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On the penultimate episode of John Carpenter filmography, we go over the H.P. Lovecraft homage film “In the Mouth of Madness.” Journey to “The Village of the Damned” and finally we “Escape from L.A.” Enjoy this new episode as we have one more episode to go in the world of John Carpenter.
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On the newest episode of Filmographies, the John Carpenter train keeps on rolling. On this episode we go over the modern classic “They Live” staring Roddy Pipper and Keith David. Then we head over to the Chevy Chase staring “Memoirs of an Invisible Man.” Before ending things with the Showtime original anthology movie/back-door pilot “Body Bags” to which John Carpenter plays both host and director.
And it’s almost time to announce our new director as we wrap up John Carpenter’s filmography.
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Keith and Christian are joined by Harold Jennett (Ultra Friends GO!) for this episode where they discuss season 1 of the Walking Dead TV series. Afterwards, Keith and Christian hang on a bit to talk about the horror films they’ve been watching, then devolve into a brief chat about Criterion DVDs.
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Host Cameron Rice is joined once again by Paul Montgomery and Coleman Ranahan, they get into some news which includes: Kurt Russell takes over for Kevin Costner on Django Unchained, Mel Gibson to Direct Judah Maccabee movie, Werner Herzog as a villian in Tom Cruise’s “One Shot”, Josh Brolin in Oldboy, Ridley Scott on a Blade Runner sequel, Lone Ranger It’s not happening, now it is, Remakes of Scarface and Carrie and Stephen King writing Shining 2.
They then jump into reviews of: Contagion, Moneyball and Drive before wrapping it up with What Else is on:
Paul: Deadwood, The wire
Coleman: Big Trouble in Little China, The Thing, Being there, In the Company of Men, Conan: Can’t Stop
Cameron: Breaking Bad, Cooley High, X-men: First Class, Towering Inferno, Gimme Shelter, The Bridge, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight.
According to the MPAA, the following movies will be released the week of September 13, 2011:
Drive is rated R due to strong brutal bloody violence, language and some nudity.
I Don’t Know How She Does It is rated PG-13 due to sexual references throughout.
The Lion King 3D is rated G.
Restless is rated PG-13 due to thematic elements and brief nudity.
Straw Dogs is rated R due to strong brutal violence including a sexual attack, menace, some sexual content, and pervasive language.
The Whale is rated G.
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Finally, the newest episode of Filmographies! On this one hosts Cameron Rice and Timmy Wood discuss John Carpenter’s “Starman”, “Big Trouble in Little China”, and “Prince of Darkness.” There’s agreement, there’s argument, hopefully some laughs and maybe, just maybe, we learn a lesson. Enjoy!
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Host Derek Coward talks about Current TV’s “50 Documentaries You Must See Before You Die”, the ones he has seen and makes plans to watch the rest.
According to the MPAA, the following movies will be released the week of August 30, 2011:
A Good Old-Fashioned Orgy is rated R due to pervasive strong sexual content, graphic nudity and language.
Apollo 18 is rated PG-13 due to some disturbing sequences, and language.
The Debt is rated R due to some violence and language.
Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame is rated PG-13 due to violence, disturbing images and some sexuality.
Salvando al Soldado Perez is rated PG-13 due to violence and brief strong language.
Seven Days in Utopia is rated G.
Shark Night 3D is rated PG-13 due to violence and terror, disturbing images, sexual references, partial nudity, language and thematic material.
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Keith and Christian are joined by Dean Stahl (Ultra Friends GO!) as they discuss Captain America: The First Avenger. New challenges are then issued and the boys bicker.
According to the MPAA, the following movies will be released the week of August 23, 2011:
Circumstance is rated R due to Sexual content, language and some drug use.
Colombiana is rated PG-13 due to Violence, disturbing images, intense sequences of action, sexuality and brief strong language.
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark is rated R due to Violence and terror.
The Family Tree is rated R due to Sexual content, pervasive language, drug use and some violence.
Higher Ground is rated R due to Some language and sexual content.
Our Idiot Brother is rated R due to Sexual content including nudity, and for language throughout.
Swinging with the Finkels is rated R due to Sexual content and language.
