… Carol Borden’s sites: The Cultural Gutter Monstrous Industry Films Discussed: Cat-women of the Moon Missile to the Moon El Planeta de las Mujeres Invasoras (Planet of the Female Invaders) Tars review Todd review La Nave de los Monstrous (Ship of Monsters) Blue Demon Y Las Invasoras Uçan Daireler Istanbulda (Flying Saucers Over Istanbul) Tars review Todd review Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13 Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14 The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15 The Secret of Magic Island – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 16

Hi and welcome to the 2013 edition of the American Film Market Films You Must See List! Last year we showcased 69 exceptional films that were shining lights of amazeness. Several of those films went on to be well liked, some went on to be well hated, and many more are still stuck in “development”. The American Film Market is the global marketplace for film acquisition, financing, and distribution rights, and the 2013 AFM took place from November 6-13. This year, the rules are simple: The films must be of the quality expected of a news article on TarsTarkas.NET. The films can’t be mainstream films. The films can’t be one featured on last year’s list. The films must be completed in 2013 or later. We tore through the 6900+ films in the AFM database to find the winners! As usual, the information on the AFM film database is terrible, I had to look up a lot of the posters and cast and trailers myself! That’s part of the reason this article took so long to write, besides life getting in the way. But the fruit has ripened, and not it is time to dig in! Trends for the 2013 AFM included: 1- Far less monster films than usual. Either a few of the SyFy content producers didn’t show off their wares in the database, or they are just making less monster films now. I do think SyFy does have a bit of a backlog on films, so maybe they are holding off. 2- Frankenstein was everywhere! Most of the best are listed below, but there must be a 2000% increase in Frankenstein films. 3- There were far far fewer super hero films this year, barely any. Last year featured a lot of public domain characters getting low budget films, this year featured maybe two super hero films. A taste of the future, or are studios waiting until 2015? 4- The most unexpected trend was Home Alone with Taking Dog movies! I did not expect this to be a trend, but there are multiple films like this in the pipeline, and now it is a subgenre of talking dog films. Amazing. 5- Finally, the real trend was zombies (as always). Believe me, I left off hundreds and hundreds of boring sounding zombie films, and am utterly sick of zombies. So if a zombie film is listed, it must have something. In the time it took to write all of this, a few of these films did see a release, so some you can check out now! To keep it fair, I did not watch the ones that did come out. Also, looking up information these films lead to information on many other films that weren’t even listed in the AFM catalog, so I have dozens of further updates of interesting thins to pepper the news with for the next few weeks. Lucky me! But let’s get started with the big old list! 47 Meters Down AFM Link YouTube Trailer Link Company – Altitude Film Sales Cast – Vanessa Kirby Director(s) – Johannes Roberts, James Harris Writer(s) – Johannes Roberts, Ernest Riera Twenty-something sisters Kate and Lisa are gorgeous, fun loving and ready for the holiday of a lifetime in Mexico. When the opportunity to go cage diving to view Great White sharks presents itself, thrill-seeking Kate jumps at the chance while Lisa takes some convincing. After some not so gentle persuading, Lisa finally agrees and the girls soon find themselves two hours off the coast of Huatulco and about to come face to face with nature’s fiercest predator. But what should have been the trip to end all trips soon becomes a living nightmare when the shark cage breaks free and sinks and they find themselves trapped at the bottom of the ocean. With less than an hour of oxygen left in their tanks, they must work out how to get back to the boat above them through 47 meters of shark-infested waters. Tars sez: It’s a reverse Open Water! I it just the two girls in the cage, or will there be cannon fodder for the sharks to chomp on? Because being underwater isn’t going to give the characters time to talk to make you sympathize with them. This has potential to be interesting, but could easily become awful. Abner The Invisible Dog AFM Link YouTube Trailer Link Company – Blue Ga...

The Infernal Brains return after a long absence of important business far too exciting to relate here, to bring you an extra special edition of the Infernal Brains Podcast! Join Tars and Todd of FourDK as they discuss the magical animal film The Secret of Magic Island! Then the Brains talk about the mysteriously similar film Bill and Coo! You know what they say about birds of a feather. As usually, we got a barrel full of monkeys amount of ways to listen to the show, including our brand new YouTube Channel! Yes, Blip.tv decided we weren’t pale and screechy enough to continue to use their site, so we left them in the dust. After they told us to leave. I’m sure they’ll pay out the money they owe us after they forced ads to roll at the beginning of the shows… (Yeah, right!) But new beginnings are here, so feel free to sub to our YouTube channel if you like to receive your Infernal Brains Knowledge Injections that way. Or else… Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Films Discussed: The Secret of Magic Island Bill and Coo Click the graphic for Podcast Feed: Click here for iTunes Feed Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13 Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14 The Brainiac – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 15

