Last weekend the low key piece of sci-fi genre Electric Nostalgia sold out two showings at the deadCenter Film Festival and took home the award for Best Oklahoma Film. If you’ve been keeping up with the GoodTrash Media website, you’ll know we’ve been extensively following the project over the last few months. After finally catching the film at its world premiere, the entire GoodTrash team is happy to report that the experience did not disappoint. Since catching the film Dustin has gone on to a great special edition of Eye Protein talking about some of the film’s spiritual ideas about the connection of the body/soul and we’ve given our initial thumbs up reviews on our day 1 wrap up.
Following the film’s release we had the opportunity to sit down with nearly the entire cast/crew of the project including writer/director Jacob Burns, producers Zach Burns and Vinnie Hogan, and stars Stephen Goodman, Page Tudyk, Cait Brasel, and Clinton Kubat to talk more about the production, inspirations, and experiences on the set of the film.
This interview gave us the opportunity to talk more *spoilery* specifics about the story, filmmaking process, and challenges involved during the making the movie. Talking with everyone from the team gave a really strong sense for the uniquely warm atmosphere Planet Thunder created for on their set.
What are you waiting for? Click play and listen to this exclusive interview with the cast and crew of the award winning Electric Nostalgia.
Check Out More of GoodTrash’s Electric Nostalgia Coverage
Man of Steel review with Zach Burns – Back to the Movies
Green Room review with Jacob Burns – Back to the Movies
Stephen Goodman Interview – The People’s History of Film
Game of Thrones : The Door recap with Jacob Burns – The Cast Beyond the Wall
X-Men Apocalypse review with Stephen Goodman – Back to the Movies
The Fable of Shannon Cable Live! – The GoodTrash Genrecast
deadCenter Day 1 Recap – The GoodTrash Genrecast
Electric Nostalgia: Body/Soul Metaphysics – Eye Protein
Caleb Masters is a lifelong film and pop culture enthusiast with more than 10 years of experience in writing, podcasting, and content creation. When he’s not running The Cinematropolis or hosting The Cinematic Schematic podcast, Masters hosts The Cast Beyond the Wall, a House of the Dragon podcast, and serves as an active member of the Oklahoma Film Critic’s Circle where he currently serves as Vice President. He also loves video games. Follow him @CMastersTalk on Letterboxd, Instagram, or X.
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