Monday, October 30, 2023

RW569 - Andy Warhol Monsters Rewatch - Blood for Dracula

 


In this episode of The Andy Warhol Monsters Rewatch, Cory and Eoghan seek pure podcasting sustenance as they discuss Blood for Dracula.

Trailer:

Our Favourite Trivia:

On a $300,000 budget, it had a US domestic box office return of $283,134.


Similar to Flesh for Frankenstein, Italian director Antonio Margheriti is credited in Italian prints of the film despite not directing it. This misattribution led both producer Carlo Ponti and Margheriti to be put on trial for "continued and aggravated fraud against the state" by attempting to gain benefits by law for Italian films.


Furthermore, on release the film was promoted with Andy Warhol's name again. When asked about how he contributed to the film, Warhol responded that "I go to the parties," following up that "All of us at The Factory contribute ideas."


Udo Kier lost 20 pounds (9kg) in one week to play Count Dracula. On the first day of filming, he was so weak that he could not stand.


Roman Polanski was asked to do a cameo in this film. It’s commonly said that he did the cameo because he was shooting What? on a nearby set, but he had in fact completed that film before appearing here.

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Thursday, October 26, 2023

RW568 - Quantum Leap Revival S02E04 - The Lonely Hearts Club

 


In this weeks episode of The Quantum Leap Revival, Cory and Tom learn the difference between love and reality as they discuss season 2 episode 4, The Lonely Hearts Club.

The Lonely Hearts Club:

Written by: Kristy Lowrey

Directed by: M.J. Bassett

Airdate: October 25, 2023


Synopsis: 

Ben leaps into Summer Walsh, an agent for Neal Russell, a former big star whose career has leveled off in his sunset years. As Ben talks with Neal, piling on tons of praise for his and Addison’s love of his movies, they go through Neal’s mail which includes some returned letters, before Neal excuses himself. Addison arrives to gush over Ben’s luck before she tells him that he is here to prevent Neal’s disappearance on this day. They rush off to find Neal but only find one envelope he left behind: an invitation to the wedding of his old co-star and former wife, Laura.


Meanwhile, at the project, Magic introduces Tom to the entire QL team, citing him as the reason they are back. Tom drops some uncomfortable news on them however, that he is going to be doing a necessary audit of the project due to the government's involvement. He pulls Ian aside and asks to investigate some energy spikes he has been seeing that have increased lately over the readings from 3 years prior. When Addison reruns from the leap, he mentions that people seemed off put by his announcement earlier, before commenting on her interactions with Ben on the leap. She asks what he thinks about the situation but he says he hasn't seen enough yet to give an opinion before turning the conversation around and complimenting her. Ian continues their investigation but then sees something in the data, calling someone and asking them to meet.


Ben and Addison head to Laura’s where the wedding is taking place and find Neal begging Laura to take him back, much to the chagrin of her fiancee who leaves quickly and returns with a samurai sword. Ben steps in between them and they both are thrown out, with Neal deciding that he is going sailing, something that Addison says Ben is here to stop him from doing as THAT is how he was discovered, his body washed up on shore. While Addison tells Ben that he should focus on getting Neal to his Tonight Show appearance, Ben starts to help Neal come up with ideas to win Laura back.


Ian meets with Rachel but as soon as she kisses them, she knows something is wrong. They tell her about their findings: that the computer chip they received from her boss for Ziggy, is now transmitting data back to her boss. She tells them the only thing they will get is the data about the actual AI, but Ian’s expression reveals to her that they did in fact find Ben and the data being transferred could lead her boss to the true nature of Quantum Leap. She is hurt that Ian would lie to her about this and storms off. 


As Neal and Ben drive along, finding things for their winning Laura back mission, Addison continues to try and pressure Ben to stop , stating that in the future, Laura and Michael are still happily married, but he counters by recalling a past leap where he gambled on love despite Addison’s insistence to do something else. After he finishes, Addison has left the imaging chamber.


Neal and Ben sneak into a wax museum to steal his old tuxedo from the episode of the show where he married Laura, but the two are caught by the police. Luckily, Ben, with help from Addison, manages to play the celebrity card, getting Neal to agree to do a special performance for the cop’s daughter. 


