Ozone Nightmare

Tonight I'm very fortunate that writer / director Len Kabasinski has returned to do a deep dive on his films Challenge Of Five Gauntlets and Blood Prism. As a bonus, editor / cinematographer Aaron Bratcher joins us to discuss making Challenge.

This week we're talking about Elon Musk, Matias keyboards, Iron Man 3, and Angel Town. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: I'm bringing you another B movie powerhouse from Len Kabasinski's Forgotten Movie Den, 1990's Angel Town. This one's a real specimen folks.

Today on the 5: I recently had a discussion with an individual who expressed a viewpoint that I find troubling. While this example was specific to technology, I think it sadly applies to things well outside that space.

Today on the 5: I have no shortage of criticisms about Apple, and I voice them often. On other hand, occasionally the company does something truly great that has to be praised like releasing the iPhone SE.

Tonight I'm joined again by writer / director Len Kabasinski, director of features like Fist Of The Vampire, Angel Of Reckoning, and Hellcat's Revenge. In this episode we're talking about b movies like Enter The Ninja, Robowar, Strike Commando, Reform School Girls, and Hired To Kill. We also spend some time on comics like Hulk  and Iron Fist.

This week we're talking about Ghost Recon Wildlands, the Umarex Hammer, Hotel Artermis, and Drive. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: As part of my ongoing viewership of older movies of all types, I watched a wonderful showcase of Mark Dacascos' martial arts ability called Drive. It's basically just a Looney Tunes cartoon of action set pieces.

Today on the 5: I am continuing my recommendation series on art books that are available digitally for people stuck inside. Today I'm talking about another video game based book, The Art Of Overwatch.

Today on the 5: As part of the American federal response to the coronavirus, loans were created to try to save small businesses in legitimate trouble. No surprise, bigger companies decided they needed that money more.