Victims and Villains

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! We are back at it, another round of Cage Roulette for Nicolas Cage November. The game is simple, we bring a guest into the studio to spin the Cage Roulette and we review whichever Nicolas Cage movie it lands on. For this episode, we are sitting down with Ian Wallace of Amalgam-Mania to discuss the late 90s film, Face/Off. Find out more information about Amalgam-Mania and how you can win some free comics from this episode. Not to mention, we got a chance to have our own Amalgam experience, live on the air. Join us as we fancast the upcoming reboot of Face/Off, its themes, cinematic climate and more! To get more from this episode, click here:

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

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Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! For this episode, we are heading to the Indie Universe and celebrating independent creators in this super-sized episode. Spinning out of our coverage from GenreBlast Film Festival this past summer comes our full-length review of the indie punk slasher, Straight Edge Kegger. While the film focuses largely on punk rock, hardcore, and underground music scenes, we are sitting down with one of those bands fresh off their own release. We are sitting down in full to talk with the PA Metalcore band, Five Year Winter. Not only does this episode feature two BRAND NEW songs from the band but we are also sitting down with Kegger actor, Cory Kays, as well. Join us as we discuss the movie, music, politics, our own experiences and more! To get more from this episode, click here: http://bit.ly/vicep248

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

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Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! It is officially November! Every Tuesday in November, we are sitting down with some fascinating creators to play a game unlike anything else we've ever done before. We're calling it, Nicolas Cage November. Each Tuesday we will be sitting down with a different creator and assigning them TEN of Nicolas Cage's films throughout his career. The guest will spin the wheel and whatever the wheel lands on is the movie we watch. For this episode, we're sitting down with youth pastor and musician, Blake Anthony. Blake put out his debut album in 2016. Ironicaly enough, he was a featured artist on one of our first episodes. We're sitting down to talk about the 2009 film, G-Force. Keep in mind that this is a movie that does exist. Plus this episode features the world premiere of Captain Nostalgia's side-project song, "Thunderstorm Society". Which features Blake on chorus and guitar. If you've seen G-Force, share what you love in the comments or on Twitter. Make sure you share your Nicolas Cage love with us as well.

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL).

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! Grab your keycard and prepare to check back into the Overlook Hotel. We're talking about 1980's The Shining and its sequel, Doctor Sleep. Journey back as we breakdown the legacy of Jack Nicholson, Stephen King, and Stanley Kubrick for the 80s classic. Journey as we discuss our own "Shining" moments, the steal-scening performance of Rebecca Ferguson, the lack of de-aging technology and more. Doctor Sleep earns its place right alongside the Kubrick classic as one of the greatest King films. Let us know in the comments what you thought about The Shining and Doctor Sleep.

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL). Doctor Sleep is property of Warner Brothers. We do not own nor claim any rights.

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! It is officially November! Every Tuesday in November, we are sitting down with some fascinating creators to play a game unlike anything else we've ever done before. We're calling it, Nicolas Cage November. Each Tuesday we will be sitting down with a different creator and assigning them TEN of Nicolas Cage's films throughout his career. The guest will spin the wheel and whatever the wheel lands on is the movie we watch. For this first episode, we are sitting down with Jordan Smith, one of the co-hosts of the podcast, Those Not So Super Dudes (http://bit.ly/2owDmFI) to discuss the 2005 movie, The Weather Man. If you've seen The Weather Man, share what you love in the comments or on Twitter. Make sure you share your Nicolas Cage love with us as well.

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL). The Weather Man is property of Paramount Pictures. We do not own nor claim any rights.

