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Good Luck, Have Fun, Push Play: Masters of the Universe, The Crash, and Killer Home Theater Moments

This weeks show is all kinds of FUN!!
We get legal with The Crash, get the power with MOTU, get lucky with Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die & possessed with When Evil Lurks!
And we have a VERY special coupon offer for your next purchase of 4K discs…
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 episode, Steve and DJ kick it off with a lively chat and dive into Netflix’s documentary The Crash, unpacking its courtroom strategy, the ethics of using social media personas as evidence, and jury vs. judge trials—guided by Steve’s decades of criminal defense experience. It’s a true-crime conversation starter that left them with more questions than answers, and they debate the missing defense perspective and what might have shaped the verdict.

Then it’s a full-on home theater feast: the guys rave about GORE VERBINSKI’s Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die—its killer opening monologue, twisty ensemble fun, and reference-grade Dolby Atmos energy. They sprint into Masters of the Universe (2024) with IMAX impressions, eye-searing color, thunderous bass, and a playful, faithful spin on the ‘80s classic that begs for a sequel. They revisit The Rock (1996) in HD while dreaming of a future 4K Atmos release, and they sample the new Trinnov “Prism” Kaleidescape demo—an instant room workout with precise object moves and muscular bass. Steve closes with a must-avoid-for-the-squeamish but must-see-for-gorehounds pick: When Evil Lurks (2023), praising its brutal originality, image detail, and enveloping sound—plus a heads-up on its extremely graphic content. The guys wrap with teases for next week: Slither, Hoppers, Goat, and the freshly dropped Mortal Kombat II on Kaleidescape.

CHAPTERS
1. (00:00:00) Opening banter and live chat roll call
2. (00:03:05) Previewing the weeks topic and setup
3. (00:03:36) Netflix documentary The Crash first reactions
4. (00:05:19) Case overview: facts, charges, and jurisdiction
5. (00:06:29) Missing defense perspective and editorial choices
6. (00:09:01) TikTok, character evidence, and judge vs. jury debate
7. (00:12:02) Why a jury matters: legal experience insights
8. (00:13:37) Medical evidence, toxicology, and unanswered questions
9. (00:15:12) Appeal terminology and legal process nuances
10. (00:16:02) Intent vs. ignorance: charging decisions examined
11. (00:17:30) UK vs. US: likely charges and outcomes
12. (00:18:45) Other docs and defense interviews speculation
13. (00:20:19) Teen behavior, social media, and driving realities
14. (00:25:15) Show title chatter and segue to movies
15. (00:28:37) Good Luck, Have Fun, Dont Die reveal and setup
16. (00:32:18) Opening diner monologue and time-travel hook
17. (00:34:36) Tone shift risk, emotional beat, and payoff
18. (00:36:58) Homages, Sam Rockwell, and ensemble energy
19. (00:38:40) Home theater video: detail, night scenes, costume
20. (00:40:24) Home theater audio: immersive Atmos moments
21. (00:45:08) Buy, rent, or skip? Verdict and box office talk
22. (00:49:54) Masters of the Universe (2026) first impressions
23. (00:53:01) 80s nostalgia: toys, cartoons, and memories
24. (00:56:33) Cinema experience: crowd reactions and end credits
25. (01:00:03) Visuals and color: IMAX takeaways and 4K hopes
26. (01:01:40) Bass and battles: audio highlights at the theater
27. (01:03:39) Release strategy: Amazon, discs, and timelines
28. (01:07:48) Writing, humor, and voice acting notes
29. (01:08:28) Which 80s cartoon should be next?
30. (01:16:18) When Evil Lurks (2023) discovery and premise
31. (01:19:20) Possession rules, escalation, and extreme content
32. (01:23:32) Why its not for everyone; technical merits at home
33. (01:30:05) Quick hits: The Rock (1996) and 4K wish list
34. (01:36:09) Short demo: Trinnov Prisma audio showcase
35. (01:38:31) Whats next week: Slither, Hoppers, Mortal Kombat 2
36. (01:40:38) Wrap-up, thanks, and sign-off
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And if you’d like to contribute to the show…

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A favorite scene?
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Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!

