The Supernaughts

Caption This! Saturday Night Fever

Nothing exemplified the 70's more (or made us cringe with embarrassment more) than the Disco infused drama, Saturday Night Fever. John Badham directed this 1977 blockbuster, that ushered in those overnight sensations The Bee Gees (despite their being around since the early 60's), and cemented...

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R.I.P. Bobby The Brain Heenan

Do you ever witness those people on TV who make such a lasting impression on you and that you have to smile just when you hear his/her name? There are not many of those people around. One thing is for sure, though, and that is that Bobby Heenan was one of those few people. Bobby The Brain...

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Imaginarium 122: The "It" Ghoul

Scott and Todd are back, and are talking all things It. The first half of the podcast is devoted entirely to the movie, so beware of spoilers.  The guys then talk about the death of Tobe Hooper, and who are the new directors that are taking the place of Hooper, Romero, Craven, etc. The show is...

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Mother! (2017) [SPOILERS)

Aronofsky's latest is definitely not what the marketing makes it look like. And is definitely not an easy watch. But it makes you THINK, dammit.

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Mad As Hell 15: Rock You Like A Hurricane

With Todd recovering from his health issues, the boys are back and talk about the hurricanes in Texas and Florida, people's reaction to them, and of course a chat about global warming. The guys veer a bit away from the antiTrump talk to discuss healthcare, insurance, and what we think of those...

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Caption This: American Graffiti

Before George Lucas travelled among the stars in Star Wars, he created a universe of mostly unknown stars in what I feel is his best movie. It's certainly one of the best movies of the 1970's. I'm talking about American Graffiti. Somewhat of a precursor to Happy Days (though a rough version of...

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1977: The Year in Pop Culture: Star Wars

  And now, it's time to take yet another trip a long time ago... When one is asked "what is the most significant breakthrough of pop culture during the fantastic year of 1977"? Two words come to mind. Actually, I would say three- Star Wars, Godamit!!   What started out as...

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Caption This! The Other Evil Clown

With Pennywise getting all the attention recently, I thought I would shine a light on another evil clown. Unlike that sewer dwelling jester, this clown is far more tragic. Good hearted dad dons a clown suit to entertain his son for his birthday and then can't take the suit off. Clown is dark,...

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Classic Imaginarium: Our 50th Episode!

There's no new Imaginarium this week as Todd recovers from his medical issues. Tube in next week and we'll be back to our old tricks. In the meantime check out this classic episode, it was our 50th Imaginarium!   It’s the show no one thought possible. Possibly the show no one wanted,...

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Caption Contest Returns! Where's Poppa?

Technically there is no contest, so much for truth in advertising. However it is returning, and to start it off we have the classic 1970 politically incorrect comedy, Where's Poppa?. Starring Ruth Gordon and George Segal, Where's Poppa tells the story of one man's quest to kill his dear mother....

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1977: The Year of Pop Culture it was! Part 1: Suspiria

    A long time ago, in an era far from today...   The Year was 1977: One of the significant years that ushered in Popular Culture that we know and love, to the masses be it blockbuster films, innovative music, trends and of course Television. Let’s look back at...

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American Horror Story: A Cult Above The Rest

Love it or hate, American Horror Story is now in its seventh season and shows no sign of slowing down. I happen to like it. A lot. Like everyone who watches I have my favorite seasons (Asylum being head and shoulders above the others, followed by Freak Show, Murder House, Roanoke, Coven, and...

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Twin Peaks Returns: What Year Is It?

And here we are at the clearing in the woods, so to speak. We’ve spent the entire summer together in another world, waiting for the dreamer to awaken. Right now it’s 6:04 PM on Tuesday September 5th, two days after the final two episodes and I’m still thinking about it as if I had just finished...

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StudioHEAD #68

Mr. Head shares some collected wisdom to y'all.

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Imaginarium 121: The Reluctant Filmmaker

With Scott MIA, and Todd covering for him again, the Imaginarium welcomes, actress, filmmaker, and producer Bonnie C. Harper! Todd and Bonnie talk about her short films, the festival circuit, how she got into film, and...well, take a listen! It's a fast, fun and entertaining interview!

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Post Apocalypse Now Vol.1 (Social Justice Warriors)

      Dystopia:  a community or society that is undesirable or frightening. It is translated as "not-good place", an antonym of utopia, a term that was coined by Sir Thomas More and figures as the title of his best-known work, Utopia, published 1516, a blueprint for an...

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Cool Comic Covers

I used to read a lot of comics. It was a form of entertainment I could really enjoy. Recently I had to move around some comics that are about to be sold and just remember how cool some covers could be. That gave me an idea. Write an article about comic covers I like. Without further ado here are...