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Iconic actor Chris Sarandon stops by the Midnight Spookshow to talk about the challenges of playing Jerry the vampire in the cult classic film Fright Night, working with legendary director Rob Reiner on The Princess Bride, and his role in the upcoming Jason Statham action flick, Safe. This plus stories from behind the of Dog Day Afternoon, The Nightmare Before Christmas and more awaits, so turn it up and turn out the lights!

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• Safe (2012)

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Steve is impressed by the 'Life on Mars - Full motion-capture viewing experience with audio commentary' feature on Disney's Mars Needs Moms Blu-ray, and John finds the Conan the Barbarian remake to be one of the most trying theatrical experiences of the year.

Fright Night and Attack the Block get the full review treatment.

Plus the new Blu-ray releases of Top Gun and Stanley Kubrick's The Killing and The Killer's Kiss are discussed.

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It's our San Diego Comic-Con movie special! Jimmy interviewed the cast of Sushi Girl and attended press conferences for Knights of Badassdom and Fright Night.  The Sushi Girl interviews were 2 cast members at a time in a hallway at the Marriot Marina. Personal and intimate and fun!Knights of Badassdom was a big press conference so Jimmy just put the digital recorder on the table. You can hear the actors fine and the director repeats questions from the audience. Fright Night was a bit short and sound is kind of low. Still, some fun stuff with the cast! Hope you enjoy! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

(June 6, 2011) Dr J hosts "From the Front Lines of the Culture War" on Catholic Radio of San Diego.  Today she's interviewing Dr Warren Farrell, author of several books, including Father and Child Reunion.  They're discussing divorce, viewed through the lens of fatherhood, and how different parenting styles can create friction in a divorce situation.  Check out CatholicRadioOfSanDiego.com for more information on the show

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Joining John Black and Steve Head this week is Meg Quinn, film critic with Gatehouse Media's Ipswich Chronicle. We discuss all the goodness that is Bridesmaids, the latest product from the Judd Apatow factory. And, I must say, one of his best films to date. (Thank you, Ms Wiig.)

Also in this episode, we talk about the new film Hesher, starring Joseph Gordon-Leavitt, and Everything Must Go, starring Will Farrell. Meg and I aren't so keen on Everthing Must Go, but John explains why the movie is "well worth seeing, especially if you had any addictions."

And for our picks of the week, we can't say enough good things about Jonathan Demme's Something Wild (1986) And we can only say a couple good things, if that, about Richard Lester's How I Won the War (1967) co-starring John Lennon.

We recorded this episode at Panera Bread in Brookline, Ma, located directly across the street from the Coolidge Corner theater. As always, We tried to find a quite spot to record. Our apologies for any obrusive background noise.
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Writer and performance artist Fiona McGregor speaks with PhD student Charlotte Farrell about her books "Indelible Ink" and "Strange Museums: A Journey Through Poland".

Buck Weaver, switch-hitting third baseman/shortstop for the Chicago White Sox from 1912 through 1920.

In an especially festive episode, Evan and Bitmob Managing Editor Brett Bates talk about their favorite (and least favorite) holiday specials and movies. They also read some listener e-mails, explain why Elf is the Ultimate Christmas Movie, and subject themselves to the worst holiday special of all time.

Happy Wishmas.

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• Multiple Team Membership: A Theoretical Model of its Effects on Productivity and Learning for Individuals, Teams, and Organizations by Michael Boyer O'Leary, Boston College, Carroll School of Management, Department of Organization Studies; Mark Mortensen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management and Anita Williams Woolley, Carnegie Mellon University

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Ed Helms, from the new movie, "The Hangover" talks about his real-life experience in a capella groups. Perry Farrell talks about the Jane's Addiction reunion and what it takes to get into the mindset of the person he was when he first started the band. The Holy Craft mourns the passing of Jay Bennett and does a low-impact mashup of Wilco and Peter Laughner. Lots of cool music too, including Booker T and the MGs and Magic Magic.

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