Bright Side Home Theater

• Take Over Tuesday: Featuring 25 Hour Clips

  It’s Take Over Tuesday where you the listener run the podcast.And this week’s episode is featuring more clips form the 25 hour show! Film Love, Real Talk: Funding Docs, HDR History, and Tinkering With The Perfect Room#Movemberhttps://www.brightsidehometheater.com/movemberraffleIn this Takeover Tuesday, DJ kick things off acknowledging last week’s audio hiccups and jump into a rich, multi-part conversation about passion projects, filmmaking realities, and home theater obsession. They open with Paul Frederick and Jon Thompson discussing Paul’s documentary “Return to Auschwitz: The Survival of Vladimir Munk”—how it was self-funded during the pandemic, got on 98% of PBS stations, later hit digital platforms, and even won a regional Emmy. Paul shares the emotional impact of returning with Vladimir to Auschwitz, the challenge of financing indie films, festival timing, distribution economics, and the value (and cost) of visibility. They also talk about classroom screenings, combating Holocaust denial through lived testimony, and the craft choices—music, pacing, and the 5.1 mix—that shape audience experience.From there, They pivot into the home theater deep end with Khris Deering and crew: HDR history (BrightSide to Dolby Pulsar), contrast math, why projector tech evolves slowly, and the harsh business realities behind DLP vs. LCOS, three‑chip systems, and modular laser light engines. They get candid about valuing expertise, supporting local dealers, and the fine line between consultation and “free cheeseburgers.” Then DJ hangs with Mikey, Johnny Speakers, and Omar on real‑world setups: Lumagen magic (auto aspect ratio and tone mapping gains), HDMI handshakes, projector vs. OLED tradeoffs, room isolation vs. calibration challenges, SIM racing rabbit holes, and the irresistible urge to tweak racks, wiring, and gear just for the fun of it. They wrap with quick takes on the F1 movie’s Maverick‑style thrills and an open invite to join our ongoing community conversations.Chapters(00:00:00) Opening, audio fixes, and episode roadmap(00:02:47) Paul Frederick introduces "Return to Auschwitz"(00:08:29) Oscar campaigns, costs, and YouTube as lifeline(00:12:35) Viewer reaction: impact of Vladimir’s story on the big screen(00:19:06) Why the film was made: memory against denial(00:21:44) Holocaust denial confronted and the tattoo’s meaning(00:24:09) 5.1 mix, music choices, and editing under constraints(00:28:06) Recognition: Emmy win, sensitivity, and giving Vladimir his plaque(00:31:31) What’s next for Paul and regional documentaries(00:33:06) Giveaways and CEDIA trip setup(00:33:52) Projector black levels and the Christie Eclipse debate(00:35:29) Display tech deep‑dive: HDR, backlights, and contrast math(00:45:34) Why high‑end projection stays expensive(01:03:01) Is home theater dying or just harder to discover?(01:09:19) Paths into the hobby and doing the right thing(01:10:48) Kris signs off; camaraderie and debate among friends(01:16:04) Lumagen auto aspect switching and input routing(01:22:01) Video processors as tools, not necessities(01:26:24) AB testing, FOMO, and hearing hidden details(01:31:11) Chasing reference vs. late‑night listening compromises(01:36:42) Designing two rooms: theater vs. podcast studio(01:39:37) Sim racing rabbit holes and resisting demos(02:03:30) Projector temptations: Valeria Max vs. JVC(02:06:47) Processing matters more: shootouts and tone‑mapping(02:23:38) Speaker choices, room acoustics, and shows vs. home(02:27:15) Advice without context and influencer caveats(02:30:06) The joy of tinkering: cable management and mistakes(02:36:27) F1 movie thrills vs. realism and why cinema exaggerates(02:39:25) Wrap‑up, Movember raffle reminders, and sign‑offLinks from the ShowRyan’s Movember Pagehttps://us.movember.com/mospace/5466773?mc=1&utm_medium=share&utm_source=dynamic&utm_campaign=copy-clipboard Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / TwitterJohn - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / TwitterSteve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / TwitterAnd if you’d like to contribute to the show…Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOWEmail the guys and put “HT Experience” in the subject line they will talk about your comment on the Podcast. Email or DM Them on Twitter to schedule to record a Take Over Tuesday episode.A movie you liked or a Movie you hated? A favorite scene? Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear? Comments about past Bright Side Home Theater podcasts?Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!LinksPatreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheaterTwitter: @BrightSideHTemail: [email protected]: Brightsidehometheater.comMerch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theaterThanks to:Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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• Home Theater Experience: History of Violence 4K

