We will be recording new episodes of The Omniplex soon, but in lieu of an episode this week, we would like to present you with the first episode of a new TV binge podcast hosted by Albert, Tab, and their dog Max! Want to hear more? The full podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you download your podcasts!

This first meeting of the Order is called into session! Primordial Snoot Max has determined that this week we shall review the Amazon series The Boys. Exploding heads? Perverted dolphins? Loads and loads of gore? Fresca? It's all here and then some! And our commercial break will set out to prove that you don't know DICK.

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There's finally.. FINALLY... a light at the end of the tunnel. The Omniplex is open, welcome to our 4th.. and hopefully final.. Quarantine watch cast. This is a special one, as it denotes the one-year anniversary of when the quarantine (in America, anyways) started. And since the vaccines are rolling out and gaining speed, we finally a year later have some hope for some semblance of normalcy in the near future. Until then, Zephyr, Albert, and Austin present what they have watched in the final days of the mass quarantine, some some spectacular, some horribly, horribly bad.

Because Albert couldn't remember the link to the MBMBaM TV show link, here it is and have fun!

Be sure to check out the debut episode of Albert's other podcast, The Order of the Snoot! We binge TV shows with our pets, it's fun! Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

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Up next: Streaming!

The Omniplex is open! This week we have a lovely chat with writer J.M. DeMatteis about his take on writing characters, what it takes to write meaningful stories, influences, and his prolific career in comics, television, and movies. We talk Superman, Batman, Deathstroke, Death (the Neil Gaiman version), and Scooby Apocalypse. 

If you're interested in cultivating your own writing creations, we urge you to take a look at J.M. DeMatteis's live online workshop, Imagination 101 at Comixplex.com. It's an in-depth, two-weekend workshop, where Mr. DeMatteis will impart what he has learned from his experiences and personally guide you through your creations. It starts April 21st, don't miss it!

You can find J.M. DeMatteis through his website JMDeMatteis.com, where he also offers his mentoring services via Creation Point Story Consultation. Be sure to check that out through the link!

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Up next: Streaming!

WARNING! FULL SPOILERS for Soul and a hint at a spoiler for WandaVision.

The Omniplex is open! This week we have guest Josh Bullock, creator of action comic Monarchs and founder of Boom! Animation. We talk with Josh about Black representation in the media, growing up nerd, Disney/Pixar's Soul, Josh's many wonderful projects, the MCU, Sonic, and much much more! We recommend checking out Josh's comic Monarchs! If you like Dragonball Z, this is the comic for you! Also check out his company Boom! Animation and the many projects he's working on there!

Monarchs comic:

Boom! Animation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csXtNFhAFj0

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Up next: Another guest! Who is it? Find out soon!

Welcome, friends. The Omniplex is open. We aren't normally this heavy on the political side, but the last four years has been tumultuous. Each piece of media produced, whether directly or indirectly, is a product of its time. Now that the horse has officially left the hospital (thank you John Mulaney, for the brilliant and hilarious extended metaphor), we can begin to look at what impact Trump's presidency has had on our film, tv, and music. If media is society holding a mirror up to itself, what we've seen has been very bleak. But in the chaos, we also look for hope and growth at the end of the tunnel.

Opening monologue written and performed by Zephyr.

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Up Next: Special Guest! Stay tuned!

The Omniplex is open! This week, Austin, Albert, and Zephyr talk the dark comedy musical classic Little Shop of Horrors. Mostly the movie, but we also delve a little into the off-broadway musical, the 1960 Roger Corman original aaaaaaand another version that we bet Zephyr would rather soon forget.

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Up next: The Horse has left the Hospital!

In a carryover from The Film Room, your hosts Austin, Albert, and Zephyr continue with their media absorption in the never-ending quarantine. We share our experiences watching the likes of Roger Waters, K-Pax, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, Land Before Time, Jack-O, Hobgoblins, Darkwing Duck, Scary Stories, and much much much more. So please enjoy the last of our quarantine casts, at the very least the last one of 2020. And remember, wear your mask, wash your hands, and stay safe this season!

The Langston League made an unofficial syllabus for each episode of Lovecraft Country Season 1. You can check it out here!

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Up next: Little Shop of Horrors!

The Omniplex is open! This week we discuss a bygone era. Think back. Back to a long lost time in movie history. Alllllll the way back to the Fall and Winter of the yesteryear of 2007. Think of the greats. Juno. Michael Clayton. Sweeney Todd. No Country For Old Men. And more! Relive these classics with us, and discover why late 2007 era frozen in time for the three of us, and a special time for movies as an artform.

QUICK NOTE: We at The Omniplex believe that each episode we release out into the world is a time capsule of the time of its recording. At such, this episode was recorded and released about a month before Elliot Page came out as trans and thus we accidentally deadname and misgender him in this episode. It's presented here as-is because at the time we, like the world, didn't know. But now that Elliot is out, he will be correctly named and gendered from this point forward. We are very proud and celebrate his coming out.

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The Omniplex is now open! We're your hosts, Austin, Albert, and Zephyr. For the flagship episode of our expanded format, we had a lovely conversation with radio drama veteran Dirk Maggs about his career creating "audio movies" for the ever-changing listener landscape. We talk everything from The Sandman, his recent project with Neil Gaiman for Audible, to his adaptations of the Hitchhiker's Guide radio serials, Dirk Gently, Superman, Batman, Alien, Independence Day UK, and much more.

You can follow Dirk on twitter at @DirkMaggs

The Sandman is available now as an Audible Original. We highly recommend you check it out, it is a lot of fun and well worth your time.

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Up next: 2007!

Welcome to the final episode of The Film Room! Yes, the podcast in this form is ending, and we are burning it down to the ground with our take on Ralph Bakshi's Cool World. How does this exist? Why is it such a dumpster fire? Could it have been better? We attempt to answer these questions with our takedown. And after we burn it down, watch this space, for a new podcast and a site rebranding shall rise from the ashes with your hosts Austin, Albert, and Zephyr! Coming very very soon to a film and culture website near you!

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