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Episode 151 - "People who have no hopes are easy to control, and whoever has the control... has the power!" Greetings, travellers… The Silver Screen Podcast continues its journey through the magical realm of 1980s fantasy, and this time we’re heading to Fantasia—via Germany, childhood imagination, and one very suspicious-looking bookstore—to revisit The NeverEnding Story. Host Michael Wilson is joined by regular co-host D.K., along with returning guests Sandy and Lady Vean, as the team dives headfirst into Wolfgang Petersen’s beloved (and occasionally controversial) adaptation of Michael Ende’s novel. From the devastating Swamp of Sadness to the soaring joy of riding Falkor, we explore the film’s enduring emotional power, its fairy-tale quest structure, and its surprisingly early meta storytelling. Along the way, we discuss the film’s troubled relationship with its source material, its ambitious practical effects, and that unforgettable message about hope, imagination, and the dangers of “The Nothing.” Is this a timeless classic that speaks to the dreamer in all of us, or a flawed fantasy weighed down by Hollywood schmaltz? Plus we're bringing you behind-the-scenes stories from a notoriously demanding production, the truth about that traumatising horse scene and an awful lot of gushing about background details and practical effects. We also discuss the merits of the iconic Limahl theme song vs the original German score, and why people without hope are “easy to control…” So climb aboard your luckdragon, hold tight to your Auryn, and remember… Fantasia lives on—as long as we do. But that’s… another story. Links: Find Mike and the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/g479 Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH6 Follow Vean on BlueSky: @ladyvean.bsky.social Music Composed and Performed by Al Trotter • Follow Al on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Dap8b58TT/ • Follow Al on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCENf_17-Bi8HitVg7w5rd9Q?si=3_7ZCmLXLAp4-f3F Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created, Hosted and Written by Michael Wilson. Co-hosted and Additional Material by D.K Edited and Produced by Mike Wilson. "All right! I'll do it! I'll save you! I will do what I dream! MOONCHILD!"

AN INTERVIEW WITH MUSICIAN AL TROTTER In this special Meet the Creators episode, Mike Wilson sits down with an old friend and the podcast’s newest composer, musician Al Trotter. In this in-depth conversation, Al reflects on his early experiences with music—both listening and playing—including some (slightly embarrassing) first albums. He shares his journey through school, the influences and supporters who shaped him, and how he discovered his natural ability to learn and reproduce music by ear. Throughout the interview, Al explores each of his six released tracks, including collaborations, the real-life and fictional inspirations behind them, and his creative process—from initial ideas to published work. He also opens up about his online success and overcoming a brief crisis of creative confidence. Of course, no conversation would be complete without discussing the TV and film scores that resonate most with him, as we put him on the spot to name a few favourites. This is a fascinating and insightful listen for anyone interested in music, creative journeys, or simply a relatable—and perhaps motivational—story about following your geeky passion. TW: Suicide, road death, grieving - 27:04 to 32:40 TW: Potential domestic/child abuse - 1:18:01 to 1:20:38 Links: • Follow Al on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Dap8b58TT/ • Follow Al, and check out all of his tracks in full, on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCENf_17-Bi8HitVg7w5rd9Q?si=3_7ZCmLXLAp4-f3F • Follow Al on TikTok and view the Never Forget slideshows: https://www.tiktok.com/@abusesurvivor84?_r=1&_t=ZN-95XVHPCpJfK • "Never Forget" is available to purchase on all good digital music platforms. Proceeds go to the 9/11 memorial fund. Find Mike and the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/g479 Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH6 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created & Hosted by Michael Wilson. Edited by Michael Wilson. Produced by Mike Wilson. Music composed and performed by Al Trotter.