  THANK YOU for PUSHING PLAYMovember Momentum: Raffles, Reviews, and Reference-Worthy RevealsAnother week, & another SUPER fun show… This week: we didn’t get through as many as 6/seeeeven, but we did cover some EXCELLENT HT experiences!! Plus: A re-cap of the 25 hour show and details on the fantastic raffle in support of #Movember… https://www.brightsidehometheater.com/movemberraffleEnjoy!!Lets get into ALL our Home Theater Experiences!So much fun!“If you can’t laugh while talking Home Theater, you’re doing something wrong.”Right?Push Play and hear for yourself.In this lively post-Halloween catch-up, Steve and DJ recap the 25-hour Movember marathon, raffle details, and a jam-packed slate of home theater experiences. They trade stories from a wild weekend, shout out guests like Carl Ellsworth and the #DORK boys, and dig into community banter that spirals from Crocodile Dundee’s cultural footprint to Kiwi–Aussie cricket lore. On the review front, the guys dive deep into new 4K presentations of Tron and Tron: Legacy, praising their HDR, variable aspect ratios, and reference-worthy audio-visual impact; highlight A History of Violence’s nuanced Criterion 4K transfer and what it says (and doesn’t) about violence; champion Paul Frederick’s moving documentary The Return to Auschwitz: The Survival of Vladimir Münk as a must-see in a proper theater; and discover an unexpected audio powerhouse in A Monster Calls that delivers reference-tier DTS-HD 5.1 and emotionally resonant storytelling. They also touch the edges of “extreme cinema” with Martyrs, weighing its historical impact and who it’s really for—all while keeping the Movember momentum going with raffle prizes and community support. Resources and mentions (no sponsors): - Movember Mega Raffle info: brightsidehometheater.com/MovemberRaffle (donate to Ryan Davey's official Movember page, forward receipt to [email protected]) - Films discussed: Tron (4K UHD, Dolby Atmos), Tron: Legacy (4K UHD, Dolby Atmos, VAR), A History of Violence (Criterion 4K UHD, DTS-HD MA 5.1), A Monster Calls (HD, DTS-HD MA 5.1), Martyrs (2008, 4K, DTS-HD MA 5.1), The Return to Auschwitz: The Survival of Vladimir Münk (iTunes/Amazon VOD) - Guests and friends: Carl Ellsworth, Rich & Ryan (#DORK), Paul Frederick (director of The Return) - Community notes: Crocodile Dundee 4K release variations, audio/tech hiccups from the live stream, and upcoming plans for CEDIA and future Movember efforts.CHAPTERS1. (00:00:00) Post-Halloween catch-up and 25-hour show debrief2. (00:01:26) Takeover Tuesday recap and Movember focus3. (00:03:45) Guest chats: Carl Ellsworth, Rich, Ryan, and Brett Butterworth4. (00:05:12) Indie film hunt: Bride of Frank and Shlock fandom5. (00:06:47) One-question quiz: 1987 rental phenomenon6. (00:21:59) Movies, pride, and how pop culture circles back7. (00:27:05) Official show start—theme glitches and tech troubleshooting8. (00:36:39) Movember mega raffle: how to enter and prize rundown9. (00:45:20) Growing sponsor support and logistics behind the raffle10. (00:48:03) Star Wars sequels sidebar: The Last Jedi debate11. (00:50:28) Home theater experiences: Tron (1982) in 4K HDR12. (00:57:11) Tron: Legacy (2010) as a reference presentation13. (01:03:58) Documentary spotlight: The Return to Auschwitz The Vladimir Münk Story14. (01:15:06) Requests and dark cinema: Martyrs (2008) impressions15. (01:25:54) Audio gem: A Monster Calls (2016) as a 5.1 showcase16. (01:33:28) Criterion 4K: A History of Violence (2005) revisited17. (01:47:40) Todd’s ‘24-hour charity show’ prophecy and wrap-up18. (01:49:48) Final thanks, raffle reminder, and sign-off hiccups Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / TwitterJohn - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / TwitterSteve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / TwitterAnd if you’d like to contribute to the show…Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOWEmail the guys and put “HT Experience” in the subject line they will talk about your comment on the Podcast. Email or DM Them on Twitter to schedule to record a Take Over Tuesday episode.A movie you liked or a Movie you hated? A favorite scene? Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear? Comments about past Bright Side Home Theater podcasts?Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!LinksPatreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheaterTwitter: @BrightSideHTemail: [email protected]: Brightsidehometheater.comMerch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theaterThanks to:Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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• 25 Hours, 500 Episodes: Home Theater, Hollywood, and Movember Marathon

