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[Podcasts] Virtual Pros #48 – Bucket List Graps Activities, Could You Blade, Vintage Tees & Mae Young!
Al and Mike go over activities they’d like to cross off their wrestling bucket list as well as discuss whether or not dragons are real, how hard it would be to blade yourself when you are a wimp in real life, and the iconic Lama Nama Numi vs. Deadly Fred match. Plus Shibata, Old Man Misawa, KENTA, a woman named Plum and Adam Page!
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Virtual Pros is the least cringe worthy wrestling podcast on the internet! Al and Mike buck trends and seamlessly weave in brash humor, lifestyle tidbits and a general sense of level headedness rarely heard from a wrestling podcast. If you like conversations about awkward wrestling celebrity encounters, dealing with relationships while being a wrestling fan, space flying tiger drops and vintage death matches, this is the comedy graps podcast you’ve been looking for.
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Shakespearean Education in the Vincent Price-Starring ‘Theater of Blood’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
Butch knows best…
After concluding May with discussions of the disaster “slasher” The Poseidon Adventure (listen) and Michael Biehn’s demon twink in the messy-but-watchable The Fan (listen), we’re heading back to the ’70s to discuss our very first Vincent Price film in Douglas Hickox‘s horror comedy Theater of Blood (1973).
In Theater of Blood, Vincent Price stars as Edward Lionheart, a disgraced Shakespearean actor who begins targeting the critics who shamed him. The gimmick? He’s taking inspiration from the death scenes in William Shakespeare’s plays! Aiding him is his daughter Edwina (Diana Rigg), who acts as the honeypot for her father’s macabre scheme.
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Episode 388: Theater of Blood (1973)
Brush up on your Shakespeare and protect those poodles because we’re covering our very first Vincent Price film in Douglas Hickox’s horror comedy Theater of Blood (1973), a personal favorite of both Price and Diana Rigg.
Join us as we go all in on this somewhat episodic (but also educational!) proto-slasher, wondering if we’re supposed to know that’s Diana Rigg in hippie drag, and cackling at some of these murder set pieces.
Plus, “Handsy Dickman,” narcissistic gravestones, antisemitic stage makeup, and the ultimate debate: is it theatER or theatRE?
C/W: Attempted suicide, off-screen dog murder.
Cross out Theater of Blood!
Coming Up Next: We’re celebrating the premiere of AMC’s The Vampire Lestat with a look at the much-maligned 2002 adaptation Queen of the Damned!
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