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Ribbon of Memes is a podcast
about film.
about film.
182 Episodes
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Roger and Nick approach a horror classic from different angles as we
take a look at 1980's The Shining.
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Nick and Roger take a look at famed cinematic turkey
Ishtar (1987), and at another
film inspired by the Hope/Crosby Road To series, Spies Like
Us (1985).
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Roger and Nick blend cinematic apocalypse with cinematic disaster as
we go back to what was at the time the most expensive film ever made,
1995's Waterworld.
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Nick and Roger conclude our look into 1950s visions of nuclear
apocalypse (for now) with World Without
End (1956), Panic in Year
Zero! (1962, but it feels very
1950s so we kept it in) and On the
Beach (1959).
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Roger and Nick haul on our lead BVDs and revisit several 1950s visions
of nuclear apocalypse and its aftermath. This episode,
Five](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043539) (1951) and The World, the
Flesh and the Devil (1959).
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Nick and Roger aren't going to face 1984's The Ice
Pirates sober.
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a lovable bumbler? Roger and Nick
visit one of the films that turned Disney back towards animation,
1981's Condorman.
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Nick and Roger sew our limbs back on for 1993's The Nightmare Before
Christmas.
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Roger and Nick consider another candidate for "the first Talkie", the
first feature-length all-talking film: 1928's Lights of New
York.
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Nick and Roger strangely fail to don blackface as we visit the "first
talkie" (I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that), 1927's
The Jazz Singer.
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Roger and Nick continue not to touch E. T. as we view 1984's
Starman.
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Nick and Roger look at the three films that made Hammer's reputation
as a horror studio:
The Curse of Frankenstein,
Dracula,
and
The Mummy.
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Roger and Nick become miracles of modern science in One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest.
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Nick and Roger obsess over past wrongs and set up baroque murders with
a glamorous assistant in
The Abominable Dr. Phibes,
Dr. Phibes Rises Again,
and
Theatre of Blood.
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Roger and Nick get terribly macho and sweary (we're role-players, we
can handle it) with Glengarry Glen Ross
(1992).
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Nick and Roger are old war buddies in the casino-robbing business in
Ocean's Eleven (1960 and
2001),
Twelve and
Thirteen.
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Roger and Nick return to the John Carpenter well, with the low-budget
action piece Escape from New York
(1981).
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Nick and Roger strap jet engines to our naughty bits and take a
dangerous look at Top Gun
(1986) and its rather belated
sequel Top Gun: Maverick
(2022).
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Roger and Nick conclude our werewolf mini-season (for now) by jumping
forward another twenty years, to Ginger Snaps
(200) and Dog Soldoers (2002).
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Nick and Roger continue our highly selective werewolf season with two
films from 1981 noted for their transformation sequences: The Howling and An American
Werewolf in London.
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