Series 2, Episode 8 - "They always get started. They happen everywhere there's people. Mondas, Telos, Earth, Planet 14, Marinus. Like sewage and smartphones and Donald Trump, some things are just inevitable." Hello there, faithful friends… this is it (for now). We’re closing out this run of our Hit or Miss: Cybermen deep dives with a true epic—World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls. A finale that somehow manages to feel like both an ending and a beginning, bringing us full circle from our very first Cyber review all the way back to the origins of the Mondasian Cybermen. Join Michael, D.K, and returning guest Tobi (plus a special guest appearance by returnee Lynn) as we head Into the Vortex one last time to tackle one of the most universally beloved stories in modern Doctor Who. Is this the definitive Cyberman story? Does Missy’s redemption arc truly stick the landing? And how does this finale balance so many moving parts without ever collapsing under its own weight? We dig into the genius (and science) behind the colony ship and time dilation, the long-awaited return of the Mondasian Cybermen, a masterclass in multi-Master storytelling, Bill’s devastating journey and unconventional resolution, Nardole’s quietly perfect send-off, Rachel Talalay’s cinematic direction, and that speech… you know the one. Plus all the usual features: Hit or Miss, behind-the-scenes insights, standout performances, favourite moments, and our final scores as we decide where this story truly lands. Is this a near-perfect send-off for the Twelfth Doctor? Or does anything hold it back? The Doctor falls… but does this story rise to a full Hit? Links: Follow Tobi on BlueSky - darksonic.bsky.social Follow Mike and the podcasts all over the internet via linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Discord: MikeOfSteel#2913 Hosted and written by Michael Wilson Co-hosted and additional material by D.K Editor/Producer - Michael K. Wilson Created by Michael K. Wilson Based on a format by Will Templar "Does Moffat wanna bang himself?"

D.K's Cult Classics Episode 50 - " I move the stars for no one" For Cult Classics' 50th episode, DK is kicking off the 80s fantasy season with a trip to the undergound. He only has thirteen hours to solve the riddle of the Labyrinth. Join him and guests Vean, Sandy and Jenn as they brave the bog of eternal stench and the Goblin city to face off against the Goblin king, himself. There's plenty of discussion to be had so jump in on the podcast where everything seems possible and nothing is what it seems. Links: Vean: https://youtube.com/@vean_chevalier?si=0HZ-oHvt8dbnMnnh Jenn: https://www.instagram.com/valinstarr?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== - - -https://share.google/ogoQXHi1pmR9wAM5s Find the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow DK on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/4upxV Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH61 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created, written & hosted by DK. Produced by DK Edited by NickExecutively Produced by Mike Wilson"It's only forever, not long at all."

Series 2, Episode 5 – “There was a dog pissing up against our tent, hold me Ianto.” We’re back for the next in our Hit or Miss: Doctor Who Cyber Season, and we're heading to 2000s Cardiff and into our first Whoniverse spin-off review. Yes, we're tackling the infamous “Cyberwoman” from Torchwood — the episode that asks, “What if body horror… but make it awkward?” Host Michael is joined by returning favourites: Pasty Sheep maestro and semi-pro Matt Berry impressionist George White, plus Who mega-fan, voice actor and self-declared No.1 fan (with heavy sarcasm) of Chris Chibnall, Cliff Chapman. We kick off with a big-picture Torchwood chat — the highs, the lows, the why did they think that was a good idea? — plus favourite Cybermen stories from across all Doctor Who media. Then it’s time for “Hit or Miss,” where quick critiques fly at another Who spin-off, a Cyber sidekick, a controversial modern Doctor and a Third Doctor romp. And then… the main event. If you’ve ever accused Mike of being too generous — or too quick to defend Chibnall — this may shock you. What starts as critique slides rapidly into venting, then mutates into something resembling group therapy. We break down the episode’s wasted potential, the rare moments that shine, and a genuinely strong performance from Gareth David-Lloyd… but there’s no escaping the frustrations. From infamous costuming choices to clunky “adult” dialogue, muddled character motivations, dated direction, sloppy scripting and an astonishingly misguided climax — nothing is spared. We round out with critic and audience reactions (apologies to the fans), pick out our favourite scraps of goodness (we try), and deliver final scores. Could this be the lowest rating we’ve ever given? Don’t slather yourself in barbecue sauce and fight a pterodactyl. Tune in and find out. If you dare. CONTENT WARNING: This episode's main review contains strong language, adult themes, and discussions of horror and sexuality. Like Torchwood, it is not intended for children. Listener discretion advised. Links: Cliff: • facebook.com/cliff.chapman • cliffchapman.bsky.social • https://ko-fi.com/clif...​ George: • instagram.com/georgewhite96 • instagram.com/pastysheep • linktr.ee/pastysheep Follow Mike and the podcasts all over the internet via linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Discord: MikeOfSteel#2913 Hosted and written by Michael Wilson Editor/Producer - Michael K. Wilson Created by Michael K. Wilson Based on a format by Will Templar “Show some fucking mercy!”

