Shocktober continues! Today's episode is the Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho. "A Phoenix secretary embezzles $40,000 from her employer's client, goes on the run, and checks into a remote motel run by a young man under the domination of his mother." Alfred Hitchcock is one of my favorite directors and Psycho is one of his films that I have somehow yet to see. How does it live up to it's Legacy?

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Well it's my favorite time of year! The month where we can watch horror movies unabashedly from when the sun comes until it goes down. To celebrate the upcoming holiday Halloween, my favorite, I always prepare by trying to watch a horror movie every day in October. I call it Shocktober, and yeah so do a lot of other people but it's a great name so back off! Every day in October there will be a bonus episode of the podcast that will feature a review of a different horror film. 

Today's movie is the 1990 version of Stephen King's IT. "In 1960, seven pre-teen outcasts fight an evil demon who poses as a child-killing clown. Thirty years later, they reunite to stop the demon once and for all when it returns to their hometown."

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Well the newest Stephen King movie has just hit theaters (second one of they year) and it is the highly anticipated remake of IT. Before this new version that is now in theaters, there was another script. This episode looks at the script that would then evolve into the IT we now have today! Remember, we all float down here.

Written By: Chase Palmer and Cary Fukunaga

Logline: A group of bullied kids band together when a monster, taking the appearance of a clown, begins hunting children.

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Now this is a script I've wanted to cover since the beginning of the show. Dark drama's with troubled characters are right up my alley. However I tried offering this script to a bunch of different guests and no one seemed interested in covering it with me, so I decided to take this one solo.

Written By:  Andy Friedhof

Logline: After negligently killing a hunter with their patrol car, an alcoholic Sheriff’s Deputy and her superior officer must decide what to do with the only witness to their crime – a death row inmate only days from execution.

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Well I missed a week due to poor scheduling and I apologize. This week there will be an episode if I have to do one myself. It's been hectic trying to get guests prepped and ready so This week will be a lot of scheduling and planning. In the meantime this mini episode features some quick reviews on some stuff I watched recently! As well as some hints at whats to come.

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This week's car cast mini episode features reviews for a couple films and Marvel's newest Netflix show. First we look at the 2013 film Blue Ruin, followed by one of the best movies of 2017, Get Out. Then it's all Defenders all day!

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Well this week we are back to talked about some shelved movie ideas! This week we don't have a script but there have been a lot of details coming out about the cancelled Amazing Spider-Man 3 and Sinister Six films that were scheduled from Sony before they decided to cut a deal with Marvel and recast Spidey for the third time. We also take a look at The Amazing Spider-Man franchise as a whole, and re-evaluate Spider-Man Homecoming before taking a deeper dive into the world of comic book movies.

This episode also features the song I'm Real by a good friend of mine, Josh Gash.

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This weeks mini episode is short but it's a fun one. As I recklessly record on my car drive home I discuss what is up with this week's episode. I also review former guest Brandon Prosek's new play that he produced called How Does That Make You Feel, performing August 17-20th at Stage 773 in Chicago. You do not want to miss these last shows! Also featured is a musical contribution by a great friend of mine Josh Gash. He sent me his new song that was so amazing I just had to share it here! Be sure to let us know what you think of the song on our social medias!

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If you've followed me on this podcast at all you know I am a massive James Bond fan. With Bond 25 rumors and news flying out of the ether I figured now was the perfect time to revisit the last James Bond film SPECTRE. It was a film met with a mixed response and while it was a flawed film I still loved it. There was a lot of talk about how the early script had some third act issues and I was always curious as to what they were. Well I finally got my hands on the script that leaked out during the Sony hack and sit down to see what the original version of SPECTRE looked like.

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This weeks mini episode is choked full of movie reviews. I saw a lot of new movies over the last few weeks, and since there was no mini episode last week, they are all getting dumped here. Reviews featured are The Wolverine, Kong Skull Island, Split, The Warrior, and Atomic Blonde There's also some updates to the scripts we will be discussing in the future here.

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The hype for The Last Jedi is still real and we continue our dive into the Star Wars Universe. Recently I showed my wife the original Star Wars for the first time and we keep the ball rolling as we move onto The Empire Strikes Back. My favorite movie of all time, and most often the Star Wars film that fans claim as the best, she gets to experience it for the first time and share her thoughts. What is a non fan's perspective of this classic entry in the biggest saga in the world?

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There is a unique twists to today's commentary track. Ghostbusters is something that shaped my childhood. I watched the VHS tape so much that it stopped working, I made my own proton pack out of cardboard. Naturally when the remake happened it was something I avoided but always knew that one day I would have to see. I decided why not take you on that journey with me. I sat down and watched the film for the first time and recorded a live reaction commentary track. It's an interesting ride and decided to try this as an experiment.

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Well today's episode is pack with news from Comic-Con. San Diego Comic-Con happened this weekend and we are here to cover some of the big announcements. We talk the new Justice League Trailer, Ready Player One, Ben Affleck's future as Batman, how The Flash movie could save the DCEU, and even the leaked Avengers Infinity War trailer! Of course we also cover this Friday's episode also future episodes to come!