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! Sometimes forgotten films can be gems and the 2002 Eddie Murphy-Owen Wilson buddy comedy, I Spy, may or may not be one of them. I Spy tells the story of a recently promoted FBI agent (Wilson) and a civilian boxer (Murphy) who team up to take down the evil mastermind of Malcolm McDowell. Largely serving as a spy parody - how well has this movie aged? How funny is it? Join us as we peel back the layers of this spy film. For this episode, we are joined by staff writer and independent comic creator, Matthew Basile (http://bit.ly/2JEaGC6). Plus, if that's not enough excitement on this mission, we're sitting down with the filmmakers behind the independent horror flick, Zombinatrix. (http://bit.ly/326IXjI). To pick up your copy of I Spy, click here: http://bit.ly/36gquEK

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL). I Spy is property of Columbia Pictures and Mill Creek Entertainment. We do not own nor claim any properties. Zombinatrix interview recorded at Creature Feature Weekend 2019(http://bit.ly/324P9ZR)!

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! For this episode, we wanted to introduce you to a very talented man: Mr. Joe Castro. Joe is a special effects mastermind that has been in the industry for nearly forty years. This in-depth interview, we’re discussing Joe’s origins, passionate beginnings and his career. It’s also worth noting that Joe currently holds the Guinness Book of World Records for the highest body count in a slasher movie. Check out some of his career below and be sure to check out the video counterpart for this episode to see some of Joe’s handiwork.

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL). Photographs used by permission from Joe Castro. It Wants Blood is property of Acid Bath Pictures .We do not own nor claim any rights. Joe Castro Headshot is property of Marc Cartwright Photography. We do not own nor claim any rights. Episode sponsored by Steve Joiner productions.

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! For this adventure, find a doll and convince it to give you the power you beg of it because we are talking about the legendary Charles Lee Ray on this episode! That’s right – for this adventure we’re doing a Chucky double feature with Sasha the Princess of Darkness (http://bit.ly/spodark). So grab some popcorn because we’re talking about The Curse of Chucky and The Cult of Chucky. While Mark Hamill ushered in a new version of the famous killer earlier this year, original series creator Dan Mancini and actor Brad Dourif, have continued the tale of the Lakeshore Strangler. While we’re on the heels of an upcoming Syfy show, these are the latest two movies in the adventures of Chucky. Side note: check out our Child’s Play 2019 episode (http://bit.ly/vicep214) with the dudes from Franchise Fatigue (http://bit.ly/2pVn5KL)!

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL). The Curse of Chucky and The Cult of Chucky is property of Universal Pictures. We do not own nor claim any rights.

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! For this adventure, we’re taking a trip to a place much like our own world. However, it’s the people we’re meeting that will leave a lasting impression on you. They’re creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky and well – altogether ooky. They are the Addams Family and their back in animation for a new cinematic adventure. We’re sitting down with a professor of screenwriting (at the University of Tampa), blogger and movie critic, R.L. Terry, to peel back the layers of the latest Addams adventure. Along this adventure, you’ll get to know R.L. a bit better and our thoughts on the film. Even more, important than that: the importance of staying true to yourself.

This episode is proudly apart of the All the Horror. All the Horror is “a collaboration of podcasters, authors, and entertainment personalities discussing and embracing all things horror!” (#AllTheHorror Twitter). We encourage you guys to check out the other creators in this year’s festivities. For more on this episode, click here: http://bit.ly/vicep241

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

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Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! For this adventure, we are setting our sights on the Alamo Drafthouse Universe and the Lost Weekend Film Festival. Recorded live at the 12th Lost Weekend Film Festival, we’re sitting down with actresses and co-writers, Amy Nostbakken and Norah Sadava. Amy and Norah are the filmmakers behind the play turned film, Mouthpiece. If you’ve never heard of Mouthpiece, we encourage you guys to seek it out. It is one of this year’s best films that has flown under your radar. To read our full thoughts on the film, feel free to read our full review. Mouthpiece is a film that centers around a young woman who journeys through the grief of losing her mother. In the midst of that journey, she is trying to find the words to speak for her mother’s eulogy. Join us as we sit down to talk about grief, feminism, art and more.

And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.

Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL)