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Episode 14 John Hates What You Love A Nightmare Before Christmas

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Episode 14 John Hates What You Love A Nightmare Before Christmas Episode 14: John Hates What You Love, The Nightmare Before Christmas Hosts: Frank Shaw and John Belliston Produced by Hobos in the Back Row Scripting by Frank Shaw and John Belliston Edited by: Frank Shaw Intro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 1 by F.G. Shaw Outro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 3 by F.G. Shaw Even when he likes a movie John is happy to ruin it for everybody else. John and I discuss the film A Nightmare Before Christmas: We talk about what kind of film it actually is (Christmas or Halloween), what some problems of the movie are, and some crazy fan theories. Hopefully itll make you rethink the way you watch this movie. Not a lot of notes this episode: Heres a link to an article discussing Harry Selick firmly stating his opinion about what sort of film the movie is. Heres a Mental Floss list detailing things you might not know about the film, unless youve read a lot of stuff about it online, watched the commentary to the...

Episode 31 Christmas

Episode 31 Christmas Episode 31: Christmas Hosts: Frank Shaw and John Belliston Produced by Hobos in the Back Row Scripting by Frank Shaw and John Belliston Edited by: Frank Shaw Graphic Design by: Nathan Newell Intro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 1 by F.G. Shaw Outro Music: Piano Sonata mvnt 3 by F.G. Shaw Here it is! The notes for the Christmas episode. John and I [Frank] mostly wax nostalgic about Christmases past. Neither one of us are particularly festive any more, but at one time we were kids and there were some Christmas movies that we really liked. There were Christmas traditions we really liked as well. So this episode we talk about that... and John Talks about Terraria again. He also chats a bit about an Icelandic book of spells he acquired.  First up Johns book of Icelandic Spells. Or, the Sorcerers Screed as its actually called. Yep, that link will take you to a page where its for sale. The book itself is interesting (Ive looked at it) in that it was compiled by Christi...