Day 326
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I finished watching The Stand (1994) yesterday. It looks like a video uploads are working again on this server, so I will fill in yesterday's thread with the conclusion of this incredible series.
This morning, I turn to The Losers Club for their review of the great stand in Vegas.
When Harold shot himself after his accident, many miles away Stu reacts psychically, tasting "gun oil" in his mouth.
I agreed with The Losers that this made no sense. Stu never exhibited psychic powers before, and even if he did why is there a link between him and Harold and not between anyone else who met their fate in Vegas or elsewhere?
That definitely felt tacked on and unnecessary.
Good question... Why *did* Larry Underwood decide that carrying a 🎸 was necessary for a 1,000 mile journey by foot? Seems like it would've been so uncomfortable to carry that distance and take up precious space that could have been occupied by a tent, medical supplies, etc. 🤔
This podcast episode was recorded in 2020 before the release of the more recent adaptation of The Stand.
"I hope they update it, and replace the Rat Man with something more modern, like The Tiger King." 😂
The Losers' Club ends with a well-deserved mocking of Stephen King's acting skills.
"Stu!"
Next up is Dark Tower Radio and their review of the final segment of The Stand (1994)
M-O-O-N that spells Dark Tower Radio. Which means Jeremy is joined once again by Jamie Druley of the Real Fans 4 Real Movies Podcast and HolyBatcast and Guy Milks to continue our look back at the 1994 adaptation of The Stand directed by Mick Garris for the 25th anniversary of its initial release. On this episode we review the final chapter Part 4: The Stand Dark Tower Radio Podcast Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/darktowerradiopodcast Twitter @DarkTowerRadio Email [email protected] Guy Milks Twitter @GalacticScumbag Please Rewind: The RF4RM Retro Show https://www.facebook.com/PleaseRewindRF4RM/ Jamie Druley Twitter @BatRaider3960 HolyBatcast: http://www.holybatcast.com RF4RM: http://rf4rm.com Please Rewind: The RF4RM Retro Show https://www.facebook.com/PleaseRewindRF4RM/
I missed it the first time, but here's Sam Raimi's cameo as the guy who shoots up the Judge.
Here's something you didn't need: A 10 minute supercut of Randall Flagg (Jamie Sheridan) singing "Baby, Can You Dig Your Man"
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