recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Fleegle

"He took it down to hammer town" -Fleegle the Beagle Dog after Drooper the Lion kills Rebecca Rayson

Fleegle the Beagle Dog about to cut up Thadd. (ignore the background.)

## Fleegle

### Enemies

Beth Williams
Mitch Williams (possibly)
Austin Williams
Harley Williams
Snorky
Parker
Jonathan
Stevie
Rebecca Rayson
Andy Viktorson
Paige the page

### Allies

Drooper
Bingo
Snorky (formerly)
Karl Ludwigson (formerly)

### Goals/Motives

To Avenge The Show (Failed)
To entertain children (somewhat succeeded)
To get revenge on Beth and Harley Williams (his possible motives at the end of the movie)

*We're gonna have so much fun!* - Fleegle the Beagle Dog's statement to Harley Williams, Zoe, and Parker after locking them in the cage.

**Fleegle** is one of the main antagonists including Bingo the Gorilla Ape, Drooper the Lion, and formerly, Snorky the Elephant. He is the leader of the splits.

## Appearance

Fleegle is a Beagle Dog with a light beige snout, black circles around his eyes, long brown ears, a large black nose with nostrils cut into them, and hairless feet. He wears a large red bow tie, two black buttons, and his tongue is always sticking out, giving him a lisp.

Like the other Splits, Fleegle the Beagle Dog wears a red and yellow helmet.

## Role in the film

Fleegle the Beagle/Dog's first kill is a vlogger named Thadd, to which Fleegle takes his cellphone and destroys it and cuts him in half as his fiancée, Poppy Glarady watches. He tries to do the same to her, but gets his outer left arm covering ripped off, revealing his endoskeleton arm. He then hears Harley Williams and Zoe looking for Snorky the Elephant, as soon as he was there he puts his hands out when Zoe saw his robotic hand she was unsure but did it to which he takes them to Karl Ludwigson's work space, throwing them inside a cage with Parker. He later arrives with Drooper the Lion to force Rebecca Rayson and Jonathan to do the Sloppy Time Course, killing both of them at the end. He is later seen with Drooper the Lion again, entertaining crying, chained children by burning Stevie's corpse and brutally ripping Andy Viktorson's arm limbs off. He and Drooper the Lion fight Beth Williams, to which Beth Williams trips Fleegle the Beagle/Dog and begins hitting him in the back of the head with her wrench, only for Drooper the Lion to start choking her as Fleegle the Beagle Dog gets up, to which he reveals that part of his face had been torn off, revealing the robotic insides behind it. He grabs Beth Williams and is about to burn her, only for Austin Williams to come up and jab a crowbar in the side of Fleegle's head, bringing him down. He and his gang are later seen at the end of the movie on a trailer hooked onto the banana buggy being driven by Poppy Glarady. Fleegle reactivates and laughs maniacally, ending the movie.

## Trivia

* Fleegle the Beagle Dog used to always wear shoes, but in the movie, he no longer has them, and Bingo now has them.
* He was voiced by Eric Bauza.
* He is reminiscent to his 2008 design in the reboot of The Banana Splits.
* Fleegle from the banana splits movie in the 2019 reboot of the show he was called the dark version of Fleegle.
Director's Cut Episode 157: The Princess Diaries

## Show Notes

Finally, two dudes talk about THE PRINCESS DIARIES.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Garry Marshall
	+ *Beaches* (1988)
	+ *Pretty Woman* (1990)
	+ *The Princess Diaries* (2001)
	+ *Valentine's Day* (2010)
	+ *New Year's Eve* (2011)
	+ *Mother's Day* (2016)
* TV series created by Garry Marshall
	+ *Me and the Chimp* (1972)
	+ *Happy Days* (1974-1984)
* Starring Garry Marshall
	+ *Lost in America* (1985) Dir. Albert Brooks
	+ *Bojack Horseman* (2015 ep. 'Yes And') Dir. J.C. Gonzalez
* *Adventures in Babysitting* (1987) Dir. Chris Columbus
* *Beauty and the Beast* (1991) Dir. Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise
* *Clueless* (1995) Dir. Amy Heckerling

## Discussion Notes

* Our hosts work to broaden their knowledge of the 'girl canon'
* Gary Marshall's uncompromisingly lame filmography
* The appeal and pitfalls of the secret princess/ugly duckling narrative
* Our hosts dissect the politics of *The Princess Diaries*
* What will be the post-80s nostalgia films, and will they be aimed at more than boys?
Episode 18: Oh No, Marlon Brando

## Show Notes

Will and Justin tackle the myth, the legend, the god of pissing off directors. Do they have something new to say about a man most commonly called the 'Greatest Actor of All Time'? Lets be honest, they probably don't, but they're going to talk about their 'feelings' about Brando anyway after watching Marlon's only directorial effort One Eyed Jacks and Last Tango in Paris.
Kumo

Kumo is a small mouse who is a companion of Layne. He obeys any order that Kitsune and Layne give him, he's very fast, and he's in charge of the squad's intel. Kumo can spy on anything and acts like a surveilance camera when needed. Kumo's name means "Cloud" in japanese, which explains the white fur on him.

## Appearance

Kumo is a male mouse with white fur. that's all you need to know.

## History

Kumo barely appears on Shgurr's channel, but like the rest of the squad, he will reappear in the series.

## Quotes

> "Rodger that, i'm going in!"
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> "Layne, your never gonna believe what I just saw!"
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> "I don't know about you, but i'm hungry."
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> "WOW! Look how big the moon is!"
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Director's Cut Episode 139: The Best Movies of the Decade (As Chosen by The Academy)

## Show Notes

We discuss every BEST PICTURE winner of the last ten years.
## Films Discussed

* Our hosts read the list of Best Picture nominees for 2010-2018 nearly word-for-word
* Directed by Taikia Waititi
	+ *Eagle vs Shark* (2007)
	+ *Boy* (2010)
	+ *What We Do in the Shadows* (2014)
	+ *Jojo Rabbit* (2019)
* *Unforgiven* (1992) Dir. Clint Eastwood
* *Capote* (2005) Dir. Bennett Miller
* *Infamous* (2006) Dir. Douglas McGrath
* *The Report* (2019) Dir. Scott Z. Burns
* *The Umbrellas of Cherbourg* (1964) Dir. Jacques Demy
* *Remember* (2015) Dir. Atom Egoyan
* *Ready Player One* (2018) Dir. Steven Spielberg
* *Once Upon a Time in Hollywood* (2019) Dir. Quentin Tarantino
* *The Irishman* (2019) Dir. Martin Scorsese
* *Wendy* (2020) Dir. Benh Zeitlin

## Discussion Notes

* Justin and Will take some time to rip on the Academy Awards
* 2010: Should *The Social Network* have beaten *The King's Speech?*
* 2011: A surprising amount of discussion about *The Descendants*
* 2012: The appropriation of *Argo* by America
* 2013: Should *The Wolf of Wall Street* taken home Best Picture?
* 2014: The concept of Best-Picture-sploitation
* 2015: Outrage over *Mad Max: Fury Road* losing to *Spotlight*
* 2016: Is loving *La La Land* problematic?
* 2017: Mourning Guillermo Del Toro's success
* 2018: Who directed *Bohemian Rhapsody* again?
Episode 16: The Sexy Sinema of Radley Metzger