Magic has the team reading Neal’s memoirs in an attempt to read between the lines and find out more about how to help Ben’s situation, with Tom coming up with information about a woman Neal was with 30 years ago who dropped out of the business and never acted again. They realize the returned letters Neal received were from a C.R. Lambert, Caroline Lambert, a daughter he never publicly acknowledged. Addison tries to tell Ben about this but he won’t believe until much prompting and he looks at the clues that reference the daughter in Neal’s life. By accident Addison drops Tom’s name and the two begin arguing about their situation, with Ben thinking that Addison fears Ben will act like Neal when he returns home, and yelling at her for giving up on him when he would never have done that. Addison counters that it’s easy to say things like that when you aren’t the one who was left behind waiting. Luckily Neal comes out to pull Ben away.


Neal and Ben sneak into the wedding and Neal confronts Laura, making a grand gesture for her love. Laura stops and asks Neal if he is ok, which takes both him and Ben aback. She tells him this is reality, and their love was from years ago, that it’s time to change and move on. Neal leaves and is determined more than ever to go sailing, forgoing his Tonight Show appearance. Ben realizes the depth of what Laura said and apologizes to Addison who tells him there’s nothing to apologize for. 


Tom talks with Magic and asks about the quantum accelerator, positing that perhaps it was always meant to be a one way trip, that sacrifice is what was required in order to implement the changes in the past. 


Ben takes Neal to his daughter’s house, and tells him to go and try, despite the returned letters. Ben works in the story of Addison seeing her father during one of their leaps and how it changed her, and Neal decides to try. Addison says the two reunite and she even takes him to the Tonight Show, where he tells the story of this day and it reinvigorates his career, giving them with a lot more Neal Russell movies to watch. 


Ben winces at the comment and tells Addison that the last two leaps have been brutal, and despite Addison saying hey will work this all out, he tells her that he can’t get over her if she’s there all the time, and finally tells her that she can’t be his hologram right now, as he leaps, and Addison sheds a tear.

Ziggy’s Data Retrieval:

Who is Ben? 

  • Summer Walsh

Where is Ben? 

  • Los Angeles, California

When is Ben? 

  • April 4th, 2000

Closest Previous leaps- 

  • S01E02 “Atlantis” 1998

Closet location to Sam Beckett-

  • S01E08 "Camikazi Kid" 1961 

  • S02E07 "Thou Shalt Not" 1974 

  • S02E11 "A Portrait for Troian" 1971

  • S03E07 "Black on White on Fire" 1965 

  • S04E19 "Moment to Live" 1985

Closet time to Sam Beckett-

  • S04E01 “The Leap Back” September 18, 1999 Stallions Gate, New Mexico


List of media starring Neal Russell:

Awful Good Together (TV show)

Cosmic Attraction

Duplication

Public Safety

Coming Full Circus


Erica Gimpel played Laura. She was in 29 of the 42 episodes of God Friended Me (An atheist's life is turned upside down when God adds him as a friend on Facebook), 45 of the 82 episodes of The Profiler and 62 episodes of the original FAME TV series. 


Tim Matheson was Neal. Currently he stars in Virgin River (Seeking a fresh start, nurse practitioner Melinda Monroe moves from Los Angeles to a remote Northern California town and is surprised by what and who she finds). Prior to that he was a lead in Hart of Dixie (New Yorker and new doctor Zoe Hart accepts an offer from a stranger, Dr. Harley Wilkes, to work in his medical practice in Bluebell, Alabama. She arrives to find that he has died and left half the practice to her in his will, with Rachel Bilson.) He had a recurring role in The West Wing, starred with Lou Diamond Phillips in the 10 episode series Wolf Lake (Set in the Pacific Northwest, this suspense thriller explores what happens when werewolves overtake a small Seattle suburb, Paul Wesley also starred and Bruce McGill guest starred), and headlined the 13 episode series Breaking News (drama about 24 hour cable news network).


