Season 21 Episode 4: The Last of the Mohicans & The Revenant

Hile, Cromrades! Join us as we brave the dark solstice of the year and welcome in Old Man Winter... Herein we discuss Michael Mann's The Last of the Mohicans (1992) alongside Alejandro Iñárritu's The Revenant (2015)! We hope you have stoked the fire, and have a few blankets at hand. 

If you want to prep up for our next episode, be sure to check out Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby (2004) and Sean Durkin's The Iron Claw (2023)!

One Things:

Jon - The Oscar-contender, Conclave!

Josh - Legends of Localization, by way of a bit of Final Fantasy!

Luke - Union Grove Talking Machine Records!

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Season 21 Episode 3: Valhalla Rising and The Green Knight

Oh greatest of podcast listeners, indulge us in this friendly holiday game. Let whichever of you  is boldest of blood step forth, take up headphones and try with honor to consider new fantasy films. If you choose to engage, seek us out yonder to the Green Chapel six nights to the north. We will return your thoughts with our own, and then in trust and friendship, we shall part. Who, then, who is willing to watch "Valhalla Rising" and "The Green Knight" with us?

One things

Jonathan: Scorpions' Dance: The President, the Spymaster, and Watergate

Luke: Blu Oyster Cult: Secrets Revealed 

Josh: Retrograde Amnesia

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Season 21 Episode 1: The Wind and the Lion and the Eagle!

 Hile, Cromrades! Join us as we embark on our 21st Season... A Howardian Film Festival! For our first episode, we start out with some 'historical' films... Specifically, we discuss 1975's The Wind and the Lion, directed by John Milius and starring a cavalcade of familiar faces that includes Sean Connery! After that, we discuss 2011's The Eagle, directed by Kevin Macdonald and starring C-Tates, Jamie Bell, and Donald Sutherland.

And, looking forward.... Are you feeling a bit spooky? If so, that's likely because you're catching that Cromtober bug just like we are :) If you want to prep up for our next episode, be sure to check out Brotherhood of the Wolf from 2001 and Black Death from 2010! See you down that star-studded road!

One Things:

Jon - The Earth X Trilogy from Marvel!

Josh - Bodkin released on Netflix!

Luke - Usborne's Illustrated Ghost Stories!

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Cromtober 2018 Part 3: Wine and Witches (It's Just a Bunch of Hocus Pocus!)

Welcome back, our Witches and Warlocks! For this episode of Cromtober content our favorite powerful sorceresses, the Brides of the Cromcast, hit the studio for a discussion about their favorite movie to watch during Spooky Season - 1993's Hocus Pocus, directed by Kenny Ortega, and starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch, and Vinessa Shaw. Other topics include nostalgia, depictions of witches in popular culture, and baking inspired by The Great British Bake-Off! 

One Things Liz: Celebrating birthdays - particularly her own! (Happy birthday, Liz!)  Ashleigh: The Binge Mode Harry Potter podcast!  Kara: NBC's The Good Place (Also available to stream on Netflix!)  Email and let the ladies know your thoughts on Hocus Pocus, nostalgia, etc. What things from your youth are you nostalgic for?  Next time: Will our heroes get their final Cromtober content together in time? And will they escape or placate The Witch? 

Smart money is on The Witch!

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Beginning theme: Hocus Pocus main theme composed by John Debney. 

Closing theme: I Put a Spell On You arranged for the Hocus Pocus soundtrack and performed by Bette Midler.  

You Gettin' Yer Scare On Yet???

If you haven't started yet, then check out this adaptation of Pigeons from Hell in the old TV series, Thriller! Thanks for the heads-up, Gary!!!