Inauguration Special: The Intruder (1962)

Special Guest: Jason V. Brock
Guest Co-Host: Elric Kane, Chris Stachiw

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, we're looking at the 1962 film from Roger Corman, The Intruder. The film stars William Shatner as Adam Cramer, a stranger who comes to the Southern town of Caxton, a town on the brink of school integration. Cramer is there to stop integration or, moreover, he’s there to stir up trouble.

The film was written by Charles Beaumont who based the screenplay on his own novel of the same name.

Elric Kane and Chris Stachiw join Mike to discuss this remarkable and disturbing film that demonstrates how a demagogue can rise to power by stoking the fires of fear and hatred.

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Links:
Buy The Intruder on DVD
Buy The Intruder by Charles Beaumont
Buy Charles Beaumont: The Short Life of Twilight Zone's Magic Man on DVD
Visit Jasunni Productions
Visit Kulture Shocked
Visit Shock Wave
Listen to The Kolchak Tapes episode on The Norliss Tapes to hear William F. Nolan discuss his role in The Intruder

Music:
"Conscience" - Herman Stein
"Guts" - Herman Stein

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Episode 78: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Special Guest: Nicholas Meyer

Are you familiar with the Klingon proverb that revenge is a dish best served cold? It is very cold in space... The first sequel in the Star Trek film franchise, The Wrath of Khan brought adventure and excitement back along with an old face, Khan (Ricardo Montalbán).

We're joined this week by Chris Cummins of Hibernation Sickness as we talk about this favorite of the Star Trek series.

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Links:
Buy Nicholas Meyers's The View from the Bridge
Buy William Shatner's Star Trek Movie Memories
Buy Star Trek II on DVD
Read about Khan's son at Badass Digest
Visit Chris Cummins's Hibernation Sickness site

Watch James Horner on the Khan score:
Here's James Horner talking about his scoring for Aliens

Episode Nine: Free Enterprise (1998)

Special Guest: Robert Burnett

Et tu, Brute?

Mike stabs Mondo Justin in the back, and breaks his heart this week as the duo get into a very heated debate over this much beloved William Shatner cult comedy classic.

Join Mike and Mondo Justin as they get into a lengthy discussion with Free Enterprise co-writer/director Robert Meyer Burnett. Burnett does his best Shatner "Khan" yell and he expresses his distaste for the J.J. Abrams re-imagining.

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Links:
Buy Free Enterprise on DVD
Read about Robert Meyer Burnett on Memory Alpha
Listen to the We Hate Movies episode on Free Enterprise
Read What Does A Fan Film Need With $2 Million? by Michael Hinman

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