Links
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Twitter: @BrightSideHT
email: brightsidehometheater@gmail.com
web: Brightsidehometheater.com
Merch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theater

Thanks to:
Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.
https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

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Taste the Rainbow: Speed Racer’s HDR Showstopper and Spider-Noir’s Dual Look Debate

Yesterday’s show was a DOOZY!! We get webbed up with Spider-Noir, clown around with It: Welcome to Derry and zip around with Speed Racer!! And we’re joined by a special guest…
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 chat about their evolving show format and an energetic roll call of listeners joining live from around the world. Then they dive deep into Amazon’s new Spider-Noir series: story vibes, Cage’s pitch-perfect noir delivery, and the fascinating black-and-white vs. color presentation toggle—why the color grade may pop more for effects and dimensionality, and why the B&W choice still nails the period feel. Then they have a surprise pop in from Jon Thompson and get nerdy on aspect ratios, reframing for IMAX vs. scope, and real-world projection mishaps. From there, it’s a home theater feast: Welcome to Derry’s strengths and stumbles (and its Atmos), physical media love, restoration talk, and a spirited tech breakdown of how Speed Racer’s HD-origin footage was reimagined into a jaw-dropping 4K HDR showcase. They also tease next week’s main feature, Have Fun, Don’t Die, and flag a buzzy horror title, When Evil Lurks. Along the way: Fight Club’s tweaks, Panic Room’s Atmos wizardry, Excalibur confessions, and why great transfers—and great theaters—still matter. Resources and mentions: Spider-Noir on Amazon Prime (watch in both B&W and color), Welcome to Derry (4K UHD with Atmos), Speed Racer (4K HDR standout), Fight Club (4K remaster), Panic Room (limited 4K with Atmos), Excalibur (Arrow 4K), Slither (First Press/Visions Home Video 4K steelbook), When Evil Lurks (4K), Have Fun, Don’t Die (4K DV/DA), plus notes on aspect ratios, IMAX reframing, and proper projection practices.

Home theater takeaways: Experiment with Spider-Noir’s two modes for different visual strengths; Speed Racer is demo-grade HDR; Welcome to Derry’s Atmos shines in sewer sequences; Panic Room’s Atmos is a ceiling-speaker flex; physical media is thriving—shop smart for the best transfers and mixes.

CHAPTERS
1. (00:00:00) Cold open chaos and new format reminders
2. (00:01:49) Welcomes, live chat roll call, and community banter
3. (00:04:28) Collectibles talk: theater buckets, helmets, and decluttering
4. (00:06:01) Main review setup: Amazon’s Spider-Man Noir series
5. (00:07:30) Time period puzzle: Depression era, Nazis, and alt‑timeline logic
6. (00:11:00) Series scope, villains, pacing, and early viewer reactions
7. (00:15:46) Does it hold up? Cage’s performance and genre fit
8. (00:17:21) Black‑and‑white vs color: switching on the fly
9. (00:19:05) Cage’s “performance for black and white” and lighting craft
10. (00:24:00) Look and feel: Sin City vibes, detail, and CG in color
11. (00:27:27) “Authentic” claims questioned and HDR format curiosities
12. (00:31:00) Sound mix notes: Atmos that saves the action
13. (00:37:22) Aspect ratio rabbit hole and IMAX reframing chat
14. (00:42:02) Projection mishaps: wrong formats and theater QC woes
15. (00:43:40) Side review: Welcome to Derry (It prequel) on 4K/Atmos
16. (00:48:56) Live fact‑check cameo: John explains reframing and formats
17. (00:51:57) Parallel versions and reshoots: Spider Noir revisited
18. (00:56:00) Autographs vs memories: industry stories and letters
19. (01:06:08) Tech deep dive: Speed Racer’s stunning 4K from HD origins
20. (01:17:25) Should you revisit it? Speed Racer as demo material
21. (01:19:50) Excalibur confessions and legend of soft focus
22. (01:25:05) Fight Club 4K tweaks and Panic Room Atmos praise
23. (01:31:04) Physical media economics: pricing, vinyl, and premium players
24. (01:38:08) Collector’s corner: Slither steelbook and boutique labels
25. (01:41:49) Preview time: Have Fun, Don’t Die and When Evil Lurks
26. (01:44:42) Box office pulse and long runtimes trend
27. (01:45:46) Michael biopic mix notes and content concerns
28. (01:47:24) Wrap‑up, thanks, and aspirational projector dreams Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on Twitter

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And if you’d like to contribute to the show…

Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOW
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A favorite scene?
Good or Bad Experience with Home Theater gear?
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Anything about your Home Theater Experience, just let them know and you’ll be on the show!

