Today, (LIVE) on "It Came From The Radio" we pull double duty as we talk about the new "Planet of the Apes" movie AND talk to special guest John Yuskaitis (www.bootsandpup.com). 4pm EST www.am1240wgbb.com #bootsandpup #apesmovie #dawnoftheplanetoftheapes #moviereview #radioshow #scootagoose2369
Archives are up! http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-27-14-WGBB.mp3
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Special fan only promotion!
As a promotion for his appearance on tomorrow's (7/27/14) show, John yuskaitis is offering his kindle edition of Boots & Pup: Inspired Laziness for Free all day Sunday. This is the link to the product. - http://www.amazon.com/Boots-Pup-John-Yuskaitis-Jr-ebook/dp/B00LJAZ0DW/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=
Sunday, July 20, 2014
7/20/14 show
This week (LIVE) on "It Came From The Radio" we have special guest Eileen Stevens (http://www.eileenstevens.com/) . 4pm EST www.am1240wgbb.com #voiceactor #Archiecomics #Jamesgarner #Radioshow #scootagoose2369
Archives are up! http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-20-14-WGBB.mp3
Archives are up! http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-20-14-WGBB.mp3
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Bi-monthly Movie review: Purge: Anarchy
It's that time again folks. Here I am going to discuss movies that we won't be talking about on the show ("Dawn of the Planet of The Apes" WILL be covered on air).
For this bi-monthly pic, I chose "Purge: Anarchy", the sequel to the really bad "The Purge". The concept is interesting, where crime is at an all-time low due to an annual free-for-all called the purge. The free for all allows all (well, 99.9%) crime to be legal. So on one day out of the year, people go out and shoot the cows, burn the houses and rape the women. Then, they all get drunk and shoot the houses, burn the women and rape the cows (not really, but I think that's funny). Of course, since this is the good old USA (in the future) people who don't want to participate don't have to.
In this movie (which focuses on a few different people as opposed to only one family in the predecessor) they still keep the concept of the original but try to make it more interesting and believable with more fleshed out characters. Another difference is that in the original the story was about a which white family whereas in this one, it was more about the middle (or even sometimes poor) class.
I thought the movie was ok, as it kinda petered out around the third act (as well as the resolution) of the film. The thing that most resonated with me is that this felt like a "Punisher" reboot (you'll have to watch the movie to get that reference). So If you like the previous Punisher movies (which I thought two of the three were decent), then this one is for you. Otherwise, go see "The Raid" (and its superior sequel "The Raid 2) if you want tons of action and killing.
For this bi-monthly pic, I chose "Purge: Anarchy", the sequel to the really bad "The Purge". The concept is interesting, where crime is at an all-time low due to an annual free-for-all called the purge. The free for all allows all (well, 99.9%) crime to be legal. So on one day out of the year, people go out and shoot the cows, burn the houses and rape the women. Then, they all get drunk and shoot the houses, burn the women and rape the cows (not really, but I think that's funny). Of course, since this is the good old USA (in the future) people who don't want to participate don't have to.
In this movie (which focuses on a few different people as opposed to only one family in the predecessor) they still keep the concept of the original but try to make it more interesting and believable with more fleshed out characters. Another difference is that in the original the story was about a which white family whereas in this one, it was more about the middle (or even sometimes poor) class.
I thought the movie was ok, as it kinda petered out around the third act (as well as the resolution) of the film. The thing that most resonated with me is that this felt like a "Punisher" reboot (you'll have to watch the movie to get that reference). So If you like the previous Punisher movies (which I thought two of the three were decent), then this one is for you. Otherwise, go see "The Raid" (and its superior sequel "The Raid 2) if you want tons of action and killing.
Sunday, July 13, 2014
7/13/14 show
Today (LIVE) on "It Came From The Radio" we have model/actress and friend to the show Caitlyn Ross Poteet stop by. 4pm EST www.am1240wgbb.com. #vixensofvirtuevixensofvice #radioshow #entertainment #live #free #scootagoose2369
Archives are up http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-13-14-WGBB.mp3
Archives are up http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-13-14-WGBB.mp3
Sunday, July 6, 2014
7/6/14 show
Today (LIVE) on "It Came From The Radio" we talk about the Latest Transformers movie. 4pm EST www.am1240wgbb.com #transformersmovie #radioshow #free #entertainment #moviereview @scootagoose2369
Archives are up! http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-6-14-WGBB.mp3
Archives are up! http://mfcstudios.pixeltao.com/podcast/7-6-14-WGBB.mp3
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Deliver us from Evil review
Well, After speaking with my social media guy, we have decided to post movie reviews of movies not covered on our awesome radio show (which airs each week LIVE on www.am1240wgbb.com, Sundays at 4pm EST) twice a month.
For July, I just saw the Eric Bana/Olivia Munn horror flick "Deliver us from Evil". This movie is supposedly based on actual events (and pretty current stuff to boot!). Now I haven't been "scared" in a movie for a looong time, so this movie has a lot of work to do to scare me. Unfortunately, it barley kept my interest let alone give me any kind of scare (or at very least a "creep out" factor). Oliva Munn wasn't that believable as the neglected but loving wife, and Eric Bana didn't sell the realism they were going for. That being said, it wasn't a bad (I.E: "why did they....?", "how did they....?" or worse yet "WTF just happened?") movie, just a kinda boring one.
So stay home for this one kiddies.
For July, I just saw the Eric Bana/Olivia Munn horror flick "Deliver us from Evil". This movie is supposedly based on actual events (and pretty current stuff to boot!). Now I haven't been "scared" in a movie for a looong time, so this movie has a lot of work to do to scare me. Unfortunately, it barley kept my interest let alone give me any kind of scare (or at very least a "creep out" factor). Oliva Munn wasn't that believable as the neglected but loving wife, and Eric Bana didn't sell the realism they were going for. That being said, it wasn't a bad (I.E: "why did they....?", "how did they....?" or worse yet "WTF just happened?") movie, just a kinda boring one.
So stay home for this one kiddies.
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