  It’s Take Over Tuesday where you the listener run the podcast.This week’s episode is featuring Highlights from The 25 Hour Show ! From Skywalker Ranch to CEDIA: A 25-Hour Movember MegashowIn this milestone 500th episode, DJ kicks off his annual 25-hour live show for Movember with a wild, heartfelt, and delightfully nerdy marathon of conversations. DJ and Todd Anderson of AV Nirvana start with a cold-open with tech hiccups and settle into a day-long celebration of home theater, film, and men’s health—covering everything from standing desks to standing up for mental health, AI’s impact on media trust, and the power of community. Highlights include deep dives on social media’s effects, calibrating rooms by ear, and the value of physical media, plus a spirited roundtable on linear vs. nonlinear storytelling. Screenwriter Carl Ellsworth (Red Eye, Disturbia, Unhinged) joins to talk shop, share industry war stories (Buffy, Clone Wars, Gremlins 3), and geek out on audio demos and Skywalker Ranch. They also reveal this year’s Movember raffle lineup: a CEDIA trip experience, custom speakers, a Kaleidescape Strato M, an SVS SB-1000 Pro, and a custom Indiana Jones 4K box set—all to raise funds for men’s health. Huge thanks to every guest, supporter, and chatter who helped carry DJ to the finish line. To enter the raffle, donate to Ryan Davey’s Movember page and email your receipt to [email protected] quick hits: US-focused shipping on some items; patrons in good standing get a special bonus if they select the CEDIA trip. Drawings happen live the first Tuesday in December, and yes—you can win more than once if your tickets hit. Thanks for helping us push play for a great cause.Chapters(00:00:00) Cold open, StreamYard gremlins, and kicking off the marathon(00:02:10) Flashback clip calls the 24-hour fundraiser idea(00:18:00) MTV memories, 120 Minutes, and The Young Ones(00:23:20) Chat roll call and inside jokes from the community(00:29:23) Guest scheduling, surprises, and keeping the lineup fluid(00:30:55) Movember raffle mechanics and ticket tiers(00:33:01) First major prize: Trip to CEDIA with host access(00:37:58) Patron perk, banter, and prize teasing(00:38:27) Introducing guests: Ryan “Davey,” Carl Ellsworth, and film chat begins(00:45:03) Movember origin story, vulnerability, and men’s health(01:04:51) Del Toro’s Frankenstein and directors with true control(01:12:59) Coens’ precision: Big Lebowski and No Country craft(01:20:07) Jaws, Hitchcock, and when “less” creates more(01:27:26) Interview mode: Buffy, Clone Wars, and writing for showrunners(01:38:15) Red Eye origins: contained thrills and DreamWorks pickup(01:54:07) Thunder, laserdisc nostalgia, and first surround moments(01:59:12) Widescreen wars, flipping discs, and family training(02:07:36) From VHS to Kaleidescape: collections and convenience(02:09:20) Live scene-jumping demos and mezzanine files vs. discs(02:12:14) Reference scenes, calibration listening, and nuance hunting(02:15:18) Hearing and seeing “new” details after upgrades(02:17:13) Wrapping Carl’s segment and Movember thanks(02:18:31) Prize roundup grows: speakers, Kaleidescape, subwoofer, box set art(02:23:24) Custom Indiana Jones set: artisan packaging plan(02:24:23) How to enter: donations, entries, multiple wins possible(02:26:50) Patron bonus on CEDIA prize and eligibility notes(02:29:26) Shipping regions, logistics, and inclusions(02:29:26) Sweetening the CEDIA trip: party access and after-hours demos(02:33:01) Mid-marathon gratitude and guest highlight reel(02:39:01) Carl stays for dork Q&A: screenwriting and theaters collide(02:43:01) Final push: thanks, totals, and closing the 25-hour stream(02:44:46) 500th episode milestone and why home theater never runs out(02:45:26) Sign-off plans: food, sleep, and see you next timeLinks from the ShowRyan’s Movember Pagehttps://us.movember.com/mospace/5466773?mc=1&utm_medium=share&utm_source=dynamic&utm_campaign=copy-clipboard Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / TwitterJohn - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / TwitterSteve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / TwitterAnd if you’d like to contribute to the show…Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOWEmail the guys and put “HT Experience” in the subject line they will talk about your comment on the Podcast. Email or DM Them on Twitter to schedule to record a Take Over Tuesday episode.A movie you liked or a Movie you hated? A favorite scene? Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear? Comments about past Bright Side Home Theater podcasts?Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!LinksPatreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheaterTwitter: @BrightSideHTemail: [email protected]: Brightsidehometheater.comMerch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theaterThanks to:Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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• Home Theater Experience: Netflix Original House of Dynamite