He appeared in 24 episodes of the over 200 episode series The Virginian, before enlisting in the Marine Reserves for a short time, keeping his life as an actor secret so he wouldn’t be seen as a Hollywood Marine like Elvis was Hollywood military. Later in 71, he did 14 episodes of Bonanza, and starred in two westerns titled Hitched and Lock, Stock and Barrel. In one he played Clare Bridgeman, in the other Clarence Bridgman. He did appear in an episode of Bill Bixby’s The Magician.


He is likely best known for his role of Eric “Otter” Stratton in National Lampoon’s Animal House but has had many other notable movie roles such as Chris Farley and David Spade’s Black Sheep, Drop Dead Fred, The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, National Lampoon’s Van Wilder, Child’s Play, Up The Creek, Fletch, and 1941 (Hysterical Californians prepare for a Japanese invasion in the days after Pearl Harbor), amongst many others.


Many of his credits in recent years has him as a guest actor for a small number of episodes in shows and movies like A Very Brady Sequel, The Goldbergs, Evil, This Is Us, The Good Fight, The Affair, CSI, and Burn Notice. That includes animated projects as well like Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Fast and Furious Spy Racers, Batman: The Brave and The Bold, Justice League Unlimited and even headlined The Legend of Calamity Jane.



He got his start way back in the early 1960’s appearing on sitcoms such as Leave it To Beaver and My Three Sons. He was the voice of Johnny Quest in 1964 and 1965 (credited as Matthieson). He also voiced the perhaps not politically correct light skinned, red headed, Sinbad Jr. in the 81 episode cartoon of the same name (Sinbad Jr is of course the son of Sinbad the Sailor, described as hailing from Baghdad. When Sinbad Jr tightens his belt, his chest puffs out, his waist gets smaller, and he gains the strength of 50 men. Aided with his smart-aleck pet parrot Salty, Jr. he would go on to thwart the plans of the evil Rotcoddam). He also provided the voice of Jace, kid sidekick, along with his sister Jan, and pet monkey Blip, to Space Ghost.


In 1989 he and another friend/producer Dan Grodnik, bought National Lampoon when the magazine company was on the decline and managed to raise its shares from $2 to $6, eventually selling it just a few years later for a profit.


Unsung Hero: Uncredited

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Monday, October 23, 2023

RW567 - Andy Warhol Monsters Rewatch - Flesh for Frankenstein

 


In this episode of The Andy Warhol Monsters Rewatch, Cory and Eoghan build the perfect podcast specimen as they discuss Flesh for Frankenstein.

Trailer:

Our Favourite Trivia:

On a budget of $300,000 the Los Angeles Times stated that the film grossed $7 million by 1974.


Warhol's contributions to the film were minimal, including visiting the set once and briefly visiting during the editing period. While some Italian prints credit second unit director Antonio Margheriti as director of the film under his pseudonym "Anthony M. Dawson", Udo Kier has stated that Margheriti had nothing to do with directing the film. Margheriti was credited as the director to ensure the film would obtain Italian nationality for the producers due to Italian laws. Tonino Guerra is credited as the screenwriter in the Italian prints as well, but his input is strictly limited to the Italian print of the film, as the only writer whose work on the film was ever evident was Morrissey himself. Margheriti did shoot some special effects scenes, including the scene involving "breathing lungs" made from pigs' lungs.


In 1973 Paul Morrissey and Joe Dallesandro came to Italy to shoot a film for producers Andrew Braunsberg and Carlo Ponti. The original idea came from director Roman Polanski, who had met Morrissey when promoting his film What?, with Morrissey stating that Polanski felt he would be "a natural person to make a 3-D film about Frankenstein.”


The film was shot with a 3D technique called Spacevision. Unlike other 3D films that usually required red and blue glasses, this one required polarized glasses with one lens slightly shifted, which allowed full colors in the film. The 3D effects were mostly pronounced in the center of the screen. Most presentations found today are in 2D.


At first, Morrissey intended to rely on improvisation for the dialogue for his characters, but had to come up with a new method, as this would not work for some actors, such as Udo Kier.

This led to Morrissey preparing the dialogue day-by-day, dictating it to Pat Hackett at his studio.


The film was rated X in the USA due to its explicit depiction of sex and violence.


