Mid-Credit Scene Podcast: Recent Episodes
Mikes Pereira and Clark
Discussions with local guests about movies and filmmaking. We’ll talk about local films, theatres, festivals, and the impact of film here in Waterloo Region. We’ll chat with local experts on broader themes like technology, art, and the cultural impact of movies. But mostly we’ll just spend time with great people, talking about something we love.
Scott Williams tells us about which films he feels he inherited, and which films he wants to pass on to the next generation (which isn't a Star Trek reference, but after two hours of recording, we finally give in to the pressure and talk Trek for a bit here).
Scott's Double Take from his previous appearance is available in our back catalogue wherever you are listening to this!
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The Mikes and Scott talk George Lucas' attempt to do for fantasy what he did for sci-fi with Star Wars. Yes, it's Willow, the movie that inspired a show that Disney took off its platform to avoid paying writers a livable wage. And we discuss the late and missed Val Kilmer.
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The Mikes and Scott Williams turn their attention to the cell-shaded elephant in the room, the fantasy animation of the 1980s. Why did Disney struggle and Don Bluth succeed, only to switch roles once the 90s hit? Was it the sincerity, or was it the emotional trauma?
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The Mikes and Scott Williams continue their conversation about 80s fantasy with a detour through the sewers into High and Low fantasy, and take a moment to consider Conan the Barbarian on page and screen.
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By the Power of Greyskull, Scott Williams returns to the show! Perhaps the only person that can nerd talk as long as either of the Mikes, when we asked Scott what he wanted to talk about, There Can Be Only One answer: 80s Fantasy. So strap on your loincloths, grab your best dragon cleaver, watch your horse drown in a bog, and lets go visit the Gnome King in this far ranging conversation about the Highs and Lows, the Darks and Lights, and the Tolkien of it all.
Fire and Ice (1983) can be watched at the Internet Archive.
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"Death stalks you at every turn... of this podcast!"
One of our very first guests and the designer of the Mid-Credit Scene logo, beloved local designer Jon Johnson returns to the pod to talk about death in cinema. Don't worry - this isn't some dark conversation, it's actually quite a heartwarming, sometimes joyous, and enlightening conversation.
We took a deep dive into Ingmar Bergman's 1957 film Wild Strawberries, talked about grumpy/evil Hugh Grant, and also The Great Pottery Throw Down. Yep - it's as meandering, strange, and awesome as it gets!
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. This episode we discuss one of Denzel Washington and Dakota Fanning's double-handers, and Tony Scott's fifth-from-last film, Man on Fire.
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In this extended Mid-Credit Minute (some might call it a Mid-Credit Hour), the Mikes run through the major categories of the Academy Awards for 2025, and come to the sickening feeling that they are really quite boring this year. Is that the Academy's fault, or the movies? Come for the Awards talk, stay for the late 80s Oxbridge wonderkins!
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It's just the Mikes this month, in what turned out to be a long digression about movie comedies, and the possible death of the comedy franchise. We spend a lot of time in the 2010s, but also touch on Austin Powers, the 1980s, and Bill Murray's worst role ever? Join us for a conversation even we didn't expect to have.
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When you love movies as much as Conway Fraser dies, it seems downright cruel to ask him to pick just one he feels he inherited from the past and just one to leave to the future. But we didn't claim we weren't cruel, so we asked him anyway. What did he pick for the Give and Take? Listen and find out - their classics and probably not ones you'd expect.
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Following our main interview with Conway Fraser, The Mikes talk to the veteran journalist and communications pro about his perfect Double Feature and whether he'd rather be picked up in a taxi by Al Pacino or Robert de Niro's characters in the classic film Heat.
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The Mikes we honoured and delighted to join all our amazing friends for the Midtown Radio Annual Holiday Broadcast, live from Midnight Run in Uptown Waterloo!
The show featured musical guests, comedy, poetry, and more! Your two hosts took to the mics for some year-end film wrap-ups and a fun little game we call “Directed or Developed” in which Pereira challenged Clark with a list of project titles and he had to guess whether it was the name of a movie or a condo development in Waterloo Region — hilarity ensued.
