Needlessly Nostalgic

Lance and Tyler are getting towards the end of their Carpenter Extravaganza and today's subject is actually one that Tyler never saw before. He goes on a journey of discovery while Lance reminiscences about liking the movie more and more over the years. This one goes into some quite unexpected directions.

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Andrew joins Lance and Tyler again to discuss the film that nearly broke Carpenter. With a measly reaction both critically and financially, it took Carpenter a long time to escape this failure. And yet, it's now one of the greatest horror film of all time. Funny how that works, eh? So join the boys as they get into The Thing.

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Is This Where Carpenter Loses It?

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This TV movie packs more of a punch than expected.

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Lance and Tyler enter the world of...Haddonfield. But no, there isn't any Michael Myers here despite Carpenter's involvement. But we do get the who's who of Carpenter side characters like George Buck Flower and Peter Jason. With three segments, one of which directed by Tobe Hooper, there's a lot to talk about with this anthology. So settle in with Body Bags!

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Targeting John Carpenter's first TV movie and releasing a mere 2 years after The King's death, Lance and Tyler are getting into 1979's Elvis. While this may have been the film that Carpenter and Kurt Russell met on, there's very little else that works about this film. So let's get into the mess that is Elvis.

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Andrew Hatfield joins the festivities as we get into a...divisive film? Okay, not really but two people on the pod reallllly love it and the third is just fine with it. I'm sure you can guess who. So join Lance and Tyler (and Andrew) as they get into all of the Kurt Russell exploits of Big Trouble In Little China.

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Is there a greater fight scene than the one between Keith David and Rowdy Roddy Piper? Even if you've never seen this film before, chances are high that you've seen the fight scene. And despite releasing in the 80s, its message is still relevant to this day. So join hosts Tyler Nichols and Lance Vlcek as they dive into the wacky world of John Carpenter's They Live

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Tyler and Lance are getting into all things Christine.

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John Carpenter's first film is a little more whimper than bang but Lance and Tyler do their best to find some enjoyment out of it.

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