The gory special effects are an early example of the work of Carlo Rambaldi who would later go on to do the special effects for E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982).

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Thursday, October 19, 2023

RW566 - Quantum Leap Revival S02E03 - Closure Encounters

 


In this weeks episode of The Quantum Leap Revival, Cory and Tom are taken away to feel their feelings as they discuss season 2 episode 3, Closure Encounters.

Closure Encounters:

Written by: Romy Loor

Directed by: Chris Grismer

Airdate: October 18, 2023


Synopsis: 

Ben leaps into the body of Special Agent Robert Cook, an agent that investigates UFO sightings for Project Sign. After a brief gnome encounter with a farmer and mischievous kids, Ben finds orders to go to Starlight, New Mexico to investigate Carrie Baker who had a car accident, leaving her friend, Melanie Hunt, in a coma. As Ben drives, Addison asks if he wants to talk, and he guesses that she is with someone new, asking her how long. She responds that it’s been 8 months and will tell him anything he wants to know, but he chooses to focus on the leap instead. 


Ben questions Carrie who relays her experience of being run off the road by a bright light after their radio started making weird noises. She remembers telling Melanie to run ahead of her since she was going slower but then fell into a ravine where she hid till morning. 


The sheriff shows up and reveals himself to be Carrie’s grandfather. He explains that he found Melanie in her car and not the woods, and explains how for the last year, since her mother died, he has been trying to clean up her messes all over town. Addison points out that the grandfather is hurting but comes from a generation ill equipped to deal with grief, and how to talk to teenage girls about dealing with it. Russell Hunt, the big man in town and Melanie’s father, shows up at the hospital demanding that Sheriff Morgan put his granddaughter in lockup, but the sheriff pushes back against his request. He tells Ben that he hopes he can find something to help his granddaughter out.


Ben goes to the local diner and talks with Hannah, the waitress, who says she believes Carrie because she is just prone to believing crazy things. She reasons that someone from the 1850’s would decry their modern day inventions like planes, atom bombs, yo-yo’s and even the discovery of centrifugal force as witchcraft.


Ben and Morgan go to the crash site, but on their way they are followed by two of Hunt’s men. Morgan whips the car around and plays chicken with them, winning the game as the two men crash their car into the side of the road. After the crazy stunt, Ben realizes that it was the sheriff himself who called in the anonymous tip about the UFO sighting in order to get someone out there to investigate. At the site, Addison finds a partial footprint with Morgan explaining that no hunters come out there and even if they did, why would they brush away all their other tracks. 


Addison reasons with Ben that Carrie could have been in shock and that she unintentionally lied about what happened, but Ben won’t hear of it. He goes to visit Carrie and when he says he found something, she has a visible reaction to it and tells him more of what she remembers, including a figure with three green eyes.


Later, Hunt’s men attack Ben but Sheriff Morgan arrives and fires his gun, scaring them off. He warns Ben that if he does help clear Carrie’s name, Hunt might try and kill him himself. 


Back at the project, the team investigates Hunt and finds that he is the largest landowner in Starlight, having made his money in oil, but the wells dried up in 1946 and he seemingly is still laden with money. They reason that he could be running drugs, given the increase in Mexican heroin and weed after WW2, while Magic hypothesizes that a helicopter could very well look like a UFO. Magic also pulls Addison aside to suggest someone else should be in the imaging chamber due to Ben becoming very reckless on this leap, but she says that Ben thinks she abandoned him once and doesn’t want him to think she is doing it again.


Ben asks the sheriff if he knows of any military bases nearby, passing along his team’s theories, and together they decide to go investigate Hunt’s land, despite Addison warning him against going due to the approaching night. As they drive and discuss Morgan’s loss of his daughter, and failure to take proper care of Carrie, Ben reveals that he lost his fiancee recently, and that sometimes it’s nobody's fault that these things happen, but the anger still sets in one’s blood like acid. They are suddenly interrupted by a bright light and the radio outputting a strange frequency as they look above for the source. Addison tries to talk to Ben but she is kicked out of the imaging chamber. She asks Ian if it was Janis again, but Janis works for the NSA in Hawaii, and the jamming frequency is coming from Ben’s side. Ben runs from the car for cover, while the sheriff fires on the bright light above. Ben trips and falls, looking up only to see three circular green eyes attacking him.