## Show Notes

Justin and Will take a deep dive into after hours cinema with a watch of Radley Metzger's Camille 2000 and the GREATEST PORN FILM OF ALL TIME (so they hear). They discuss the genre as a whole, why it hasn't had a cross over hit in decades and promise to share some steamy secrets that have been never seen the light of day. Close the curtains, make sure you're alone, and prepare yourself for something 'special'\*
\*Not guaranteed
Alternate Fleegle Death

The death would take place when The Williams are fighting Fleegle and Drooper. When Drooper and Fleegle are about to set Beth on fire, Austin grabs Beth away from Fleegle’s grip, just as Drooper ignites the torch, setting Fleegle on fire, finally killing him. Drooper dies the same way he did in the original film.
Episode 17: So, It's Come to This: A Batman V Superman Episode

## Show Notes

Justin and Will crumble to societal pressure and join 98% of the internet in discussing two dudes that love to punch each other. They watch Tim Burton's Batman and Richard Donner's Superman and break down why they work, what they love about them, and why Will can't be critical of the Bat and Justin's just another loser Webhead.
Director's Cut Episode 156: Saint Jack

## Show Notes

We discuss Peter  Bogdanovich's Roger Corman produced hail mary SAINT JACK.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Peter Bogdanovich
	+ *Targets* (1968)
	+ *The Last Picture Show* (1971)
	+ *What's Up, Doc?* (1972)
	+ *Paper Moon* (1973)
	+ *At Long Last Love* (1975)
	+ *Nickelodeon* (1976)
	+ *Saint Jack* (1979)
	+ *Mask* (1985)
	+ *Illegally Yours* (1988)
	+ *A Saintly Switch* (1999)
	+ *The Cat's Meow* (2001)
	+ *The Mystery of Natalie Wood* (2004)
	+ *Hustle* (2004)
	+ *She's Funny That Way* (2014)
	+ *The Great Buster: A Celebration* (2018)
* Directed by Brett Ratner
	+ *Tower Heist* (2011)
	+ *Rush Hour 3* (2007)
	+ *X-Men: The Last Stand* (2006)
	+ *Money Talks* (1997)
* *Deadly Illusion* (1987) Dir. Larry Cohen
* *Master of the Flying Guillotine* (1976) Dir. Jimmy Wang

## Discussion Notes

* All roads in film lead to Peter Bogdanovich, the ultimate cinephile made good
	+ But what is he remembered for now?
* *Saint Jack* - brought to life thanks to Orson Welles and Roger Corman
* The Bogdanovich style, or lack thereof
* The couch-surfing circle of Bogdanovich's acquaintances
알렌

알렌
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일러스트

전투화면 캐릭터

맵 캐릭터

## 캐릭터 소개

알렌 가문은 대대로 판젤에서 살고 있다. 여기가 바로 알렌의 집이다. 경비대원으로서의 그는 믿을만한 대장, 엄격한 상사이자 의지할 수 있는 친구이다. 그리고 가난하고 융통성 없는 공무원, 츄이를 아끼는 큰 형님이자 연애 경험이 전무한 평범한 남자이기도 하다. 알렌의 가장 큰 특징은 바로 불타는 정의감인데, 이게 장점인지 단점인지는 본인조차도 헷갈려한다.

## 캐릭터 정보

기본 정보

 국가
 이동 방법
 추천 인장

능력치 평가

## 등급별 능력치

스킬
--

### 베기

* 단일 물리공격 (사용 시마다 **100%**의 피해 발생)
* 거리: 1

### 판젤의 방패

* 단일 물리공격 (사용 시마다 n%의 피해 발생)
* 자신의 물방 20% 증가, 1턴 지속
* 오의 쿨타임 3턴
* 거리: 1

피해량

 Lv2

### 여신의 축복

* 사망 1회 면역 및 자신의 HP n% 회복
* 1회 발동

HP 회복량

 Lv2

### 경비대 휘장

* 아군 턴 종료 시 자신과 주위 1칸 내 아군의 물방 n% 증가, 1턴 지속
* 2성 개방

물방 증가

### 응급 붕대

* 아군 턴 시작 시 자신의 최대 HP의 n% 회복

HP 회복량

지원
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상호 지원은 굵은 글씨로 표시

### 지원받는 캐릭터

* **사칸(친구)**

 4등급
 레벨 50
 돌파+3
 돌파+8

* **페카(전우)**

 4등급
 레벨 50
 돌파+3
 돌파+8

* **페르나(전우)**

 4등급
 레벨 50
 돌파+3
 돌파+8

* **루아르(부하)**

 4등급
 레벨 50
 돌파+3
 돌파+8

* **세이라(전우)**

 4등급
 레벨 50
 돌파+3
 돌파+8

### 지원하는 캐릭터

* 마펠리아(검은 가루 사건 협력작전)
* **세이라(전우)**
* **루아르(상사)**
* **사칸(전우)**
* **페르나(전우)**
* **페카(전우)**
* 자하(탐색)
Director's Cut Episode 160: So I Married An Axe Murderer

## Show Notes

We continue our journey through the puzzling filmography of Mike Myers.
## Films Discussed

* Starring Mike Myers
	+ *Wayne's World* (1992) Dir. Penelope Spheeris
	+ *So I Married An Axe Murderer* (1993) Dir. Thomas Schlamme
	+ *Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery* (1997) Dir. Jay Roach
	+ *Austin Powers in Goldmember* (2002) Dir. Jay Roach
	+ *The Love Guru* (2008) Dir. Marco Schnabel
	+ *Inglorious Basterds* (2009) Dir. Quentin Tarantino
	+ *Bohemian Rhapsody* (2018) Dir. Bryan Singer
* *A Bucket of Blood* (1959) Dir. Roger Corman
* *The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!* (1988) Dir. David Zucker
* *My Left Foot* (1989) Dir. Jim Sheridan
* *Masterminds* (1997) Dir. Roger Christian

## Discussion Notes

* Our hosts dissect in-depth why people love *So I Married An Axe Murderer*?
	+ The era-pervasive misogynistic comedy ideas behind this film's creation
* Drinking the Kool-Aid of Mike Myers being the Peter Sellers of the modern age
* What to make of Myer's presence in a comedy world that left him behind
Episode 20: Tsui Hark, The Spielberg of Hong Kong

## Show Notes

A deep dive into the filmography of one of the most energetic (and popular) filmmakers of all time leads the club watch the nihilistic anger scream Dangerous Encounters of the First Kind (1980) and the maximum fun blast that is Peking Opera Blues (1986) Justin explains why HK cinema is his favorite in the world, Will is a scholar of Chinese history (not really) and they both wax rhapsodical about the wonders of mutating monster wrestlers in BLACK MASK 2: CITY OF MASKS. Its the most action packed episode yet!
Director's Cut Episode 132: Bloodrayne