  THANK YOU for PUSHING PLAYElm Street Awakens in 4K, Krull Soars in Atmos, and a Netflix KnockoutAnother episode closer to 500! And boy was this one FUN!! This weeks show is exploding with Home Theater Experiences!!Enjoy!!Lets get into ALL our Home Theater Experiences!So much fun!“If you can’t laugh while talking Home Theater, you’re doing something wrong.”Right?Push Play and hear for yourself.In this week’s Bright Side Home Theater, Steve and DJ kick off with a lively pre-show banter that spirals from movie hype to British vs. American pronunciation, then dive into a packed slate of home theater reviews and one powerhouse new release. They revisit 80s nostalgia with a shockingly good 4K Atmos remaster of Krull, a first-time watch and strong recommendation for Constantine in 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos, and the found-footage kaiju chaos of Cloverfield, which still delivers room-filling immersion even without Atmos. The guys also hit a disappointment with Beasts of War on Blu-ray and a crowd-pleasing classic in A Nightmare on Elm Street’s 4K Atmos upgrade—vibrant, detailed, and more enveloping than ever. Finally, they spend deep time on the must-watch talk of the week: Kathryn Bigelow’s House of Dynamite on Netflix. It’s a riveting, high-tension docudrama experience with elite Dolby Vision/Atmos execution that begs to be watched alone in a dark room—phones off—then discussed at length. They also preview the upcoming 25-hour live charity stream for Movember, outline a new raffle-style giveaway format with major prizes, and remind listeners about show merch (all proceeds this month going to Movember). Patrons get a post-show hangout and a special edge on one of the big raffle items. Big week, big sounds, bigger conversations—see you at the live stream!Reviews and quick takes (no spoilers):- Krull (4K UHD, Dolby Atmos): Surprisingly fantastic remaster—sharp, colorful, and an Atmos mix that’s far better than expected. Pure 80s adventure fun with legit HT chops.- Constantine (4K DV/Atmos): Moody blacks, excellent HDR highlights, and an enveloping, detailed Atmos track. Not peak reference, but a must-own for home theater fans.- Beasts of War (Blu-ray): A miss—thin bass, slow-mo shark attacks, and budget visuals. Hard to recommend for HT value.- Cloverfield (4K HDR10, DTS-HD MA 5.1 upmixed): Still a reference-level roller coaster; the found-footage aesthetic shines in 4K and the mix fills the room with convincing movement and weight.- A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) (4K UHD, Dolby Atmos): Dramatic upgrade—hyper-saturated colors, crisp detail, and an enveloping Atmos dome that suits the dream-logic horror.- House of Dynamite (Netflix, Dolby Vision/Atmos): A top-tier streaming experience—razor-sharp visuals, masterful Atmos design with overhead dialogue and muscular transitions. Watch alone, lights out, phone away. Then discuss.CHAPTERS1. (00:00:00) Live open, teasing a mystery movie and weekend buzz2. (00:07:51) Show intro and playful voice impressions3. (00:09:48) US vs UK lingo: zed, aluminium, and car terms4. (00:17:32) Chat roll call and community shout‑outs5. (00:21:26) Cinema closures, location woes, and theater vs home theater6. (00:32:01) Feature 1: Kroll (1983) 4K Atmos nostalgia hit7. (00:40:48) Feature 2: Constantine (2005) Dolby Vision/Atmos home theater review8. (00:54:00) Feature 3: Beast of War (shark WW2) expectations vs reality9. (01:04:01) Feature 4: Cloverfield (2008) 4K HDR and reference-caliber sound10. (01:14:00) Feature 5: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) new 4K/Atmos impressions11. (01:27:45) Extreme pick preview: Martyrs and content warnings12. (01:29:37) Main event: House of Dynamite (Kathryn Bigelow) spoiler‑free reactions13. (01:37:30) House of Dynamite technicals: Dolby Vision/Atmos craft and tension14. (01:45:00) Is this the streaming HT experience of the year?15. (01:52:06) 24‑hour livestream plans, raffle, merch, and wrap‑up Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / TwitterJohn - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / TwitterSteve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / TwitterAnd if you’d like to contribute to the show…Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOWEmail the guys and put “HT Experience” in the subject line they will talk about your comment on the Podcast. Email or DM Them on Twitter to schedule to record a Take Over Tuesday episode.A movie you liked or a Movie you hated? A favorite scene? Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear? Comments about past Bright Side Home Theater podcasts?Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!LinksPatreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheaterTwitter: @BrightSideHTemail: [email protected]: Brightsidehometheater.comMerch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theaterThanks to:Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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• Take Over Tuesday: Featuring Paul Frederick

