I Read Movies Podcast Archive
An archive of the first 50 episodes of the I Read Movies podcast. Look for new episodes on Cult Film Club.
Episodes
Pax reminds listeners that new episodes of the show are showing up on the Cult Film Club feed. And he gives you a preview of next week's episode, Batman & Robin (1997) by Michael Jan Friedman.
In this transitional episode before IRM's debut on the Cult Film Club feed, I go over the novelization to the fourth Christopher Reeve Superman movie.
For the final episode of IRM on this feed before it moves over to Cult Film Club, I'm closing the loop on my coverage of the Skywalker Saga novelizations with Star Wars the Force Awakens by the original Star Wars novelizer, Alan Dean Foster.
This month I'm talking about the novelizations of Stephen Sommers' 1999 adventure blockbuster The Mummy starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz.
This is the 50th episode of I Read Movies and to celebrate, I'm going to do a double feature! I'll be covering Back to the Future Parts 2 and 3 in one giant episode!
On this episode I dig into the 1990 UK novelization of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Cowabunga, Dudes!
On this episode Pax dives deep into the 1995 novelization for Batman Forever by Peter David. Lot's to unpack from this Bat Cave!
This month Pax is digging through the novelization to the Robocop sequel.
On this episode Pax talks about the 1987 novelization to the first Robocop by Ed Naha.
On this episode I talk about the novelization to the pilot episode of The A-Team, Mexican Slayride. Written by Charles Heath.
It's a few days before April 1st so on this episode I'm looking at the novelization for the movie April Fool's Day from 1986 by Jeff Rovin.
In this episode I'm covering the 1984 novelization to The Last Starfighter by Alan Dean Foster.
In this special IRM Appendix episode I look at the differences between the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie The Running Man and the Stephen King novel it was based on.
This is a repost of a special episode of I Read Movies that I did for Cult Film Club. I'm talking about the movie novelization of Highlander by Gary Killworth.
For this episode Pax is talking about the novelization to the Ron Howard/George Lucas fantasy film, Willow from 1988, starring Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer.
Finishing out Fall Into Horror, this month I'm looking at the novelization of the sixth Friday the 13th movie from 1986 by Simon Hawke.
For the 4th annual IRM Halloween episode I am covering one of the holy grails of novelizations, John Carpenter's Halloween by Curtis Richards. Lots of extra information about the nature of Michael Myers.
This month begins IRM's Fall into Horror series with the 1985 horror comedy classic, Fright Night.
To finish out IRM's Hack the Summer, in this episode I cover the 1992 novelization to Sneakers.
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