We end "Konga Line" Month with a battle for the ages. A three way battle between "The Spoiler Room Crew" , "King Kong vs Godzilla (1962 - The Japanese Version) , and "King Kong vs Godzilla (1963 - The U.S. Version). See which one comes out on top and which crew member got bored with both. It is an episode you definitely want to tune to.

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Not all King Kong films are alike and this one is a prime example of it. Scotty D joins Ian and Mark to discuss the sequel no one had expected or ask for. Was this a painful watch for all or is it a solid sequel? Tune in and find out. #kingkonglives #kongaline

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We continue to dance our "Konga Line" as we look at King Kong films. Last week we looked the classic original 1933 version. How does this remake from Peter Jackson compare to the classic. Is this version more exciting? Did it improve on things? Does it justify having a runtime twice as long as the Original "King Kong"? Tune in and find out.

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We head back to 1933 and look at the Pre-Code monster film "King Kong". Find out why the Crew believe it is a classic and how it may have one of the reasons the Hayes Codes were formed. They also talk about how filmmaking techniques may not have varied in the last 90 years.

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We have started our "Konga Line" month with a rare discussion on a new release film. Normally we only do Spoiler Room episodes on new releases on our patreon but this film is just too big to be contained there. "The Blonde in Front" Cati Glidewell joins Mark to discuss this Kaiju action pop corn film.

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I have the pleasure of getting to talk to Richard Elfman and Anastasia Elfman about their latest horror musical comedy, "Bloody Bridget". We discuss what went into making this wild ride of a film, how hard they work to make the festival showings an exciting and fun experience, and even touch on Richard Elfman's Creative process. You definitely want to catch this interview AND find out more about "Bloody Bridget" here: https://bloodybridget.com/

We catch up with Pat Miller a.k.a. Joe from "Maximum Overdrive" We discuss how he got the role, some BTS fun, how he got into stand up comedy and more. Find out "Who made who" in this entertaining interview.

We close out "M.M.I.Z." March with an interesting political thriller from France. The Crew dissect this film on what works, what doesn't, and discuss how this film laid the ground work for so many crime procedurals that came after it. Also find out who thought "Z" was just Zzzzzzzz.

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Actress Luana Ribeira has a chat about There' s No Such Thing as Zombies, a film Luana stars in. We talk about acting in the film, pushing through difficult times, her time living in a ditch, and more. 

We look at a more modern film this month as we discuss "I" 2015, a film from India that is an interesting twist on the hunchback story. This movie literally has everything but the kitchen sink put into it.  Find out how the Crew felt about this wild film and if it is worth seeking out.