Super Movie Studies

Super Movie Studies

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Super Movie Studies episodes

  • Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1 & 2
    Hope you're getting excited for Batman vs. Superman, superfans! Here's our addition to the mix.

    Michael gives a brief history on what the different "Comic Book Ages" represent.
    Schuyler found his favorite Christopher Drake soundtrack.
    And Ben describes the mathematical improbabilities of Two-Face.
    56 min
  • Arrow S2
    "We're trying a different way" this week, superfans! Less spray paint and murder. 

    Michael enjoys criticizes Brother Blood's bloodline. 
    Schuyler has another set of Black Neely EDM tracks. 
    And Ben gives us the low-down on this Tibetan Pit Viper venom plot point.
    51 min
  • Arrow S1
    We failed the city this week superfans!

    Michael informs people of Black Canary's muddled and messed up past.
    Schuyler wishes he could share a beer with Blake Neely. 
    And Ben talks about the long and short-term effects of huffing paint!
    50 min
  • Leap Day Sabbath
    You only get an episode like this every four years!

    A special episode where all we did was throw around ideas because ONE OF US wasn't prepped.
    Enclosed are some details regarding the future of triopcop.com and SMSP's integration into such.
    As well as some brainstorming about to be a fan and more involved. 
    And finally we round out the show taking superhero personality quizzes and discussing the worst comic book characters ever conceived.
    42 min
  • Fantastic Four (2005)
    Meet your Doom this week, superfans!
    Michael gives a condensed history on the members of the Fantastic Four.Schuyler picks out some songs and doesn't even have the dignity to be there and show them to you. Ben gives us an update on the world's invisibility technology. And special Twitter Tom pings in with some stellar fun facts!
    1 hr 7 min
  • Marvel's Jessica Jones S1
    Can Kilgrave be your valentine, superfans? Or perhaps just David Tennant.
    In this ep you hear Michael go into detail over the origins of Jessica Jones in the comic book Alias. Schuyler instigate some conversation over the show's theme. And special guest DAVID KLEPPE stop by to spread his EMT and paralegal persuant knowledge all up in this bitch.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Marvel’s Jessica Jones S1
    Can Kilgrave be your valentine, superfans? Or perhaps just David Tennant.
    In this ep you hear Michael go into detail over the origins of Jessica Jones in the comic book Alias. Schuyler instigate some conversation over the show's theme. And special guest DAVID KLEPPE stop by to spread his EMT and paralegal persuant knowledge all up in this bitch.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Star Wars: The Force Awakens
    How could we avoid this one superfans?
    Michael talks about the comic book connections with Star WarsSpecial guest GRANT AUSTIN pops his head in again to explain SW continuity Schuyler pulls many examples of John Williams latest score And Ben explains BB-8
    1 hr 11 min
  • The Spirit
    We didn't get it either Superfans.First week of new title change! Super Movie Studies Podcast!!Stay tuned for updates!
    In this Ep: Michael digs through 70 years of comic strips to pull out information on the Spirit. Schuyler can't find any songs from the David Newman track (cept one apparently). And Ben talks about what it would be like to eat blood.
    55 min
  • V for Vendetta
    Vi veri universum vivus vici Superfans!
    Michael goes full comic book snob claiming the book is way better than the movie.Schuyler's theme for the night is "crescendo" Ben talks political science and the influence of the Milgram experiments.And special guest XIMOU SONG returns to discuss epidemiology because why the hell not! 
    P.S. Apparently Michael got lazy with the editing this week, too. Go easy on him. He was tired.
    52 min

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We do comic book movie talk from modern to old. We cover everything about superhero movies: budget themes, music, source books and hell, even the science.