Frame Work’s John Carpenter’s The Podcast: CHRISTINE
Masters of Horror combine to make about as good a movie as you could have about a possessed car.
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JOHN TAKES THE ULTIMATE NERD TEST
In which we dig deep into John’s nerd credentials and create a thorough psychological profile
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Frame Work’s John Carpenter’s The Podcast: THE THING
Justin Waddell of the Movie Microscope podcast spends a good chunk of winter tied to this f***ing couch
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GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY: VOL. 3
The guys talk about James Gunn’s belated trilogy capper and a bit about the WGA strike and possibilities of AI destroying the world.
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TV SET – THE MANDALORIAN Season Three
In which we discuss helmets, cults, helmet cults, and whether anyone in Star Wars f***ks
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TV SET – The Shield, Season One
John and Chris are different kind of podcasters as they dig into the OTHER big antihero show of the early aughts.
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Frame Work’s John Carpenter’s The Podcast: ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK
Daniel Baldwin joins the podcast to talk about Carpenter’s dystopian action classic.
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DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: HONOR AMONG THIEVES
Michael Martin takes the initiative and provide party buffs as we discuss the fun new lark of a DnD movie.
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Frame Work’s John Carpenter’s The Podcast – THE FOG
Brett Blake returns to talk over Carpenter’s atmospheric (get it?) spookfest THE FOG.
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On Superman, and the Future of DC Films
Alex Fletcher joins the guys to mull over the future of DC films at the dawn of the James Gunn era, and why Superman is both the most filmed and least nailed superhero of them all.
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