di Mina Gracey
Sorry for the delay! Today we are trying something new. As stated, I had a really fun time watching both movies and comparing them so find me on the socials if you want to suggest movies. Also, fun news, the last episode has become my most watched episode, and in just 2 weeks! So thank you! Sources here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aW2SnZkDOgc5xYV7WYeLOZYXXNhXlSRfy6yE9zViNRg/edit?usp=sharing
This one has been on my to do list for a while! I thoroughly enjoyed EAH when it came out, and I'm hoping it gets a return like Monster high did. Also, I've been playing around with some editing, (I found I spoke part of this a SMIDGE too fast. Not enough for a retake but enough it was probably hard to hear) and then I had to change the pitch so... if I sound a bit off that's why. Sources here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G-nYXaJRCdwNx3sPYqTHFf8qrj1qBXtkLD2IhSo-09M/edit?usp=sharing
Sorry for the delay! Real life was a pain these last 2 weeks. Can you believe I have 6 episodes up? I'm really shocked. This is a really interesting topic I didn't get to talk about as much as I wanted to, otherwise I'd have gone off on a few tangents. I hope you enjoy! For sources click: here
I had to do a retake rather late, so I do apologize for saying "Harold Logan" instead of Harold Lloyd and for implying Charade is ILLEGAL to watch, no it is very very legal. I'm also planning on making this an episode every year! Because so much gets missed. Apparently, some HITCHCOCK films are also in the public domain, though obviously very early works.
Today we cover Remedy Games' Alex Casey (possibly better known as Max Payne... or maybe not) and why and how he appears 3 times in Alan Wake 2
This episode ended up being a lot more complicated than I initially thought it would be. Also please forgive any sound differences. I've had to record away from my usual set up. It may be a bit quiet.
After recording this episode I found out Dead Meat on youtube also uses "Blood and Boobs" when describing Friday's appeal so... oops? Also another future episode - or a mini episode - will be Jason's complicated legal history due to the selling of the name and it's initial status as an indie horror movie. If you are wondering why the movies stopped being called "friday the 13th" (such as "Jason takes Manhattan" or "Jason X" ) Yeah, that's why. Anyway, too late for Halloween but I hope you enjoy!
Welcome to the first episode of this podcast! I'm still playing around with editing/tone/speed/etc but I had a lot of fun researching this episode, and I hope you have just as much fun listening to it. Expect more work on theme parks in the future! ... and Definitely Disney.
I was working on the episode and I just... couldn't get a sentence together. My editor suggested I take a break so I will. I also will come back. I love this.
Welcome to Circuit Court Entertainment, where we look at all sorts of media through a legal and historical context. From movies to theme parks to dolls to video games, let's see what we will learn together"