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Alrighty kids, grab your compass, hiking boots and pack of cigarettes as we wonder off into the deep woods and experience the absolute thrill of hunting humans for sport...this week we see if we have what it takes for Surviving the Game. 

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer may have immortal legends such as Swanson, Perry, Hauer, Sutherland, and Reubens, but is it possible for a vampire film to just suck? Listen as Will and Matt sink their teeth into floating vampires, angry bikers spreading rumors, and high school basketball.

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BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
dir. Fran Rubel Kuzul
starring: Kristy Swanson; Donald Sutherland; Luke Perry

This week we dive in with Harrison Ford for our Creator Profile and his cyberpunk detective noir cult classic, Blade Runner, from 1982! Dont forget to check out the socials and remember we thank you all for your continued support!

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What do Rutger Hauer (Blade Runner), Mimi Rogers (Bosch), and Joan Chen (Twin Peaks) have in common? They were all in this straight to TV action scifi film turned road trip movie with antics... Wedlock. 

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WEDLOCK
dir. Lewis Teague
starring: Rutger Hauer; Mimi Rogers; Joan Chen

Jackie and Greg get soaked in the perpetually rainy, smog-choked Los Angeles of the future for Ridley Scott's BLADE RUNNER from 1982. Topics of discussion include a comparison of the many different cuts of the film, how it works better as a mood piece than a detective story, the elaborate sets and special effects, and a debate on the age-old question: is Deckard a replicant?

#69 on Sight & Sound's 2012 "The 100 Greatest Films of All Time" list.
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#54 on Sight & Sound's 2022 "The Greatest Films of All Time" list.  https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/greatest-films-all-time

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Will and Matt are diving back into the "Pyun-iverse" with BLAST from 1997 wherein Los Angeles pretends to be Atlanta, the movie pretends to be Die Hard, and Linden Ashby pretends he isn't actually just Johnny Cage!

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BLAST
dir. Albert Pyun
starring: Kimberly Warren; Rutger Hauer; Linden Ashby

BLADE RUNNER (1982) is director Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece; a huge influence on both movies and popular culture as a whole, a nightmarish vision of the future, a triumph of world building, lighting, and sound design with still excellent looking special effects and also it's a total bore. Set in the grimy, rain-soaked streets of a dystopian 2019 Los Angeles, Harrison Ford stars as Rick Deckard, a weary ex-cop forced back into his old job as a 'Blade Runner', assigned to hunt down and 'retire' renegade androids known as replicants, including their inspirational leader, Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer). Way too slow and featuring an unconvincing love story, the amoral Deckard is a singularly uninteresting character, who manages to be completely devoid of anything approaching charisma, something of an achievement from the man who was Han Solo and Indiana Jones. Multiple cuts of the movie have ruined the ambiguity of the original theatrical release which is still the definitive version. 

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Another week... Another movie to review! This week we are talking about Buffy the vampire slayer from 1992! Don't forget to give us a rating were ever you get your podcast! And if you watch us on YouTube or Rumble then LIKE SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! Also leave a comment or hit us up at THEBONSAIMOVIECREW@GMAIL.COM ... Find us on Twitter, Facebook, & TikTok! And as always we love all of you for the support and we hope you enjoy!

This time around, we discuss the 1982 neo-noir cyberpunk classic directed by RIDLEY SCOTT and starring HARRISON FORD, RUTGER HAUER, and SEAN YOUNG. 

One of the greatest science fiction films of all time and the visual foundation for the cyberpunk genre. Based on the novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' by Philip K Dick.

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Melanie, Daniel, and Melvin talk Ladyhawke, Richard Donner’s fantasy family film featuring Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfieffer, and Matthew Broderick.