The Infernal Brains are back in Black and White…Okay, the movie they watched is! Tars and Todd take on the Mexican horror classic The Brainiac (El Baron del Terror)! It’s the Mexican horror film with the best costume ever created in the history of cinema. And also a monster! An evil baron returns after 300 years for revenge against the descendants of the people who burned him as a heretic. Luckily for him, everyone has just one decedent who also looks exactly like their ancestor! And he kills a bunch of random people for no reason and eats brains, but revenge! The cast is a virtual mother load of Mexican cinema talent. The Brainiac is an awesome flick and we talk about it awesomely with awesomeness. As usual, we got so many listening choices that even someone who has been trapped in a comet for 300 years can find a way: downloadable mp3, embedded flash with slideshow, embedded audio player, and iTunes feed link. So many choices, you’re head will inflate and deflate randomly! Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Subscribe to the Infernal Brains on YouTube! Films Discussed: El Baron Del Terror / The Brainiac Click the graphic for Podcast Feed: Click here for iTunes Feed Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13 Starman – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 14

Starman, a question a child might ask, but not a childish question. Because it’s a children’s movie! Nine of them! Combined into four American versions! Confused? Well, don’t be, because Tars and Todd are back again with another edition of the Infernal Brains Podcast to teach you all you need to know about Japan’s first cinematic super hero. He’s like Prince of Space, except better, because Prince of Space stole from him. Join us for the leaping and the long punching fight sequences and children being chased by witch women and corndog alien costumes and dance numbers. And find out why his girlfriend calls him “Super Giant”! As usual, we got so many listening choices that even someone who is sickened by Salamander Men interpretive dancing can find a way: downloadable mp3, embedded flash with slideshow, embedded audio player, and iTunes feed link. So many choices, you’ll wave your arms randomly in the air as the Emerald Council decides to send Starman to save you once again! Download the mp3 (right click, save as) Watch in slideshow form: Subscribe to the Infernal Brains on YouTube! Films Discussed: Starman – Atomic Rulers Starman – Attack From Space Starman – Evil Brain From Outer Space Starman – Invaders From Space Super Giant (スーパー・ジャイアンツ) Super Giant Continues (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ) Super Giant – The Mysterious Spacemen’s Demonic Castle (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 怪星人の魔城) Super Giant – Earth on the Verge of Destruction (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 地球滅亡寸前) Super Giant – The Artificial Satellite and the Destruction of Humanity (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 人工衛星と人類の破滅) Super Giant – The Spaceship and the Clash of the Artificial Satellite (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 宇宙艇と人工衛星の激突) Super Giant – The Space Mutant Appears (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 宇宙怪人出現) Super Giant Continues – The Devil’s Incarnation (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ 悪魔の化身) Super Giant Continues – The Poison Moth Kingdom (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ 毒蛾王国) Some source images from BlackSun Visit our show sponsor Monster Island Resort! Click the graphic for Podcast Feed: Click here for iTunes Feed Prior Infernal Brains: Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1 Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2 Polly Shang Kuan Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1 Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2 Dara Singh Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09 Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10 Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11 Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12 Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13

The Fantastic Four reboot failed to please comic book purists

Starman, a question a child might ask, but not a childish question. Because it’s a children’s movie! Nine of them! Combined into four American versions! Confused? Well, don’t be, because Tars and Todd are back again with another edition of the Infernal Brains Podcast to teach you all you need to know about Japan’s first cinematic super hero. He’s like Prince of Space, except better, because Prince of Space stole from him. Join us for the leaping and the long punching fight sequences and children being chased by witch women and corndog alien costumes and dance numbers. And find out why his girlfriend calls him “Super Giant”!

As usual, we got so many listening choices that even someone who is sickened by Salamander Men interpretive dancing can find a way: downloadable mp3, embedded flash with slideshow, embedded audio player, and iTunes feed link. So many choices, you’ll wave your arms randomly in the air as the Emerald Council decides to send Starman to save you once again!

Download the mp3 (right click, save as)

Watch in slideshow form:

Subscribe to the Infernal Brains on YouTube!

Films Discussed:

Starman – Atomic Rulers

Starman – Attack From Space

Starman – Evil Brain From Outer Space

Starman – Invaders From Space

Super Giant (スーパー・ジャイアンツ)

Super Giant Continues (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ)

Super Giant – The Mysterious Spacemen’s Demonic Castle (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 怪星人の魔城)

Super Giant – Earth on the Verge of Destruction (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 地球滅亡寸前)

Super Giant – The Artificial Satellite and the Destruction of Humanity (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 人工衛星と人類の破滅)

Super Giant – The Spaceship and the Clash of the Artificial Satellite (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 宇宙艇と人工衛星の激突)

Super Giant – The Space Mutant Appears (スーパー・ジャイアンツ 宇宙怪人出現)

Super Giant Continues – The Devil’s Incarnation (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ 悪魔の化身)

Super Giant Continues – The Poison Moth Kingdom (続スーパー・ジャイアンツ 毒蛾王国)

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Starman is Buffalo Bill?!?! It all makes sense..

Prior Infernal Brains:

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 1

Taiwanese Giant Monster Films Part 2

Polly Shang Kuan

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 1

Turkish Pop Cinema Part 2

Dara Singh

Infernal Brains Podcast – 07 – Insee Daeng

Infernal Brains Podcast – 08 – Worst Podcast Ever

The Mummies of Guanajuato – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 09

Jane Bond – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 10

Daigoro vs Goliath – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 11

Down the Rabbit Hole with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 12

Through the Looking Glass with Pearl Cheung Ling – Infernal Brains Podcast Episode 13