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Prince of Darkness has a swirling vat of green science goo that has been sealed off for millennia that is in fact the anti-god turning people into zombies and trying to bring about the end of world. All this and directed by the great John Carpenter, master of horror and camp artiste. Sounds pretty right? Then why can it be so boring. Nathan and Ryan are on the case as they continue this batch, lovingly called John Carpenter's Batch. Email us at ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca  We are on Hive and instagram, okvideopodcast BlueSky, OKVideo -R Science Satan

Jack Burton is here to save the day. Ryan and Nathan talk about the comedy action masterpiece Big Trouble in Little China in our ongoing look at the works of B-Movie Master John Carpenter. Thanks for joining us. Email us at ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca  We are on Hive and instagram, okvideopodcast BlueSky, OKVideo -N Mortal Kombat

Ryan and Nathan take a ride with Christine , a Plymouth Fury with a taste for murder in our ongoing look at the films of John Carpenter. Then we reevaluate Richard M. Nixon's presidency.  If you'd like to send in questions for a future episode, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Hive and Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo. For written reviews and lists of previous episodes, we are on Letterboxd, Kraznor and Ryan McCulloch. -N Underrated President

In the summer of 1982, there were two films from Universal Pictures featuring an alien visiting our planet. One was a cute little botanist named E.T. whose film set box office records. The other was about a very different sort of alien, one that brought out mistrust and terror in all it encountered. The Thing . That movie made...less money, but it eventually found its audience and Ryan and Nathan are two of them. If you'd like to send us questions for future shows, email ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca We are also on Instagram, okvideopodcast, and BlueSky, OKVideo.  -N Blair wrote the program himself, accounting for as many parameters as he could think of