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Chelsea and James introduce Graessle (and probably lots of you) to the dreamscape of Phantasm, in our first episode of PHANTASM PHALL

YT Mirror: https://youtu.be/kOo4y2_qkK0

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Sam Van Voorst

Can we please get Patreon cuts of Hot Saw Summer?

Revkun

Phantasm remind me a lot of Jojos bizarre adventure where yes there is in fact a story but your mostly watching it for the very clear prog rock influence and it’s full embrace of rule of cool

Luis Camacho

Just gotta say I’m loving this already also there are minor video issues around 35:28

Dead Meat

yeah our recording ssd is having *issues* -Ben

Ed Harris

Loved this film ever since I saw it in the late 80s. So damn good, ditto for the second film.

Lord Paul-E

I gotta say, my favorite thing about the series is Reggie being an action hero and a ladies man, but also being bald. Helped me get over my insecurity about losing my hair

Jimmie Maghes

Phantasm is great because it’s a vibe but also kind of a fever dream because of the dream like quality of the first one. I’ve only seen the first one and one of the sequels but I got the dvd collection of all 5 movies and will be going on the journey a long everyone else.

Jonathan Stein

I watched the first Phantasm for the first time a few months back, but now that you guys are doing this, I finally have an excuse to watch the rest of the franchise and see just how insane it gets

casey eats pizza

So excited to get an excuse to watch these movies. The first one felt like a rated R version of an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark in the best way

Amelia Margetts

How dare Graessle impugn the honor of the great Zap Rowsdower, finest movie hero Canada has ever produced. ... Seriously, though, I do think that part of the appeal of Mystery Sciene Theater movies is that somebody MADE this, and now you're squinting at it trying to figure out what they wanted to say/were thinking. I also think Chelsea hits the nail on the head with the idea that this movie makes sense (as much as it can) when you take a step back and view it as a Gestalt. It makes sense as a whole, but the individual parts are meaningless. Anyway, thanks for introducing me to this movie! I've been meaning to watch it for a while now, but this podcast provided the necessary impetus to track it down and take a look!