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School of Schlock

School of Schlock

By: Tom Witty & Ryan Sekac
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A podcast for B-movie discussion. A new film is discussed on the 1st and 15th of every month. Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 213 - Pope Joan (1972)
    May 15 2025

    The Holy See is all over the news, so let's take a look at a movie from the 70s featuring the pope! This film dares to ask the question: woman pope good? Or woman pope bad? Join Tom and Ryan as they talk about stoicism, sexuality, and angry mobs. It's our review of Pope Joan!


    Time stamps:

    0:03:55 - Background

    0:22:05 - Summary

    0:39:35 - Notable Scenes

    0:45:40 - The Good

    0:53:25 - The Bad

    1:09:25 - The Ugly

    1:19:35 - Final Thoughts

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    1 hr and 26 mins
  • Episode 212 - Future War
    May 1 2025

    We've got another all-timer of a B-movie that was featured in an episode of MST3K! This time, a runaway human flees cyborg and dinosaurs sent through time to track him down! Join Tom and Ryan as they talk about cheap sets, whirring motors, and what it means to lack opposable thumbs. It's our review of Future War!


    Time stamps:

    0:02:55 - Background

    0:20:00 - Summary

    0:29:45 - Notable Scenes

    0:33:50 - The Good

    0:38:30 - The Bad

    0:56:00 - The Ugly

    0:57:35 - Final Thoughts

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Episode 211 - Day of the Dead (2008)
    Apr 15 2025

    George A. Romero is an icon of modern horror for his Dead series of films. But hackneyed remakes of those films...might be a little less iconic. Join Tom and Ryan as they talk screamers, immoral scientists, and vegetarian zombies. It's our review of the 2008 version of Day of the Dead!


    Time stamps:

    0:02:50 - Background

    0:25:00 - Summary

    0:38:10 - Notable Scenes

    0:45:30 - The Good

    0:53:20 - The Bad

    1:10:15 - The Ugly

    1:15:20 - Final Thoughts

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    1 hr and 18 mins

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