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July 10, 2006

Podcast #23 - Monster Mash!

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(From KrusherVision.com)

Podcast #23 is, after much time away from the Mike (hehe), finally out!

In this episode, (you can also listen and/or subscribe to the podcast in iTunes in the left menu) I travel to the press screening of The Host, which I predict will be the Korean hit of the summer (since I believe Hanbando will suck big rocks and sink into the sea of mediocrity from which it came), and even give you a short taste of the controversial opening scene. It's a short and sweet swipe at the US, but one pretty consistent with the origins of most maniacs and monsters in this kind of genre film – the "secret government laboratory" or "illegal corporate research facility." The movie's good, the post-game breakdown is good, and you heard it here first! Well, kind of.

Running Time: 19:15
File Size: 17.6 MB
File Info: 128 kbps (technically 96 kpbs stereo) at 44.010 kHz, MPEG-2, layer 3 (MP3)

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