Hello again, movie fans! My wonderful co-host Xan Sprouse and I are back with a new episode of Drunk Cinema! This time, Xan and I watchEnter the Dragon, the 1973 martial arts film directed by Robert Clouse, featuring Bruce Lee as Lee, John Saxon as Roper, Jim Kelly as Williams, and Shih Kien as Han!
This time, Xan and I discuss things like America's 250th anniversary, my birthday movie pick, The Master TV series from NBC and Mystery Science Theater 3000, both of us trying to remember Judson Scott's name, Jim Kelly being the first black martial arts movie star as Black Belt Jones, Keye Luke as the voice of Zoltar from Battle of the Planets, Lalo Schifrin as the creator of the iconic Mission: Impossible theme, Enter the Dragon being the most successful martial arts film ever made, Xan never watching Enter the Dragon before, why all of the Chuck Norris jokes should've been Bruce Lee jokes, Bruce Lee developing the martial arts style jeet kune do, Roper bringing way too much luggage to Han's tournament, the flashback of O'Hara forcing Lee's sister to commit suicide, action slacks, Zorak on Zorak crime, Williams being called to Han's office, Han resembling Bond villain Doctor No, Bruce Lee not fucking around, Bruce Lee vs. the cameraman, John Saxon being in movies with people who have knives on their hands, blaming John Saxon's agents for Williams being killed off, new Drunk Mail from Dave Proctor, Xan eventually picking Raising Arizona as our next movie, and more!
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Be sure to come back in two weeks as Xan and I watch Raising Arizona, the 1987 crime comedy written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, featuring Nicolas Cage as Herbert "Hi" McDunnough, Holly Hunter as Edwina "Ed" McDunnough, John Goodman as Gale Snoats, and William Forsythe as Evelle Snoats!
The two-minute, twenty-second trailer opens with the unsettling image of a charred Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters sign as we hear a voiceover from Doctor Doom (Robert Downey Jr.) who warns in a thick Latverian accent, "Something's coming..."
We see Professor X (Patrick Stewart) being blinded by a flashing glare, possibly from a universal incursion, as Doom's voiceover continues, "...Something we may not be able to deter. Before this day is done, we shall be faced with an unthinkable decision."
We shift to an overhead shot of Manhattan as we see the renovated Avengers Tower. Inside, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is giving a speech as we see him and the Fantastic Four enter. "I've fought with many warriors in my time," he begins as we see Sam Wilson as the second Captain America, the Winter Soldier, and Ant-Man. "They were far stronger than all of us put together..."
The camera pulls back to reveal the former Thunderbolts, now known as the New Avengers, are there as well. "...and they died," Thor says omniously. "They died facing enemies and threats that scared me far less than this one..."
We get a montage of fleeting images including Namor and Shuri as the new Black Panther as Talokan soldiers surround King M'Baku and his men. This is followed by Cyclops firing an optic blast and what looks to be an impressive fight between Shang-Chi and Gambit.
As we see the return of Loki (Tom Hiddleston), who is holding a Time Variance Authority (TVA) identification card, Thor continues his speech with "Everything that they sacrificed will be for nothing if we do not stand together." This is followed by the Thing shaking M'Baku's hand as he's accompanied the Invisible Woman, the Winter Soldier, and Joaquin Torres as the second Falcon.
"Put aside your petty squabbles..." Thor continues as we see Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) aiming her weapon at Mystique, who shapeshifts into a copy of Yelena, leading to a Yelena vs. Yelena fight. This is followed by a sad reunion of Professor X and Magneto. "...and presume nothing except this -- If you return, you will return as brothers and sisters." A montage of fleeting action images follows, ending with with Thor bringing Stormbreaker down on Doctor Doom, who blocks the weapon with two fingers.
"But mark my words, we're going to need a miracle," Thor concludes as Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) steps into view. "Hey, pal," says Steve.
"It's not possible," replies Thor as we holds up his original hammer, Mjolnir. Saying nothing, Steve holds up his right hand and Mjolnir flies from Thor's hand to Steve's. Thor is stunned by this, while Steve simply looks down at Mjolnir and gives a small smile.
The trailer ends with the return of the Avengers theme music, followed by a countdown clock to Doomsday.
