We’re not done with zombies yet. The revival of the classic movie monster is going strong, like a horde of unstoppable zombies in fact with another hit zombie drama this time coming out of Korea. Hot on the heels of the runaway success of the surrealistic Squid Game audiences have been watching the adventures of private school students as they fight off the zombie hordes without any adult supervision. Romances are romanced, rivalries are rivaled, undead people eat soon to be dead people, scientists stare at data wondering if they can do anything about it all, and of course buckets and buckets of bloody gore. The survival drama that’s running justifying your Netflix subscription sustains the stress of running and waiting for rescue and having rescue denied for 12 pulse pounding episodes. What does it take to keep the tension high as well as have all the human adolescent drama that goes with being a teenager even when your former classmates want to put you on the menu? The series based on a webtoon has been carefully guided by its director Lee J. Q. who has had some specific ideas about how to maintain the realism in a situation that is inherently unrealistic…we hope. From casting actors so new that they haven’t quit their day jobs yet to filming a massive set piece with dozens of actors in one take a lot of thought went into this latest addition of the undead genre. What was your favorite part of the series? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest in your inbox.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:40 The Right Kind of Fan
1:31 Unknowns
2:53 17 Takes for a Kiss
4:24 Color Palette
5:03 Oner
6:12 Dance Choreographer
7:09 Actors Switched Roles
7:50 On-Jo’s Nametag
9:39 Cute Angry Bird
10:31 Original Song

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With Matthew Reeves and Robert Pattinson’s The Batman approaching its March 4th 2022 release date, it’s time to dig into the secrets of all the gadgets the Dark Knight is hiding in that bottomless utility belt. Yes, whether it’s batropes, grapple guns, batarangs, smoke capsules, gas pellets, explosives, tasers, and much much (MUCH) more, gadgets are part of what makes the Caped Crusader great, and why, even after Batmen like Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale, Kevin Conroy, and others, we still can’t wait for Robert Pattinson to don the batsuit.

But what’s really interesting about Batman’s gadgets is how they’ve evolved over time. At first, Batman was going to be just like The Shadow, carrying guns and killing his enemies. But thanks to early DC Comics editor Whit Ellsworth, the Dark Knight took a different route, and if the hero wasn’t going to carry guns, well, he’d need SOMETHING to subdue his targets, and thus the bat-gadgets were born.

Every different iteration of the character brings something new to the character’s inventory. Tim Burton’s films famously first introduced the grapple gun as we know it today. Christopher Nolan normalized the bat-glider and cape becoming one and the same. What will Matt Reeves’ film bring to Bruce Wayne’s arsenal? We’ve got some ideas, but we’ll just have to wait and see.

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:39 – Batrope and Grapple Gun
2:35 – Batman’s Cape
3:42 – Lenses and Sonar
4:31 – Batarangs
5:48 – Smoke and Gas
6:51 – Explosives
7:25 – Electricity
7:54 – Kryptonite Delivery Systems
8:25 – Wacky Gadgets
8:45 – Why Does Batman Have Gadgets?

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