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Michael May and Noel Thingvall

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Noel Thingvall (I Hate/Love Remakes; Masters of Carpentry) and Michael May (Hellbent for Letterbox; Mystery Movie Night) are joined by a variety of guests to discuss the Tarzan movies in chronological order.

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Michael May and Noel Thingvall

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16 mai 2024

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Épisodes

Episode 26: Tarzan and the Slave Girl (1950) 16.05.2024

Michael and Noel kick off the 1950s era of Tarzan movies with Lex Barker's second appearance as the ape man. Lee Sholem is back in the director's chair, but there's a new Jane as Vanessa Brown becomes the first of many actors to rotate through the role for the rest of Barker's run.

Episode 25: 1940s Recap 25.09.2020

Michael, Noel, and guest David May review the decade in which Tarzan fully became king not only of the jungle, but also all of pop culture. We re-discuss the move of the film series from MGM to RKO under Sol Lesser's leadership while also covering the many comics and film imitators like Nyoka the Jungle Girl and Jo-Jo the Congo King. Opening music from  Terry and the Pirates  by Lee Zahler  Closin...

Episode 24: Tarzan's Magic Fountain (1949) 22.05.2020

Noel and Michael watch the last Tarzan movie of the 1940s, in which Johnny Weissmuller has been replaced as the ape man by Lex Barker. They discuss Barker's alarming post-Tarzan behavior and how knowing that affects viewing his work, including  Tarzan's Magic Fountain . And they also bid farewell to Brenda Joyce in her last appearance as Jane.

Episode 23: Tarzan and the Mermaids (1948) 06.03.2020

Michael and Noel wrap up the Johnny Weissmuller era the same way  they began it , with guest Ron Marz ( Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman ,  Korak the Killer ), who'd just returned from South Africa with stories of an actual safari . It's mermaids in Mexico and memoirs about mammals in this very special episode.

Episode 22: Tarzan and the Huntress (1947) 13.05.2019

Noel and Michael are joined by Tim from  the CinemaSpection podcast to discuss Johnny Sheffield's last film as Boy. In many ways,  Tarzan and the Huntress is a return to form for the series. Noel, Michael, and Tim talk about whether or not that's a good thing.

Episode 21: Tarzan and the Leopard Woman (1946) 06.03.2019

Michael and Noel welcome Carlin Trammel ( Nerd Lunch ,  Dragonfly Ripple ,  Pod James Pod ) for a jam-packed episode about leopard cults, home invasions, '50s sitcoms, colonialism, and Acquanetta. 

Episode 20: Tarzan and the Amazons (1945) 24.12.2018

Noel and Michael are joined by returning guest Melissa Kaercher ( A Reel Education ,  A Reel Education: Noir ) to discuss teenage Boy, the return of Jane, and a hidden civilization of warrior women in Sol Lesser and Johnny Weissmuller's third collaboration for RKO.

Episode 19: Tarzan's Desert Mystery (1943) 26.11.2018

Michael and Noel are joined by Paxton Holley ( Nerd Lunch ,  Cult Film Club ,  Hellbent for Letterbox ,  I Read Movies ) to talk about Tarzan and Boy's spy adventure in the Sahara. It's an atypical Tarzan film and Pax - who's relatively fresh to the series - has lots of questions. 

Episode 18: Tarzan Triumphs (1943) 29.08.2018

As Sol Lesser and RKO take over the Tarzan series from MGM, Noel and Michael welcome back guest Christopher Mills who helped review Lesser's first Tarzan film,  Tarzan the Fearless , on Episode 8 of the podcast. In this new episode, we discuss whether the post-MGM series is in good hands, but also talk about the absence of Jane and of course Tarzan vs. Nazis.

Episode 17: Tarzan's New York Adventure (1942) 18.07.2018

Michael and Noel are joined by writer Martin Powell (Dark Horse Comics'  Jungle Tales of Tarzan , Edgar Rice Burroughs Comic Strips ) to discuss the final chapter in MGM's Tarzan series. 

Episode 16: Tarzan's Secret Treasure (1941) 18.05.2018

Noel and Michael are joined again by Evie ( I Hate/Love Remakes ) to discuss the penultimate MGM Tarzan film,  Tarzan's Secret Treasure , with Reginald Owen, Barry Fitzgerald, and Tom Conway's sinister mustache. 

Episode 15: 1930s Recap 21.03.2018

Michael, Noel, and guest David May review the decade that changed Tarzan forever in the public eye. We discuss not just the wild success of MGM and Johnny Weissmuller's interpretation, but the Burroughs novels from the decade as well as imitators from Bomba to Ka-Zar. Opening music from "Echoes of the Jungle" by Duke Ellington Closing music from "The Moon of Manakoora" by Dorothy Lamour

Episode 14: Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939) 27.02.2018

Noel and Michael are joined by guest Alan Middleton ( Relatively Geeky Podcast Network , Dorkness to Light ) to discuss the fourth MGM/Johnny Weissmuller film and the introduction of a major character to the series.

