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• 10/24/2011 5:56 AM Elizabeth wrote:
  Would love to listen to it but I'm getting a download speed south of 1kB/s. More server issues?
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  1. 10/24/2011 11:52 AM Elizabeth wrote:
     Many hours on and still no joy. Gah, I love the show but I can't wait in excess of 12 hours for each episode to download.
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     1. 10/24/2011 5:08 PM Juicy wrote:
        You must have a very slow computer. These work fine for me.
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        1. 10/24/2011 5:12 PM Elizabeth wrote:
           Uh, thanks, but no. I couldn't say what the issue is but my connection is fine and my computer is fine too, it's just the server these things are on.
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           1. 10/26/2011 9:02 PM Bob wrote:
              I had that same issue a month ago, but now, they work fine for me. This situation is very odd.
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           2. 1/23/2012 9:09 PM Matthew wrote:
              I open the page of the episode I want to listen to and I right-click the "Click Here" and select properties. There you have the address of the MP3; select and paste this into the "Play URL" option in your Windows Media Player. It takes a few minutes to buffer but works well for me every time.
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• 10/24/2011 8:15 AM glenn wrote:
  There's just something about the slasher film format. Everyone goes on about how they're all the same and how cheesy they were. But really they straddle every genre from high-end glossy thrillers to pure sleaze, from psycho character study to the supernatural and to pretty much monster movies.
  One I wish someone would put out on DVD or Blu-ray or something is Night Warning aka Butcher Baker Nightmaremaker. Awesome movie.
  Fuck you Scream and the kid in hooded jackets that supposedly reinvigorated the genre. Maniac is a slasher movie, even Blood Sisters is a slasher movie. I Don't Care What You did last Summer and the Scream franchise are daytime soaps with the odd murder. They're not even at good at being slasher soaps. And they look piddling compared to the overblown operatic stew of entertaining nonsense that is Happy Birthday to Me. Anyway that's what I think.
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• 10/24/2011 8:25 AM pablo wrote:
  about the black characters thing.
  1) is in an alternate universe. so your precious white-christian characters are gonna still be there.
  2) the examples of double standars brads alway puts are in general MAIN characters. Nick Fury in the movies is not a main character, Peter Parkers is in both universes a white guy. or how about perry white and Heimdall? yeah those two are really mine characters.
  3) saying things like ¨dont change it¨ its plain silly. the status quo-thing is what is ruin the superhero comic books.
  4) if you dont like when they blacklise a white character, then comment when they do it backwards, like in Last airbender, or the next akira movie.
  
  pd: no, i dont thing you are racist. just kind of annoyish fanboy.
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  but except for that deal. i keep loving this radiodromes, i always hear you when im drawing. and im always happy to see new episodes.
  good luck, and if you dont like the ultimate universe like me, just ignore it.
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• 10/24/2011 10:54 AM Lyle Huckins wrote:
  When I see Chinese or Japanese films on DVD Blu-Ray, i will often watch the film in the English dub but also put on the subtitling as sometimes News Paper headlines and other signs (which can be significant in some Chinese films, like "Fists of Fury' "Sick Men of Asia" sign) are not translated, it is also interesting to see the differences in the dubbing and the subs. Any thoughts?
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• 10/25/2011 2:53 PM Rebort wrote:
  Great discussion about slashers - especially on the subject of grating unrelatable characters in modern horror flicks. My question is how did that particular trend get so prevalent these days? Is it a symptom of lazy writing, or is it a calculated decision by film makers?
  
  It seems to me that because the killers are the reason that people come to these movies, film makers today think they should portray the killers more like protagonists. The natural result of this is making the "victims" as unsympathetic as possible. This (in my opinion) makes a horror movie into a grey, muddled mess - just a string of gory scenes with no feeling or passion behind it. Hell, most people can't even do gore right anymore...
  
  It's as if the people who make these movies now (I'm looking at YOU, Eli Roth) don't even have the most basic understanding of why slasher movies became popular in the first place.
  
  Sigh
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  1. 10/25/2011 7:27 PM glenn wrote:
     I think the real difference is who producers and casting for parts. If you look at older horror films the actors looked fairly normal. The actresses were in the normal range of pretty to average looking to even a bit frumpy and the actors looked like average people too. Everyone in modern American horror looks like the super good looking girls and ultra buff young men that dominated TV in the 8Os and 90s. It's like watching a bunch of showroom dummies. Most normal people would look deformed next to these people and that makes the killers sympathetic by default. The Internet doesn't help because it's full of lardy 15 year-olds boys who think any nose larger than nose-job tiny is an enormous konk bordering on being an elephants trunk and any body shape different to pert is an unspeakable outrage. It's just become an orthodoxy that all horror characters must be be blandly "hot" in case it offends some brainless kid somewhere or causes their heads to explode or something when they try to work out who the killer is. Basically, a lot of modern horror filmmakers don't cast actors to play caracters, they just go through photos and eleminate anyone who dislays any sot of quirk. the casting dictates the scripts. Actors chosen for their looks aren't convincing for parts that suggest something else is required.
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     1. 10/26/2011 10:02 AM Rebort wrote:
        Good point. That is definitely a problem, and not just with horror movies. Just take a runway model, slap a pair of glasses on her and -BAM- she's a scientist!
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• 10/25/2011 7:29 PM Vince wrote:
  Am I the only one who enjoys Friday Part 8? I think it's rather underappreciated.
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• 10/26/2011 5:51 AM Jeremy wrote:
  I like Radiodrome alot, because well pretty much I watch everything that Brad is on. And this is just a TIP. That I think would make the show better, and this show is a good example. ALMOST the 1st HALF of every Radiodrome of listened to is like a recap of your weekend or other stuff complety unrealted to the topic of the show, and then you seem rushed to wrap up convos just as the show is getting good. Brad does this on his reviews but he only spends like 2 minutes on it and its enjoyable. Spending nearly half the show NOT talking about slashers is kinda irritating. I mean once you get going its a GOOD show. But you could cover alot more if you limited the unrealted chatter to even 10 minutes. Keep it up though, not enough genre shows in the world.
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• 12/9/2011 4:30 AM Theses wrote:
  This is really good post! I really want to support you guys and watch the show as it airs, but I have no idea how to tune in other than watch them as Brad puts them out. Can you provide a link?
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