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Tonight: Live chat with you all about Spiderman, the new Cobra Kai season 4, the latest developments in the UFO topic, and the great, late Christopher Lee's career (from Dracula to Star Wars and Lord of the Rings).
I rant so you don't have to. This whole Star Wars drama with JJ Abrams, Kathleen Kennedy. Gina Carano, Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni... this has been such a rollercoaster of clusterf***ks that most fans are right on the edge of not caring anymore.
There's a reason why Hitchcock is called the master os suspense, and here's why.
A Perfect Murder from 1998 sagways into Tarantino's mastery of subtext as a gateway to inner conflict in film.
How The Witcher 3 masters the art of visual and interactive storytelling, its different challenges in movies, books, TV shows and video games, and the poetry of Adventure Time, with Dylan Devine.
Greed knows no bounds! YouTube decided to roll out a new, money-grabbing Terms of Service policy update to take effect across the board in 2021.
Author Dylan Devine discusses worldbuilding for Fantasy and Sci Fi, as well as writing compelling stories, characters and conflict for movies, books and video games. Epic tales share common traits that put them among the greatest achievements in engaging storytelling.
Welcome to the Den's very first Livestream! Guaranteed Boomer blunders galore 😎👍 Exploring upcoming movie releases and, apparently, found either the best or the most anticipated movie coming up in 202 - at least, on this side of the silver screen.
A show of gratitude and a tour of the Den. You guys are awesome! 😎 💪 Let me know how I can keep the Den great for you! All suggestions and comments welcome, especially in the YouTube comment section as that helps the channel's visibility.
Babylon 5 surges like a blast from the past in a call to arms to save Science Fiction! May the 4th is a good opportunity to take some time and contemplate the current state of sci fi. The landscape may be bleak but there is a space port where space opera lovers will always be welcomed.
The problem with most movies and TV shows today is neatly illustrated in these examples. Given the current landscape of entertainment, pop culture, or art in general, it’s no wonder that me and many others have chosen to dust off our old DVDs and revisit the classic movies and TV shows that were a part of our lives in no small measure.
A quick overview of Mortal Kombat 2021 from a 90s survivor and fan of the 1995 original.
Twenty-three sentences from the 19th century to contemplate Man's relationship with art. A moment by the shore with a good book can change the course of one's life. Stop by and have a read.
The #SnyderCut saga not only produced one of the best DCEU movies but also reflects how we relate to our mythologies, new and old. What did you think of the movie? Leave your comments - reaching out to all.
What makes a good remake? Do all movies require one? Join in the conversation with creator and host of GoodBadFlicks, Cecil Trachenburg, and leave your comments below!
This part of the conversation is not for the faint of heart... Could this be the saddest moment in movie history? What's your pick for the saddest moment in movie history? What other movies "punched you right in the soul"?
What is your favorite movie portrayal of these fascinating mythological creatures? Also, what other mythological creatures do you miss seeing on the big screen? Start the conversation in the comments, and remember to subscribe for more 👍
Should creativity be left unbridled or limited? Cecil Trachenburg of GoodBadFlicks discusses good and bad interference on creative processes. What's your pick of a good and bad decision in a movie? And what about money and suits getting in the way of creativity?
What happened to original ideas? Why is it that studios and networks can't seem to come up with a new, engaging property? What movies from your childhood would you love to see in another format, a cartoon or a TV series? Which would make GREAT cartoons back in the 80s?
Discussing Special Effects versus CGI and their impact on narrative, with Cecil Trachenburg, creator and host of GoodBadFlicks, and the very first guest of the Fantastic Earth podcast. What do you think about CGI in movies? What are some good and bad examples of CGI?
GoodBadFlicks creator and host, Cecil Trachenburg, visited the Den for an almost 2hr conversation about movies, the state and future of the film industry, creativity in the Covid era, and a lot more. GoodBadFlicks is an online series dedicated to exploring "A-Z list films, video games, and other assorted overlooked goodness".
In Part 2 of our deep dive into the world of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, let's explore lesser known aspects of the production, and especially the pitch perfect casting of this instant classic.
'Yule crack up!' promises the slogan, and the movie delivers in droves. If you're looking for a movie to watch tonight with family and loved ones, in this our most peculiar Christmas of 2020, look no further that this instant classic that doesn't disappoint, 3 decades in.
A journey through the off-world universe; the frontier of human perception.Under the expert guidance of Philip K. Dick, we venture out to the depths of the universe, break the bounds of the familiar and glide far away to the edges of the galaxy and back - aboard spinners and on the wings of inter-galactic brews.
Welcome to the Arcade! This was how I got into the Halloween spirit, with my first ever playthrough of one of the best all-time games: 🦇 BATMAN: ARKHAM KNIGHT🦇 Dive-bomb into the heart of Gotham City and fight alongside me through a myriad of mysteries and challenges in this unforgettable action-adventure experience.
This is not how I planned on reactivating this channel, but then I watched Dark Waters (directed by Todd Haynes, with Mark Ruffalo). What does this movie say about where we stand as a species, at this point in our evolution? Is this what we do with the “power” we have achieved? And, more importantly, what can we do?
“Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious.” ― George Orwell, 1984 /// Music: 'Death and the Maiden' (Der Tod und das Mädchen), composed by Franz Schubert, in February 1817. Published by Cappi und Diabelli in Vienna in November 1821. Performed by: Belcea Quartet
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