We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
Are you the master of your own domain? We always believe we are, but what if you weren’t. What if another is the master and likes to pull strings and those strings belong to literally killer puppets? See what the ComicPop Crew thinks of these killer puppets as we discuss David Schmoeller’s feature Puppetmaster.
Item Reviewed:
Puppetmaster, David Schmoeller – director, Full Moon Entertainment, 1989.
Music Drops Used:
“Rockin’ Robin”, Bobby Day, Class, 1958.
“Train of Thought”, Four Songs, Andrew Lubman, 2007.
Here’s our second episode for “Soundtracks”, where the Crew is just having a fun time again. Will Jonathon and Logan be able to get the title of the songs and/or the movies they come from? Will you? Find out by having fun with us as I spin the music for everyone.
Item Reviewed:
For you to guess along with Logan and Jonathon as Richard spins the tunes.
Music Drops Used:
“Hollywood”, Crazy Love Hollywood Edition, Michael Buble, Reprise, 2010.
“Everybody Have Fun Tonight”, Mosaic, Wang Chung, Geffen Records, 1986.
Kat Holland is sharing with out listeners her single “The One”, through her YouTube channel. Kat is invoking a smooth rhythmic sound with this single. The instrumentals give it a flare of pop, but Kat’s vocals come across very smooth. Blending in the Jazz and Pop feel I really like and can’t wait to her what else she gives us to hear. Her EP Retrovision is scheduled for a March 22 drop so be sure to keep an eye out for it from you digital vendor of choice. Until then enjoy Kat Holland’s music video for her single “The One” – Richard:
This is one I’ll have to check out and see what I think. For those that love Toy Story hopefully Toy Story 4 is a great continuation of the series. They have always been fun and heart felt so I would think this one would be as well. We’ll find out when it hits theaters on June 21. Thanks to MovieClips Trailers YouTube channel for the following trailer:
What do you collect? We love collecting our collections of books, comics/manga, movies, toys, and trading card games. As a collector you would think a movie entitled The Collector would be great for us. It is a good fit for us, but in a different way than what you might expect. This “Collector” loves his horror and I have to admit we like our horror here as well. Join the ComicPop Crew as we discuss Marcus Dunstan’s feature horror film The Collector.
Item reviewed:
The Collector, Marcus Dunstan – director, LD Entertainment, 2009.
Music Drops Used:
“Rockin’ Robin”, Bobby Day, Class, 1958.
“Train of Thought”, Four Songs, Andrew Lubman, 2007.
The Girl in the Bay is a four issue mini-series from Dark Horse Comics. At watching the trailer I am definitely intrigued to see what this story is like. Sounds like a cool read and the artwork looks cool as well. I tend to like clean modern artwork, that’s just me. For collector’s that want to pick this up in floppies the first issue is already out and possibly even the second by this posting, you’d have to check with your local comic shop. If you like your comic books collected and look nice on a book shelf, which is much nicer for public library collections, the scheduled release date of the collected version is currently set for September. Thanks to Dark Horse’ YouTube channel for the trailer to The Girl in the Bay:
“Witchcraft” is another strong outing for Jackie Venson. It has a great rock beat with a little bit of techno thrown in, but it’s really about that rock beat. Jackie’s voice fits this style of music and I can feel her having fun with her music. She is just one of those artist that I can connect and get into her music with minimal effort because I enjoy it so much. If you are looking for a new rock musician be sure to look up Jackie Venson’s catalog and download her to you digital devices. Jackie is sharing with our listeners her single “Witchcraft” through SoundCloud, and be sure to keep checking your digital vendors of choice for her next album Joy which is scheduled to drop April 5 – Richard:
Just saw this yesterday with Logan and Michelle. Great fun! I hope everyone will check it out and have a good time like we did. Thanks to Marvel Entertainment’s YouTube channel for this trailer:
Cameron Hawthorn is invoking a nice steady slow dancing country song vibe with his single “Dancing in the Living Room. The single is just him with minimal instrumentation singing a slow melody for young and old lovers out there to get close to each other. This could be either at a dance hall or as the title of the song implies “In the Living Room”.
The music video is one that harkens back to a simpler time in the story of country and western music. It gives me a 1950 – 1960 feel in the way it was filmed. This one will be a winner for the style of music fans. Here’s Cameron Hawthorn’s “Dancing in the Living Room” that he wants everyone to enjoy from his YouTube channel – Richard:
Jonathon joins us for this episode to spotlight his Power Rangers collectibles. Of course being a collector his “Ranger” collection is ever growing. So “Go, Go!” and listen to our Power Rangers themed show.
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What we reviewed in this episode:
Jonathon’s Power Ranger Collectibles.
Music clips used in this episode:
“Unstoppable”, Saban’s Power Rangers Soundtrack, The Score, Republic Records, 2016.
