Podcast – MōKuest Studios Network

MoKuest Studios presents…

A CineKuest Video/Valley Strange Podcast Crossover Episode

The guys discuss the Hollywood vs the “Real” Story of the Travis Walton Alien Abduction Experience. Fact vs. Fiction (remember that show?

MoKuest Studios presents…

A “not a hero” saves a town from an innocent cryptid messenger, the Mothman. Poor little dude. If only the townsfolk would’ve listened and maybe performed maintenance on a bridge we could’ve avoided the deaths of the citizens of Point Pleasant.

The book-loving, self-proclaimed paranormal researchers of MoKuest discuss the ins and outs of the 1975 book, The Mothman Prophecies written by ufologist, John Keel.

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Final Viewing Presents: Mad God aka What In The Fresh Hell?

So here we have…something something…hooooly sh*tballs. Where do we even start with this wonderful acid trip claymaysh hellscape? What would happen if Tool decided to make a movie? This. An X-rated Gumby feverish nightmare 30 years in the making, director Phil Tippett has masterminded one of the most bizarre and grotesque dystopias we have ever had the fortune to watch. We’re talkin’ about full dong hangage, live dissections, electrocutions, puckered buttholes, poop (soooo much poop), zombies, and what we think may have been a pair of balls with nips on ‘em, that’s our best guess. Join us for our reaction and discussion of Phil Tippets Max God!

Pierce Brosnan stars in this sorta Stephen King adaptation, but not really, science fiction Flowers for Charlie. Can you take a slow-witted child-man and use virtual reality, and drugs, to make him into a god?

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The CineKuest dudes discuss the hilarious and highly underrated Keaton/Ramis film, Mulitiplicity. 

Doug (Michael Keaton) is a hard working family man with no time to reach his full potential as a husband and father. Multiple Keatons incoming and time…more time. 

00:00:00 Film Discussion

00:23:05 The Science-Human Cloning

00:42:08 Sequel Discussion-The Dougs Day Out

00:55:25 The Rewind-Favorite/Memorable Scenes

01:05:53 Ratings/Final Thoughts

The boys have finally returned after a bit of an absence with a discussion about texas cryptids.

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00:00:00 Introductions

00:13:08 Cryptid Law Ad

00:15:40 Bigfoot

00:27:29 Davy Crocketts Bigfoot Prophecy

00:37:50 The Goatman

00:55:07 Skinwalkers

01:08:17 Pale Crawlers

01:18:57 Black Eyed Children

01:34:19 Flying Creature/Big Bird

01:45:29 Donkey Lady of San Antonio

01:54:46 Jeepers Creepers Monster

02:04:31 Honorable Mention/Participation Trophy Cryptids

02:11:41 Closing Remarks

NERD ALERT!!! Only the most badass of the dweebs sciencia need apply. Believe it or not, this movie is grounded in sort of mostly realistic means. Like if anyone in Revenge of the Nerds was actually capable of coolness in college, it would probably be this movie. The main nerdling of the movie is Mitch Taylor (Gabriel Jarret), a lucky little bow-tie stereotype who wins a high school talent show/scholarship  to get sent to somewhere “smart” like Caltech, only let’s name it…Pacific Tech. BOOM! Stage set. God of Sexing Science, Val Kilmer, plays Lord Giga-Chad-Nerdling-Megatron, Chris Knight, a senior at  PTech. While Mitchy boy is the main lead, we all know this movie is really A Chronicle on the Story of the Ballad~Saga through the Atmosphere of ValChris Kill-Knight, Eternal Huntsman of Classroom Tang.The Sigma Alpha-Weeb royalty of PTec (and Kent), piddling through their studies, are creating cable satellite with unlimited signal. And by signal I mean, Space Lasers. So what will they do with all that power? Can those lasers pop a bottle cap or three and chill the case? Asking the important questions here. For a friend. Delivering more mindless relaxation unto our adoring public–here’s another episode from our CKV: Season of Weird Sciencing. Join Roland, Rey, and Daniel for (Val Kilmer’s) Real Genius.