## Films Discussed

* Directed by Uwe Boll
	+ *German Fried Movie* (1991)
	+ *Sanctimony* (2000)
	+ *Heart of America* (2002)
	+ *House of the Dead* (2003)
	+ *Bloodrayne* (2005)
	+ *Alone in the Dark* (2005)
	+ *In the Name of the King* (2007)
* Bloodrayne 2: Deliverance (2007)
	+ *Postal* (2007)
	+ *Rampage* (2009)
	+ *In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds* (2011)
	+ *Blubberella* (2011)
	+ *Auschwitz* (2011)
	+ *Bloodrayne: The Third Reich* (2011)
	+ *Assault on Wall Street* (2013)
	+ *Rampage: Capital Punishment* (2014)
	+ *In the Name of the King 3: The Last Mission* (2014)
	+ *Rampage: President Down* (2016)
* Directed by Olaf Ittenbach
	+ *Premutos: Lord of the Living Dead* (1997)
	+ *Black Past* (1989)
	+ *Burning Moon* (1992)
* *Chimes at Midnight* (1967) Dir. Orson Welles
* *Jason X* (2002) Dir. James Isaac
* *Mindhunters* (2005) Dir. Renny Harlin
* *The Wolfman* (2010) Dir. Joe Johnston
* *Accidental Love* (2015) Dir. David O Russel
* *47 Meters Down: Uncaged* (2019) Dir. Johannes Roberts

## Discussion Notes

* Paul WS Anderson's real-life body and limb count
* Uwe Boll and his film's historically bad reviews
* IMDB messageboards
* Christian Slater and Stephen Dorff - the two Jack Nicholsons
* Shelved B-movies
* The skies were dark because all the starts were in Bloodrayne
* Is Uwe Boll the dispassionately angry Albert Pyun?
Nick

## About

Nick is the nocturnal member of the squad. We don't know much about him since Shgurr says that he will appear with Emily and Luke in a future Squad 9 episode. When in combat, Nick can use echolocation to find enemies in the dark.

## Appearance

Nick is a humanoid male bat with Pinecone colored fur, a cloudy grey under shirt, dark brown pants and hair, and red-ish brown at the end of the hair. He also has a small tail.

## History

Nick appears only one time in shgurr's channel(maybe a few other times on other platforms but rarely), but just like the rest of the squad, he will reappear in the series.
Episode 198: The Crazed Everyday of Lucrecia Martel

## Show Notes

We discuss the work of Argentinian Writer/Director Lucrecia Martel, her clear-eyed view of societal rot, and focus on her films THE HOLY GIRL (2004) and THE HEADLESS WOMAN (2008)
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Lucrecia Martel
	+ *The Swamp* (2001)
	+ *The Holy Girl* (2004)
	+ *The Headless Woman* (2008)
	+ *Zama* (2017)
* *Grand Hotel* (1932) Dir. Edmund Goulding
* *Red Desert* (1964) Dir. Michelangelo Antonioni
* *Crimes and Misdemeanors* (1989) Dir. Woody Allen

## Discussion Notes

* Lucrecia Martel - *Joker* fan #1!
	+ Described as "the Argentinian Terence Malik" and "the greatest living Argentinian director"
* Martel's films
	+ Precise, beautifully composed, opaque, challenging, and slow
	+ Contain overarching visual and metaphorical themes of rot and middle-class value stagnation
		- There are no climaxes because there are no resolutions
* Justin - "Movies about rich people are very difficult for me, just to care"
* *The Swamp*
	+ Won a Sundance writers prize
	+ Criticism of the middle class for their inaction during military dictatorships
* *The Headless Woman*
	+ A story of psychological disillusion, guilt, and sanity
		- Compare with *Crimes and Misdemeanors*
	+ Will - it has "actively unpleasant visual style"
	+ A possible metaphor for the disappeared people of the Dirty War
* *The Holy Girl*
	+ Martel's most narratively conventional film, in our hosts opinions
	+ A coming-of-age story focusing on sexuality, faith, and abuse
* *Zama*
	+ Our hosts found it a funnier story than her prior works
		- More surreal images and a conventional ending
* Her works aim to shock the middle-class out of their complacency - but are they watching them?
* Does she have a possible science fiction movie in her future?
	+ Martel on superhero movies - "Those Marvel films are too loud"

## Listener Letters

* Ben Booth
	+ Recommendations for films that still work on a tiny screen?
		- Justin - Watch anything as long as you give it your full attention!
			* Or bust out the Antonioni
		- Will recommends short films, classic animation, Looney Tunes
			* Remember that *Citizen Kane* remains *Citizen Kane* no matter where you watch it
		- Or just watch *Eraserhead* to spite David Lynch!
* Alexander Ross
	+ Rotten Tomatoes - why are there so many over 90% movies these days?
		- Justin: maybe there aren't more, but we just hear about more of them
		- Will once gave *The Artist* a B- Cinemascore!
		- Our hosts reminisce about the good ol' days of the IMDB message-boards

## Post-Outro Discussion

* Our hosts discuss the upcoming 4K restoration of *Fist of Fear, Touch of Death*
	+ Originally from Terry Levene, noted schlock producer/distributor of *Deep Throat*, *Doctor Butcher M.D.*, and *Cannibal Ferox*
	+ The centerpiece is a (totally fictional) dubbed Bruce Lee biopic
	+ Will on the film - it's "like a dispatch from an alternate reality"
* Justin is very insistent on the difference between samurai and Taiwanese swordplay films
* Welcome to the new Brucesploitation wave!
Director's Cut Episode 148: Wrongfully Accused

## Films Discussed

* Films starring Leslie Nielsen
	+ *Forbidden Planet* (1956) Dir. Fred M. Wilcox
	+ *Airplane* (1980) Dir. Jim Abrahams, David Zucker & Jerry Zucker
	+ *Police Squad!* (1982) - TV series
	+ *Soul Man* (1986) Dir. Steve Miner
	+ *The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!* (1988) Dir. David Zucker
	+ *The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear* (1988) Dir. David Zucker
	+ *Repossessed* (1990) Dir. Bob Logan
	+ *All I Want for Christmas* (1991) Dir. Robert Lieberman
	+ *Surf Ninjas* (1993) Dir. Neal Israel
	+ *Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult* (1994) Dir. Peter Segal
	+ *Dracula: Dead and Loving It* (1996) Dir. Mel Brooks
	+ *Spy Hard* (1996) Dir. Rick Friedberg
	+ *Mr. Magoo* (1997) Dir. Stanley Tong
	+ *Wrongfully Accused* (1998) Dir. Pat Proft
	+ *2001: A Space Travesty* (2000) Dir. Allan A. Goldstein
	+ *Camouflage* (2001) Dir. James Keach
	+ *Men with Brooms* (2002) Dir. Paul Gross
	+ *Scary Movie 3* (2003) Dir. David Zucker
	+ *Scary Movie 4* (2006) Dir. David Zucker
	+ *An American Carol* (2008) Dir. David Zucker
	+ *Slap Shot 3: The Junior League* (2008) Dir. Richard Martin
	+ *Stan Helsing* (2009) Dir. Bo Zenga
	+ *Spanish Movie* (2009) Dir. Javier Ruiz Caldera
	+ *Stonerville* (2011) Dir. Bill Corcoran
* *Saturday Night Fever* (1977) Dir. John Badham
* *Blue Lagoon* (1980) Dir. Randal Kleiser
* *Rubberface* (1981) Dir. Glen Salzman & Rebecca Yates
* *Airplane II: The Sequel* (1982) Dir. Ken Finkleman
* *Top Secret!* (1984) Dir. Jim Abrahams, David Zucker & Jerry Zucker
* *Fatal Attraction* (1987) Dir. Adrian Lyne
* *Ghost* (1990) Dir. Jerry Zucker
* *The Fugitive* (1993) Dir. Andrew Davis
* *Ace Ventura: Pet Detective* (1994) Dir. Tom Shadyac
* *Dumb and Dumber* (1994) Dir. Peter Farrelly
* *The Mask* (1994) Dir. Chuck Russell
* *Batman Forever* (1995) Dir. Joel Schumacher
* *Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls* (1995) Dir. Steve Oedekerk
* *Rumble in the Bronx* (1996) Dir. Stanley Tong
* *Liar Liar* (1997) Dir. Tom Shadyac
* *Jungle 2 Jungle* (1997) Dir. John Pasquin
* *Mafia!* (1998) Dir. Jim Abrahams
* *The Grinch* (2000) Dir. Ron Howard
* *Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy* (2004) Dir. Adam McKay