  It’s Take Over Tuesday where you the listener run the podcast.And this week’s episode is featuring Paul aka PF Productions! Paul’s Perfect Picks: Hidden Home Theater Gems You Need to HearIn this pre-500th episode Takeover Thursday, DJ hands the reins to listener Paul (aka “PF Productions”) for a passionate, deep-dive tour through hidden home theater gems, personal theater builds, and gear talk. They swap origin stories, laugh about early LaserDisc days and demo-scene hunting, and compare the joys and quirks of isolation, meetups, and showing off rooms that surprise with sound you can’t see. Paul reveals a rare SVS cylinder sub (serial #00013!), walks through his DIY cinema with curtains, ticket window and bar-top collage, and shares real-world thoughts on Kaleidescape convenience vs. disc collecting, storage, and piracy concerns—plus why a seamless scene-to-scene demo workflow changes everything.Then the guys get to Paul’s “hidden gems” list: spectacular 3D animated discs by Ben Stassen (Sammy’s Adventures, Sammy 2, Thunder and the House of Magic); streaming stunners that punch well above their weight, including Samsara (Apple TV 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos) and DisneyNature’s Tiger, Elephant, and Sea Lions of the Galápagos; and the shock standout A Monster Calls (2016)—a modest-looking title with top-tier dynamics, subterranean bass for Liam Neeson’s tree-creature, and an airy, wraparound mix that rivals big-name references. They also flag an incredible value buy: Red Bull Media House Film Collection (12 films on Blu-ray) headlined by the thunderous The Art of Flight (Dolby TrueHD 5.1). Along the way they trade projector notes (Hisense/Valeron Vision Pro 2 and Max), expectations vs. experience, and why comparing scenes across formats is one of the most fun parts of the hobby. It’s a listener-led celebration of discovery, demos, and the pure joy of pushing play.So much Fun!If you don’t believe it…Push Play and Hear for yourself!Chapters1. (00:00:00) Cold open, episode 499 banter and nerves2. (00:01:56) Writing in, making mistakes, and overcoming hesitation3. (00:04:24) Hidden home theater gems teaser and format of the show4. (00:06:02) Paul’s home theater journey and living on an island5. (00:24:15) Small rooms, big impact, and hidden speakers psychology6. (00:27:59) Kaleidescape wishlist vs discs: storage, piracy, and pricing7. (00:36:24) Why lossless audio tiers matter and market realities8. (00:40:33) SteelBooks scarcity, disc frustrations, and K considerations9. (00:45:30) Paul’s Perfect Picks intro and 3D Blu‑ray standouts10. (00:47:55) Ben Stassen’s 3D: Sammy’s Adventure and Thunder and the House of Magic11. (00:52:55) Streaming reference images: Samsara in 4K and Apple TV quality12. (00:55:26) Disney Nature winners: Tiger, Elephant, and scope Sea Lions13. (01:01:03) The big hidden gem: A Monster Calls and its startling sound14. (01:05:29) Dynamics done right: whispers, thunder, and meaningful silence15. (01:10:09) Red Bull Media House set and The Art of Flight demo16. (01:16:15) How we find gems: forums, YouTube, and LaserDisc days17. (01:19:17) AB testing, bias, and the fun of chasing differences18. (01:21:20) Hobby joy: scene surfing vs full films and surprise excellence19. (01:22:59) Atmos vs upmix: intent, fullness, and bass realities20. (01:34:05) Best Buy discs online again and points games21. (01:35:45) Family life with bass: kids, ceilings, and isolation lessons22. (01:46:31) Community support, Patreon talk, and why it matters23. (01:49:02) Wrap‑up, release timing, and the sign‑off practice runLinks from the ShowPauls Home Theater Tourhttps://vimeo.com/1059025244/e4badea757?share=copy Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / TwitterJohn - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / TwitterSteve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / TwitterAnd if you’d like to contribute to the show…Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOWEmail the guys and put “HT Experience” in the subject line they will talk about your comment on the Podcast. Email or DM Them on Twitter to schedule to record a Take Over Tuesday episode.A movie you liked or a Movie you hated? A favorite scene? Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear? Comments about past Bright Side Home Theater podcasts?Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!LinksPatreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheaterTwitter: @BrightSideHTemail: [email protected]: Brightsidehometheater.comMerch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theaterThanks to:Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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