380. 10th Anniversary Special!

Anniversaries, cringe, and laughs, oh my! Jen and Shaun celebrate the 10th anniversary of this ridiculous podcast by jumping back in time to retread the wonders of our very first episode. Together, they share thoughts on 10 years of podcasting and some of our fans’ favorite episodes, dive into the content from our first episode to see how things have progressed, and offer some grown up opinions about a fan fiction controversy from 2010! Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy the episode! Original Art by Dirk Reul; Adapted by Alt Jade Designs Show Notes: Your Favorite Episodes: Dan Hanson’s (Twitter): Episode 288 on Barbarella for Torture Cinema Episode 294 on Mazes & Monsters for Torture Cinema Episode 19 of Totally Pretentious on Fitzcarraldo Kathryn’s (Twitter): Episode 377 on Dragonheart for Torture Cinema Episode 376 on Willow for Into the Wardrobe Shoot the WISB #59 on Alien: Covenant with David Annandale and Jeannette Ng Alex Acks’s (Twitter): Episode 319 on The Core for Torture Cinema Torture Cinema #93 on Next, live in a hotel room in Dublin! For Torture Cinema Episode 371, the Star Wars Retrospective w/ Michael R. Underwood and Shaun Paul Weimer’s (Twitter) Episode 123 on the Star Wars Holiday Special for Torture Cinema Episode 195 on Sons of Steel for Torture Cinema Episode 153 on Birdemic for Torture Cinema  News: The Nebula Award Finalists! Neuromancer Director:  Tim Miller! Solitary (TV Show) — the Brazilian version exists! Splice Box Office J.G. Ballard’s High Rise:  the book / the movie Asimov’s and Electronic submission! <– it’s all over now! Neil Gaiman and Libraries! The article we couldn’t read. Torture Literature #1:  Modelland by Tyra Banks ModelLand Theme Park Discussion: Fan-Fiction and Moral Condundrums (Fanlore) Diana Gabaldon (Fanlore) Plugs: Seis Manos (Jen’s) Roman Colonization Under the Roman Republic by E.T. Salmon (Shaun’s) If you have a question you’d like us to answer, feel free to shoot us a message on our contact page. Our new intro and outro music comes from “Sphere” by Creo (CC BY 4.0), which has been slightly modified to include sound effects and for length purposes.