prisoners of the ghostland

Hardcore film fanatics probably already know the name Sono Sion from his many works in Japan where he’s been hailed as “one of the most idiosyncratic artists of his generation.” 

From films such as “Suicide Club” to “Love Exposure,” Sion had a reputation for grotesque violence, extreme eroticism, surreal images and complex narratives. 

In 2018, Sion planned his first overseas production with an English language film that would star Nicolas Cage, who described the project as “the wildest movie I’ve ever made.” 

The original script for the film was actually written as a more straight forward action film but Sion had to add his own personal touches, which the director says “added a little bit of weirdness.” The film is set against a dystopian society ruled over by a ruthless Governor who sends Cage’s character out into a nuclear wasteland to retrieve his granddaughter, which is a code name for one of his sex slaves.

In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we’re going to check the explosives strapped to our bodies and grab a samurai sword as we review the 2021 sci-fi fever dream known as “Prisoners of the Ghostland”….

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This week is all about Pieces of a Woman (Netflix), Prisoners of the Ghostland (Shudder), and "Slewfoot" by Brom.

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In the newest episode of the AIPT Movies podcast, Alex, Tim, and Matt discuss Nicholas Cage’s post-apocalyptic, Neo-Western/Samurai movie, Prisoners of the Ghostland! If you’ve always wanted to see Cage spend an entire movie in a booby-trapped leather jumpsuit, your wait is finally over.

As always, they also cover movie news and new releases, but this time they seemingly get a visit from Liam Neeson!? I’ll just give it away now: it’s not actually him, but you may be surprised by who it really is! Even more surprising, Matt reveals that he’s involved in a sinister plot!

The AIPT Movies podcast is hosted by Alex Harris, Tim Gardiner, and Matt Paul. You can find Alex on Instagram and Twitter @alexharriscomix. Matt is a terrific artist that you can find on Instagram @no_wheres_ville. Tim can’t be found on social media because he doesn’t exist. 

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We discuss influential New York indie horror filmmakers of the 70s to 2000s,  including Frank Henenlotter, Abel Ferrara, Jim Mickle, William Lustig, Larry Cohen and Lloyd Kaufman.

On this week's radar: "Squid Game", "Prisoners of the Ghostland", "The Puppet Monster Massacre" and Ricky Glore's crowdfunding campaign for, "All Your Friends Are Dead".  

Audio clips ("Basket Case", "Ms. 45", "Summer School“, "From Dusk Till Dawn").

Intro and outro music by Tony Longworth. Check out Tony's podcast, "The Dark Alternative Music Composer" on Spotify. *Indie filmmakers: visit this website for free music for your projects: http://tonylongworth.com/freemusic/.

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Don’t worry, these are tears of joy. Why? In this packed episode of Cinnamonholics, we dish on TIFF 2021, catch up on Paul Schrader’s The Card Counter and Justin Chon’s Blue Bayou, then review some movies. First, there’s Clint Eastwood’s new western, Cry Macho, starring himself, which just hit theaters and HBO Max. Then we get into The Eyes of Tammy Faye, starring Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield, and Jon’s personal, childhood memories (just wait). Then we have a special surprise celebrity guest (Nicolas Cage?!) on the show to help us review his new movie Prisoners of the Ghostland.

Show Notes:

• 00:00:00 – Cinnamonholics 
• 00:15:45 – Brief thoughts on The Card Counter
• 00:26:20 – Brief thoughts on Blue Bayou
• 00:37:55 – TIFF 2021 wrap-up
• 00:59:30 – Cry Macho review
• 01:30:00 – The Eyes of Tammy Faye review
• 01:58:55 – Prisoners of the Ghostland review

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Season 22 Episode 36 "Podshop" - On this Episode we breakdown all the news in TV and Movies from 9/14/21-9/20/21, PLUS we Review "Copshop" "Prisoners of the Ghostland" and "Cinderella"  with TV Reviews of Impeachment: American Crime Story, Frogger and so much more...

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September releases  to check out including "Prisoners of the Ghostland", "Malignant", "Superhost", "Creepshow Season3" and "Elvira's Very Scary,.

Audio clips ("Summer School“, "From Dusk Till Dawn").

Intro and outro music by Tony Longworth. Check out Tony's podcast, "The Dark Alternative Music Composer" on Spotify. *Indie filmmakers: visit this website for free music for your projects: http://tonylongworth.com/freemusic/.

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On this episode, we review A Quite Place 2 and Wall of Chefs for this week's Crossing the Streams.  For current events, we discuss the misunderstanding between Disney and Shang-Chi star Simu Liu, Ryan Reynolds mentioning that a Free Guy sequel is on the table, and the trailer for the upcoming Nicolas Cage film, Prisoners of the Ghostland.  For our main topic, we jump on the bandwagon of taking old IPs and bringing them back as a movie or series.  We pitch ideas for Speed 3, Goonies 2, a The Losers tv series, a Roger Rabbit prequel series, a Brendan Fraser Mummy 3 redo, and others.