If you'd like to check out the new trailer, you can view it below thanks to the official Marvel Entertainment account on YouTube...
Avengers: Doomsday is scheduled to arrive in theaters on December 18, 2026.
"Here's a toast, a Happy Christmas to all of us." "The same to you, Doctor...Sara." "And incidentally, a Happy Christmas to all of you at home!" -- The First Doctor and Steven Taylor,Doctor Who: "The Daleks' Master Plan" Episode 7: "The Feast of Steven"
Hello again, everyone! My partner in time Jesse Jackson and I are back with another new episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast! This time, we discuss Episodes 5 through 8 of "The Daleks' Master Plan", the fourth serial ofDoctor Who Season 3 from 1965-66, featuring William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Peter Purves as Steven Taylor, Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom, and the return of Peter Butterworth as The Monk!
In this episode, Jesse and I discuss things like Jesse and I trying to be cool, Jesse struggling with only the surviving audio, Peter Butterworth in Robin & Marian, Roy Evans appearing in David Lynch's The Elephant Man, Episode 5 ("Counter Plot" being recovered in 1983 from the basement of a Mormon church in South London, Sara Kingdom originally being conceived as Bret Vyon's lover instead of his sister, the idea of a planet with invisible monsters being Terry Nation's leftover idea from "The Chase", the Doctor Who production team being contacted by Stanley Kubrick's crew working on 2001: A Space Odyssey, William Hartnell breaking character and the fourth wall to wish viewers a Happy Christmas, the First Doctor mistaking the Man in Mackintosh for the actor's previous character Ben Daheer in "The Crusade", the Doctor not explaining to Steven how his ring opened the locked TARDIS door, my finally getting to see Episode 5 when the Doctor Who: Lost in Time DVD set was released, Sara's attitude changing after her experiences with the Doctor and Steven, Steven almost frying his brain to help the Doctor create fake taranium, "The Feast of Steven" being a comedic interlude and Doctor Who's first Christmas special, Jesse wanting to see a modern version of "The Feast of Steven", the unexpected return of the Monk after the events of "The Time Meddler", the Doctor outwitting the Monk, Trantis getting taken off the board and Mavic Chen surviving another day, the TARDIS materializing in the middle of a cricket match and no one batting an eye, that awkward moment when the Daleks use the fake taranium and it doesn't work, our favorite quotes of the episode, my Reverse the Reverse the Polarity segment, new listener feedback from Holly Mac, wrapping up "The Daleks' Master Plan" in our next episode, my annoying Jesse with a live Team USA World Cup score update, and more!
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We have a NEW Next Stop Everywhere t-shirt, which you can find on TeePublic right HERE! This spiffy shirt looks great when you're listening to your favorite Doctor Who podcast and travelling through time and space! Or you could order all sorts of cool Next Stop Everywhere merch there as well!
Be sure to come back in two weeks for the next episode of Next Stop Everywhere as Jesse and I discuss Episodes 9 through 12 of "The Daleks' Master Plan", the fourth serial of Doctor Who Season 3 from 1965-66, featuring William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Peter Purves as Steven Taylor, Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom, and Peter Butterworth as The Monk!
"I assume you know who I am." "The man with the mane of silver. Born from nothing. Built his empire through gut and guile. Purveyor of the finest prohibited potions. King of the five boroughs, Mr. Finbar Byrne himself-ah!" "I see you like to talk. Think you could listen for a second?" "Oh, I am, uh, like a Nebraskan cornfield -- All ears. I'm listening." -- Silvermane and Megawatt,Spider-Noir: "Betrayal"
Hello again, everyone! DJ Nik and I are back for a new episode of The Fandom Zone Podcast! This time, we discuss "Betrayal", the fifth episode of Spider-Noir, featuring Nicolas Cage as The Spider/Ben Reilly, Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane/"Finn" Byrne, and introducing Amy Aquino as Dr. Alethea Faber and Andrew Robinson as Ogden Faber!
