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The Who Killed Laura Podcast Episode 34 - It has to do with your heritage

The Who Killed Laura Podcast Episode 34 - It has to do with your heritage

  It’s happening again! After 25 years, we can finally go back to Twin Peaks with the Return Part 1 on Showtime. Scott and Chris are excited to dive into the new episodes and learn the fate of our favorite characters and maybe finally get some answers to some lingering questions.

  Even though Showtime aired the first two episodes of Twin Peaks: The Return as a 2 hour season premiere, we decided to break them up into individual episodes of the Who Killed Laura Podcast. The first 4 episodes were available shortly after the premiere and we will release our corresponding podcasts as soon as we can record and edit them.

  There is a lot to talk about but before we jump in, you may want to check out the Eraserhead episode of the Who Killed Laura Podcast because we noticed a lot of similarities to Lynch's earlier work. There are many themes and images that seem to persistently show up in his work. And there are themes of error that persist in Scott's and Chris' work, like 1) Carel Struyken's first name should be pronounced, "Karl," and he is not nor has he ever been The Arm. Thanks to Attentive Alan for the heads-up.

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Check out this episode of the Who Killed Laura Podcast

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It begins! Twin Peaks Day!

Join The Who Killed Laura Podcast in a daily Real Time Rewatch of the classic TV show from David Lynch and Mark Frost as we get ready for Season Three on Showtime.

1 The Who Killed Laura Podcast - Pilot (1:S1P Northwest Passage; Airdate: 4-8-90) - https://itun.es/i6Sv25S

Happy Twin Peaks Day everyone!

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Kyle MacLachian with @pursuedbybear at the @joesstonecrab dinner (at Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab DC) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bws3rKwB2UL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gfgemd2ae1af

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Isle of the Dead (2016)

Director: Nick Lyon

A military squad is sent to a scientific island base to battle zombies and discover horrifying truths. Now, that's a terrible description of the film, but as Isle of the Dead is an atrocious movie, it only seems fair. Almost all of the military individuals were interchangeable, and it doesn't take a palm reader to tell who the survivor of the film is going to be. Predictability aside, though, this movie has a lot of flaws. Chief among them are the uber-zombies. These super-zombies can speak, hold grudges, and brawl in fist fights. And some characters even inject themselves with a serum to also become uber-zombies to fight against the other zombies. There's normal zombies too, though. And actually, I'm pretty sure there was even another class of zombies mentioned. Which brings me to another point: this movie, despite having what one might think is a simple plot, got moderately convoluted about half-way through the film. Why the bazooka launched a nuclear weapon at the end, I didn't catch. Perhaps they explained it, but the audio quality seemed lacking (which, for a movie on SyFy, was odd). The CGI gore was intolerable (though there was one scene, including a bug crawling out of someone's eye, that I got a kick out of). The characters were unremarkable (for the most part), and the plot, at least insofar as it could be followed, was just your run-of-the-mill zombie movie. And don't get me started on the final thirty minutes of the film; as soon as the uber-zombies started appearing, the movie got much worse. The one highlight of this movie is D.C. Douglas, who played a manic scientist. His sometimes over-the-top acting was deeply amusing, and I rather enjoyed his character (and in fact, he reminded me Kyle MacLachian's performance as Cal on Marvel's Agent's of S.H.I.E.L.D.). Douglas was a fun character, and I appreciated that, but overall, it couldn't save this movie. An utterly generic and atrocious film, Isle of the Dead is a movie I'd not at all recommend. 4.5/10.

(This is my first viewing of this movie)

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It’s the Twin Peaks real time ReWatch

1 The Who Killed Laura Podcast - Pilot (1:S1P Northwest Passage; Airdate: 4-8-90) - https://itun.es/i6Sv25S

Diane, 11:30 a.m., February Twenty-fourth. Entering the town of Twin Peaks, five miles south of the Canadian border, twelve miles west of the state line. I’ve never seen so many trees in my life.

“Northwest Passage 1x01”

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