D.K's Cult Classics Episode 49 - "Hydrolyzed vegetable protein, soybean meal, niacin, dextrose, and sodium nitrate flavoring.""Yup, that's what we call "meat" back home." Many copycat movies were produced in the wake of 1977's Star Wars. But perhaps none are as legendary as Roger Corman's Battle Beyond the Stars AKA The Magnificent 7 in space. Join DK and Nigel the Kaiju Whisperer as they take a deep dive into the movie with more alien species than you can shake a stick at, a sublime James Horner soundtrack, and arguably the most erotic ship in fiction. Find the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow DK on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/4upxV Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH61 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created, written & hosted by DK. Produced by DK Edited by Michael Wilson Executively Produced by Mike Wilson "30 seconds and counting, Zed. 29, 28, 27, 24, 15, 22... did I... did I say 15?"

Series 2, Episode 3 – "Another artist replaced by A.I!" Hello again Whovians and Cyberfans, and welcome to another episode of Hit or Miss: Doctor Who. This week our Cyberman explorations take us back to classic black-and-white Who, as we try not to trip any traps or wake any frozen armies during our deep dive into Second Doctor classic The Tomb of the Cybermen. Host Mike and co-host D.K. are joined by two returning guests for this expedition to Telos: regular fixture Tobi, and Lynn, back again following our The Tenth Planet review. Proceedings begin with an analysis of Tobi and D.K.’s choices for favourite Cyberman storylines, before heading straight into our regular Hit or Miss segment. This week’s mini-debates take in a Key to Time adventure, the most recent Master, a particularly relevant classic companion, and the Seventh Doctor’s sole clash with our featured silver nemesis. Then it’s on to the main event. Our tomb-raiding crew dig deep into the story’s growing reputation as a once-missing adventure, the evolution of the Cybermen, Victoria’s first trip in the TARDIS, the contrast between human and Cyber villains, and the sheer brilliance of Patrick Troughton and Frazer Hines. It’s not all praise, though — we also confront the story’s unfortunate racist tropes, over-ambitious effects, studio limitations, and a slightly flimsy world-conquering plot. Audience thoughts, final conclusions, and scores close things out as ever. So don’t touch any suspicious doors, don’t stand between obvious weapons and training dummies, never make a deal with the Cybermen — and press play to navigate your way out of the catacombs with us. Links: Follow Tobi on Bluesky: Darksonic@bsky.social Links for Lynn: Adventures in Time and Space: A Doctor Who Podcast: https://open.spotify.c...​ Gene Genie Reviews: A Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes Podcast: https://open.spotify.c...​ You Can't Handle The Review! - A Film Review Podcast: https://open.spotify.c...​ Email: thistlepodcasts@outlook.com. Thistle Podcasts Facebook page: https://www.facebook.c...​ ThistlePodcasts Instagram Page: https://www.instagram....​ Dr Who Pod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com...​ Dr Who Pod Instagram: / adventuresintimeandspa... ​ Follow Mike and the podcasts all over the internet via linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Discord: MikeOfSteel#2913 Hosted and written by Michael Wilson Co-host - D.K Editor/Producer - Michael K. Wilson Created by Michael K. Wilson Based on a format by Will Templar "To struggle is futile."

