HiSciFi - Jody Thompson on Alien Trespass, Flash Gordon, and more Star Trek!
- Artist: Irma Arkus
- Title: HiSciFi - Jody Thompson on Alien Tresspass, Flesh Gordon, and more Star Trek
- Length: 36:41 minutes (33.58 MB)
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This week we have Jody Thompson as our guest, an actress who has a mile-long list of shows to her credit, many of which happen to be our favorites.
She tells us of her experiences on Flash Gordon, as well as her role in the fabulous remake of Alien Trespass, a film that is to appeal to all lovers of classic B-Movies, and pin-up goodness of days gone by.
We also give you the goods on Bisphenol-A, and we simply cannot stop talking about Star Trek.
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Alien Trespass
I got to see this film at a local film festival and I gotta say it was a hoot! Awesome and fun, and really really cool. I highly recommend it to your listeners.
Sat, 05/30/2009 - 11:07 Posted by starjoe77 (not verified)
Alien T.
Alien Trespass sounds awesome and I remember seeing the trailer only to come to the conclusion that more bullet bras is somehow better.
Sat, 05/30/2009 - 23:36 Posted by jenney (not verified)
Alien Trespass
Alien Trespass won’t let our knowledge of the stereotypes it incorporates do the work and make the critique.
Fri, 09/18/2009 - 02:46 Posted by victor (not verified)
RE: Alien Trespass
Victor,
At the same time, this was a great independent production of a film that was all about stereotypes turned on their heads. The idea is to use them against themselves, and it is somewhat hard to do so in a remake, because you probably have to try and introduce new concepts to contemporary audiences.
Tue, 09/22/2009 - 16:40 Posted by joeblocky (not verified)
re:AT
It;s funny you say that because it is all about turning the stereotypes against themselves, but they are already farcical, so what’s the point of doing that? I mean, I love period drama, but that’s why I watch Tudors?
Tue, 09/22/2009 - 16:41 Posted by redrose (not verified)
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