|
Our 'Halloween' pledge: No more dead nudity
The great podcast/audio comment/autoerotic asphyxiation experiment is finally online. And if ANY of those three phrases scare you, it's probably best to just move along and go download some Debbie Gibson tunes or check to see if anyone has responded to your last post on the New Kids on the Block message board.
Our 2-hour-long commentary to 1978's Halloween isn't for the timid. And it would greatly be enhanced if you rented a DVD of the John Carpenter classic to watch while you listen along. It would probably be a good idea to listen once the kids have gone to sleep and you can open a nice romantic bottle of Wild Turkey as well.
Usually, at this point, I'd give you a few hints as to what to expect. I'm not going to this time. Best you experience it the same way we did while recording it: Total surprise, total bewilderment, total disgust.
However, on the remote chance you actually enjoy this week's show, please drop us a comment or e-mail. And let us know which '80s movies deserve the full audio commentary treatment next.
Click here to download the show. Or click here to get 144 far more sane episodes for free via iTunes.
[Publicity photo from Halloween]
Most Recent Blog Posts
About the blogger
Relive the '80s music, movies and culture with Tampa Bay Times entertainment news editor Steve Spears. A teen during the greatest decade ever, Steve is obsessed with everything from Duran Duran to Journey, John Hughes to John Cusack, and parachute pants to Reaganomics.
E-mail Steve Spears:
stuckinthe80s@tampabay.com
Visit the Stuck in the 80s Facebook page
Follow Steve on Facebook
Get '80s updates via Twitter
Advertisement
Most Popular Categories
Follow us on Facebook
Comment Policy
| Please be sure your comments are appropriate before submitting them. Inappropriate comments include content that: |
| Is libelous |
| Is abusive, harassing, or threatening |
| Is obscene, vulgar, or profane |
| Is racially, ethnically or religiously offensive |
| Is illegal or encourages criminal acts |
| Is known to be inaccurate or contains a false attribution |
| Infringes copyrights, trademarks, publicity or any other rights of others |
| Impersonates anyone (actual or fictitious) |
| Solicits funds, goods or services, or advertises |
| The Tampa Bay Times does not edit posts but reserves the right to delete comments that violate our policy. |
Registration FAQ
| Read our Frequently Asked Questions on how to register to comment on the site. |