Series 2, Episode 2 – “Extreme Makeover: Human Edition” Welcome back, Cyber-converts, to the second episode of our new podcast series exploring Cybermen stories old & new. This week we shift focus to NuWho. So watch out for zeppelins, and hope your doppelgänger isn’t a dog as we step into a world that’s familiar… but just a little bit different. That’s right: we’re diving into the alternate-reality two-parter “Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel”. Host Mike is broadcasting this week alongside our very own makeshift Preachers; returning guests Michael Whaley and Stephen Rogerson, plus first-timer Joshua Merkley. We kick things off by grilling Josh on his Doctor Who origins and favourites, share our own standout Cyber stories, then head into the ever-reliable Hit or Miss segment. This week’s debates include a semi-lost Cyberman adventure, a bang-up-to-date design, a true Who icon, and a group of Dalek fighters. Our main review covers everything from emotional performances (and occasional scenery-chewing) to the effectiveness of the Cybermen’s reintroduction, the alternate-world concept, character arcs, and deeper thematic meanings. Along the way we explore early script ideas, BTS facts, audience reactions, and — as always — wrap up with individual scores & combined podcast rating. So keep an eye on your earpods, put your phone down for a bit, and enjoy the episode. Shares and ratings are always far preferable to deletion.Links: - Follow Josh on Facebook: @JoshuaMerkley - Follow Michael Whaley on Instagram & TikTok: @alwaysmichaelwhaley - Follow Michael Whaley on Facebook: @CMWhaley Links for Stephen: - Adventures in Time and Space: A Doctor Who Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2bkCCRXbsVW49KPbxGxqk1?si=7WaPaoWPRI6Pgtcbq9CfNQ- Gene Genie Reviews: A Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lEW1vt9ecec9750K33WcL?si=KaO1edAjRTaboklXx1KWDw - You Can't Handle The Review! - A Film Review Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/06f9YZPfQG4A4L8dKZRkVM?si=QbV4V8rIQMmpJ2i3Uw3Xnw - Email: thistlepodcasts@outlook.com. - Thistle Podcasts Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61570997583479 - ThistlePodcasts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thistlepodcasts?igsh=bGU2dmluY3BiOW56 - Dr Who Pod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=61551445527108 - Dr Who Pod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventuresintimeandspace63/ Follow Mike and the podcasts all over the internet via linktr.ee/mikespods Hosted and written by Michael Wilson Editor/Producer - Michael K. Wilson Created by Michael K. Wilson Based on a format by Will Templar "You're just making this up as you go along!" "Yup. But I do it brilliantly."

Sequel Season #1 - “The way I see it, someone’s out to make a sequel. You know, cash in on all the movie murder hoopla. So it’s our job to observe the rules of the sequel.” We’re back! Silver Screen Podcast (regular flavour) returns for 2026 and — well — do you like scary movies? I sure hope so. What’s your favourite scary movie? If you said Showgirls, then you’ll be right at home with this deep-dive review of slasher sequel Scream 2. We’re covering this film for two reasons: firstly, to tie in with the imminent release of Scream 7, and secondly to serve as a soft launch for our brand-new Silver Screen “Sequel Season.” This is essentially our pilot, but if all goes well we’ll be back later in the year to take a closer look at even more film follow-ups. Hopefully you’ll stick with us — but for now, it’s back to Windsor College… Regular host and podcast supremo Michael (or should that be Mickey?) is joined by two great guests to analyse the carnage candy. First up is returning guest — and first-time viewer — Tobi. We’re also joined by first-time guest Kevin, fellow Scream aficionado and horror podcaster. Together, our terrifying trio discuss their first impressions of the film, its personal and cultural legacy, what works (and what doesn’t) in the writing and post-modern commentary, Wes Craven’s masterful directing touch, and how this sequel stacks up against the iconic original. We also play detective along with the movie itself, diving into behind-the-scenes drama including spoiler leaks, script rewrites, and rushed schedules. Along the way we discuss the returning and new cast, our favourite characterisations, some iconic (and criminally underused) guest cameos, the gore factor, and much more. As always, we conclude with audience thoughts, a brief round-up of critical response, and our own conclusions and scores. So grab your popcorn, cover your ears if you go to the bathroom, pause your debates about James Cameron sequels, and strap in as we take another stab at analysing this killer franchise. Links: Midnight Terrors Podcast: • Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2qntG2dSpMxJFdvhCNDiR6?si=Psx9hHoFSz-KE2RNvEX7KQ • YouTube - https://youtube.com/@midnightterrorspodcast?si=U4PGoCVkHpPHMihg • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/1ErjTAPoZy/ - Find Mike and the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods - Follow Mike on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/g479 E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share "It's bullshit generalization. Many sequels have surpassed their originals."