If you missed the live show, fear not! You can catch it on Midtown Radio on Sunday
- Dec. 22 at 2pm
- Dec. 23 at 8pm
- Dec 24 at 8pm
- Dec. 25 at 2pm & 7pm
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The Mikes are joined by veteran journalist and communications pro Conway Fraser to talk about... well a lot really. We hit on everything from whether "mining films" constitute a genre, Pereira and Conway's nearly decade-long debate on whether Blazing Saddles or Young Frankenstein is the best Mel Brooks film, and, how true to life is Wag the Dog to a real-life "spin doctor" and cinephile like Conway (Does he really keep a country singer on retainer just in case? Find out!)
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You gotta work pretty hard to find a movie that Clark hasn't heard of, but Joel Rubinoff pulls it off with an absolutely fascinating pick for a film he inherited from the past! Plus, he continues messing with time, when it comes to what he wants to leave for the future!
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A great little bonus episode with Veteran culture journalist Joel Rubinoff who couldn't resist the temptation to choose not just one, but three possible double features. It's like we got stuck in a time loop! (which might just be a theme here folks).
And P.S. Joel is hosting a mini-film festival at the Princess Cinemas with five absolute classics! Details, showtimes and tickets can be found on the Princess Cinemas website at: https://princesscinemas.com/simplenews/joel-rubinoff-the-rock-n-roll-years. Don't miss it!
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Veteran culture journalist Joel Rubinoff sits down to talk about “Joel Rubinoff: The Rock n Roll Years” – a throwback film festival featuring five legendary classics hosted at Princess Cinemas. Joel will introduce each film and discuss post-show with a unique special guest for each screening!
Joel joins us to talk about each of his selections, the near-and-dear films that heartbreakingly didn't make the cut, and his 35-year career as a journalist covering film, music, and so much more!
Details, showtimes and tickets can be found on the Princess Cinemas website at: https://princesscinemas.com/simplenews/joel-rubinoff-the-rock-n-roll-years. Don't miss it!
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In our final episode with Anna Beard, she considers our new question of inheriting and passing along films, and gives some beautiful responses. And, she gives us an opportunity to remember the career of Dame Maggie Smith, which Clark ruins by once again obsessing over a chicken leg.
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We took a detour on our discussion of soft spooky films with Anna Beard to talk about the supposed King of Spook, Tim Burton. Are his films spoopy, spooky, or none of the above? The answer may SURPRISE... you.
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Anna tackles a holiday themed double feature, and comes up with some Friendly recommendations. Don't light the black flame candle under these choices, their a boooooooost of entertainment.
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Like so many FOX shows in the 90's, we premiere our 4th season deep into October, with a holiday themed episode. Returning guest Anna Beard is here to define what a "spoopy" movie is. Entry point to scarier faire, or warm comfort as the weather turns chilly. We talk about gentle favourites, and why these sorts of films don't seem to get made anymore, or do they..?
Halloween is Grinch Night
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. This episode we discuss Rian Johnson's sci-fi time travel thriller (and Bruce Willis' last good film?) Looper.
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The Mike's finish off their season with an episode remembering the recently departed actor and Canadian icon Donald Sutherland. We discuss the roles that defined him as an actor, the roles he defined, and when in a career does the gravitas kick in?
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As you might have guess from this past month of episodes, our conversation with Michael Davison was really far wandering, but we bring you one last episode, back on topic, with a combo episode in which we discuss Michael's double feature, and what movies he feels he inherited, and will pass on to his young sons.
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When we say that getting three Mikes on mic leads to a lot of chat, believe us. We continue our conversation with Michael Davison as we discuss the career of Terry Gilliam, how maybe things should be left in the past, and is Adam Driver the dead-project messiah?
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The three Mikes discuss the importance of filmmakers making shorts, shooting commercials, and making music videos to experiment and get comfortable behind the camera. We also talk about who Beyoncé and Traylor Swift, and not just for SEO purposes.