## Discussion Notes

* Did our hosts like Leslie Nielsen as kids? Do they like them now?
* What makes Leslie Nielsen funny in these movies?
* Tim Allen, Jim Carey and the context needed for their comedy to work
* Our hosts discuss which works better: non-sequiturs or parodies
* What happened to Leslie Nielsen at the end of his boom?
Director's Cut Episode 152: Cinema Under Quarantine

## Show Notes

We discuss the films we've been watching trapped at home: Bob Dylan, Bob Hope, Howard Hawks, Albert Pyun, a Tarantino recommendation and more!
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Howard Hawks
	+ *The Crowd Roars* (1932)
	+ *Tiger Shark* (1932)
	+ *The Prizefighter and the Lady* (1933)
	+ *Bringing Up Baby* (1938)
	+ *I Was a Male War Bride* (1949)
	+ *Barbary Coast* (1953)
	+ *Gentlemen Prefer Blondes* (1953)
	+ *Land of the Pharaohs* (1955)
	+ *Man's Favorite Sport?* (1964)
* *Mask of Dimitrios* (1944) Dir. Jean Negulesco
* *The Paleface* (1948) Dir. Norman Z. McLeod
* *Son of Paleface* (1952) Dir. Frank Tashlin
* *Shane* (1953) Dir. George Stevens
* *How to Marry a Millionaire* (1953) Dir. Jean Negulesco
* *Fatal Needles vs. Fatal Fists* (1978) Dir. Lee So Nam
* *Drunken Master* (1978) Dir. Yuen Woo-ping
* *True Stories* (1986) Dir. David Byrne
* *Die Hard* (1988) Dir. John McTiernan
* *Ernest Scared Stupid* (1991) Dir. John R. Cherry III
* *Ernest Goes to Africa* (1997) Dir. John R. Cherry III
* *Blast* (1997) Dir. Albert Pyun
* *Crazy Six* (1997) Dir. Albert Pyun
* *United 93* (2006) Dir. Paul Greengrass
* *Masked and Anonymous* (2003) Dir. Larry Charles
* *War, Inc*. (2008) Dir. Joshua Seftel

## Discussion Notes

* Welcome to the ICC Quarantine-verse
* Is Will broadcasting from the depths of Hell?
* What are our hosts watching in this new world?
* Will's trek through the filmography of Howard Hawks
* Our hosts discuss the film career of Bob Hope
Director's Cut Episode 155: Jan-Gel: The Beast From the East

## Show Notes

We watch the directorial and acting peak of Conrad Brooks - one of Ed Wood's drinking buddies.
## Films Discussed

* The numerous works of Conrad Brooks
	+ *Plan 9 from Outer Space* (1959) Dir. Ed Wood
	+ *Beast of Yucca Flats* (1961) Dir. Coleman Francis
	+ *A Polish Vampire in Burbank* (1983) Dir. Mark Pirro
	+ *Deathrow Gameshow* (1987) Dir. Mark Pirro
	+ *Curse of the Queerwolf* (1988) Dir. Mark Pirro
	+ *Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge* (1991) Dir. David DeCoteau
	+ *Hellborn* (1993) Dir. Henry Bederski & Ed Wood
	+ *Ed Wood* (1994) Dir. Tim Burton
	+ *Conrad Brooks vs. the Werewolf* (1994) Dir. Rocky Nelson
	+ *The Ironbound Vampire* (1994) Dir. Karl Petry
	+ *Jan-Gel, the Beast from the East* (1999) Dir. Conrad Brooks
	+ *Jan-Gel 2: The Beast Returns* (2001) Dir. Conrad Brooks
	+ *Jan-Gel 3: Hillbilly Monsters* (2003) Dir. Conrad Brooks
* *Bride of the Monster* (1955) Dir.
* *Vampira* (1974) Dir. Clive Donner
* *Hell Comes to Frogtown* (1988) Dir. R.J. Kizer & Donald G. Jackson

## Discussion Notes

* Conrad Brooks - drinking buddy of Ed Wood who appeared in most of his Golden Age movies
* What prompted the Conrad Brooks Renaissance?
* The anxiety of a young Will Sloan owing Brooks $100
* *Jan-Gel: The Beast from the East* - the definitive Brooks directorial piece
* The resurfacing of the Ed Wood collaborative troupe
Director's Cut Episode 133: The Guest and Halloween Comfort Viewing

## Show Notes

We discuss THE GUEST (2014) and our favorite films to view during Halloween.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Adam Wingard
	+ *Home Sick* (2007)
	+ *Pop Skull* (2007)
	+ *A Horrible Way to Die* (2010)
	+ *Autoerotic* (2011)
	+ *You're Next* (2011)
	+ *V/H/S* (2012) - 'Tape 56' segment
	+ *The Guest* (2014)
	+ *Blair Witch* (2016)
	+ *Death Note* (2016)
	+ *Godzilla vs Kong* (2020)
* Directed by Christopher Nolan
	+ *Insomnia* (2002)
	+ Nolanverse *Batman Trilogy* (2005-2012)
* *Dracula* (1931) Dir. Tod Browning
* *White Zombie* (1932) Dir. Victor Halperin
* *Halloween* (1978) Dir. John Carpenter
* *My Bodyguard* (1980) Dir. Tony Bill
* *Halloween III: Season of the Witch* (1982) Dir. Tommy Lee Wallace
* *New York Ripper* (1982) Dir. Lucio Fulci
* *The Terminator* (1984) Dir. James Cameron
* *Prince of Darkness* (1987) Dir. John Carpenter
* *Uncle Buck* (1989) Dir. John Hughes
* *God of Gamblers* (189) Dir. Wong Jing
* *The Hand That Rocks The Cradle* (1992) Dir. Curtis Hanson
* *Fear* (1996) Dir. James Foley
* *The Messengers* (2009) Dir. Oren Moverman

## Discussion Notes

* Our hosts feelings on late 00's mumblecore
* Adam Wingard / Simon Barrett's partnerships
	+ Simon Barrett - fan of the show!
* Genre changing mid movie - it's having your cake and eating it too!
* Justin: "The worst thing a movie can do - promise you a haunted maze and not have a haunted maze"
* Our hosts discuss their Halloween comfort food films
Episode 141: We All Scream For Scream Queens

