Cine-Rama Podcast Episode 31 – The Year We Make Contact

A new year, a new DECADE, has begun . . . and with it the boys have to look back at their favorite films of 2009.  The also countdown the films they are most looking forward to in the new year.  Remember how last year we wondered if we were going to finally get the answer to who shot Keith?  Or who the father of Christian’s baby is?  Well, maybe, finally, THIS is the episode.  Don’t hold your breath though.  Little Pablo is going to have to go without a daddy for yet another winter.

Cameron Watches Movies Episode 1: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

Cameron Rice talks about The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

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Cine-Rama Podcast Episode 30 – A Very Merry Cine-Rama Christmas

In this episode Christian and Keith destroy all of your favorite Holiday traditions and traumatize you for life as they countdown their top ten Christmas films. Christmas may never be the same again! All this, plus challenges!

Krush Groove (1985)

This was originally posted on the 2 People Talking website:

I remember seeing this movie multiple times at the theater. If I recall correctly, it was first run at the Adams Theater in downtown Detroit.

That said, this trailer does NOT reflect what the movie was like and made it sound like the music in the movie was “Minneapolis sound”-ish when the movie was about rap and hip-hop. Of course, I think the trailer was made to capitalize more on the popularity of Prince than the popularity of Run DMC. I don’t blame them for trying to go for the mainstream audience rather than the niche (and possibly faddish for the time) sound of rap.

Krush Groove contains one of the greatest scenes in all of filmdom and I am not just throwing meaningless hyperbole out there. This scene was starmaking.

I remember the entire audience asking who was that guy at the beginning and wanting to buy this guy’s cassette when it was over. Also, I love Jam Master Jay’s reaction at the intrusion.

Here is a link to a site that has a great look at the behind the scenes stuff and a lot of trivia that I didn’t know:
http://www.oldschoolhiphop.com/video/krushgroove.htm

However, if you want to buy it, buy it from here. :)

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Movie Noise Episode 29: 20th Century Boys and Battle Royale

Host Derek Coward talks about two movies based on popular manga titles, 20th Century Boys (2008) and Battle Royale (2000).

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Movie Noise Episode 28: Doomsday

Host Derek Coward takes a look at Doomsday and gets a lot of things wrong.

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Cine-Rama Podcast Special Episode – Do you, Sweetmint?

Find out more about this pop culture phenomenon that’s sweeping the nation… In this special episode of Cine-Rama, KWC flies solo… well sort of.

Keith is joined by special guests Christian Kocinski (What!? Special Guest?!) Bryon Krueger, and Matthew Schmitt, as they discuss the trials, and tribulations of making a feature film, Sweetmint… and find out what Christian’s least favorite word(s) is/are.

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Cine-Rama Podcast Episode 28 – A Damn Fine Cup Of Coffee

Christian and Keith sit down once again with special guest Eric Martin (DC Noise, The Trip, Comics Playground). In this episode they discuss Twin Peaks, the seminal television show from David Lynch and Mark Frost. No backwards talking dwarves were harmed in the making of this episode.

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Cine-Rama Podcast Episode 27 – A Couple Of Basterds

The boys have returned from summering in the future where they battled robots to bring you… movie reviews! And they brought company! Eric Martin (The Trip, Comics Playground, DC Noise) joins them as they discuss Public Enemies and Quentin Tarantino’s latest offering, Inglorious Basterds. In challenge reviews, Christian attempts to woo The Lady From Shanghai and Keith blows his stack over Twilight. Start writing your angry letters now, people.
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A Review of Tim Burton’s 9

My friend Delia (who left a great audio comment on the Twilight/Let The Right One In episode and is a cohost of the Minutes After Watching Movie Review podcast) wrote a review of Tim Burton’s 9 for The Furnace (a website run by my good friend Damian Smith, host of the Kryptographik and Welcome to Heavenside podcasts).

You can find it at The Furnace.