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• Melanie specifically wanted to hear what Melvin and Dan thought of Ladyhawke. Melvin, for some reason, initially thought Ladyhawke was a wrestling movie.
• Melvin shares his strange fixation on Matthew Broderick.
• Melanie has been thinking about “remakes” a lot, and apart from the nostalgic joy she has with Ladyhawke, she’s been thinking about what would make for a good remake of this charismatic fantasy flick.
• For Melvin, a remake, reboot, or sequel doesn't necessarily need to be tied down to anything, it merely needs to be in conversation with its predecessor in some fashion. He also proposes practical, fun ideas for a theoretical remake of LadyHawke.
• For Daniel, remakes are only interesting if they adopt ideas or messages and re-adopt them with new information. In other words, how does a political thriller change when the world changes?
• Some movies, even as you watch them, feel like they need a remake. Melvin proposes a couple.
• Remakes, ironically, are also very final. It declares that the old canon is over and that a new canon is being established.

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• Poltergeist (1982) (Movie)
• Knowing God by J.I. Packer (Book)

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Joel and Chris are joined by film analysts Alex Jessep and Matt O'Dwyer to discuss 1982's Blade Runner and put a Thing in there!
The Thing. John Carpenter's The Thing.
Alex and Matt are two of Joel's oldest friends, so who better to discuss Blade Runner, the ultimate film about friendship? 
Chris loves Harrison Ford's goofy persona, Joel realises it's not the ultimate film about friendship, Alex thinks Gaff is the worst detective and Matt wonders if you can replicate a replicant? A replireplicant?

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„Für seine Freunde ist der 21-jährige Joe Talbot ein Typ, dessen langweiliges Leben mit einem langweiligen Tod enden wird. Doch das war, bevor Joe in „CROSSWORLDS" landete. Alles ändert sich schlagartig, als die schöne Laura auf einer Party erscheint, Joe beim Namen nennt und wieder geheimnisvoll verschwindet. Nachts erwacht Joe. Laura steht mit einem Messer über ihm und fixiert den Kristallanhänger, den er an seinem Hals trägt. Plötzlich erscheint ein rotgekleideter Reiter mit Pferd vor seiner Tür, und durchs Fenster stürzt ein Mann, der mit einer MP auf Joe und Laura feuert. Die beiden können mit Joes Auto fliehen. Sie landen bei A.T. (RUTGER HAUER), den Laura um Hilfe bittet. Aber A.T. verweigert diese, er sei „raus aus dem Geschäft". Erst als er Joes Kristall entdeckt, ist er sofort bereit, die zwei auf eine unerklärliche Mission zu begleiten ... Joe versteht die Welt nicht mehr. Haben die mysteriösen Abenteuer mit seinem anscheinend magischen Kristall zu tun? Oder ist er vielleicht in einer anderen Dimension gelandet?“ (Video-Klappentext, Highlight Video)

A film about a "blade runner" who goes and "retires" androids. Kyle just wants to dream of electric sheep. Dave gets to fanboy about his favourite movie. The Machine is attracted to Harrison Ford.

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This episode is chaos! This week the boys take a step back from the darker side of horror and cover a large chunk of horror related news and take a dive into the horror comedy movie, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Buffy Summers is your average high school girl, she's a cheerleader, she's part of the dance committee, oh and did we mention she's a Slayer? Destined to fight vampires, Buffy is joined by her mentor Merrick as he trains her to fulfill her role as the Chosen One. But when one vampire in particular threatens her and her school, she must Step up and save her town from being taken over. 

Timecodes:
Intro: 0:00
Horror Hour Round-up: 2:46
Halloween Ends spoilers: 19:52 - 23:48
Jeff's Heated Corner: 26:55 - 32:20
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Discussion: 36:15
Final thoughts: 1:15:44
Wrap-up: 1:24:53

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Welcome back from the dead. Financial guru Mia Lemel joins us this week as we explore the character assassination and descent into mediocrity that is the back half of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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This week's Listener Takeover pick comes from Janel. She has chosen to torture the guys with 1989's Blind Fury, starring Rutger Hauer and Terry O'Quinn (the dude from Lost). Can Blind Fury stay out of the list of shame? Or will it burn like so many other listener picks?

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We're back at it and feeling five by five this week as we get into the first part of the television series of the syndicated horror classic: Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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