Description
Cian is a massive Kong fan, and after years of resigning Peter Jackson's 2005 remake to the 'dud' bin, he dusts off this 3-hour love letter to the original and gives it another shake. Join us at the cabin in the woods as we discuss:
-my history with the original and Jackson's Kong
-the history of CGI used for creature effects
-Jackson's bloated, indulgent nature
-Jackson's love for Kong
-The history of the 'lost world' genre
-Colonialism in King Kong
-The effect of Jurassic Park on movie dinosaurs
-The ecology of Skull Island
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Knock Once For Yes podcast halloween specal
https://knockonceforyes.com/2020/10/31/episode-48-classic-ghosts/
UK Wildlife Podcast Halloween episode
http://www.uk-wildlife.co.uk/uk-wildlife-podcast/
School Of Movies King Kong Episode
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/alex-shaw/school-of-movies/e/61495999
King Kong Cometh by Paul A Woods, 2005
https://www.waterstones.com/book/king-kong-cometh/paul-a-woods/9780859653626
The World Of Kong: The Natural History of Skull Island, Weta Workshop, 2005
https://books.google.ie/books/about/The_World_of_Kong.html?id=JtdI-BuTEhgC&redir_esc=y
Cian chats with Michael Robinson, author of The Lost White Tribe. Topics include:
-the story of Henry Morton Stanley and his 'white' Ruwenzori tribe, a story that was famous at the time but is almost never mentioned today even in biographies of Stanley
-the birth of adventure fiction, the...
Published 03/27/24
A lost race in Panama and some man-eating trees show up in this Amazing Stories tale from 1926, written by traveller and finder of Lost Worlds in fact and fiction, A. Hyatt Verrill!
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Published 03/17/24