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Apr 1, 2015 1 hr

TFR 33: Penguigeddon

from The Omniplex Hosted by Austin Shinn, Albert Wiltfong, and Zephyr Ash

We wrap up our week-long tribute to Galatea Films by reviewing their most batshit (or penguin-shit) film, Penguigeddon! We've been waiting a LONG time for this one. We came upon this film (and subsequently the film company) when Austin found it advertised in a Russellville, Arkansas newspaper archive, reading "When the penguins attack, we all die!" Well, Austin was finally able to track down a bootleg copy of the film, and what emerges is a fucked-up lost piece of film history that you have to see to believe. Unfortunately we couldn't include clips due to a deal with the mostly reclusive filmmakers, BUT we hope you have fun hearing us try to describe the experience! Embedded soundtrack: Lost Themes by John CarpenterEnd song: "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" by Alice Cooper We were also able to secure copies of Galatea's other works, mostly thanks to Ezekiel Breckenridge. (We were told to destroy them immediately afterwords, but we're at least able to talk about them.) Read our week of Tributes! Austin's guide to the history of Galatea Films SpacExplorer Samurai Junction Night of the Knight We Built This City Dogpatch Daze Delinquent Minors E-mail us: [email protected] Like us on Facebook! Twitter us: @FilmRoomCast Albert: @PrimitiveManPrd Austin: @untitleduser Check out our side blog: The Film Room Lobby We are on iTunes!Please subscribe, rate, and review! Up Next: Sucker Punch w/Guest Beck Poppins!

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