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The Mikes continue our chat with Michael Davison, this time on the current state of the film industry, both in general and specifically the Canadian industry. We recorded this back in the winter and so much has even changed since then, but what we're talking about still holds true. Get ready for some inside baseball!
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The Mikes become a trio this episode as we talk to Michael Davison, a filmmaker living in Cambridge, and Programming Director for the Grand River Film Festival. He continues our streak of having actual filmmakers on the show, this time with experience in production - specifically financing and post-production. We talk about the visibility and invisibility of VFX special effects in movies and how making a movie is hard but amazing work.
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Director Matt Finlin muses on what films he feels he inherited from the past, and what he'd want to send onward into the Future. As a bonus, find out what film we might have inadvertently cursed future generations with!
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The Movie Man Director Matt Finlin talks not one, but two, spectacular double features. Plus, we talk about Guillermo del Toro and all our favourite stuff that gets filmed in Southern Ontario.
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The Mikes sit down with Director Matt Finlin to talk about his feature documentary The Movie Man, in which, "amid a global pandemic, an entrepreneur looks back on his life's work owning and operating an idiosyncratic cinema in the forest of northern Ontario."
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. In this episode, Charlotte guesses Thunderpants.
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The Mikes sit down for casual chat between themselves and the fern in the corner. We start off reminiscing about childhood favourites, which leads to cartoons of the 80s, which leads to Clark's fourth favourite topic of conversation, physical media and why it's important to own stuff you love.
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The Mikes sit down for a loose chat between themselves, which mostly focuses on the cinematic dominance of the cast of SCTV in the 80s, why 4th films always seem to go bad, and that Clark has no idea where Bermuda is.
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This episode we are joined by our most number of guests ever, returning Gen X-er Alex Kinsella and new friends Gen Z-bie Jensen Fraser and Millennial Kayleigh Platz. In this very special Oscars episode, we are drafting the winners of the 90s Academy Awards. It's like fantasy football, but with actors, directors, and writers. We draft, we chat about the winners, the films of the 90s, and whether or not Garth Brooks was involved in any way. Also, what is Clark's actual favourite movie?
Draft the 90's Winners yourself with our survey. Which of our drafted films would you most like to watch, and which of the winners would you chose?
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Mike Murray and Angel Hammoud fill us in on the films they have received, and the films they are passing along.
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Mike Murray and Angel Hammoud give us their double features.
Between the record and release, The Dog That Stopped The War has been taken off YouTube, meaning you won't be able to relive your childhood trauma all over again so conveniently.
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Mike Murray and Angel Hammoud discuss one of the most movies ever made, Santa Claus vs The Devil, a Mexican film from the 50s that is even more unhinged than it already sounds.
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The Mikes are joined by a third Mike, and an Angel - Mike Murray and Angel Hammoud of The Devil's Cut podcast and fellow Midtown Radio show. And we're talking Ol' Scratch, the Devil on film. It certain seems like there are some movies that were only made because someone sold their soul, but we're interested in what makes a devil The Devil? And who could have played him in the 90s other than Al Pacino? Don't cast out this episode, let it swallow your soul.
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People don't like David Zaslav and it isn't hard to understand why. The guy deep sixed Batgirl and Scoob! Holiday Haunt, pulled a ton of amazing animated stuff from streaming, and tried to shelve the fully completed, highly anticipated Coyote vs. Acme for tax reasons.
The Mikes jump off from that nightmare into what's changing in movies and how might we get back to good stuff seeing the light of day again?
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John Donohue from the Institute for Quantum Computing tackles some of our toughest questions in this Mid-Credit Minute: What's a movie you feel like you inherited from the past generation, and what's a film you'd want to pass down to the next generation? It's tough but John doesn't disappoint!
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Our latest guest John Donohue from the Institute for Quantum Computing, goes deep on mad science in this Mid-Credit Minute. John talks about his perfect double feature and it's pretty awesome! Dive in and get weird!
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Here we are inside an atom. Here's one little chair for one of you, and a bigger chair for two more to curl up in. Now, look up, wa-a-a-a-a-ay up to the non-quantum realm, and we'll call John.
