Every Damn Frame of "Resident Evil Extinction" (2007)
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Every Damn Frame of "Resident Evil Extinction" (2007)
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We're joining the convoy this week. Whose convoy? You know whose convoy! Accept no substitutes! Join us as we discuss every damn frame of Russel Mulchay's 2007 film Resident Evil Extinction, written by Milla Jovovich's now-husband Paul W.S. Anderson. We use the power of our minds not to manipulate firestorms but instead go deep on the concept of a trilogy versus a series, as well as the business of filmmaking in the early 00's and the business plans of the Umbrella Corporation.
Notable topics:
- Great around-the-horn ensemble introductions
- Jesse's love for K-Mart
- Chekov's crow
- Why women deserve convoys
- Resident Evil as a feminist masterpiece
- Pillow talk in the Anderson/Jovovich household
PLUS: The Debut of Fashion Corner with Liz and the Boys
SHOW NOTES
Some notes on Wolf Cuts
Jesse is quite chagrined at the number of times he maligns Jefferson Airplane in both this and the next episode. The song is of course called "White Rabbit" and not "Go Ask Alice" and the Resident Evil Extinction cover is by Collide
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