Frank and Thomas celebrate their freedom by recording a podcast episode in the middle of a busy public park on a somewhat windy day. Joined by writer Baraka Elmadari, the dynamic duo of the DCPU emerge straight from the theater to share their thoughts on 2026's Supergirl.

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Main Theme: "Heroes" by Andrey Sitkov

THE EVIL CONTINUES. After the success of the first movie, it was clear that the film's promise of a sequel would come true. With Paul W.S. Anderson leaving to direct Alien vs. Predator, the task of following things up was left in the hands of esteemed second unit director Alexander Witt. Finally embracing (some amount of) the game franchise, this was Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

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Main Theme: "Weird Noises" by Ovani Sound

GO ASK ALICE. Before the turn of the century, movie studios were already trying to take a bite out of Resident Evil. In this episode, we discuss the struggle to make the first live-action film a reality, featuring the little German production company that could, the franchise's eventual steward, Paul W.S. Anderson, and the father of the zombie film, George A. Romero.

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2002 Movie Website: https://web.archive.org/web/20021012092125/http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/residentevil/

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ENTER THE SURVIVAL HORROR. In this series, Thomas and Frank return to discuss the history of Resident Evil in film and television. Today, we look at the state of video game adaptations in Hollywood's past and present, go over the forgotten legacy of this sleeper hit movie franchise, and examine the progenitor of everything that would come after for Capcom: Biohazard 4D-Executer.

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Main Theme: "Weird Noises" by Ovani Sound

DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD. In this week's special one-off episode, princes of the universe Frank and Thomas look back at the cult classic 1986 fantasy epic Highlander. Excessive backflips, swords hooked up to car batteries, burning effigies on set, drunken brawls between extras, a Frenchman playing a Scotsman, a Scotsman playing an Egyptian playing a Spaniard...it's a kind of magic.

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You found it, the rumored "Lost Episode" of FrankPodcasts...and we're talking about Antz, baby!

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Background Music: "The Colony" by Harry Gregson-Williams and John Powell
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That's all, folks! Join us for this bonus episode, in which we answer listener questions and reveal our plans for the future of the show.

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And so, DC Studios would finally release the last film in the DCEU franchise before deciding to wipe the slate clean. A sequel to the franchise’s highest grossing entry (and the only one to make over a billion dollars): Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Did the series go out on a high note?

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