powered by Sounder Back to action, Commandos! A lot has been going on, so there’s a lot to talk about. From the DC apocalypses (again..), to NOPE, to PREY and our experiences within the PREDATOR franchise. Click on in and enjoy! THE HUNTERS: Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook) Isaac Shapiro (YouTube, Twitter) EmJay (Twitter) Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively. Logo by DMario Designs Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Mike Taylor of There Are Four Hosts Podcast (Twitter)
I’m big on staying through movies until the closing credits end. I look out for all sorts of things, from mid-and-after-credits scenes to random jokes to the names of the people involved in making the movies. That’s how I came across my newest interview subject, Marian Green, whose name I saw listed among the stunt people for 1988’s Night Of The Demons when I recently viewed that cult classic on IMDB’s streaming service. I loved that movie, and seeing Marian’s name listed in the credits, I looked her up on IMDB. I was stunned to see that Marian did stunt work on some of the most memorable movies of the past 40 years, and isn’t showing signs of stopping any time soon. She’s also an active producer as well, and when I saw that, I became even more intrigued. I reached out to her about an interview, and we talked earlier this month about her work from the 80s to now. I hope you all enjoy getting to know her.
A look back at most of my articles for Pop Geeks, as well as my previous writing base of RetroJunk, will show you that I’m not really a 90s fan. I’ve often discussed all the pain and turmoil that I went through in the 90s, everything from my dad’s death in 1995 to extensive school bullying to time spent in a mental hospital to the diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome to multiple school transfers, and how I retreated into the pop culture of the 80s as both a form of escape and a coping mechanism for my troubles back then. There was some 90s pop culture that I liked, though, and so I wanted to do something a little different with my newest editorial. I want to look back on 15 things from the 90s I can honestly say that I liked. While my greatest pop cultural love will always be the 80s, I won’t cringe or recoil in pain when I come across these entertainments in the modern day. It’s
