Random Podcast From Heck Episode 472: Onslaught, Silo (Season 3 Finale), Lanterns, and More

This week’s movie feature is Onslaught directed by Andrew Wingard and starring Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens. You can also hear about the season three finale of Silo, another episode of Lanterns, plus the latest comic books and news.

Don’t forget about this wee’s bonus Secret Podcast From Heck (exclusively on Patreon) for more movie or comic talk.

Time Codes for Episode 472! 

  • 00:00:00 – 00:22:13 Intro & News
  • 00:22:13 – 00:47:36 Comics
  • 00:47:36 – 01:32:31 Silo E310
  • 01:32:31 – 02:18:35 Lanterns E104
  • 02:18:35 – 02:36:37 Onslaught
  • 02:36:37 – 02:41:49 Outro

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Last week’s feature was an Off My Mind episode. Superheroes doe what they need to in order to save lives. They will stop a bank robbers in a getaway car if they’re driving recklessly and endangering lives even though they are not police officers. They will rescue people in a fire and possibly even try to put the fire out even though they’re not firefighters.

Where should they draw the line when it comes to saving lives? What if a war broke out in a foreign nation? They have the power to restrain or deal with an evil dictator and save the countless lives of soldiers and citizens that would be lost during a skirmish. Doing so would cause an “international incident.” If they sat back and did nothing, are they supposed to just be okay with all those lives that are lost?

Take a listen to the episode.

You can also purchase past Off My Mind podcast episodes off Patreon HERE.

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