## Show Notes

It's the end of Shocktober! We wrap up our favorite month of the year with a discussion about some of the leading women of horror cinema: Barbara Steele, Jamie Lee Curtis and Linnea Quigley. What is a Scream Queen? Is it good? Bad? Awesome? We watched BLACK SUNDAY, TERROR TRAIN and NIGHTMARE SISTERS to find the answers.
Director's Cut Episode 159: Lo Wei: The Ultimate Hong Kong Director (For Real)

## Show Notes

We discuss the man who gave the world Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Lo Wei
	+ *Black Butterfly* (1968)
	+ *The Invincible Eight* (1971)
	+ *The Big Boss* (1971)
	+ *The Shadow Whip* (1971)
	+ *Fist of Fury* (1972)
	+ *A Man Called Tiger* (1973)
	+ *New Fist of Fury* (1976)
	+ *Spiritual Kung Fu* (1978)
	+ *Dragon Fist* (1979)
* Starring Jackie Chan
	+ *Shaolin Wooden Men* (1976) Dir. Chen Chi-Hwa
	+ *Half a Loaf of Kung Fu* (1978) Dir. Chen Chi-Hwa
	+ *Drunken Master* (1978) Dir. Yuen Woo-ping
	+ *Snake in the Eagle's Shadow* (1978) Dir. Yuen Woo-ping
	+ *Fantasy Mission Force* (1983) Dir. Chu Yen-ping
	+ *Island of Fire* (1990) Dir. Chu Yen-ping
* *Hold That Ghost* (1941) Dir. Arhtur Lubin
* *Vengeance* (1970) Dir. Chang Che
* *The Way of the Dragon* (a.k.a. *Return of the Dragon*) (1972) Dir. Bruce Lee
* *The Black Tavern* (1972) Dir. Teddy Yip
* *Enter The Dragon* (1973) Dir. Robert Clouse
* *Devil Fetus* (1983) Dir. Lau Hung-chuen
* *Fearless Hyena Part II* (1983) Dir. Chan Cheun
* *Blade of Fury* (1993) Dir. Sammo Hung

## Discussion Notes

* The historical weight of Bruce Lee in martial arts cinema
	+ What made Bruce such a mega-star in his time?
* Lo Wei's legacy of Hong Kong journeyman studio workmanship
	+ His role in bringing Bruce Lee to Hong Kong and making Jackie Chan a star
* Jackie's rise coincided with his escape from under Wei's thumb
Director's Cut Episode 147: The Winter Cinema Season

## Show Notes

We discuss the dregs in theaters this season.
## Films Discussed

* 2020's January lineup
	+ *The Grudge* (2020) Dir. Nicolas Pesce
	+ *Underwater* (2020) Dir. William Eubank
	+ *The Turning* (2020) Dir. Floria Sigismondi
	+ *Bad Boys for Life* (2020) Dir. Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah
	+ *Color Out of Space* (2020) Dir. Richard Stanley
	+ *Birds of Prey* *(and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)* (2020) Dir. Cathy Yan
* *The Beyond* (1981) Dir. Lucio Fulci
* *The Thing* (1982) Dir. John Carpenter
* *Moonstruck* (1987) Dir. Norman Jewison
* *Vampire's Kiss* (1989) Dir. Robert Bierman
* *King of New York* (1990) Dir. Abel Ferrara
* *Wild at Heart* (1990) Dir. David Lynch
* *Hardware* (1990) Dir. Richard Stanley
* *Zandalee* (1991) Dir. Sam Pillsbury
* *Dust Devil* (1992) Dir. Richard Stanley
* *Leaving Los Vegas* (1995) Dir. Mike Figgis
* *Bad Boys* (1995) Dir. Michael Bay
* *Bangkok Dangerous* (1999) Dir. The Pang Brothers
* *Bringing Out the Dead* (1999) Dir. Martin Scorsese
* *Big Momma's House* (2000) Dir. Raja Gosnell
* *Black Knight* (2001) Dir. Gil Junger
* *The Eye* (2002) Dir. The Pang Brothers
* *Adaptation* (2002) Dir. Spike Jonze
* *Bad Boys II* (2003) Dir. Michael Bay
* *Re-cycle* (2006) Dir. The Pang Brothers
* *Seven Pounds* (2008) Dir. Gabriele Muccino
* *Bangkok Dangerous* (2008) Dir. The Pang Brothers
* *Drive Angry* (2011) Dir. Patrick Lussier
* *Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son* (2011) Dir. John Whitesell
* *Contraband* (2012) Dir. Baltasar Kormákur
* *Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance* (2012) Dir. Mark Neveldine & Brian Taylor
* *Joe* (2013) Dir. David Gordon Green
* *After Earth* (2013) Dir. M. Night Shyamalan
* *John Wick* (2014) Dir. Chad Stahelski
* *New Police Story* (2014) Dir. Benny Chan
* *Concussion* (2015) Dir. Peter Landesman
* *Deadpool* (2016) Dir. Tim Miller
* *Suicide Squad* (2016) Dir. David Ayer
* *Split* (2016) Dir. M. Night Shyamalan
* *Collateral Beauty* (2016) Dir. David Frankel
* *Mom and Dad* (2017) Dir. Brian Taylor
* *Mandy* (2018) Dir. Panos Cosmatos
* *Winchester* (2018) Dir. The Spierig Brothers
* *Dead Pigs* (2018) Dir. Cathy Yan
* *Aquaman* (2018) Dir. James Wan
* *Glass* (2019) Dir. M. Night Shyamalan
* *Shazam* (2019) Dir. David F. Sandberg
* *Joker* (2019) Dir. Todd Phillips
* *The Beach Bum* (2019) Dir. Harmony Korine
* *Gemini Man* (2019) Dir. Ang Lee
* *Aladdin* (2019) Dir. Guy Ritchie
* *Trolls World Tour* (2020) Dir. Walt Dohrn

## Discussion Notes

* Will watched every big January release (except *Like a Boss*)
* Did Will find some termite art?
* Isaac Florentine - our generations Edgar G. Ulmer?
* Can *Bad Boys* exist without Michael Bay?
* Our hosts discuss the current state of Nicolas Cage
* Is *Birds of Prey* the formula for good DC movies?
Director's Cut Episode 145: Gamera, The Giant Monster

