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AUNDRIA PARKER and I discuss FF DAY 2!
Today's Movies:
ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE (2017, Dir. John McPhail)
THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER (2017, Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos)
APPLECART (2017, Dir. Bradford Baruh)
Plus
THE END OF DECAY (2017, Dir. Christopher Todd)
& THE MONSTER SQUAD 30TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Follow #AAGGFF on Twitter for all of Action-A-Go-Go's FANTASTIC FEST '17 coverage.
ACTIONAGOGO.COM
AAGG Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
Song: Gunpowder
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
AUNDRIA PARKER and I discuss FF DAY 1!
Today's Movies:
THOROUGHBREDS (2017, Dir. Cory Finley)
THELMA (2017, Dir. Joachim Trier)
VAMPIRE CLAY (2017, Dir. Soichi Umezawa)
Follow #AAGGFF on Twitter for all of Action-A-Go-Go's FANTASTIC FEST '17 coverage.
ACTIONAGOGO.COM
AAGG Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
Song: Gunpowder
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
SCOTT WAMPLER and KATIE SHULTZ of the Trying Times Podcast join me and AUNDRIA PARKER to talk Austin, Fantastic Fest and a shit ton of other randomness. Had a lot of fun with this one. Enjoy!
Scott on Twitter
Katie on Twitter
Aundria on Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Beastie Boys
Song: Root Down (Free Zone Mix)
Artist: Gorillaz
Song: Rock The House (Radio Edit)
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
AUNDRIA PARKER and I discuss the controversy around this year's Fantastic Fest, and run down the movies we're most excited to see!
Follow #AAGGFF on Twitter for all of Action-A-Go-Go's FANTASTIC FEST '17 coverage.
ACTIONAGOGO.COM
AAGG Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: David McCallum
Song: The Edge
Artist: Jay-Z
Song: Caught Their Eyes (feat. Frank Ocean)
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
JIMMY GEORGE joins me on the show to discuss his filmmaking career and a special new venture. To this point, George has been known for his partnership with Baltimore-native horror director, Chris LaMartina. As producer and co-writer, George has helped bring fan favorites to life, including the WNUF Halloween Special, Call Girl of Cthulhu, Witch’s Brew, President’s Day and the duo’s forthcoming What Happens Next Will Scare You. But he has an even scarier undertaking in his sights: running his own business.
“Script Butcher,” a script doctor service, sees George bringing years of writing and producing experience to helping those trying to improve, polish and unlock the greatness of their own screenplays. He has poured his whole self into the job, providing guidance and feedback that is rabidly sought after, and for the fraction of the price of other services. I love seeing this kind of positive work supporting creative artists. Great talk!
AUNDRIA also joins me in the intro to tease our upcoming coverage of Fantastic Fest 2017 for Action-A-Go-Go! It's scrappley!
Script Butcher website
Jimmy on Facebook
Jimmy on Twitter
Fantastic Fest 2017
Aundria on Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Song: When a Kid Goes Bad
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
What was lost, now is found. This is a very special episode recorded in July 2016 with hard boiled writer and Hard Case Crime imprint founder, CHARLES ARDAI. We talk Ardai's novelization of Shane Black's "The Nice Guys," crime fiction fandom, and the writing, publishing and artifact nature of pulp fiction paperbacks. We touch on Stephen King's work with Hard Case Crime, as well as Raymond Chandler, James M. Cain, Lawrence Block and other heavy hitters of the genre. We also talk about Ardai's involvement with the cult crime drama-fantasy TV series "Haven." At the end, Ardai gives his recommendations for newbies to Hard Case Crime's vast catalog.
Hard Case Crime
HCC on Twitter
Charles on Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Amy Irving & Charles Fleischer
Song: Why Don't You Do Right?
Artist: Madonna & Mandy Patinkin
Song: What Can You Lose?
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
Action-A-Go-Go's managing editor, TROY-JEFFREY ALLEN, YouTube's Action Ration, MIKE THOMPSON, and Exploding Helicopter blogger & podcaster, WILL SLATER, join me for AAGG's Top 10 Action Movies of 2016. Enjoy!
Honorable Mentions start at 9:27
The Top 10 starts at 54:05
ACTION A GO GO
BAMN COMICS
Action Ration
Action Ration twitter
Exploding Helicopter blog
Exploding Helicopter twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Queen
Song: Don't Stop Me Now
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
FLOYD NORMAN, Disney's first African-American animator, joins me to discuss the new documentary covering his life, Floyd Norman: An Animated Life. Directed by Michael Fiore & Erik Sharkey, the film covers the many arcs Norman has had in his long life; from Disney to educational filmmaking to combating ageism in an ever-changing industry. He has had a fun and storied life, and the documentary bleeds through with that optimism. Such a great guy!
Floyd Norman: An Animated Life on Netflix
Floyd Norman Movie / Buy blu-ray
Floyd Norman on Twitter
Floyd Norman Movie on Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Chuck Willis
Song: If I Had A Million
Song: Let's Jump Tonight
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
LIZ & JIMMY REED, creators of Cuddles and Rage, join me to talk about their new book, Sweet Competition. We touch on their promotion tour, their short film, Cooking with Dr. Taquito, how they handle criticism and how they've cultivated the C&R brand. We had a great talk!
Buy SWEET COMPETITION here and at your local bookseller
Cuddles and Rage on Twitter
Cooking with Dr. Taquito
People I Think Are Cool podcast
Cuddles and Rage
Music on this podcast:
Artist: twenty one pilots
Song: Stressed Out
Artist: David Bowie
Song: Rebel Rebel (2002 re-recording)
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
Writer and film critic, MATT ZOLLER SEITZ, joins me to talk about his new book, The Oliver Stone Experience, a beautifully conceived, edited & photographed retrospective on the career of one of America's last great auteurs. We talk about Stone's personality and aesthetic, the creation of the book and how his films fit into the world today. Lots of detours with Matt's personal view of the state of film and a great talk! Enjoy!
Please note: I misattributed my quotes about digging on esoterica to Nathan Rabin; they were written by Noel Murray.
The Oliver Stone Experience on Amazon
TV (The Book) on Amazon (with Alan Sepinwall)
Matt's Blog at RogerEbert.com
Matt on Twitter
Music on this podcast:
Artist: Beastie Boys
Song: Hello Brooklyn
Song: Song for Junior
Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.
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