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Today's episode is another commentary track! This time it's a solo commentary as the host Jeremy Meyer begins his coverage of the DCEU films by revisiting Man of Steel for the first time since it's theatrical release. This film will be covered again with a guest but this time Jeremy preferred to do it solo to establish his views on the DCEU's origin and to touch base with this film in particular. Before Batman fought Superman, before Wonder Woman, there was the solo Superman film that was highly polarizing. Now that future films have been released, how does the first one hold up? 

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This weeks extra mini mini episode gives you the heads up on this Friday's episode and the hint to the next script we will be covering in the future. There's also some very brief opinions of the Game of Thrones premiere. 

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So this is the of  many to come of our film commentary tracks. Now my wife has guested multiple times on the podcast and there's been one thing I've wanted to have her participate in for a long time. The bottom line is she has never seen Star Wars. It is one of my favorite movies of all time and is just something she didn't grow up with. We felt it was time to rectify that. We sat down and watched Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope for her first time and recorded her live thoughts and reactions. What follows is her first experience watching the classic film as I guider her through the journey. 

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Today's mini episode is a lot of fun. First we talk about the first commentary track debuting this Friday! We also have a
(spoiler filled!) review one of the biggest releases of the year so far, Spider-Man Homecoming. 

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Before Spider-Man Homecoming, before Amazing Spider-Man, before the Sam Raimi Spider-Man films, even before James Cameron attempted to make a Spider-Man there was an early version of a Spider-Man movie in development. Years before there was a Marvel Cinematic Universe Cannon films was attempting to make the first movie featuring the web slinging hero. Cannon films eventually went under and the rights were sold off and the project ended up under James Cameron's thumb. This script is the original Cannon Films version that never came to be!

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Today's mini episode is a spoiler filled review of Wonder Woman. With the film still crushing in the box office every week and setting records it seems like enough time has passed to finally sit down and get into the gritty details of this successful female lead superhero epic. There's also some other DCEU talk with Suicide Squad. 

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Well it's been six months into the year and it's time to take stock of the show so far. There are plenty of thanks to give out, some movies to review, and some top ten lists to discuss. More importantly there are some changes coming for the next few months. With things getting busy in the day to day there's going to be some different kind of episodes coming in the future and these should be very exciting, but as always we want to hear your feedback! 

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Well today's episode is actually a bonus episode, recorded a few weeks ago as a back up in case the Alien Engineers guest was going to be late. Things are getting busy on this end so there will be some different kinds of episodes in the future, on top of the script episodes. There is a big script episode planned very soon but in the meantime enjoy these different and, hopefully, interesting looks at some movies. Just like the last episode about Alien Engineers, this was recorded before the release of Alien Covenant so there are some predictions for that movie featured.

Written By: Jon Spaihts

Logline: set in the late 21st century and centers on the crew of the spaceship Prometheus as it follows a star map discovered among the artifacts of several ancient Earth cultures. Seeking the origins of humanity, the crew arrives on a distant world and discovers a threat that could cause the extinction of the human species.

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Well it's a super short episode for the Monday Mini episode as some changes are going to be happening in the coming weeks. Be sure to listen to the whole episode for details on the upcoming shows and some of the differences you may notice.

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Also be sure to check out friend of the show Brandon Prosek's IndieGoGo page. He's putting on a play in Chicago and you can help make it happen! Just follow this link https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/how-does-that-make-you-feel-chicago-play-entertainment or go to IndieGoGo and search How Does That Make You Feel.

This week one of the hosts of the Nerds and Marks podcast, Jordan Pryde, joins in to talk about the Batman vs Superman movie that almost was. The only public evidence of this movie was a billboard in the background of I Am Legend, this script simply titled "Asylum" was written by Shelved all star Andrew Kevin Walker. Deemed too dark, this script was eventually Shelved which lead us to Batman Begins, but is this script really that awful?

Written By: Andrew Kevin Walker

Logline: When an unknown villain's plot tries to pit the two top heroes of the world against each other, Batman is forced out of retirement and sent on a rampage of vengeance, leaving Superman with no choice but to stop his friend from breaking his vows.

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Also be sure to check out friend of the show Brandon Prosek's IndieGoGo page. He's putting on a play in Chicago and you can help make it happen! Just follow this link https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/how-does-that-make-you-feel-chicago-play-entertainment or go to IndieGoGo and search How Does That Make You Feel.

This weeks mini episode is a comic book filled treat. First a review of the new Pirates of the Caribbean film, followed by a review of Patty Jenkins Wonder Woman. Both spoiler free! Before the reviews however you will be treated to our next comic book filled script for Friday's episode. 

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Well this weekend is a landmark occasion. We finally have the release of the first major female lead superhero film. Wonder Woman is the latest release in the DCEU, but join as we take a look back at what almost came before, when the director of The Avengers was almost the director of the Amazonian Princess herself. We are taking a look at Joss Whedon's Wonder Woman script written in 2006.

Written By: Joss Whedon

Logline: When the Princess of the Amazons is brought to the modern world, she discovers how cruel the world can be, and how desperate they are for a hero. Especially when she discovers one of the old gods is meddling with the humans.

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