Multimedium

On this episode of Multimedium, we are discussing the Mega Man video game series and two albums by the band, The Protomen, inspired by the games. Games discussed: Mega Man 1,2, and 3. Albums discussed: Act I: The Protomen & Act 2: The Father of Death by The Protomen

This episode is a little bit different as we attempt our first triple threat match on Multimedium. On this episode we cover: William Gibson's original Alien 3 script Pat Cadigan's novelization of William Gibson's unproduced screenplay David Fincher's Alien 3 And every other version of Alien 3 we could find. Special thanks to The Gamma Foundation for our intro music!

Willie and Tim pit the original Masters of the Universe toy line up against the 1987 film adaptation to find out which one HAS THE POWER.

It's a Battle Royale this episode as we pit Koushun Takami's novel against Kinji Fukasaka's film. Special thanks to The Gamma Foundation for providing our theme music. Check them out on Spotify now!

CAN YOU DIG IT!!!!!??? You can? Okay cool, because it's a showdown on the streets of NYC as we compare the cult classic 1979 flick, The Warriors, to it's 2005 video game adaptation. Special thanks to The Gamma Foundation for providing our theme music. Check them out on Spotify now!

It's a dino dustup for the ages, as we compare Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park to Steven Spielberg's blockbuster adaptation. Special thanks to The Gamma Foundation for providing our theme music. Check them out on Spotify now!

How do you adapt a board game into a movie? We try to figure out the answer to that question, as well as take a look back at some of our favorite versions of Clue, and also decide if the 1985 movie is a successful adaptation of the classic game.

On this episode of Multimedium, we dissect two works from the Resident Evil franchise: The original Resident Evil game and it's novelization, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Conspiracy by S.D. Perry. We talk about our history with the franchise, some of the differences between the characters in both works, and the difficulty in translating a video game to a novelization.

The way we tell stories is ever-evolving. Join Tim and Willie as they guide you through the changing shape of storytelling on Multimedium; a podcast that analyzes a single work, and the many forms it can take. First up: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In this debut episode we discuss: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990 Film) & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Mirage Comics Issues 1-21).