by Matt Freeman | Nov 10, 2016 | Uncategorized
Matt is back from Disneyland, so this week Scott and Matt are talking about the time-honored entertainment genre of theme park rides! If you never thought of Star Tours in terms of narrative design, boy are you in for a treat. We also look at the balance sheet...
by Matt Freeman | Nov 4, 2016 | Deconstructing FIlmmakers, The Daly Planet Podcast, Uncategorized
Halloween is over, but that doesn’t mean horror movies just disappear! So this week on the podcast Scott is joined by Adrian to discuss the late, great Master of Horror himself, Wes Craven. As part of our regular Deconstructing Directors series, this podcast has...
by Matt Freeman | Oct 28, 2016 | Phantom Zoned, The Daly Planet Podcast, Uncategorized
It’s October and that means this month’s edition of Phantom Zoned has us diving into some of the worst horror movies the world has ever seen. This time around it’s The Exorcist II: The Heretic, widely (and accurately) described as one of the worst films ever made....
by Matt Freeman | Oct 11, 2016 | Podcasts, The Daly Planet Podcast, Uncategorized
This week on the podcast Scott and Matt gush about their favorite podcasts. It’s an eclectic mix, between the two of us, and there’s something here for everybody. Top Recommended Podcasts Jocko Podcast Storywonk The Tim Ferriss Show Keepin it 1600 The Joe...
by Matt Freeman | Oct 6, 2016 | Fantastic Fest 2016, Movies, The Daly Planet Podcast, Uncategorized
This week on the podcast Scott, Adrian, and Gentry have returned from their adventures in Austin and are here to discuss Fantastic Fest 2016! Listen to the guys talk about the festival as a whole and then dive into their favorite films of the fest. This is all spoiler...
by Matt Freeman | Oct 5, 2016 | Book Essay, Essay, Movie Reviews, Uncategorized
The book The Little Prince is beautiful in its understatement and in the lightness of its metaphors. A child reads the book without fully comprehending the references of the metaphors, but still comes away with the intended (and familiar) sense that the adult world is...