This week, we get sub-atomic with John Donohue, Senior Manager of Scientific Outreach at the University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing. We talk about the science of the movies, Back to the Future, and why it may not actually be very realistic to start a revolution in the quantum realm (damn you Paul Rudd!)
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Katie Parkes is the first guest to answer Season Three's new bonus question - and it's a tough one! We ask what's a movie she feels she inherited from a previous generation, and what's a film she would like to pass down to the next generation.
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In this deep dive, extended Mid-Credit Minute, Clark sans Pereira sits in a closet with his wife Anna Beard and talks all things Hayao Miyazaki, director of Studio Ghibli, and his newest film The Boy and the Heron. Our history with Ghibli films, what films you should start with if, like Clark, you are a newb, and our thoughts on Miyazaki's latest (last?) film.
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Katie Parkes tells is her pick for the perfect double feature. Well, actually four possibly perfect doubles features. Well, actually three double features and a triple feature! You don't want to miss it!
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The Mikes sit down with the fabulous film maker and enthusiast Katie Parkes to talk about the genre that started it all: The Western. From John Ford to the Coen Brothers we try to take it all in and ask why, after well over 100 years, does the West still resonate?
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With a new season comes a new question! Gone are our questions about snacks (we get it, people like popcorn), and matching food and movies (we get it, Clark is the only one who thinks about this a lot).
We have a new question for our guests: what is one movie you feel like you inherited from a previous generation, and what is one movie you want to pass on to a future generation. Here are our answers, and we look forward to hearing the answers of others.
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The Mikes return with the first episode of season 3. Longer episodes! More episodes? New guests! New questions? More of the same, some of the different. But first, what is killing movies? Anything, or everything? Welcome back, we're glad to be in your ears once again.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. In this episode, Charlotte guesses You Don't Mess With the Zohan.
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We conclude our crossover with Bonn Park by talking about food. Do only evil people drink milk? What is "berry blue" flavour? Is there a moral argument for adding M&Ms to popcorn?
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We continue our cross over with Bonn Park and talk double features. What does a double feature say about a person? What does it say about Clark that he chooses two different films every time he's asked this question?
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It's time for another crossover episode! This time, we welcome Marshall Ward and Sara Geidlinger and we talk about everything and nothing. Collectables, low budget horror films shot in Ontario, home town theatres. Our sound quality is the best it's ever been because we recorded on someone else's microphones! Lots to enjoy with this fun conversation.
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In our latest episode, Mikes Clark and Pereira talk to Bangishimo (They/Them), an IndigiQueer Anishinaabe community organizer, educator, advocate, photographer and filmmaker. We talk Star Trek, horror and video game adaptations.
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Ted Harms walks us down memory lane with his choice of snacks and perfect food pairing.
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Ted Harms talks about how movies have sound at all.
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Gamera at the Registry Theatre
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Ted Harms talks double feature choices
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Gamera at the Registry Theatre
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Ted Harms, director of the VOC Silent Film Harmonic talks about their upcoming season, their accompaniment of the kaiju classic Gamera, and of the world of public domain movies. We dig into the nitty gritty of movie music, and why it makes the experience as much as the visual.
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Gamera at the Registry Theatre
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Ola Idris Al talks about her perfect double feature - well actually two a fake one and a real one :)
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Ola Idris Al talks about her go-to snacks at the theatre, her perfect food/movie pairing, and a genius idea for pop-rocks!
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Lizz DiCesare discusses the perfect temperature for water, and other treats at the concession stand.
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Lizz DiCesare walks us through her perfect double feature.
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Ola Idris Al, Community and Engagement Manager at the University of Waterloo's Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Anti-racism joins us to talk about the BLACK@WATERLOO: BLACK FILM FESTIVAL, a celebration of storytelling for and by Black creatives. Brand new to the community, the festival showcases the diversity and creativity of Black filmmaking, from both political and musical documentaries to the telling of real Black Canadian narratives.
Get tickets to the festival at The Princess Cinemas website here.
Along the way, we also discuss diversity and equity in film-making, and Ola's favourite genre of films: Rom Coms!
