HerdCon Movie Cast with Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte

If you enjoy the HerdCon Popcast or Book Chats, a new show is coming your way.

Giant Bombs: Exploring Cinema Through Famous Box Office Flops!

This limited-series podcast will examine some of the most notorious box office bombs of all-time. Why did these films flop so hard with audiences and critics? How did these massive failures reshape the cinema? And most important of all, are some of these films actually good?

 

Introducing your hosts!

Dr. Cody Lumpkin:

Cody looking was born in North Georgia, around hog-killing time. Since 2012, he has worked in the English Department at Marshall University teaching courses in film and Appalachian literature. He co-hosts Herdcon Bookchats with Meghan Sexton-Harness.

Ian Nolte:

Ian Nolte has taught in the English Department at Marshall University since 2015 with a focus on teacher education, film studies, and digital humanities. He is passionate about both movies and ambitious failures.

 

Season 1: Flops

This is the first of our movie cast series featuring hosts Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss Citizen Kane (1941) and why flops matter.

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss Heaven’s Gate (1980).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss Cats (2019).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss The Mummy (2017), with special guest, Dr. Jil Treftz.

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss The Marvels (2023).

 

Dr. Lumpkin and Ian Nolte bring a special guest Hugh onto the podcast to discuss all things Alien 3 (1992).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte invite Daniel Lewis to discuss Birdemic (2010).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte discuss Blade Runner (1982).

 

Season 2: More Flops

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte invite Jillian Hovatter to discuss Cool World (1992).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte invite Nathan Rucker to discuss Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991).

 

Dr. Cody Lumpkin and Ian Nolte invite Rachael Peckham to discuss Return to Oz (1985).

 

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