Plot Culture watches the Naked Gun....2!

What's better than bad kung fu? Bad KungFu that deconstructs the white savior trope!

Check out PlotCulture's take on Big TROUBLE in Little China

PlotCulture tackles the teen movie satire - Not Another Teen Movie. Between Chris Evans Banana Split and the epic Prom musical number, can the girls name all the film references?

Plot Culture delves into the seedy underbelly of old softcore sci-fi cult classic Barbarella. Does it hold up to the test of time... or feminism?

PlotCulture Reviews THE NAKED GUN!

Leslie Nielsen plays a cop on the trail of various BAD GUYS! He meets HOT CHICK! They do THINGS!

Listen and BE ENTERTAINED!

Plot Culture reviews the Doris Day musical "Calamity Jane." Get ready for a rootin' tootin' cowboy of a good time. A lesbian cowboy. Who needs a "woman's touch". BowChickaBowWow.

PlotCulture talks James Bond - Our predictions about the new movie SPECTRE and some Bond History will get you all warmed up to see the new film!

Interview with a Vampire Slayer’s Best Friend’s Girlfriend’s Actress, Who is now an awesome Writer/Director/Actress/Person in the Alive Box.

 

PlotCulture interviews Amber Benson, the Director/Writer/Actress best known for her role of Tara McClay in the cult hit tv-show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

We discuss her newest book series and contemplate the question of Who REALLY killed Tara McClay.

Recorded at BayCon2015

We are so thankful to Amber, to BayCon, to Lawrence our Sound man, and to Karl for giving us the opportunity. This was far and away one of the coolest things we’ve done so far and we are so excited to include interviews in our podcast format.

 

Grassy Knoll

In the interview we discuss my Grassy Knoll theory – a theory that wil soon be its own whole post, but for this interview, please refer to the image below to understand what we are talking about.

 

Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen.

Lots of Love.

Get ready to FIGHT! PlotCulture comes at you hard with Mortal Kombat THE MOVIE!

Generally speaking, Netflix Originals are things to be savored, cooed over, and adored.

And then you get Netflix Original "Richie Rich" Reboot.

Richie Rich, as a series, is the atomic wasteland of Netflix original programming, and not in a fun Dystopia kind of way.