Links
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Twitter: @BrightSideHT
email: brightsidehometheater@gmail.com
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Thanks to:
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Nostalgia, Noise, and Neat 4K Toys: Grogu, Guts, and Fight Club

Another week and another VERY fun show!!
This week: Autographs, Mandalorians, Kills & Fights!!
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 episode, Steve and DJ kick things off with some banter about heat waves across the UK and Europe, home theater sanctuaries, and accidental Tuesday insights before diving headlong into two big features and a catalog classic. First, they share their IMAX and theatrical experiences with The Mandalorian & Grogu—why it plays like a joyful, nostalgia-charged Star Wars love letter, the variable aspect ratio thrills, and how it works even if you haven’t watched the series. Then they go full-throttle into They Will Kill You, a deliriously gory, Looney Tunes-meets-John Wick fever dream with standout home theater moments (rain, thunder, and bone-crunching effects galore) and a surprisingly solid emotional throughline. The guys wrap up with the new 4K of Fight Club: Fincher’s frame-by-frame refresh delivers inky blacks, razor texture, and a phenomenal 5.1 DTS-HD mix with pinpoint placement—their take on the visual and sonic upgrades, plus where it stands alongside Seven and Panic Room in 4K. Along the way: autograph philosophy (personalized stories vs. eBay buys), quick nods to Obsession’s discourse, IMAX countdown trailers, and the idea of adding a live pre-show Q&A to future Tuesdays. If you love big cinematic experiences, punchy mixes, and film-nerd side roads, this one’s for you.

CHAPTERS
1. (00:00:00) Heatwaves, rain, and opening banter
2. (00:03:18) UK homes, humidity, and surviving without AC
3. (00:04:50) Masters of the Universe hype and the Power Sword cup quest
4. (00:06:55) Movie week plans and rental vs. purchase debate
5. (00:07:45) Holidays, wild swimming, and cooling off in the cinema room
6. (00:12:16) Show intro flubs, accents, and Tuesday as podcast day
7. (00:19:00) Russell Crowe, autograph hounds, and public safety
8. (00:21:24) Are autographs valuable without a story?
9. (00:31:00) Meeting heroes: awkward anecdotes and signed memorabilia
10. (00:40:00) The Mandalorian & Grogu: IMAX impressions and nostalgia hits
11. (00:48:24) Episodic structure, fun factor, and who should see it
12. (01:00:21) IMAX variable aspect ratio and projection talk
13. (01:06:26) They Will Kill You: bonkers gorefest home theater showcase
14. (01:20:22) Community reactions, streaming vs. disc, and horror recs
15. (01:29:27) Fight Club 4K review setup: Fincher and format details
16. (01:32:16) Movie’s message vs. satire: mixed feelings
17. (01:41:28) Fight Club audio: precise placement and enveloping mix
18. (01:44:03) Fight Club video: filmic texture, HDR, and subtle revisions
19. (01:51:07) Fincher’s 4K trio: Seven, Panic Room, and visual continuity
20. (01:54:45) Heathers parallels, Zodiac’s digital look, and Arrow 4K
21. (02:00:02) Format tweaks: possible pre-show Q&A idea
22. (02:04:01) Wrap-up, thanks, and sign-off

Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on Twitter

DJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / Twitter
John - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / Twitter
Steve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / Twitter

And if you’d like to contribute to the show…

Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOW
Email 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!

Links
Patreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheater
Twitter: @BrightSideHT
email: brightsidehometheater@gmail.com
web: Brightsidehometheater.com
Merch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theater

Thanks to:
Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.
https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

THANK YOU for PUSHING PLAY

Blue Thunder in 4K, Blood in the Surf, and Frank Castle’s Reckoning

Another week and another GREAT time!
This week: Punishment, Help, Obsession, Legends & Thunder!!
Oh, and we create our very on Schneider-verse!

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.