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No conversation about adaptations would be complete without dicussing the Harry Potter franchise, and the king of adaptations, Stephen King. So we do just that, with Lizz DiCesare.
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Lizz DiCesare helps us fill out out library holds list, and we talk about those books that just shouldn't be adapted.
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Lizz DiCesare doesn't like the Muppets. We ask her why.
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We welcome Lizz DiCesare, book reviewer extraordinary, to talk about the fraught world of adaptations. There are so many, and we barely scratch the surface, but we do talk about Twilight for a good long while, and that suits us just fine.
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This was intended to be a kind of 2022 in review, but instead The Mikes end up going a lot deeper into the business of the movies, what's changed and how it's affecting the movie experience and why we love going to the theatre.
In short, join two old men as they yell at clouds about movies.
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Mikes Clark and Pereira talk about debatable, even controversial, Christmas movies, and what if David Lynch directed a Hallmark movie....
Also, it’s one of Waterloo Region’s fondest holiday traditions: firing up the old social media machine and shouting at Mike Farwell that Die Hard is in fact a Christmas movie.
Now it’s time to settle this once and for all - with structured debate!!
The Internet’s Favourite Dad, Brittlestar, joins us to tell you why Die Hard jingles all the way! Meanwhile, local radio legend Mike Farwell tells you why guns blazing in the office rather than a fire blazing in the hearth means Die Hard a Christmas movie ain’t.
Find Brittlestar on the interwebs at www.brittlestar.com or just about anywhere on social under @brittlestar.
You can find Mike Farwell on Twitter @farwell_WR and on the radio at 570am.
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See you at the movies!
Yes, we know - we're a bit behind on Season Two. It turns out planning live events is a lot more work! But don't worry - we've got a great slate of interviews lined up for 2023 to make up for it!
Mikes Clark and Pereira are joined by local theatre director, producer, actor and extraordinary human, Pam Patel of MT Space to talk about performance, radio, murder and Mark Dailey's hypnotic voice on City TV's Late Great Movies!
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The Mikes play a nice relaxed game of "Would You Rather" with the plots of Christmas movies, and perhaps discover that even one mogwai is too many mogwai.
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We're back at the Apollo Cinema with our friends at Midtown Radio for a live broadcast episode and a special screening of the screwball comedy / murder mystery Radioland Murders!
We'll be joined on stage by special guests Pam Patel from MT Space and Becca Dallaire from the Apollo! Tickets are available at the Apollo's website here.
Then, join us for an awesome after party at AOK Craft Beer and Arcade Bar!
Welcome to Season Two of Mid-Credit Scene! Our Season Two kick-off is a recording of special live-to-air broadcast of Midtown Radio from the Apollo Cinema in Downtown Kitchener!
Mikes Clark and Pereira are joined by local radio host / community builder / movie nerd Mike Farwell (So. Many. Mikes) to talk about radio, movies and the 1990 Christian Slater classic Pump Up The Volume!
"Are you out there? Are you listening?"
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Mid-Credit Scene Podcast is doing a LIVE SHOW! Sept 27th at 6pm at the Apollo Cinema, as part of the Mid-Town Radio movie series Radio You Gotta See. Come see Pereira and Clark with special guest Mike Farwell of CityNews 570, then stick around at 7pm for 1990's Pump Up The Volume starring Christen Slater. Tickets are on sale now at ApolloCinema.ca
In this episode, Mikes Clark and Pereira talk franchises - particularly the ones that just keep getting worse. Also, now that we have streaming, what about the Direct-To-VHS market? Where's the 9th Aladdin sequel - Abu's Revenge - supposed to go now?
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It's been an epic journey for the Mikes: 12 months. 12 episodes. 12 Guests. Endless fun.
And here we are at The Year's End. Mikes Clark & Pereira look back over a year of hosting Mid-Credit Scene, talking about our amazing guests, memorable episodes, hopes for the future, and why we hope this thing isn't like Swing music.... Join us and better yet, tell us what you think, your favourite moments, your hottest of takes, and what questions are eating up your brain.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. In this episode, Charlotte guesses Forbidden Planet.