Episode 13: Tarzan's Revenge (1938) 24.01.2018

Michael and Noel are joined again by David May to discuss Sol Lesser's second Tarzan movie, the much maligned  Tarzan's Revenge starring Glenn Morris. Is it as bad as its reputation or is it worth watching? 

Episode 12: Toofani Tarzan (1937) 05.01.2018

Noel and Michael are joined again by Melissa Kaercher ( A Reel Education ,  A Reel Education: Noir ,  Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome ), this time to talk about the first of many Bollywood Tarzan movies. Among other things, we discuss whether  Toofani Tarzan is a remake or a ripoff, what Stormy Tarzan cologne would smell like, and most importantly: just what the hell is Dada?

Episode 11: Tarzan Escapes (1936) 22.10.2017

David May returns as guest when Michael and Noel jump back to MGM for the third movie in the Johnny Weissmuller series:  Tarzan's Return . Or was it  Tarzan and the Vampires ? No, wait,  The Capture of Tarzan . Oh, that's right:  Tarzan Escapes ! Featuring studio meddling, killer iguanas, the Hayes Code, and what happens when you let the monkey cook the roast.

Episode 10: The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) 24.09.2017

Noel and Michael are joined by guest Melissa Kaercher ( A  Reel Education ,  The Sound and the Foley ) to discuss Edgar Rice Burroughs' sole attempt at financing a Tarzan serial himself (with co-producer/actor Ashton Dearholt). We talk about the extremely troubled production, from its poor planning and even poorer sound to its Mayan space queens and wife-swapping producers. Was anything good able...

Episode 9: Tarzan and His Mate (1934) 09.08.2017

Michael and Noel are joined by Kay from Fan Girl Blog and the  Hyperspace Theories podcast to talk about MGM's second Tarzan film. Inspired by  King Kong and a pivotal film in the history of the Hays Code,  Tarzan and His Mate offers a lot to discuss.

Episode 8: Tarzan the Fearless (1933) 23.07.2017

Noel and Michael are joined by writer Christopher Mills  ( Femme Noir ,  Gravedigger ,  Perils on Planet X , and the excellent blog  Space: 1970 ) to discuss  Tarzan the Fearless , a 12-chapter serial starring Buster Crabbe ( Buck Rogers ,  Flash Gordon ) and Julie Bishop ( The Black Cat ). It's also the first Tarzan film by legendary Tarzan producer Sol Lesser. Opening music from Tarzan the Fearl...

Episode 7: Tarzan the Ape Man (1932) 24.06.2017

Michael and Noel welcome special guest, comics writer Ron Marz ( Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman ,  Korak the Killer ) to talk about the first in the MGM/Weissmuller series: the iconic  Tarzan the Ape Man .  Opening music from "Voo Doo Dance" by George Richelavie (arranged by Paul Marquardt and Fritz Stahlberg) Closing music from "Tarzan and Rain," a mashup by The Reborn Identity

Episode 6: 1910s and '20s Recap 06.05.2017

Noel and Michael review the stories that influenced and were influenced by Tarzan up through 1929. Starting with Gilgamesh and ending with  Tarzan the Tiger , we talk about Tarzan books, comics, and theater as well as connections to H Rider Haggard, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Mickey Mouse. Opening music from "Wild Cat" by Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti Closing music from "Diga Diga Doo" by Duke Elling...

Episode 5: Tarzan the Tiger (1929) 08.04.2017

Michael and Noel wrap up the 1920s with guest David May and another 15-chapter serial. This time it's director Henry McRae's  Tarzan the Tiger , starring Frank Merrill as Tarzan, Natalie Kingston as Jane, and Kithnou as Queen La of Opar. There's treasure, amnesia, and (thanks to this being a transitional film into the sound era) our first listen at a Tarzan yell.

Episode 4: Tarzan and the Golden Lion (1927) 01.03.2017

Noel and Michael are joined this month by Evie ( I Hate/Love Remakes ) to discuss JP McGowan's  Tarzan and the Golden Lion  featuring Edgar Rice Burroughs' hand-picked Tarzan actor, Tarzan's sister(!), and Boris Karloff in blackface.

Episode 3: The Adventures of Tarzan (1921) 20.01.2017

Michael and Noel are joined once again by David May to discuss Elmo Lincoln's return to the role of Tarzan in the 1921 serial  The Adventures of Tarzan . Parts of it are lost, but The Serial Squadron has edited the remaining footage together, so we talk about how that worked, whether our opinions of Lincoln have changed since  Tarzan of the Apes , and the introduction of some important elements of...

Episode 2: The Son of Tarzan (1920) 10.12.2016

Noel and Michael are joined again by David May to discuss the silent, 15-chapter serial, The Son of Tarzan, starring  P. Dempsey Tabler as Tarzan, Karla Schramm as Jane, Gordon Griffith and Mae Giraci as young Korak and Meriem, and Kamuela C. Searle and Nita Martan as adult Korak and Meriem. 

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