Steve and DJ battled tech gremlins and summer weather to kick off a packed live show, complete with an unexpected unboxing: a signed USA hockey jersey from Bud Schneider—cue the “Schneider cut” joke and minimal first-aid. From there, they dove straight into our new front-loaded show title segment with two big home-theater highlights on Disney+: The Punisher: One Last Kill and Sam Raimi’s Send Help. Steve and DJ shared why Bernthal’s Frank Castle is at his raw, feral best here—grim character drama balanced with punishingly precise action, razor‑clean detail, and crunching, visceral sound design. Send Help delivered Raimi’s signature blend of thriller, slapstick shock, and eye‑popping Dolby Vision/Atmos spectacle—plane-crash bass, stormy atmospherics, and gorgeously saturated island vistas—plus Rachel McAdams in a layered lead turn that’s equal parts cunning and cathartic.

The guys also covered the theatrical shocker Obsession—an unnerving, conversation-starting 4:3 indie that weaponizes claustrophobia and confronts coercive control through a disturbing “be careful what you wish for” lens—along with Arrow’s stellar new 4K of Blue Thunder, a jaw-dropping upgrade with inky blacks, crisp daylight detail, and a cleaner 5.1 mix that still begs for Atmos. To round things out, Steve recommended Netflix’s British undercover drama Legends (4K DV/Atmos), a tense, accessible 90s-set true-crime yarn with sharp writing and strong performances. Lively chat, guilty-pleasure confessions (Speed Racer, anyone?), and plenty of home-theater geekery made this a fast two hours—now go push play.

CHAPTERS
1. (00:00:00) Live stream chaos, heat and weather banter
2. (00:02:31) Life updates, inspections, wells, and running water
3. (00:09:55) Kickoff: Bright Side Home Theater intro and mystery unboxing tease
4. (00:11:00) Unboxing: signed USA hockey jersey and the “Schneider cut” joke
5. (00:15:34) Chat roll call, jokes, and community banter
6. (00:19:43) IMAX re-releases, cropping concerns, and Top Gun aspect talk
7. (00:22:43) Shows and films people love (that we don’t): Home Alone, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Goonies, more
8. (00:31:39) Binge talk: Peaky Blinders, The Boys, Ted Lasso, Yellowstone
9. (00:34:24) Programming the show: move the main topic to the front
10. (00:35:45) Main feature: Marvel’s The Punisher – One Last Kill (Disney+) review
11. (00:41:16) Home theater take: Punisher detail, sound, and feral precision
12. (00:54:00) Where does Punisher go next? Netflix-era ties and MCU re-entry
13. (00:58:59) Theatrical detour: Obsession (2024) spoiler‑free review
14. (01:06:12) 4:3 framing, claustrophobia, and content warnings
15. (01:12:16) Palette cleanser: Blue Thunder (1983) 4K Arrow release review
16. (01:19:00) Daylight chase dazzles: HDR, blacks, and AB comparison notes
17. (01:24:08) Settings tip and packaging chat; import talk
18. (01:24:13) Send Help (Sam Raimi) review: thrills, gore, and laughs
19. (01:31:47) 4K Dolby showcase: island colors, Atmos storms, and plane crash
20. (01:36:07) Sequel talk, Raimi trademarks, and Evil Dead lineage
21. (01:42:12) Change of pace: Netflix’s Legends (UK 1990s undercover) review
22. (01:47:00) Accents, accessibility, and UK‑US slang fun
23. (01:52:45) Wrap‑up: framing the jersey, thanks, and sign‑off

Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on Twitter

DJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / Twitter
John - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / Twitter
Steve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / Twitter

And if you’d like to contribute to the show…

Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOW
Email 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!

Links
Patreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheater
Twitter: @BrightSideHT
email: brightsidehometheater@gmail.com
web: Brightsidehometheater.com
Merch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theater

Thanks to:
Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.
https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/

THANK YOU for PUSHING PLAY

Caught Stealing Shines, Shelter Stalls, and a Whistle Worth One Wild Scene

Every show is fun to do, but SOME are more fun that others!
This one was AWESOME!