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On this Mid-Credit Minute, Melissa Bowman talks her ideal double feature, and we discuss why spies don't laugh anymore.
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In this Mid-Credit Minute, Melissa Bowman reveals her favourite movie snacks, and what pairs nicely with a viewing of Shawshank.
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In this Mid-Credit Minute, we talk about why you don't see a lot of bicycles in the movies anymore, what our favourite bike moments are, and why Bond should get himself a BMX.
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What is the best year for movies? 1984? 1989? 1999? What are the qualifications for "best movie year"? How much is objective and how much is nostalgic? Just how many references to Three Men and Baby can Mike make? And what is up with James Cameron's obsession with water? Melissa Bowman joins us to discuss.
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We hit up John Tutt, owner of Princess Cinemas with the hard hitting (ok fine, super softball) questions about his favourite snacks, what movie he'd pair with a food, and his perfect double feature.
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John Tutt, owner of the Princess KW's oldest Indy Cinema, talks about the magic of hosting live events at the Princess. From hosted screenings to live concerts, this definitely ain't your suburban mutiplex.
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We sit down with John Tutt, owner of the Princess KW's oldest Indy Cinema. From their first screening of Casablanca to their latest events with Canadian rocker Tom Wilson, The Princess has seen it all.
We talk to John about the changes in cinema, facing down a global pandemic, late night sing-alongs of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and why the own a 35mm print of The Room - reputed to be the worst movie ever made.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. In this episode, Charlotte guesses The Edge, and we give Ben the Bear his due.
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Scott Williams tells us his Hitchcockian double feature.
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It occurred to us that we ask our guests for their go-to snacks and ideal double features, and yet we have never asked ourselves that question. Well, now we have! And as you might expect, we get distracted along the way.
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Scott Williams talks snacks at the concessions.
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Scott Williams discusses Galaxy Quest, The Orville, and the enduring legacy of Star Trek.
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Scott Williams discusses the influence of Star Trek on the LGBT community, the importance of seeing one's self in media, and how wonderful Jeri Ryan is.
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Scott Williams, Executive Director of Spectrum, drops by to discuss the impact and legacy of Star Trek.
Scott's Trek movie rankings:
1. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
2. Star Trek: First Contact
3. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
4. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
5. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
6. Star Trek: Insurrection
7. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
8. Star Trek: Generations
9. Star Trek: Nemesis
10. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
11. Star Trek Beyond
12. Star Trek (2009)
13. Star Trek Into Darkness
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"Theme from Star Trek" by Alexander Courage.
Wrath of Khan "Epilogue/End Title" by James Horner.
Music and sound effects used under fair dealing as parody and for criticism, and for no commercial gain.
Tom O'Connor and Dave Meehan over at The Sound Affect podcast program their perfect double feature movie night! We also sneak in a great discussion of our favourite movies that are about music!
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Tom O'Connor and Dave Meehan over at The Sound Affect podcast answer our version of the Proust questionnaire.... Ok, maybe not, but they do talk about they're go-to concession snacks, their perfect food and movie pairings, and why Dave and Mike P. will be sitting at opposite ends of the couch on movie night.
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A special Mid-Credit Minute cross-over with our pals over at The Sound Affect podcast. Starting with Billie Eilish's Oscar nominated No Time To Die, we talk about the always memorable, if sometimes regrettable, history of Bond themes.
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A special Mid-Credit Minute cross-over with our pals over at The Sound Affect podcast. We talk about the greatest upset at the Oscars, whether the Academy is still relevant, and why the Muppets need to host!!
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A special Mid-Credit Minute cross-over with our pals over at The Sound Affect podcast. We talk about our favourite soundtracks, and some of the most overlooked soundtracks. Yes, Mike P. talks about Batman Forever... again.
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A special cross-over episode with our pals Tom O'Connor and Dave Meehan over at The Sound Affect podcast. We dig into this year's Academy Award nominations for Best Original Song and Best Original Score (and a host of other topics), and even cast a few predictions. Will Encanto enchant the Academy, or will Diane Warren have finally worn them down after THIRTEEN nominations??
