Jacob and Aaron return to their podcast to uncover why we never returned to the moon. When their conversation about Apollo 18 hits the rocks, they end up hatching an elaborate moonshot of their own.

Apollo 18 - Gateway to Cinema

Wow, Lotta garbage in this TRASH HEAP OF A FILM 

J - 3/10
M - 3/10

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In December 1974 (two years after the Apollo 17 mission), the crew of the cancelled Apollo 18 mission is informed that it will now proceed as a top secret Department of Defense (DoD) mission to deliver a classified payload. Commander Nathan Walker, Lieutenant Colonel John Grey, and Captain Ben Anderson are launched, at night, toward the Moon to place an early warning detector for ICBM attacks from the USSR.

Grey remains in orbit aboard the Apollo command module Freedom while Walker and Anderson land on the South Pole of the Moon in the Apollo Lunar Module Liberty, on December 25. While planting the ICBM detector, the two take rock samples which Anderson describes as feeling "strange". In the background, the camera captures a rock moving in a nearby crater. After returning to Liberty, they hear noises outside and the motion sensor camera captures a small rock moving nearby. Houston claims the noises are interference from the ICBM detector. The next day, Anderson finds a rock sample on the floor of Liberty despite having secured the samples. During their ICBM detector set-up, Anderson discovers footprints that lead them to a bloodstained and abandoned (but still functional) Soviet LK lander. Anderson explores a nearby crater, describing the ground as "feeling softer". Inside the crater, he finds a dead cosmonaut as well as a broken space helmet. Walker queries Houston about the Soviet presence, but he is told only to continue with the mission. While they are sleeping, Walker is awakened by strange noises and something bumping into the lander.

The following day, they find that the flag they had planted is missing. Having completed their mission, the duo prepares to leave, but the launch is aborted when Liberty suffers violent shaking. An inspection reveals extensive damage to the module. Walker finds their shredded flag nearby; the motion sensor camera is also missing, and the rover tipped on its side. He then finds non-human tracks outside Liberty, and cites them as evidence of extraterrestrial life. Walker feels something moving inside his spacesuit and is horrified as a spider-like creature crawls across the inside of his helmet; he disappears from view and Anderson finds him unconscious outside of Liberty. Walker later denies the events. A wound is discovered on his chest, and Anderson removes a Moon rock embedded within him. After having removed the rock, Walker smashes it with a hammer, contaminating the ship. They find themselves unable to contact Houston or Grey due to increased levels of interference from an unknown source.

GHMC 092 - Apollo 18 (2011)

Treffen sich eine Basketballlegende und ein Agenturgründer zum Podcast: ein „Perfect Match“. Erst Recht, wenn beide über den #perfectfit reden. Pascal Roller und Michael Schillinger in der neuen Folge der „Monsters of Content Marketing“ über eine bemerkenswerte Sport-Kampagne - und eine brutale Lebensentscheidung. #MoCM

Nr. 74: Pascal Roller, Apollo 18 und ihre magischen Momente

Una canción que nació en la penumbra de un satélite olvidado, inspirada en la película Apollo 18... y en la certeza de que algo se mueve donde nadie mira.

Entre guitarras distorsionadas y un estribillo que grita más de lo que explica, esta pieza pop punk retro es una declaración: lo que parecía inofensivo era una trampa. No eran piedras. Eran ellos. Y tú lo sabías.

🧠 Horror psicológico en formato found footage.
🎵 Con canción original creada especialmente para esta película.
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no eran piedras (Apollo 18)

A Podcast where two unfortunate souls watch and then rip apart the movies that give you the chills

K de Kripta
Entre purpurina, glitches y mucho mariconeo, despedazo películas de terror y thrillers…
y hasta les hago su propia banda sonora.
Si te atreves, pásate.
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In a world littered with remakes, reboots, sequels, prequels, and cinematic universes, three friends gather each week to try to make sense of it all. Join Aaron Hahn, Jacob Lacy, and David Becker as they discuss the latest film releases, their all-time favorites, some of the worst films that they have ever seen, and much more. One may never know exactly what to expect from this podcast for film-lovers, but don’t worry, because there’s a Reboot Already Underway.

Sie sind die Monsters of Content Marketing - ihre Plattformen, Kampagnen und Formate fluten die Republik, machen Marken zu Medien. Und ihnen widmet fischerAppelt seinen Podcast. Einmal im Monat unterhält sich Chefredakteur Dirk Benninghoff mit Branchengrößen über ihre spannendsten Cases - von Strategie über Technologie und Story bis hin zu Distribution, Data und KPIs – und werden natürlich auch gerne mal persönlich. Erlebt Monster und Kreationen, die zum Fürchten schön sind.

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