Later, Ben awakens in a bed, with Addison telling him they don’t know what happened. As they discuss it, she admonishes him for making decisions he never would have made three years ago, but Ben turns on her with anger in his voice as he corrects her that it’s only been three days for him. He says he doesn’t know if he can get the old Ben back, but he knows he can get the lives of Sheriff Morgan and Carrie back, which is all he has to hold onto. Ben and Hannah talk, and she notices he has what looks like a spider bite on his neck. At the hospital they see that Melanie has the same marks on her neck, and they deduce that they must have been drugged, and with Melanie being smaller, the drugs put her into a coma. Carrie is soon discharged and she thanks Ben for believing in her, but he reveals that it was her grandfather who called him in. He tells his granddaughter that he doesn’t believe in UFOs but he believes in her.


Back at the project, Magic knows of a drug called Gamma Blue 5, used in the 40’s and 50’s, and that a counteracting serum was developed as well. The team also manages to work out where Hunt may have a secret military base on his land, narrowing it down to an 1100 square mile area, as well as the name of the general who would officially be in command of such a base.


Ben goes to find the sheriff and tell him what he’s learned, but he tells Ben that he was suspended from duty, and they are coming to arrest Carrie. His plan is to run and hide away, but Addison tells Ben that if they do, they will both get caught and sent to prison. Ben asks the sheriff to give him 6 hours to find a way out for him and he agrees, with Hannah helping to hide Carrie. Morgan recalls some construction on Hunt’s land at one point that he always thought was strange, and together they come up with a plan.


On Hunt’s land, Addison warns Ben against going to the base because of the drugs in his system, but Ben reveals he stole some adrenalin from the hospital to help counteract it. Addison says that she doesn’t want to have to bury him again, but Ben lets loose with his hurt and pain, telling her that no one asked her to do that, and he now has to live with that for the rest of his life. He says he needs her for this plan to work, and asks her to not give up on him again. Suddenly, the three-eyed figure appears and is taken again.


Though groggy, the adrenalin does its job and Ben catches glimpses of things as he is wheeled through a hallway on a gurney. After he awakens in a field, he is found by the sheriff, with Addison nearby.


Later, they meet with General Murray and reveal what they know, as Ben explains he saw the agents with three barreled night vision goggles, an experimental craft, and the doctors joking about their golf game as they injected him with drugs. Morgan reveals he was nearby and got pictures of the abduction and the dumping off, and Addison mentions that she saw plenty more that would be of interest to Congress. Ben and Morgan demand a statement about how the helicopter caused the car crash, the serum to the drugs for Melanie, a new car and full ride scholarship for Carrie, and for them to move their base away from town. General Murray reluctantly agrees. 


Ben tells Morgan to talk with Carrie, and share how they feel about each other. Back at the project, Addison says maybe Magic was right about having someone else go into the imaging chamber but Magic says to just give it time, suggesting that no one should go through these things alone, urging her to discuss it further with Tom. He then calls someone on the phone, telling them that this is much harder than he thought it would be. 


Ben pays a last visit to Hannah, and she reveals that she actually wanted to be a scientist, even working on the first electromechanical computer during the war. After the war however, the job went away just like most women’s jobs, and she was left trying to figure out what to do next. Recognizing her abilities for this type of work, Ben gives Hannah the name of a professor at Yale who will soon open his physics program to women, and encourages her to find out more about it. Ben leaps, and arrives as someone getting instructions on how to attack a guard, steal a statue, and then light up a place so there are no survivors.

Ziggy’s Data Retrieval:

Who is Ben? 

  • Agent Robert Cook

Where is Ben? 

  • Starlight, New Mexico

When is Ben? 