This week: a Hong Kong 3-fer, we appraise Apex and are bowled over by the MASTERPIECE that is Bugonia!!
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 episode, Steve and DJ kick things off with a lively chat about the theatrical vs. at‑home debate, spurred by IMAX re-releases and the allure (and pitfalls) of premium cinema. Steve surprises us with a rave review of a brand-new IMAX venue in Bristol, calling it the best theatrical experience he’s ever had—razor-sharp visuals, pitch-black letterbox transitions, impactful bass, and remarkably precise object movement. From there, they dive into fresh watches: Mortal Kombat II (fun, gory, light on story but big on smiles in IMAX), Jason Statham’s Shelter (a by-the-numbers protective-thriller we suggest waiting to stream), the tense and slickly crafted Caught Stealing (excellent performances, smart tension, and a purposeful, noir-like 4K/Atmos presentation), and the gnarly single-moment standout Whistle (1080p with one wild set piece that horror fans will want to see). The guys close with a home-theater-first breakdown of Project Hail Mary’s surprise digital drop, praising its nuanced, emotionally tuned Atmos and striking HDR/black-level storytelling—subtle but powerful choices that elevate the experience at home. They also touch on a curious lawsuit against Affleck/Damon’s The Instigators, share quick community shout-outs, and tee up what’s next: more horror, a promising series or two, and an eye on IMAX and 4K releases landing soon. As always, thanks for listening and for keeping the discussion going in chat—this community makes the show what it is.

Highlights: IMAX revelation in Bristol; Mortal Kombat II in premium large format; Shelter (wait for streaming); Caught Stealing 4K/Atmos (tense, stylish, worth owning); Whistle (one unforgettable death scene); Project Hail Mary’s at-home HDR/Atmos that amplifies emotion; and the ongoing theater vs. home conversation from a calibrator’s perspective.

CHAPTERS
1. (00:00:00) Cold open, tech hiccups, and catching up
2. (00:02:30) Weekly watches preview and teasing a baseball-themed surprise
3. (00:03:44) Top Gun double-feature in theaters vs. better-at-home debate
4. (00:06:42) Day-and-date dreams: premium early home releases and studio math
5. (00:17:20) Roll the intro: Bright Side Home Theater live show kicks off
6. (00:18:40) Chat roll call, community banter, and mic-quality talk
7. (00:25:40) Industry connections, CDIA stories, and meeting home theater pros
8. (00:33:36) Listener article: Police lawsuit over The Instigators and legal takes
9. (00:37:00) Planning the show flow and a theatrical visit setup
10. (00:39:46) IMAX redemption: Odeon Luxe Bristol tour and first impressions
11. (00:44:01) Reference-caliber IMAX experience: picture, HDR, and sound movement
12. (00:46:45) When to choose IMAX now, upcoming titles, and pricing realities
13. (00:51:00) Premium cinema etiquette, seating, and why the upcharge can be worth it
14. (00:55:28) Mortal Kombat II (2025) in IMAX: fun fights over story logic
15. (01:01:02) Rush Hour (1998) revisited: Beverly Hills Cop vibes and upmix magic
16. (01:13:40) Shelter (Jason Statham, 2025): clichéd thrills and muted presentation
17. (01:26:17) Caught Stealing (2025): tense, pulpy, and stylishly restrained A/V
18. (01:38:03) Whistle (2025): haunted-object horror with one gnarly set piece
19. (01:42:43) Project Hail Mary at home: surprise digital drop and first take
20. (01:46:20) Audio as emotion: silence, bass swells, and nuanced Atmos design
21. (01:49:00) HDR highlights: deep blacks, starfields, and aspect-ratio storytelling
22. (01:58:04) What’s next: series queue, 71 (2014) on deck, and Fight Club 4K notes
23. (02:04:21) Cinema quirks: food policies, feet up, and wrapping the show
24. (02:07:40) Sign-off, Patreon thanks, and playful outro outtakes

Follow & Say Hi to the Guys on Twitter

DJ - Bright Side Home Theater (@BrightSideHT) / Twitter
John - John Circone ⚽️ (@JohnCircone) / Twitter
Steve - Steve George (@LegalBeagleOK) / Twitter

And if you’d like to contribute to the show…

Here are Two Ways YOU CAN BE ON THE SHOW
Email 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!

Links
Patreon: patreon.com/brightsidehometheater
Twitter: @BrightSideHT
email: brightsidehometheater@gmail.com
web: Brightsidehometheater.com
Merch: www.teepublic.com/user/bright-side-home-theater

Thanks to:
Theme Music by Jeff Bernheart/Throne Vault Productions.
https://thronevaultproductions.bandcamp.com/