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with the Mayors of Waterloo, Cambridge, and Kitchener: Dave Jaworsky, Kathryn McGarry, and Berry Vrbanovic. We talk about the double feature of each Mayor's dreams.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with the Mayors of Waterloo, Cambridge, and Kitchener: Dave Jaworsky, Kathryn McGarry, and Berry Vrbanovic. We discuss movie snacks, and why we should all eat, pray, and love with the movies.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with the Mayors of Waterloo, Cambridge, and Kitchener: Dave Jaworsky, Kathryn McGarry, and Berry Vrbanovic. We talk about the Mayors of the movies, why they get such a bad wrap, and what all public officials can learn from Jaws.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with local communicator and avid movie-not-watcher Charlotte Prong and see if she is able to guess what a movie is about from the title alone. In this episode, Charlotte guesses Leonard Part 6, and Operation Dumbo Drop, and the Mikes burn some bridges.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with Apollo Cinema General Manager Cara Watson to talk about double features, why they're tough for theatres, and the perfect double feature she hopes she can bring to the Apollo's big screen!
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with Apollo Cinema General Manager Cara Watson to talk about snacks and her perfect food and movie pairing
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with Apollo Cinema General Manager Cara Watson to talk about comedies, why she hates them, remakes, and more!
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with Apollo Cinema General Manager Cara Watson to talk about everything from the California Raisins, the Stanley Tucci of Rats, a dark reboot of Nightcourt, and why independent cinema is the heart of a great community.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with communicator (and fiancé to co-host Clark) Anna Beard to discuss her ivy and rose filled perfect double feature.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with communicator (and fiancé to co-host Clark) Anna Beard to discuss the best food/movie combo, and what she orders at the concessions.
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with communicator (and fiancé to co-host Clark) Anna Beard to discuss Christmas movies that are also other types of movies. Or maybe, they are other types of movies that are also Christmas movies?
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A fun holiday message from Mikes Clark and Pereira! How many movie titles can you pick out?
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Mikes Pereira and Clark sit down with communicator (and fiancé to co-host Clark) Anna Beard to discuss Christmas movies. What makes one, what are our favourites, and why is so much of it in stop motion animation?
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The dream? Curate a double feature at one of our local cinemas. The challenge? Picking just two movies, and finding the perfect two to pair together. Recent guest Jon Johnson talks not one, but two perfect Double Features!
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We ask recent guest Jon Johnson about his go to movie snacks and what he thinks makes for the perfect snack and movie pairing.
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Mikes Clark and Pereira talk with designer Jon Johnson to chat about practical effects, matte paintings, and why we love Guillermo del Toro!!
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Mikes Clark and Pereira sit down with iconic Midtown graphic designer Jon Johnson, founder of Bearface Design and designer of the Mid-Credit Scene logo, to talk about design in the movies. We talk iconic movie posters, opening title sequences, and so much more! Plus, Jon has some great takes on movies he loves in our opening hot seat questions!
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.
The dream? Curate a double feature at one of our local cinemas. The challenge? Picking just two movies, and finding the perfect two to pair together. Recent guest Alex Kinsella talks about his perfect Double Feature!
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.
We ask recent guest Alex Kinsella about his go to movie snacks and what he thinks makes for the perfect snack and movie pairing.
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.
In this episode we are joined by Alex Kinsella, and discuss nostalgia. Is it a force for good, or a toxic impulse plaguing modern films? And why haven't we gotten a 9 To 5 remake yet?
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.
In this mini-sode, Alex Kinsella and the Mikes discuss the endurance of the Fast and the Furious Franchise and which Predator movie is the best.
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.
In our first episode, co-hosts Mike Pereira and Michael R. Clark get to know each other, discuss why they started a podcast, and what movies left an impression on them. Along the way they discuss the rise of streaming, the power of the rerun, and why Three Men and a Baby would never get made today.
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Logo design by Bearface Design.
Theme music is The Show Must Be Go by Kevin MacLeod.
Mid-Credit Scene is proudly broadcast on Midtown Radio.