Episode 30: Lord of the Feebles

Peter Jackson!

This week we return you to your regularly scheduled programming as Faults in the Vaults heads deep into Middle Earth in order to cast The Lord of Rings trilogy back into the fires of Mt. Doom in order to bring awareness to the sheer madness of Meet the Feebles (1989).

Josh details a brief history of ABC's underappreciated sketch comedy show, Fridays in This Week in Torrents. Diggin' Up the Docs presents West of Memphis (2012) - the acclaimed Amy Berg directed/Peter Jackson produced chronicle of the West Memphis Three's wrongful incarceration and eventful release from prison.

Mitch goes Slipping Through the Tracks to bring attention to Miles Davis' innovative jazz score for Louis Malle's 1958 French film noir, Elevator to the Gallows. Also in this episode, more Raleigh Soapery gospel, talk of Son of Monsterpalooza and the promise of free merch as well as the continuation of the Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Brooding statue giveaway contest!

Episode 10: Batman v. Superman Forever

Back up Batman!

This week in Faults in the Vaults, we're talking about the World's (less than) Finest. WARNING! There are going to be spoilers abound as we go sifting through the rubble left by Zack Snyder's Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice in order to rebuild a better Gotham on the foundation of 1995's Schumacher spectacle, Batman Forever.

Mitch digs deep into the Mailbag to read and answer a question regarding favorite food-themed films. Josh & Mitch take the road less traveled by and rage against all the Superman hate in The Soapbox Rant.

In This Week in Torrents, Josh points to a pair of animated Bat-shorts created by the legendary Bruce Timm (Batman TAS) to commemorate the character's 75th. Slipping Through the Tracks this week highlights an out of print collection of 1960's Batman TV instrumental tracks by Neal Hefti.

Plus, details are officially laid out on how you can take home some brand new Raleigh {Beer} Soap before it officially hits the streets!!!