## Films Discussed

* Directed by Noriaki Yuasa
	+ *Gamera, the Giant Monster* (1965)
	+ *Gamera vs. Gyaos* (1967)
	+ *Gamera vs. Viras* (a.k.a *Destroy All Planets*) (1968)
	+ *Gamera vs. Guiron* (1969)
	+ *Gamera vs. Zigra* (1971)
	+ *Gamera: Super Monster* (1980)
* Directed by Ishirō Honda
	+ *Varan the Unbelievable* (1958)
	+ *King Kong vs. Godzilla* (1962)
	+ *Frankenstein Conquers the World* (1965)
	+ *The War of the Gargantuas* (1966)
	+ *King Kong Escapes* (1967)
	+ *Destroy All Monsters* (1968)
* *The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms* (1953) Dir. Eugène Lourié
* *Gorgo* (1961) Dir. Eugène Lourié
* *Reptilicus* (1961) Dir. Poul Bang & Sidney W. Pink
* *Gamera vs. Barugon* (1966) Dir. Shigeo Tanaka
* *Daimajin* (1966) Dir. Kimiyoshi Yasuda
* *Ultra Q* (1966) Dir. Hajime Tsuburaya - TV series
* *Ultraman* (1966-1967) - TV series
* *Gappa the Triphibian Monster* (1967) Dir. Haruyasu Noguchi
* *The X From Outer Space* (1967) Dir. Kazui Nihonmatsu
* *The Mighty Gorga* (1969) Dir. David L. Hewitt
* *Hanuman vs. 7 Ultraman* (1974) Dir. Sompote Sands & Shohei Tôjô
* *Hanuman and Five Riders* (1975) Dir. Sompote Sands & Shohei Tôjô
* *Inframan* (1975) Dir. Hua Shan
* *King Kong* (1976) Dir. John Guillermin
* *A\*P\*E* (1976) Dir. Paul Leder
* *Might Peking Man* (1977) Dir. Ho Meng-hua
* *Yeti* (a.k.a. *Giant of the 20th Century*) (1977) Dir. Gianfranco Parolini
* *Gamera: Guardian of the Universe* (1995) Dir. Shusuke Kaneko
* *Gamera the Brave* (2006) Dir. Ryuta Tasaki

## Discussion Notes

* Who's your favorite monster who starts with the letter G?
	+ Will - "Godzilla!"
	+ Justin - "Garfield!"
* Gamera: a cheaper take on the Godzilla franchise?
* What do you look for in a giant monster movie?
* Gamera - the auteurs Godzilla?
* Our hosts discuss their favorite non-Godzilla and non-Japanese giant monster movies
Aguerri Martínez, Fernando

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Arquitecto titulado en la Escuela de Arquitectura de Barcelona en 1982. Hermano de José Ignacio Aguerri Martínez, también arquitecto. Afincado en Tarazona y posteriormente en Zaragoza. Fué decano del Colegio de Arquitectos de Aragón.

## Obras en el Jiloca

* 1985. Rehabilitación de la Casa Consistorial de Acered
* 1991. Restauración de la iglesia Colegial de Daroca. Junto a Javier Ibargüen Soler y Javier Peña
* 1996-1998. Restauración de la Capilla de los Corporales, en la iglesia Colegial de Santa María. Daroca. Junto a Javier Ibargüen Soler

## Bibliografía

* MARTÍNEZ VERÓN, Jesús (2000): ``Arquitectos en Aragón: diccionario histórico´´. , Zaragoza, Institución "Fernando el Católico", IV

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Director's Cut Episode 136: The Irishman

## Show Notes

We watch Marty's newest opus. Is it better than AVENGER: ENDGAME?
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Martin Scorsese
	+ *Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore* (1974)
	+ *Taxi Driver* (1976)
	+ *Raging Bull* (1980)
	+ *Goodfellas* (1990)
	+ *The Age of Innocence* (1993)
	+ *Casino* (1995)
	+ *Kundun* (1997)
	+ *The Departed* (2006)
	+ *The Wolf of Wall Street* (2013)
	+ *Silence* (2016)
	+ *The Irishman* (2019)
* *Gone with the Wind* (1939) Dir. Victor Fleming
* *Gone With the Pope* (1976) Dir. Duke Mitchell
* *F.I.S.T.* (1978) Dir. Norman Jewison
* *Lethal Weapon 2-4* (1989-1998) Dir. Richard Donner
* *Dick Tracy* (1990) Dir. Warren Beatty
* *Hoffa* (1992) Dir. Danny DeVito
* *Dumb and Dumber* (1994) Dir. Peter Farrelly
* *Gone Fishing* (1997) Dir. Christopher Cain

## Discussion Notes

* Is cinema in the heart of every child?
* Digital de-aging vs. casting younger actors vs. makeup - which works best?
* Can you really spoil *The Irishman*?
* Modern De Niro performances - great or lazy?
* Justin - "No one watches *Kundun* because they're racist!"
Bonus: Impossible Horror on Blu-Ray! And The Scariest Podcast in The World

## Show Notes

Bonus: The Scariest Podcast in the World:
Join us for another tale of terror as two karate champions find themselves trapped in a spooky old dark house in the middle of nowhere. Will they escape alive? Will they win the Karate championship? Was exactly is in the house that wants them dead? Only you downloading this episode can save them!
Director's Cut Episode 131: The Devil's Rejects

## Show Notes

We talk Rob Zombie, The Devil and the perfect man for the Groucho Marx biopic.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Rob Zombie
	+ *The Devil's Rejects* (2005)
	+ *Halloween* (2007)
	+ *Halloween II* (2009)
* *Last House on the Left* (1972)Dir. Wes Craven

## Discussion Notes

* Aging character actors
	+ Michael Berryman, Ginger Lynn, William Forsythe, Karen Black
* Rob Zombie's musical background and other 'edgy' performers
* Rob Zombie vs. other horror auteurs
* Are there stars in this movie?
* Torture porn films
* The only man to play old Groucho Marx - Woody Allen
* Sid Haig
Director's Cut Episode 143: Gangs of New York

## Show Notes

Will anyone remember The Gangs of New York?
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Martin Scorsese
	+ *Raging Bull* (1980)
	+ *King of Comedy* (1982)
	+ *After Hours* (1985)
	+ *The Last Temptation of Christ* (1988)
	+ *Goodfellas* (1990)
	+ *The Age of Innocence* (1993)
	+ *Casino* (1995)
	+ *Kundun* (1997)
	+ *Bringing Out the Dead* (1999)
	+ *Gangs of New York* (2002)
	+ *The Aviator* (2004)
	+ *The Departed* (2006)
	+ *Shutter Island* (2010)
	+ *The Wolf of Wall Street* (2013)
	+ *Silence* (2016)
	+ *The Irishman* (2019)
* *Hell's Angels* (1930) Dir. Howard Hughes
* *Chimes at Midnight* (1965) Dir. Orson Welles
* *Gladiator* (2000) Dir. Ridley Scott
* *Infernal Affairs* (2002) Dir. Andrew Lau & Alan Mak
* *Ocean's Thirteen* (2007) Dir. Steven Soderbergh

## Discussion Notes

* Will waxes on the luminous beauty of 35mm film
* The muted reception of Scorsese's work in the 90s
* Did our hosts like *Gangs of New York*?
* The influence of Harvey Weinstein on the films of the 2000s
* The cynicism and darkness of *Gangs*
* The future of Scorsese
Episode 186: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre's Secret Ingredient