In this episode, DJ Nik and I talk about things like Nik and I just recording 48 hours ago, more on the 2026 World Cup, some comics background on Marvel's Sandman, the 1929 German novel All Quiet on the Western Front, Ben's flashback to his time in World War I and his origin of how he received his spider powers, understanding why Ben wants to give up his powers, Robbie's conditions for letting the Daily Bugle publish his latest story, the friction between Cat and Flint, Robbie's meeting with Dr. Faber, Nik's guesses on Ogden's identity, Ben smuggling Dr. Faber's secret files out of her office, Flint's warning to Ben, Ben falling for Cat too quickly, Janet being happy that Ben has finally found happiness, Flint accepting that he's just muscle for a gangster, Flint almost accidentally killing Cat, Cat betraying the superhero to the mad scientist, our favorite quotes of the episode, new Fandom Zone Fan Mail from Dave Proctor and Jesse Jackson, my tease for next week's episode, "Nightmare on a Gurney" sounds like Snakes on a Plane, and more!
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Be sure to come back next week when DJ Nik and I discuss "Nightmare on a Gurney", the sixth episode of Spider-Noir, on The Fandom Zone Podcast!
"What happened to your face?" "I...walked into a door." "How many times?" -- Felicia "Cat" Hardy and Ben Reilly, Spider-Noir: "A Mistake I'll Never Make Again"
Hello again, everyone! DJ Nik and I are back for a new episode of The Fandom Zone Podcast! This time, we discuss "A Mistake I'll Never Make Again", the fourth episode of Spider-Noir, featuring Nicolas Cage as The Spider/Ben Reilly, Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane/"Finn" Byrne, and introducing Andrew Lewis Caldwell as Megawatt/Dirk Leyden!
In this episode, DJ Nik and I talk about things like how NIk's family's World Cup picks are doing, some comics background on Megawatt, the James Cagney film Ben watches and tries to imitate in this episode, the cop-out by having Silvermane kill Gio instead of Ben or Cat, Cat asking Silvermane if he had any regrets about almost killing her the night before, Cat's song "The Devil You Know" being about Silvermane, Ben struggling to open the door to his office while being seriously hungover, Silvermane closing Cat's window that she just opened, Cat having the chance to kill Silvermane, Frankie calling out Ben for his shabby appearance, Cat confiding her life story to Ben while Flint secretly watches from the shadows, Janet breaking the ice with Lonnie by dealing him into a card game, Ben taking Cat back to his apartment with one clean drinking glass, Ben finally telling the backstory of what happened to Ruby J. Williams, Ben having to pretend to be a coward to get Cat to leave so he can change into The Spider, Silvermane trying to remind Mayor Morris and the Chief of Police who put them in their positions, The Spider's fight with Megawatt, Mayor Morris trying to use The Spider to help his re-election campaign, Cat pulling a Margot Kidder Lois Lane by throwing herself out of the window to force Ben to confirm he's The Spider, Cat's romantic feelings for Ben being incredibly sudden, Silvermane having some really dumb minions, our favorite quotes of the episode, new Fandom Zone Fan Mail from Dave Proctor, Jesse Jackson and Ken from Chicago, my tease for next week's episode, and more!
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Be sure to come back next week when DJ Nik and I discuss "Betrayal", the fifth episode of Spider-Noir, right here on The Fandom Zone Podcast!
"End, begin, all the same. Big change. Sometimes good, sometimes bad." -- Aughra, The Dark Crystal
Hello again, movie fans! My wonderful co-host Xan Sprouse and I are back with a new episode of Drunk Cinema! This time, Xan and I watchThe Dark Crystal, the 1982 dark fantasy film directed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz, featuring the voices of Stephen Garlick as Jen, Lisa Maxwell as Kira, Billie Whitelaw as Aughra, and Percy Edwards as Fizzgig!
This time, Xan and I discuss things like Xan forgetting to text me on my birthday, Xan getting to discuss one of her all-time favorite films, Xan preferring Dark Crystal to Labyrinth, our favorite Muppet movies, Dark Crystal getting robbed at the Oscars, composer Trevor Jones, our dads being unable to appreciate fantasy movies, Xan being fifty, the Skeksis identifying by their job title, Jen being a naturalist, Jen's Mystic Master dying like Yoda, young David Duchovny making a good Gelfling, sending the Crystal to voicemail, Billie Whitelaw as Mrs. Baylock in The Omen and Joyce Cooper in Hot Fuzz, Fizzgig being the result if Chewbacca has sex with a Tribble, Will Byers in Stranger Things playing the music from the Podlings' party, Fizzgig being eternally pissed, Landstriders creeping Xan out, why you should never trust a Skeksis, the Garthim falling apart like the Bluesmobile, Jim Henson originally wanting to call the movie "The Dark Chrysalis", new Drunk Mail from Christine Peruski, picking Enter the Dragon as my birthday movie, and more!
