Here is the latest episode of my and Shaun's podcast. This our discussion includes:
A brief history of Japanese monsters movies, and why Legend of Dinosaurs & Monster Birds might be the weirdest of the genre; Why Thor is excited for Sucker Punch; Baldr's review of the new Korean horror film "I Saw the Devil"; Thor's 30 second review of Watchmen; Why DC needs to think of more interesting things for Aquaman to do now that he is back from the dead; as well as many more things that I can't remember because we recorded this on Sunday and I wasn't able to post it till today.
You can also subscribe to it on itunes by clicking here, which will cause me and Shaun to love you forever.
A brief history of Japanese monsters movies, and why Legend of Dinosaurs & Monster Birds might be the weirdest of the genre; Why Thor is excited for Sucker Punch; Baldr's review of the new Korean horror film "I Saw the Devil"; Thor's 30 second review of Watchmen; Why DC needs to think of more interesting things for Aquaman to do now that he is back from the dead; as well as many more things that I can't remember because we recorded this on Sunday and I wasn't able to post it till today.
You can also subscribe to it on itunes by clicking here, which will cause me and Shaun to love you forever.
Hah! This whole podcast was pretty hilarious. I'm living in the South right now (not from here), but yes some of the names surprise me. I like movies with powerful character development, and some criticized I Saw the Devil for not having characters that were "deep" enough. But I felt that made them all the more believable, in a bizarre way, closer to forces of nature. Great point about I Saw the Devil taking you on a trip; it vacillated between action, humor, and deep horror.
ReplyDelete@ Elleoneiram:
ReplyDeleteIts Thor the co-host here, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to listen to us and for commenting.
I really enjoyed your insightful opinions about "I Saw the Devil."
Let us know anything you would like us to talk about next week by commenting here or emailing us (we list the address at the end of the podcast).
Have a nice day,
Thor