Exploding Helicopter

“Bigger, smarter, faster, meaner.”On this show we take a look at the Citizen Kane of mutant shark movies, Deep Blue Sea (1999).Joining Exploding Helicopter on our fourth episode is Jay Cluitt from Life vs Film. They discuss the ‘career’ of Samuel L Jackson, Thomas Jane drinking games, and some truly award winning acting. And by awards we mean the Razzies.

“Don’t mess with mother nature.”An insane scientist resurrects prehistoric alien being using the genetic code from a rare beetle. What could possibly go wrong? Yup, we’re looking at the cult creature feature DNA (1997) starring Mark Dacascos and Jurgen Prochnow.On show #3 Exploding Helicopter supremo Will is joined by Fred Anderson from Schmollywood Babylon and The Human Centipod. They discuss DNA’s uncanny resemblance to Predator, Jurassic Park, Aliens and Apocalypse Now. Not to mention

“Get to the chopper!”Yes, we’re talking about the Arnold Schwarzenegger action classic Predator (1987).On this show, Exploding Helicopter head honcho Will is joined by long-time contributor Dara. They discuss the quality of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “eye acting”, the mental health needs of US Special Forces, and whether it would be possible to set up a Predator tourist business. So, smear yourself in mud, build a complicated series of traps out of the natural environment, and listen to the

Exploding Helicopter is dedicated to celebrating the art of exploding helicopters in films. So, for our first ever show we take a look at the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) which includes two helicopter explosions, including a classic of the genre. Exploding Helicopter supremo Will is joined by long-time contributor Joe. Before getting down to analysing the quality of the chopper fireballs, Will and Joe discuss whether a Bond film should ever include disco music, the