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Well this weekend is a landmark occasion. We finally have the release of the first major female lead superhero film. Wonder Woman is the latest release in the DCEU, but join as we take a look back at what almost came before, when the director of The Avengers was almost the director of the Amazonian Princess herself. We are taking a look at Joss Whedon's Wonder Woman script written in 2006. Written By: Joss Whedon Logline: When the Princess of the Amazons is brought to the modern world, she discovers how cruel the world can be, and how desperate they are for a hero. Especially when she discovers one of the old gods is meddling with the humans. If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

Well this is a review packed mini episode. It was a long Memorial Day weekend filled with movie watching. This episode features reviews of Alien Covenant, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Resident Evil The Final Chapter, And The Lego Batman Movie. Some slight spoilers involved but you will be warned before hand. We also discuss the script for Fridays episode which coincides with a big movie release this weekend. You may be able to guess it! If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

You've seen Green Arrow on tv on the hit show Arrow, now hear about the movie that never was! Written in 2008 this was a script pitch that floated around Hollywood for a while but never came to fruition. Now with DC running their own movie universe, it remains to be seen if a Green Arrow movie will ever happen. This weeks guest is Brandon Prosek from the Entertainment Buffet podcast. Be sure to give them a listen if you enjoy this episode! Written By: David Goyer and Justin Marks Logline: When Oliver Queen, The Green Arrow, finds himself framed for murder, he is locked away in a supermax prison designed to hold super powered villains. Now he must survive long enough to prove his innocence and look past his morals to team up with some villains and escape. If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

This weeks mini episode delves into this Friday's super hero script, as well as answering some questions and comments from the Youtube channel.  If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

The second of two scripts that inspired the podcast and comes just in time for Alien Covenant. Alien Engineers was the original script that eventually became Prometheus. Released in 2012, Prometheus was originally envisioned as the Alien prequel that had been rumored forever but during production the script was reworked to be a more original sci-fi film about the creation of humanity that just existed in the same cinematic universe. Now the original script still featured all of that, but also a lot more Aliens. Written By: Jon Spaihts Logline: set in the late 21st century and centers on the crew of the spaceship Prometheus as it follows a star map discovered among the artifacts of several ancient Earth cultures. Seeking the origins of humanity, the crew arrives on a distant world and discovers a threat that could cause the extinction of the human species. If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and revi

It's a short mini episode today but what is featured is the script for this Friday which is another highly anticipated episode just in time for Alien Covenant. This week also features a review of Fate of the Furious, following up on last weeks review of Furious 7.  If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

Well over the next few weeks we are going to covering a couple scripts that were the inspiration of this podcast. They have been mentioned time and time again but haven't been discussed and it's time to rectify that. This first week is a little script written by Kevin Smith called Superman Lives. Maybe one of the most famous un-produced scripts, there's even a documentary about the movies failed production. Now there have been many Superman movies that have already been released, but where does this one fall? Written by: Kevin Smith Logline: When Lex Luthor teams up with the cosmic entity Braniac, Superman faces his biggest struggle yet, one that will push him past his limits or see him die trying. If you want to send in any questions or comments you can send them to . you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. Be sure to rate and review the show on iTunes.

It's a furiously comic book filled episode as today contains a review of Furious 7 and Jeremy's top ten comic book movies of all time featuring titles like Spider-Man and The Dark Knight. Our script for this week is also celebrating the release of our latest comic book movie (Guardians of the Galaxy 2) and is based on one of the most recognizable comic characters of all time. I'll give you a hint. It's not Batman but the other guy. You can find the script on our tumblr . You can also follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast.

This is one of the most anticipated scripts of the show. We wanted to cover this one from the beginning and just had to wait for the right time. With Alien Covenant on the horizon now seemed like the perfect time. Don't worry, we didn't jump the gun on this one because we have another Alien script to cover when Covenant comes out. For now we sit back and look at an AVP script from 1991, inspired by the original 1989 comic book.   Written by: Peter Briggs Logline: A backwater planet sets the stage for a hunting ground between two of the most ferocious hunters in the galaxy where humans are caught in the middle. As always you can follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. You can also email the show at shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com.

Today's mini episode is a lot of fun! We have a review of Doctor Strange which Jeremy finally got around to seeing, and keeping with the Marvel theme breaks down his top 10 Marvel Cinematic Universe films from Iron Man to Doctor Strange. We also have some fun with the editing this time around. Be sure to find this weeks script on our tumblr . You can also email in your top 10 Marvel movies to . Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast.