## Show Notes

It's Shocktober! We start the spookiest month of the year with a deep dive into THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE FRANCHISE. The original! The Cannon sequel! The first Leatherface! The Next Generation! It's all watched and discussed.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Tobe Hooper
	+ *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* (1974)
	+ *Eaten Alive* (1977)
	+ *Poltergeist* (1982)
	+ *Lifeforce* (1985)
	+ *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2* (1986)
	+ *Invaders from Mars* (1986)
* Directed by Jeff Burr
	+ *Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3* (1990)
	+ *Puppet Master 4* (1993)
	+ *Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter* (1994)
	+ *Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings* (1994)
* Directed by George A. Romero
	+ *Dawn of the Dead* (1978)
	+ *Land of the Dead* (2005)
* Directed by Jonathan Liebesman
	+ *Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning* (2006)
	+ *Battle: Los Angeles* (2011)
	+ *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2014)
* *Cat People* (1942) Dir. Jacques Tourneur
* The *Last House on the Left* (1972) Dir. Wes Craven
* *Friday the 13th* (1980) Dir. Sean S. Cunningham
* *The Taming of Rebecca* (1982) Dir. Phil Prince
* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation* (1995) Dir. Kim Henkel
* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* (2003) Dir. Marcus Nispel
* *Killer Joe* (2011) Dir. William Friedkin
* *Texas Chainsaw 3D* (2013) Dir. Jon Luessenhop

## Discussion Notes

* What scares our hosts?
	+ Justin - Jump scares
	+ Will - Snuff films and taxes
* What's enjoyable about slasher film?
* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* (1974)
	+ A movie you can smell
	+ Authenticity in desperation
* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2* (1986) - the perfect sequel?
	+ Subtext becoming text
	+ Will: The 80s are Ronald Reagan, cocaine, and Star Wars
* Collective disgust at 'elevated horror'
* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation* (1995)
	+ One of Matthew McConaughey's best performances ever?
* The varied cast of the chainsaw massacres in Texas
	+ Marilyn Burns, Dennis Hopper, Viggo Mortensen, Matthew McConaughey, Renee Zellweger, Jessica Biel, Bill Moseley, Gunnar Hansen

## Post-Outro Discussion

* Our hosts chastise their younger selves and look back at old episodes
	+ 'Dumb guys talking about high art'
	+ Young Will: obsessed with 'are these people great filmmakers'
	+ Young Justin: wanted to talk about things he couldn't talk about with others
* Does exploring canonical filmmakers serve to only reinforce the canon?
* Elaine May
	+ *A New Leaf* (1971)
	+ *The Hearbtreak Kid* (1972)
	+ *Mikey and Nicky* (1976)
	+ *Ishtar* (1987)
* Peter Bogdonavich
	+ *Targets* (1968)
	+ *The Last Picture Show* (1971)
	+ *What's Up, Doc?* (1972)
	+ *Paper Moon* (1973)
	+ *Saint Jack* (1979)
* Radley Metzger
	+ *Misty Beethoven* (1976)
* Episodes to potentially revisit?
	+ Bay vs. Woo
	+ Abel Ferrara
		- *The Driller Killer* (1979)
		- *The Addiction* (1995)
	+ Ingmar Bergman
Episode 100: The Jackie Chan Spectacular

## Show Notes

Finally, the time has come to discuss Jackie Chan.
We talk about Jackie Chan's start at the Peking Opera School, his time toiling under the thumb of Lo Wei, his rise to prominence with DRUNKEN MASTER, his attempts at breaking into Hollywood with BATTLE CREEK BRAWL and THE PROTECTOR, his work with with Sammo Hung on films like HEART OF DRAGON, his artistic year as a director with films like MIRACLE, the outliner films like CITY HUNTER, his Hollywood adventures like THE TUXEDO and finally, his turn into a Chinese propagandist with pictures like CHINESE ZODIAC.
García Rueda, Miguel Angel

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Pintor natural de Alcañiz (1958), ganador del Certamen de artes plásticas "José Lapayese" en el año 2008 con la obra "Mirada".

Formado en la Facultad de Bellas Artes de Barcelona desde pronto fijó su universo pictórico en su entorno inmediato, paisajes, costumbres, modelos que repite de manera obsesiva con un gestualismo que lo hace característico y reconocible.

Sus visiones de los paisajes y figuras son peculiares y su deseo de comprender un verdadero universo en un trozo de lienzo le hace forzar la perspectiva tradicional y quebrar la figura humana en múltiples visiones en varios puntos de vista.

## Muestras individuales

* De 1976 a 1981 ha realizado exposiciones de pintura en la sala Campzar de Alcañiz, en el Centro Aragonés de Barcelona, y en Zaragoza.
* 1982 XXXIV Salón de Septiembre. Alcañiz. Sala de arte Ibercaja. Alcañiz.
* 1983 Sala de exposiciones de la Caixa d’Estalvis Provincial de Tarragona. Reus. V Semana Cultural .La Codoñera.(Teruel).
* 1984 Sala de exposiciones del centro de Iniciativas y Turismo. Caspe (Zaragoza).Pinturalmudines, Plaza de Almudines Alcañiz.
* 1985 Galería Leonardo, Sala de Arte. Zaragoza. Sala Escuela de Artes de Teruel. Sala Goya de Monzón. Sala Sant Roc de Valls.
* 1986 Sala de Arte Genaro Poza. Ibercaja de Huesca. Casa de Cultura de Andorra. Sala de exposiciones Alcor 82, Alcorisa. Sala Navarrete El Mudo. Ibercaja de Logroño. Sala Ibercaja de Calahorra.
* 1987 Galería Velázquez, Valladolid. Sala de arte Banco de Bilbao, Calahorra.
* 1988 Sala de exposiciones Palau d’Art, Santa Coloma de Gramanet. Sala Caja de Salamanca. Valladolid.
* 1989 Lonja de Alcañiz.
* 1990 GalerÌa Xarxa. Tossa de Mar .Gerona.
* 1991 Sala de Arte El Fontanal, Molinos. Teruel.
* 1993 Sala Municipal de Exposiciones. Cambrils. Tarragona.
* 1996 Sala Galilea , Alcañiz.
* 1997 Sala Exposiciones Casino de Alcañiz. “Desde el interior”.
* 1998 Palacio Godoy. Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid.
* 1999 Casa de Cultura, Calanda.
* 2000 Sala El Convent. La Fresneda.
* 2001 Galeria “El Cantil”, Santander.
* 2002 Galería “Siena”. Ponferrada. León.
* 2003 “Presencias”. Sala de exposiciones del Ayuntamiento de Alcañiz.
* 2008 Exposición de pintura y grabados Ermita Peñarroya de Tastavins Siglo XIII.

## Bibliografía

* Catálogo Exposición "La Mirada" (2009). Centro de Estudios del Jiloca, Calamocha

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Episode 1: Jerry Lewis is a Genius?

## Show Notes

In the first episode of the IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB (A.K.A CLUB DU CINEMA IMPORTANT) hosts Justin Decloux (Laser Blast Film Society) and Will Sloan (Jerry Lewis Expert) dive into the work of an American legend through the prism of two of his masterworks - Martin Scorsese's KING OF COMEDY and Mr. Lewis' final directorial effort CRACKING UP. It's a fiery discussion about the nature of comedy, total cinema and the man - the - the myth - the legend - and his impact on the entire entertainment world.