Series 2, Episode 1 - “We are equipped to survive. We are only interested in survival. Anything else is of no importance.Welcome back, faithful friends, to a brand new series of Hit or Miss: Doctor Who. Things are getting decidedly chilly as we head to Snowcap Base in the South Pole — and into our first examination of the cold, brutal logic of the chilling Cybermen. D.K. is your host, guiding our podcast party through the debut appearance of the menacing cyborgs in a hugely important story that also just happens to feature the first ever regeneration. Joining D.K is regular co-host Michael Wilson. We’re also delighted to welcome two first-time guests with plenty of experience of their own — Stephen and Lynn. Before the main review, D.K. lightly interrogates our guests on introductions to the Whoniverse, favourite stories and personal best Cyberman appearances. Then it’s the return of the Hit or Miss segment. Our intrepid crew then jumps into the main review, navigating those all-important firsts, examining the animated fourth episode, critiquing Hartnell’s final regular performance, and rating the companions and guest cast. They discuss whether the Cybermen make a strong first impression, the pacing and limitations of 60s television, Hartnell’s unfortunate absence from Episode Three, and a whole lot more than you can shake a Z-bomb at. As always, we wrap up with audience thoughts, our own conclusions, and final scores. So grab your radiation rods, keep your eyes on the skies as you hit play — and for goodness’ sake, keep warm. Yes… got to keep warm.Links for Stephen & Lynn: - Adventures in Time and Space: A Doctor Who Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2bkCCRXbsVW49KPbxGxqk1?si=7WaPaoWPRI6Pgtcbq9CfNQ- Gene Genie Reviews: A Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lEW1vt9ecec9750K33WcL?si=KaO1edAjRTaboklXx1KWDw -You Can't Handle The Review! - A Film Review Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/06f9YZPfQG4A4L8dKZRkVM?si=QbV4V8rIQMmpJ2i3Uw3Xnw- Email: thistlepodcasts@outlook.com. - Thistle Podcasts Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61570997583479 - ThistlePodcasts Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/thistlepodcasts?igsh=bGU2dmluY3BiOW56 - Dr Who Pod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=61551445527108 - Dr Who Pod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventuresintimeandspace63/ Follow Mike and the podcasts all over the internet via linktr.ee/mikespods Hosted and written by D.K Co-writer/Editor/Producer - Michael K. Wilson Created by Michael K. Wilson Based on a format by Will Templar “What did you say, my boy? ‘It’s all over?’ That’s what you said… but it isn’t at all. It’s far from being all over…”

Cinema Classics Number 23 - "This is my life! It always will be! Nothing else! Just us, and the cameras, and those wonderful people out there in the dark!" Cinema Classics is back for 2026! In a very apt choice we're looking at classic cinema reflecting on classic cinema this month, as we head down to Sunset Boulevard — Billy Wilder’s venomous, melancholic love letter to Hollywood and one of the most iconic films of the Golden Age. Regular host Michael is joined by stalwart returning guest and fellow first-time viewer Tobi to discuss Wilder’s refusal of subtlety, the film’s ruthless focus and moral ambiguity, and how its heightened dialogue and stylised performances blur the line between tragedy, black comedy, and outright horror. From its famously fatalistic opening to an ending that fully commits to madness, we explore how Sunset Boulevard is a film about illusion, performance, and an industry that devours its own ghosts. We also dig into the film’s meta-casting, gothic production design, dive deep into the themes, and explore why Norma Desmond isn’t meant to feel like a real person — but a movie star who never stopped acting. Is the film slow, or simply uncompromising? Are its clichés dated — or foundational? And who, exactly, is it cruelest to? Fire up your old-school projector, get nostalgic for the past and join us for our thoughts on the ultimate Hollywood fable. What a wonderful next year it's going to be! What fun we'll have! TW: Attempted suicide, mental illness - 29:14 to 32:40 #podcast #cinema #classicfilm #classicfilmlovers #classicfilmstars #sunsetboulevard #hollywood #gloriaswanson #normadesmond #billywilder Links: Follow Tobi on BlueSky - DarkSonic@bsky.social Find Mike and the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/g479 Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH6 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created & Hosted by Michael Wilson. Written by Michael Wilson. Edited by Michael Wilson. Produced by Mike Wilson. “All right, Mr DeMille… I’m ready for my close-up.”

