Case Aiken
Another Pass Podcast
Case Aiken and Sam Alicea take a look at movies that they find fascinating but flawed and make suggestions on what could have been done at the time.
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Case Aiken
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Último episodio
16 de oct. de 2026
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Episodios
Another Pass at The Shadow 22.07.2021 2:28:19
The weed of crime bears bitter fruit! The "weed" being the legendary pulp fiction franchise, The Shadow, and the "bitter fruit" being the 1994 box office bomb inspired by it. Do Case and Sam, along with special guest Pat Edwards, dare learn what evil lurks in the heart of this film?
Groundhog Day Got Another Pass 08.07.2021 1:30:01
A trope definer? I got you, babe! A classic comedy that marked the end of one of the great teams? I got you, babe! A perfectly crafted tale that asks all the right questions? I got you, babe! Case and Sam are joined by Melissa Patterson to discuss the pinnacle of Bill Murray's comedic career, Groundhog Day… despite some technical difficulties.
Another Pass at Terminator 3 25.06.2021 2:06:25
I know now why you cry. But when it comes to Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, it is something I can never do. To reboot and upgrade this underclocked film, Case and Sam are joined by Leo Goodman. Can they change history or is it all inevitable? You'll have to tune in to find out, otherwise just "talk to the hand"
Another Pass at Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 10.06.2021 1:31:26
Is it alive? Is it alive? Case, Sam, and Mae Catt discuss 1994's Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Will they breath new life into it or put it out of its misery? Mae does a lot of things! Find the things... here: https://linktr.ee/MaeCatt
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