Wavelength

Probably the best one he's made this year.

I think Alone Against Terror, which is... 83 but i think it was widely released 86 maybe never released till 86 but that's a really strong one as well and there's a couple other ones that i've seen uh but yeah i really like this one this does have similarities to like blood on the blood on my shoes which came out this year from franco and other like spy movies that he did earlier and that kind of element more fun based but i think this one's quirky more quirky and more fun in that way you know it wasn't being held down he could just be more goofy and have more playfulness with the dialogue and i like this one it's a lot of fun Okay, this last one here from 1983 is Wavelength.

And this is Embassy Home Video here.

And this stars Robert Carradine, Cherry Curry, and Kenan Wynn.

One year later, we do Revenge of the Nerds, the year before he did Tag the Assassination game.

Robert Caranin, underrated, underrated actor.

But Wavelength is a weird one, and this, I would guess you would say, is an E.T. kind of rip.

And I was just like, wonder why this wasn't released on DVD or Blu-ray or anything like that.

As you should.

Well, Loose Articles was one of the bands who we've actually featured in Wavelength.

If you want to get some kits sponsored by bands as I like, check out Coombran Celtic.

super furry animals i've spoken about this kit before in the show they sponsored cardiff city for the welsh cup in the 90s and they brought out a special kit and it's got a like a lace tie-up neck

Let's bring it all to an end by having Kunt and the gang as artist of the month.

Oh my God.

I still have my Wavelength song from theirs that I haven't played.

I believe that.

Lost in the fog of a cosmic storm, floating on whimsical wavelengths is the norm.

Dancing through the stars, chasing spectrums of light.

Riding the waves that are just out of sight.

You can take this case for what it's worth, but he says that small childlike humanoids with bald heads were captured along with the deaths.

And he says that the UFO movie Wavelength was actually based on this incident.

One evening in 1974, three residents of an apartment building located at 316 Van Buren Street all called the police to report their sightings of no less than eight groups of four to eight objects all moving in a V formation overhead.

Christopher P. Ahn of Apartment 7 and Gerald and Deborah Lee Culver of Apartment 9 called the police after seeing these egg-shaped objects, which they said were glowing blue-green, flying from south to north right over the coastline and going from horizon to horizon in three to five seconds.

But I'd never once, not until St. Philomene's Delta, looked at a sinkhole that seemed to swallow reality itself.

My first glimpse came not from muddy boots, but from Wavelength.

It was 2.30 in the morning and I'd been dozing beside my laptop when the automated feed from the St. Philomene reclamation project pinged red a drone telemetry, then silence, then a security camera's last jitter of static.

I propped when I opened, replayed the footage.

Lost in the fog of a cosmic storm.

Floating on whimsical wavelengths is the norm.

Dancing through the stars, chasing spectrums of light.

Riding the waves that are just out of sight.

Whimsical wavelengths is back.

Here is the last episode of season two.

By the end of

I can't believe it's done.