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Download HERE Welcome to Super Podcast Ep 86 – Let’s Tackle Some Documentaries Welcome to another installment of Super Podcast! Your hosts Super Marcey and Bede ‘the terrible Australian’ Jermyn are back, and they have brought with them a long time guest who hasn’t been on the show for sometime. Who could it be? None … Continue reading
As strange as it may seem, I don’t generally do a lot of research before heading into a film. I like to be surprised and I don’t want to have any kind of expectations. This is what I did with Weekend, and I am glad I did. I am unfamiliar with writer/director Andrew Haigh’s other … Continue reading
Dir: Thomas C. Dunn Starring: Wes Bentley and Mark Borkowski. The Film: I was rather curious and excited to check this film out, I enjoy a good serial killer flick. This one sounded unique, and the premise was promising. However this was not exactly what I had expected and honestly this isn’t a very good … Continue reading
I must say: the premise for Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings was very intriguing to me. While the series itself has a decent entry (Wrong Turn) a semi watchable entry (Wrong Turn 2: Dead End), and an unwatchable entry (Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead), I felt that director Declan O’Brien (who also did the … Continue reading
Dir: Megan Griffiths Starring: Amy Seimetz, Tony Doupé, Ross Partridge The Film: The Off Hours is a really good film, a great example of successful Independent filmmaking. The story itself is nothing new, however its success as a film lays within the way this story is told. The film is set around a small town … Continue reading
Dir: Tom Harper (2 episodes), Shane Meadows (2 episodes) Starring: Thomas Turgoose, Rosamund Hanson, Vicky McClure, Joseph Gilgun, Andrew Ellis The Film: This Is England ’86 is a TV series sequel to Shane Meadow’s 2006 film This Is England. This series is set 3 years after the film, and picks up with the characters from … Continue reading
“Mustang Sally” by The Commitments (from THE COMMITMENTS) – Bede
Becoming popular among comedies of the 1980s and occurring more and more often in the past decade, an extra scene added during or after the end credits is a fun way for directors to throw in an extra joke, wrap up a loose end or drop clues about a sequel. Here’s the ten worth hanging … Continue reading
Download HERE Welcome to Super Podcast Ep 85.5 – The Walking Dead Mid-Season Break Down Yes folks, you get two podcasts this week! In this mini-podcast your regular co-host Super Marcey is joined by site contributor Logan Fowler to run down the first half of the second season of The Walking Dead. The series has … Continue reading
Awesome Film Poster Of The Day #499 The Conspirator
Dir: Tobias Lindholm, Michael Noer Starring: Johan Philip Asbæk, Dulfi Al-Jabouri, Roland Møller The Film: When I come across a film simply titled ‘R’, this single letter is enough to get my attention. I was semi familiar with what this film was about, a subject matter that I have seen many times in film and … Continue reading
![[Book Review] The Deep: Here Be Dragons by Tom Taylor & James Brouwer](https://supermarcey.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/the-deep1.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Book Review] The Deep: Here Be Dragons by Tom Taylor & James Brouwer")
It wasn’t long ago that I celebrated another birthday, and that date happened to fall on the day that Gestalt Comics were having a book launch at the awesome All-Star Comics. Spending my birthday at a comic book store, with a launch of some awesome new titles, could that have worked out any better? It … Continue reading
Download HERE Welcome to Super Podcast Ep 85 – A Nightmare On Halloween At Camp Crystal Lake Hello folks and welcome back to another installment of Super Podcast! Super Marcey and Bede ‘The Terrible Australian’ Jermyn are back, in their first podcast outing since meeting in person! They are not alone, a brand new guest … Continue reading
Garrett Collins debuts the issue of his new column for SuperMarcey.com ‘In Retrospect’ Joss Whedon was once like all of us. Growing up in New York City, he was the son of Tom Whedon, who himself was a screenwriter that worked on such shows as The Electric Company and The Golden Girls. To pass time, … Continue reading
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