  • 1949 (37 year leap back)

Closest Previous leaps- 

  • S01E16 "Ben Interrupted" 1954

Closet location to Sam Beckett-

  • S03E15 "Piano Man" November 10, 1985 Tularosa, New Mexico

  • S04E01 “The Leap Back” September 18, 1999 Stallions Gate, New Mexico

  • S04E17 “Roberto!” January 27, 1982 Destiny, New Mexico

Closet time to Sam Beckett-

  • S04E01 “The Leap Back” Jun 15, 1945 Crown Point, Indiana


Louis Herthum was Sheriff Morgan. Early on in his career, he played a recurring character in Murder, She Wrote. He carved out a living as a character actor in about 100 credits, with some more recurring roles in True Blood, Longmire, Westworld, What/If (an anthology series which tackles a different morality tale, and the ripple effect of a single decision that changes the trajectory of an entire life), and more recently Home Before Dark (young investigative journalist, Hilde Lisko, moves with her family to the small town her father left behind, only to unearth shocking secrets in her pursuit of the truth, with Jim Sturgess) and The Peripheral (set in the future when technology has subtly altered society, a woman discovers a secret connection to an alternate reality as well as a dark future of her own, with Chloƫ Grace Moretz).


Eliza Taylor plays Hannah. Early on in her career she was a lead on the Australian soap opera Neighbors: A New Chapter (Australian soap opera exploring the lives and relationships of the residents of Ramsay Street in a suburb of Melbourne called Erinsborough). She was also a lead in the series Pirate Islands (a freak accident sends three Australian kids into a computer-generated world of pirates and swashbuckling heroes. The kids must help a group of adventurers find a buried treasure and a way back to the real world), and Sleepover Club (In an effort to solidify their friendship, five young girls have decided to start a sleepover club, promising that they will take turns having sleepovers once a week). She was the lead in all 100 episodes of The 100 (Set 97 years after a nuclear war destroyed civilization, when a spaceship housing humanity's lone survivors sends 100 juvenile delinquents back to Earth, hoping to repopulate the planet). She was also in an episode of The Orville called “From Unknown Graves” (Doctor Villka and her father discover a Kalon that can experience emotion, and a female led ship with males as underlings). Her most recent credit is the lead in the movie It Only Takes A Night (four best friends on a girl's night out end up on a path none of them expected and find out it really does only take one night to change your life), and I’ll be Watching (after her tech genius husband (Bob Morley) leaves on a work trip, Julie (Eliza Taylor), still mourning the loss of her sister, is trapped in their new, isolated home and must fight her own fears to stay alive). 


Alison Thornton played Carrie. She was in The 100 as well, albeit for just 1 episode. She was also in 7 episodes of Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency (Holistic Detective Dirk Gently investigates cases involving the supernatural), and in 26 episodes of Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce (follows a best-selling author of a self-help book series who hides her recent separation as she starts to navigate her life as a single woman in her 40s in Los Angeles). She was a supporting cast member in Dare Me (relationships topple and loyalties flip when Colette French, an icy new cheerleading coach, takes over the suburban high school squad ruled by Beth and her devoted BFF, Addy). She was a lead in the movie Caught in His Web (three girls are tormented by a mysterious cyberbully by the name "Blake" who makes them send nude photos, harasses them and tracks their every move, so they decide to seek help from a detective to unmask their harasser), and Girl Gone Bad (when 16-year old Samantha has the house to herself over the weekend, she plans a romantic night for her and her girlfriend. However, when an intruder makes his way into her home, it's fight or flight on a night that will change her life). 


William Devry played General Murray. He was a lead in the series InSecurity (set in the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), it follows secret agent Alex Cranston and her team of spies as they juggle dates, terrorists, pets, ex-boyfriends and the safety of the nation. The only thing harder than protecting the country is protecting themselves from their own insecurities). He is well known amongst soap opera fans, making the rounds in hundreds of episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital, and All My Children. He was briefly in Stargate SG-1, Outer Limits (1996-2000), and Earth Final Conflict. We have seen him before in the Seaquest season 2 premiere, “Daggers,” where he played Matthew. 


Unsung Hero: Uncredited


Kiss with History: Project Sign

Further Resources:

Quantum Leap IMDb

Quantum Leap Wikipedia


Original Series IMDb

Original Series Wikipedia

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