Welcome back for another episode of The Liberal Dead's John Carpenter Retrospective Podcast Series!

In this episode, Jeff and James tackle Carpenter's first entry in Showtime's Masters Of Horror series, Cigarette Burns.Is this a return to form for Carpenter, or was he just phoning it in? Does working with a much smaller budget on a Cable TV schedule hurt the quality of the film? Does Norman Reedus make out with Udo Keir? Find the answers to these questions here - along with talk of the film's production history, themes and plot point, reception, its place in Carpenter's career, and whether or not it's worth your time.

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Welcome back for another episode of The Liberal Dead's John Carpenter Retrospective Podcast Series!

In this episode, Jeff and James show their commitment to the series by getting deep into Carpenter's 2001 film, Ghosts Of Mars. How many caps did Ice Cube peel? Is Pam Grier playing a transexual again, or is she just a lesbian? More importantly, where are scenes with Natasha Henstridge in her underwear? Find the answers to these questions here - along with talk of the film's production history, themes and plot point, reception, its place in Carpenter's career, and whether or not it's worth your time.

If you are looking to watch the film, you can help support the show by Purchasing or Renting it from Amazon.

You may also Download the MP3 or Subscribe Via iTunes

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This podcast contains major plot spoilers for the film... Watch before you listen!

Welcome back for another episode of The Liberal Dead's John Carpenter Retrospective Podcast Series!

In this episode, Jeff and James delve deep into Carpenter's 1998 film, VAMPIRES. Is this a return to form for carpenter? Can the bady guy from KARATE KID III actually be menacing? More importantly, how many crew members did James Woods beat up on set? Find the answers inside - along with talk of the film's production history, themes and plot point, reception, and its place in Carpenter's career.

Remember, if you are looking to pick up the film, you can help support the show by Purchasing it from Amazon.

You may also Download the MP3 or Subscribe Via iTunes

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This podcast contains major plot spoilers for the film... Watch before you listen!

Welcome back for another episode of The Liberal Dead's John Carpenter Retrospective Podcast Series!

In this episode, your host Jeff Konopka is joined by James Harris to dissect Carpenter's 1996 film, Escape From LA. Is it a remake or a sequel? More importantly, is it worth your time? Discussion includes talk of the film's production history, its themes and plot points. its reception, and its place in Carpenter's career.

Remember, if you are looking to pick up the film, you can help support the show by Purchasing it from Amazon.

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This podcast contains major plot spoilers for the film... Watch before you listen!

Welcome to a special Christmas-themed episode of DEAD AIR - the official podcast of The Liberal Dead!

This week, your host Jeff Konopka is joined by co-host James Harris (of Dr. Terror's Blog of Horrors) and guest Jesse Bartel (of Game Tyrant) for a special extended Holiday-themed chat and a review of the 2012 remake of Silent Night.

First, the boys discuss all of the films they have been watching during this Holiday season. The highlight of this chat revolves around the recent DVD re-release of the original Silent Night, Deadly Night: Parts 1 & 2. All three of them watched it, and they have a lot to say about both films (and the series in general).

Afterwards, the trio head into a full in-depth review of the recent "remake," Silent Night. Without spoiling the discussion, it's safe to say that there is a mixed reaction, and each of the crew has a bit of a different opinion of the film.

After the guys give their final recommendations, listeners are treated to a Silent Night, Deadly Night-themed montage of music and audio clips, including a vintage news report from 1985 on the film's re-release. Be sure to stick around for a special treat!

DEAD AIR will return in January with a brand new slate of reviews for first-run genre features!

Welcome back for another episode of The Liberal Dead's John Carpenter Retrospective Podcast Series!

In this episode, your host Jeff Konopka is joined by Shawn Savage to dissect Carpenter's 1995 remake of Village of the Damned. Discussion includes talk of the film's production history, its themes and plot points. its reception, and its place in Carpenter's career.

If you are looking to pick up the film, you can help support the show by Purchasing the DVD from Amazon.

Warning! This podcast contains major spoilers for the film...Watch before you listen!

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