Cinema Classics Number 22 - "Strange, isn't it? Each man's life touches so many other lives. When he isn't around he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he?" “Merry Christmas, you beautiful old podcast!” It's here! Our Silver Screen Christmas Special this year lands with Cinema Classics as we dive into possibly the definitive holiday movie: Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life. Host Mike “Bailey” is joined by Guardian Angel-a, Sandy “Claus”, and Rob(in) Lunt for a bumper-length festive deep dive. We kick things off by chatting through our favourite Christmas films and regular seasonal viewing before exploring the origins of It’s a Wonderful Life—from its beginnings as a self-published booklet to its historical context, legacy, possible Muppet connections, and even why some at the FBI once frowned upon it. (Bah, humbug!) We unwrap the film’s themes, the messages that resonate today, and what makes it such an enduring seasonal favourite. There’s praise for Capra’s direction, the beautifully crafted sets, its emotional score, and the grounded performances—from James Stewart’s iconic turn, to Donna Reed’s underrated heart, to Lionel Barrymore’s despicably villainous Mr. Potter, and more. Finally, we close with critical context, our favourite elements, and our traditional ratings out of five heavenly stars. So grab a mince pie, put your feet up, ring a bell for Clarence, and enjoy this Christmas cracker of an episode. Links: Angela: • Bluesky: rammsteinfurimmer.bsky.social • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rammst3infurimmer • Threads: https://www.threads.net/@rammstein4immer • Instagram: @rammstein4immer • Tumblr: ClockworkAnge • TikTok: @clockworkangela Rob: • Facebook - robertdlunt Noisy Cow Theatre Company: • Website: https://noisycowtheatreco.co.uk/ • FB: /www.facebook.com/share/15kB1AcBZb/ • Instagram: www.instagram.com/noisycowtheatre?igsh=aDZtMHcxaGQwaHZp Find Mike and the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow Mike on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/g479Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH6 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Created & Hosted by Michael Wilson. Written by Michael Wilson. Edited by Michael Wilson. Produced by Mike Wilson. "A toast to my big brother George: The richest man in town."

"One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach; all the damn vampires." For the final Cult Classics of 2025, D.K. is joined by the bloodsucking Brady Bunch, as a collection of guests, old and new, descend upon the murder capital of the world to discuss Joel Schumacher's 1987 action horror 'The Lost Boys', and answer the question, would you give up your humanity for Jami Gertz? Head down to the boardwalk and join them, maybe pick up a comic book, or two. Links: Angela: Bluesky: rammsteinfurimmer.bsky.social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rammst3infurimmer Threads: https://www.threads.net/@rammstein4immer Instagram: @rammstein4immer Tumblr: ClockworkAnge TikTok: @clockworkangela Ian: Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/jLq7CEUD8WfkUQfs7 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtKbRGVfa8r3klvHNMTq4zg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IanS.3D Instagram: https://instagram.com/sknne?utm_sourc... Jenn: Instagram: @valinstarr • Follow Mike Wilson on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/19uigRT9WA • Follow Mike Wilson on Instagram & Threads - @michael.k.wilson • Follow Mike Wilson on BlueSky - @mikepods.bsky.social Find the podcast all over the internet via https://linktr.ee/mikespods Follow DK on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/4upxV Follow the podcast on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3xH61 Join the Silver Screen Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329752622011042/?ref=share E-mail us at mwilsonba1982@gmail.com Cult Classic Opening Music/Closing Credits music by Timeless Journey, for more information, go to: https://soundcloud.com/timelessjourney Created, written & hosted by DK. Produced by DK Edited by Nick. Executively Produced by Mike Wilson "Come on, be one of us." Thank you for being with us on this Cult Classics journey.