So has anyone else seen that Aliens Vs Predators Rift War has disappeared off Audible?
How come?
How come?
Also, really dug the Christian band - being somewhat of a lapsed Christian myself, I kind of wish I got into that scene
For example, My Tears are becoming a river by M83 being used for the upcoming stop motion film Wildwood.
Specifically they could be teasers that mute out the dialogue or only use small clips of vague dialogue, but you can still see the action and the music ends up augmenting the intensity or the wonder of what you are seeing?
Will see if I can cross post to the Simpsons community to get their input.
Both in their prime, full armament, no impediments or health conditions, and both have a good reason to want to kill each other.
Who wins?
Holy heck this book looks so up my alley.
And the review also highlights a bestiary of the dinosaurs that appear in the novel.
Without spoilers, is this worth a purchase? £2.20 is a steal on kindle but I prefer the feel of a real book.
Only asking as this came out last year and only eight people have reviewed it. I’m currently halfway through Tomorrow’s flight by M.E. Ellington and Steven Tieffel at the moment.
I’m at Joust Like A Woman now, and I knew I would enjoy this episode of Hank turning up at this renaissance fair and the King being voiced by none other than Alan Rickman.
Also- haven’t seen Luanne in a while! Good to see her again!
Also- every now and then, at the start of the opening credits, there’s a banging of spoons and a man shouting yeeehooo!- is there a meaning behind it, like a milestone?
Still having a blast with this series. I wish I had half of Bobby’s self confidence, maturity and wisdom when I was his age as well (regarding previous episodes)
If anyone wants to know the list of animals that appear in the podcast Primordial Deep, I am compiling a list for obsessives like myself of what animals appear in this sci fi horror adventure show.
This is for the benefit of dinosaur and prehistoric animal nuts who are desperate to find decent horror content with prehistoric animals in a full cast audio production.
Firstly, the show appears to take place underwater, and is connected to a larger sci fi universe- which features Janus Descending.
So without further ado, here are the animals that appear so far.
Xiphactinus- nightmare fish that lived in the late Cretaceous in Hell’s Aquarium.
Jakelopterus.- nightmare arthropod.
Brontoscorpio- bigger nightmare arthropod.
Orthoceras- orthocone, squid with big cone shell
Helicoprion - shark with cookie cutter mouth
Basilosaurus- holy heck, first time hearing/seeing this since Walking with Beasts and Ark, what a wonderful surprise that was- giant predatory whale for those few here who don’t know what that is.
I’m up to episode 4 and will update as I go.
This show is very good, with the prologue episode being quite rough around the edges with one character sounding like she recorded her lines via zoom call, but stick with it!
Had any of us read anything from Bradbury, we would have been spared the horror of meeting the new apex predators that had replaced both the dinosaurs and the human race when we travelled back to the present.
The rest of the world put pictures of our flags in their profile pictures and carried on as if nothing was out of the ordinary.
Hope this is ok to post here- figured may as well ask a dinosaur subreddit group.
I also have God’s junk drawer on audible, and tomorrow’s flight and Fracture (by Matt James) on kindle.
Basically looking for anything that will scratch that Jurassic park/lost world itch for me and keep my hyper fixation satisfied.
Back when I had a membership, I had the first book of Lost Eden for free and found that to be a decent listen.
Primordia has got a badass narrator who also narrated the great zoo of china- Jurassic park but with archosaur dragons.
Geoff Jones I know from the dinosaur four which was a well contained and fun listen.
But any advice or recommendations? If not I’ll probably just get the first book of two of the trilogies and a full cast audiobook for something else so I have a bit of variety.