If you'd like to check out our podcast and subscribe to us, you can find us on...
And in honor of our fifth anniversary, we have a NEW Drunk Cinema t-shirt, which you can find on TeePublic by clicking HERE! This spiffy shirt looks great while you're listening to the Drunk Cinema podcast or when you're attending your favorite film festival! Or you can order all sorts of cool Drunk Cinema merch there as well!
Be sure to come back in two weeks as Xan and I watch Enter the Dragon, the 1973 martial arts film directed by Robert Clouse, featuring Bruce Lee as Lee, John Saxon as Roper, Jim Kelly as Williams, and Shih Kien as Han!
"I hope she's reached her Place of Perfection." "Yes, but not that way." "She didn't understand. She couldn't understand. She wanted to save our lives, and perhaps the lives of all the other beings of the solar system. I hope she's found her Perfection. Oh, how I shall always remember her as one of the daughters of the gods. Yes, as one of the daughters of the gods." -- The First Doctor and Steven Taylor,Doctor Who: "The Daleks' Master Plan" Episode 4: "The Traitors"
Hello again, everyone! My partner in time Jesse Jackson and I are back with another new episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast! This time, we discuss Doctor Who's return to the Wilderness Years, along with Episodes 1 through 4 of "The Daleks' Master Plan", the fourth serial ofDoctor Who Season 3 from 1965-66, featuring William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Peter Purves as Steven Taylor, Adrienne Hill as Katarina, and introducing Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom!
In this episode, Jesse and I discuss things like Jesse sending my birthday gift to my old mailing address, the big news that the Doctor Who 2026 Christmas Special is cancelled and Russell T Davies and Bad Wolf Productions are out, why J. Michael Straczynski won't be the new Doctor Who showrunner, Russell T Davies misleading everyone about the 2026 Christmas Special, more on Doctor Who fandom being toxic these days, Disney not wanting to air The War Between the Land and the Sea even though they paid for it, what Jesse and I would like to see from a new Doctor Who production team, why we won't see new Doctor Who until 2028 at the earliest, hoping that Doctor Who returns before we die, Jesse "eating his vegetables" with "The Daleks' Master Plan", "The Daleks' Master Plan" being the longest undisputed Doctor Who story to date, why the serial was 12 episodes long, Katarina being the first companion to be killed off and why she was written out of the series, Terry Nation modeling Sara Kingdom on Cathy Gale from The Avengers TV series, Episode 4 being loaned to the children's magazine program Blue Peter but never being returned to the BBC Film Library, why the mineral taranium was changed from vitaranium, Jesse feeling sorry for Adrienne Hill, the Doctor being two steps ahead of everyone else, Katarina's sacrifice to save the Doctor and Steven, the Doctor posing as Zephon during the Legion of Doom meeting, Jesse's reaction to Nicholas Courtney as Bret Vyon instead of the Brigadier, our first reactions to Sara Kingdom, really bad YouTube animation for the missing episodes, the Daleks hooking up with elite space billionaires to take over the universe, Zephon trying to throw Mavic Chen under the bus, wondering why the Doctor and Steven quickly forgot about Katarina after she died, our favorite quotes of the episode, my Reverse the Reverse the Polarity segment, new listener feedback from Holly Mac and Dave Proctor, my advice on how you stay married, and more!
If you'd like to check out our latest episode, you can find us on...
We have a NEW Next Stop Everywhere t-shirt, which you can find on TeePublic right HERE! This spiffy shirt looks great when you're listening to your favorite Doctor Who podcast and travelling through time and space! Or you could order all sorts of cool Next Stop Everywhere merch there as well!
Be sure to come back in two weeks for the next episode of Next Stop Everywhere as Jesse and I discuss Episodes 5 through 8 of "The Daleks' Master Plan", the fourth serial of Doctor Who Season 3 from 1965-66, featuring William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Peter Purves as Steven Taylor, and Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom!
