Bryan and friend Evan Schumacher end Mystery March by discussing the life and disappearance of aviation icon Amelia Earhart.
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About a month ago, a friend of mine sent me a curious text message out of the blue. It said:
“Watch The Fifth Element in black and white. It changes everything.”
My mind was subsequently blown. I asked him what the big difference was and he told me that it made was more like a classic B movie, and it changed the whole approach of the movie.
Eric Bricmont got SHOT! (Ok, calm down, not really) But while Eric is away, Bryan enlisted the help of a mystery guest to assist in talking about one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in history: Jack the Ripper. Tune in!
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Photo Credit: A map of where the Whitechapel Murders took place, based on an 1894 Ordinance Survey, attributed to the British Crown.
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Really catchy title on this article, amiright? I’ll admit, I’m a shell of a woman right now, and I blame Christmas. All the shopping, and annoying carols on repeat, and more shopping, and watching Christmas movies for the podcast, and more goddamn shopping… yeah. I’m burned out.
Earlier today, at the gym, I was looking for the new episode of Hollywood Babble-On on the Smodcast Network to help make my intense cardio workout more bearable. What I learned when I listened was so exciting, I burned a hundred more calories than I usually do.
Kevin Smith has been talking on many of his weekly podcasts about a project that he is involved in, but cannot divulge any details about. Well, now that he has the go ahead from the studio involved, he spent an hour breaking it down in a podcast.
