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The Brandon Peters ShowTales From The Crypt “Collection Completed” with Michelle Suter-Shoemaker
What a fun week it’s been talking Tales From The Crypt with friends on the show! We close out with the appropriately titled “Collection Completed” featuring the return of Michelle Suter-Shoemaker. Michelle, who is the horror host of sorts for the anthology horror podcast we produce called Don’t Flinch. Feels right to have her here to close out.
This episode comes from Mary Lambert, the director of Pet Sematary and knowing that feels like this episode was crafted to harness in on that. It also features a pretty raging performance from M. Emmett Walsh. Tales closes i...
2021-10-2925 min
The Brandon Peters ShowClosing With A Song: “Regulate” by Warren G & Nate Dogg
For this soundtrack week, why not one of the heaviest rotation videos from MTV, Warren G & Nate Dogg’s “Regulate”. It’s a song and video firmly stored in your brain forever. From the Above The Rim soundtrack, we were all tweaking into a whole new era. Step to this, I dare ya!
Joining me for discussion is Michelle Suter-Shoemaker from Monday’s episode. She wound up having the most songs crossover on lists by way of winning a sudden death round. Michelle and I are the same age and pretty much grew up with this, so we had som...
2021-02-1212 minThe Brandon Peters ShowTop 10 Soundtrack Songs of the 90s with Sabina Graves, Michelle Suter-Shoemaker, and David Banks
Movie soundtracks and their evolutions have been a top that has fascinated me. They’ve been a staple of film and pop culture for a long time, hitting a massive turning point in 1977 with the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever headlined by The Bee Gees.
The 90s decade was another significant needle mover where they became almost essential to the marketing of the film. Somewhere in the middle of the decade, the soundtrack became almost as important as the film itself. They even got away from the songs being used as a single even having something to do...
2021-02-081h 01
The Brandon Peters ShowClosing With A Song: “Ready Or Not” by The Fugees
It feels as if right when The Fugees took off, they were no more. As a matter of fact that’s exactly how it played out. They all went solo. “Killing Me Softly” was a phenomenon, but the next music video was extremely influential on the hip hop music video world.
“Ready or Not” had a huge budget and featured a lot of money thrown on the screen. Gone was the party and hanging out style, in was the militarized Michael Bay-style action premise. Sharareh Drury is back as we go over this substantial video and kick ass song.
2021-02-0521 min