NinetyForChill dot Com - The Podcast

NinetyForChill dot Com - The Podcast

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  • Capital B-Fest and Capital C*-Fest
    ThePoeticCritic became more laser focused than I have seen her and gave me over an hour of material. Oh how the tables had turned.
    The first weekend of February is usually the weekend of B-Fest, an annual 24-hour movie marathon of the finest B-movies that are available to the students and staff at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. Being in Chicagoland, her friends from all over the country would fly in to take part.
    1 hr 24 min
  • A Very Special $15 Episode (Figuratively)
    @QuidPro_Joe returns to the podcast with a discussion about animated television shows which received adaptations/extensions to the big screen.
    My guest this week is 10 years my junior, so we have a nice dynamic for this episode. I come at the topic from the establishment of this genre as solely being a means to introduce new toy lines (Care Bears, Transformers, GI Joe) while Joe offers incite from the Nickelodeon and Disney kids TV renascence inspired by the rise of Cartoon Network. "Duck Tales" serves as the middle ground.
    1 hr 46 min
  • Ally's Abbreviated Anime Adventure
    Ally Higgins from AllysAccessoriesShop comes on and does her best to express her affection for anime, an animation style she was introduced to during our three and three-quarter year long relationship. We started with Studio Ghibli's classics like "My Neighbor Totoro", "Porco Rosso", and "The Cat Returns" and move on to the flicks where they just drew too many pictures.
    43 min
  • Henry Never Died
    I talk with my friend Kodiak Thompson about the under appreciated talent and presence of Henry Rollins. When I said we were going to address Kodiak's favorite feature (and my second best discovery of 2019) "He Never Died", Mr. Thompson was ready to binge.
    58 min
  • @Quidpro_Joe and Jigsaw Games
    @QuidPro_Joe and I miss the idea of having an annual bout with Jason, Freddy, or Michael Myers and loved the non-slasher elements that Wanand and Whannell brought to the cash grab horror movement. We pay homage to the adventures of John" Kramer and his apprentices that made the "Saw" franchise such concise fun.
    49 min

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We do not always have the time for a two-hour movie. No one ever wants to sit down and watch a one-hour TV drama knowing that they might not be able to stick around for an entire second episode. With…