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Return to Oz
Brandi returns to The Dark Corner to talk about Return to Oz. That is, we talk at length about the sequel to The Wizard of Oz starring Fairuza Balk. Furthermore, we address the nightmare inducing art direction. This includes Jack Pumpkinhead, an obvious inspiration for Jack Skellington.
In news, Brandi adopts a new life path which requires us to cook more often. Also, she receives a promotion within STARFLEET International. In reviews, we watch Peacemaker and Vox Machina, both violent and vulgar yet entertaining television programs. Additionally, we talk video games. Brandi plays the adorable Cat Quest. Meanwhile, Dave climbs his way up from the bottom in Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
The Dark Track is Nightmare by The Glass House Museum from Tales From The Aftermath. This British gothic rock band features Joe and Jon Cummings on guitars and vocals as well as Lee Meadows, DJ Batboy Slim himself, on bass.
Finally, we shout out our friends, Lt. Colonel Adam Reiss of STARFLEET International and the musician, Unwoman.
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By David and Brandi Jackola
3.8
55 ratings
Brandi returns to The Dark Corner to talk about Return to Oz. That is, we talk at length about the sequel to The Wizard of Oz starring Fairuza Balk. Furthermore, we address the nightmare inducing art direction. This includes Jack Pumpkinhead, an obvious inspiration for Jack Skellington.
In news, Brandi adopts a new life path which requires us to cook more often. Also, she receives a promotion within STARFLEET International. In reviews, we watch Peacemaker and Vox Machina, both violent and vulgar yet entertaining television programs. Additionally, we talk video games. Brandi plays the adorable Cat Quest. Meanwhile, Dave climbs his way up from the bottom in Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
The Dark Track is Nightmare by The Glass House Museum from Tales From The Aftermath. This British gothic rock band features Joe and Jon Cummings on guitars and vocals as well as Lee Meadows, DJ Batboy Slim himself, on bass.
Finally, we shout out our friends, Lt. Colonel Adam Reiss of STARFLEET International and the musician, Unwoman.