## Discussion Notes

* Is Jerry Lewis funny?
* Are Jerry Lewis films still relevant?
* Would Will Sloan kill for Jerry Lewis?
* What's the deal with THE DAY THE CLOWN CRIED anyway?
Director's Cut Episode 134: Wise Guys

## Show Notes

We talk no ones favorite Brian De Palma film.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Brian De Palma
	+ *Body Double* (1984)
	+ *Wise Guys* (1986)
	+ *The Untouchables* (1987)
	+ *Bonfire of the Vanities* (1990)
	+ *Femme Fatale* (2002)
	+ *Passion* (2012)
	+ *Domino* (2019)

* *The Stranger* (1946) Dir. Orson Welles
* *Plan 9 From Outer Space* (1959) Dir. Ed Wood
* *Soylent Green* (1973) Dir. Richard Fleischer
* *Smokey and the Bandit* (1977) Dir. Hal Needham
* *Johnny Dangerously* (1984) Dir. Amy Heckerling
* *Dead Heat* (1988) Dir. Mark Goldblatt
* *The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!* (1989) - TV Show
* *Sidekicks* (1992) Dir. Aaron Norris
* *Dumb and Dumber* (1994) Dir. Peter Farrelly
* *The Shawshank Redemption* (1994) Dir. Frank Darabont
* *Bad Company* (2002) Dir. Joel Schumacher
* *Total Recall* (2012) Dir. Len Wiseman
* *Machete Kills* (2013) Dir. Robert Rodriguez
* *Open Windows* (2014) Dir. Nacho Vigalondo
* *Robocop* (2014) Dir. José Padilha
* *Monster with a Movie Camera* (2018) Dir. Elijahwan Butler

## Discussion Notes

* The heavyweight cast of *Wise Guys*

* Brian DePalma, lover of split diopters!
* Joe Piscopo and the blighted '80-81 SNL season
* Will tells a harrowing tale of a family trip to Casino Rama for The Stars of SNL
* "Every movie is someones favorite movie"
Episode 150: Numéro Un Au Box-Office Québécois!(The Popular Cinema of Quebec)

## Show Notes

We all know French-Canadien filmmakers like Denis Arcand (The Barbarian Invasions) and Jean-Marc Vallée (C.R.A.Z.Y), but what about the films that are big box office hit in Quebec but never cross into the English speaking world?  On this episode, we discuss films A Man and his Sin (1941), the nihilistic Bingo (1974) and the mega hockey hit Les Boys (1997).
Episode 116: No Dumb Jokes: The Art of the Spoof Movie

## Show Notes

We discuss the Spoof Movie genre, with an emphasis on ZAZ (David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams), the people who brought us the MOVIE movies (Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg) and everything in between - Fatal Instinct, Plump Fiction and Stan Helsing.
Top Secret, Airplane, Meet the Spartans, Mafia! and Epic Movie all get their time in the sun.
Episode 190: Jan Švankmajer's Everyday Nightmares

## Show Notes

We discuss Jan Švankmajer, the master of surrealist puppetry and stop motion, and his feature films ALICE and LITTLE OTIK.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by Jan Švankmajer
	+ *Alice* (1988)
	+ *Faust* (1994)
	+ *The Last Trick* (1964)
	+ *Meat Love* (1988)
	+ *Little Otik* (2000)
	+ *Insects* (2018)
* *The Czech Year* (1947) Dir. Jiří Trnka
* *Basket Case* (1982) Dir. Frank Henenlotter
* *Eraserhead* (1977) Dir. David Lynch

## Discussion Notes

* Jan Švankmajer - Czech surrealist director and animator
	+ Movies for the dark and twisted child in your family
		- Will - "if Tim Burton had turned into Luis Buñuel"
	+ Loves texture and weight, pushing everyday things into the absurd and obscene
	+ Not loved in his home country
* The semantics of animating vs. puppeteering
* *Alice*
	+ An unsentimental and unsettling look back on childhood and Alice in Wonderland
	+ Fantasia by way of Terry Gilliam
* *Little Otik*
	+ Will - It's "a visual attack on the audience"
	+ Švankmajer is quoted saying "It's whatever metaphor you want it to be"
* Our hosts discuss the merits of practical animation vs. CGI
	+ Justin - "If you can have anything, nothing has any meaning"

## Listener Letters

* Clemence from Vienna -
	+ Had a 20-episode binge on a plane - listener heaven, or ICC hell?
* Could our hosts discuss Austrian cinema?
	+ Ulrich Seidl - auteur director
		- *Dog Days* (2001)
		- *The Paradise Trilogy* (2012)
		- *In the Basement* (2014)
		- *Safari* (2016)
* Letterboxd - shining light on little movies
	+ *The Nobodies* (2018) Dir. Jay Burleson
	+ *Splatter Farm* (1987) Dir. Mark Polonia, John Polonia & Todd Michael Smith
* Carlos -
* Could our hosts discuss the Scorsese vs. Marvel drama?
* What is 'cinema'?
	+ Our hosts - Cinema means film as an art, not as a consumer product
* Why are people so angry?
	+ More people are defining themselves by what they like
	+ Having a small field of what you like means that a dismissal of that like is a dismissal of you
* Justin - Comic book sales down, comic movie sales through the roof
* Remember superhero movies before Disney?
	+ *Steel* (1997) Dir. Kenneth Johnson
	+ *Spawn* (1997) Dir. Mark A.Z. Dippé

## Post-Outro Discussion

* *Viy 2: Journey to China: The Mystery of the Iron Mask* (2019) Dir. Oleg Stepchenko
	+ Starring Jackie Chan & Arnold Schwarzenegger, faded powerhouses of action films
	+ Sequel to *Viy* (2014) Oleg Stepchenko,
		- Which was itself a remake of *Viy* (1967) Dir. Konstantin Yershov & Georgi Kropachyov
* Our hosts thoughts on the film
	+ Will - Remembers the experience like a kidnapping victim
	+ Justin - \*snoring sounds\*
* Our hosts pine for the stunts of a younger Jackie Chan
* Films discussed regarding modern Chinese film-making style
	+ *Hero* (2002) Dir. Zhang Yimou
	+ *The Promise* (2005) Dir. Chen Kaige
	+ *The Banquet* (2006) Dir. Feng Xiaogang
	+ *Chinese Zodiac* (2012) Dir. Jackie Chan
	+ *Kung Fu Yoga* (2017) Dir. Stanley Tong
Director's Cut Episode 154: Day of the Dead

## Show Notes

We discuss Romero's last classic zombie movie.
## Films Discussed

* Directed by George A. Romero
	+ *Night of the Living Dead* (1968)
	+ *Martin* (1978)
	+ *Dawn of the Dead* (1978)
	+ *Knightriders* (1981)
	+ *Day of the Dead* (1985)
	+ *Land of the Dead* (2005)
	+ *Diary of the Dead* (2007)
	+ *Survival of the Dead* (2009)
* *They Call Me Bruce* (1982) Dir. Elliott Hong
* *Children of the Living Dead* (2001) Dir. Tor Ramsey
* *28 Days Later* (2002) Dir. Danny Boyle
* *Resident Evil* (2002) Dir. Paul W.S. Anderson
* *Mortdecai* (2015) Dir. David Koepp

## Discussion Notes

* Our hosts discuss how to treat the elderly during quarantine times
* Day of the Dead: the thinking man's Dead film, yet nobodies favorite
	+ The uniquely depressing mood of the salt-mine bunker film
	+ The shock and wonder of Tom Savini's gore effects
* The quixotic efforts of George Romero as an independent filmmaker
* *Dawn of the Dead* - still Justin's favorite film!