That's right you get two new(ish) podcasts on the same day. Why? We want to produce four podcasts a month this year on the Vundacast. So to meet the goal for January, means doubling up today. So know this,  if you are following our fine podcast  this year, that if you haven't gotten four by the end of the month. You may get multiple episodes dropped on one day. Also if we're short I reserve the right to replay BTiLC podcast episodes like I'm doing today. So enjoy the second and third episode of the BTiLC podcast are on this episode of the Vundacast. On this Edition of the Vundacast Stephen gives you episodes form his other podcast the BTiLC podcast (the podcast dedicated to the greatest film ever made Big Trouble in Little China )( subscribe here ). Listen to an interview with martial arts legend Gerald Okamura and a conversation with Charlie of Girlfriend Movies podcast(subscriber here ).   powered by podcast garden

This should've been posted a week ago but here it is.  On last weeks Vundacast Stephen showcases his latest podcast endeavor BTiLC all about his favorite movie of all time. Big Trouble in Little China. Erin Miskell of The Back Seat Driver Reviews  and Josh Horowitz of the wingkong.net geek out with Stephen on the BTiLC. Tweet and follow @Vundablog , @Vundacast , and @BTiLCpodcast let us know what you think of the show.  Also make sure to subscribe to us on iTunes.   powered by podcast garden

On this week's Vundacast  we rock an episode of Pop-Culture Flow Chart. Stephen and Mr. J discuss their ideas for continuing movie franchises. They discuss sequel ideas for The Wizard of Oz, Ghostbusters, Power Rangers, Expendables 4, Big Trouble in Little China and much nerdiness is discussed. So strap in and join us in the world of the hypothetical. Tweet us @vundablog and @vundacast with how you would do a sequel to your favorite franchise. powered by podcast garden

This is a new segment at the Vundablog. It's a chance to share some great clips and interviews with some of my favorite filmmakers. So let us bask in the wisdom of the man whose film bears the name of the Holiday we celebrate this month,  Halloween. I love John Carpenter he's directed Kurt Russell (my favorite actor) in some of his most memorable and iconic films. He has a filmography that rivals anyone in the business Prince of Darkness, They Live, The Thing, Halloween, Escape from New York and LA, Vampires, the Ward, and The Fog to name a few of his best. He's also the director behind one of my all time favorite films Big Trouble in Little China. We will be thinking about him and the other horror masters all month long on Filmmaker Fandom Friday.