Rob Zombie released his first Halloween remake in 2007 and followed the success of that film with a much less appreciated sequel in 2009. Ever since then the Halloween franchise has been in limbo with a new sequel only announced recently. Whatever happened to a third Rob Zombie movie? We find out this week as we read Halloween 3D, the un-produced sequel in the Rob Zombie line of Halloween films.  Written by: Tod Farmer and Patrick Lussier Logline: After surviving the end of Halloween 2, Laurie Strode is living in a mental institution with some of Michael Meyer's victims. With Michael believed to be dead, thinks start to become apparent that he might not be as dead as everyone believes. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can email the show at  and don't forget to rate and review the show on iTunes! Be sure to check out www.thecrypticcloset.com for our horror themed clothing needs.

On today's mini episode we talk about the script that we will be covering on Friday, which was the one we missed last week. That's right Halloween 3D is finally going to get covered. Our guest is well and ready to sit down and rip into this interesting sequel to Rob Zombie's Halloween 2. Jeremy also brings his wife back into their apartment studio to discuss their top ten television shows of all time. Shows like Breaking Bad, Star Wars, and Jessica Jones. You can find the script for Friday on our tumblr at . You can follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @shelvedpodcast. You can also email questions, comments, and suggestions to our email . Don't forget to rate and review the show on iTunes!

Well this week we were originally going to talk about Halloween 3D but we hit a roadblock! Our intended guest was sick, so that script will be discussed on a later show. Instead Jeremy and his wife Amanda decided to save the show by sitting down and discussing their top 10 films of all time! Some of these movies include Star Wars, James Bond, Julia Roberts, and twisted imagery. This is their own personal favorite films, which may be different from yours and that's okay! Be sure to follow us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast, and we now have an Instagram which is also shelvedpodcast. Be sure to email the show at  and rate and review the show on iTunes!

On today's mini episode we talk Friday's script, but more importantly we cover the highly anticipated trailer for Star Wars The Last Jedi. The host Jeremy Meyer breaks down his thoughts and a few predictions from what little the trailer has to offer. We are also still looking for movie inspired top 10 lists! As always you can find the script on our tumblr . You can also follow us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast or email the show at . Don't forget to rate and review the show on iTunes!

This weeks episode features a script written in 1980 dubbed, "The greatest Sci-Fi script never made." The host Jeremy Meyer sits down with returning guest Maggie Geimer to find out if this claim holds true. Brought crashing to the ground by a series of behind the scenes infighiting, The Tourist still sits on a shelf to this day with no signs of ever being filmed.   Written by: Clair Noto Logline: Grace Ripley, a beautiful corporate executive who happens to be an alien in disguise, seeks a way to get back to her home planet while being drawn into the bizarre world. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can find the scrips on our tumblr  and you can email the show at . 

This weeks short mini episode features a call to arms to the listeners! We are looking for some questions for some C2E2 interviews. Also covered is the highly regarded script we will be covering on Friday, and a review on the Thor Ragnarok trailer. Otherwise known as Thor: Guardians of the Galaxy. As always you can find us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast and you can email the show at . If you want to find our script for Friday you can find it on our tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com.

This episode is a special treat. Guillermo Del Toro's script for At The Mountains of Madness is a wonderfully written horror adventure that must be discussed, so the host Jeremy Meyer sat down with returning guest Eric Ziselman to break down a movie that could have been. Put on hold due to the release of Prometheus Guillermo Del Toro felt they were too similar and set his passion project aside but what Jeremy and Eric find is a wonderful read that is worth hearing out.   Writers: Guillermo Del Toro and Matthew Robbins. Logline: In the 1930's an expedition to Antarctica goes awry when the team stumbles upon an ancient mystery lost to time.  As always be sure to follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can email the show at shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com. Be sure to leave an iTunes review to help the show!

A smaller mini episode today. We cover friday's script, which is fantastic, and there's also a review for the Assassin's Creed movie which may surprise you. As always you can find the scripts on the tumblr www.shelvedfilmpodcast.tumblr.com. You can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast, and you can email the show at shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com.

There may be no longer running film franchise than James Bond. James Bond has been a mainstay in films since 1962 and shows no signs of disappearing. It's not hard to believe that there aren't a couple un-produced Bond scripts and we finally tracked one down! James Bond of the Secret Service is the script that eventually became Never Say Never again, which is a remake of the MGM James Bond film Thunderball. This film has a history of it's own that is worth diving in to but for now we are just looking at this early early draft of the film. LogLine: James Bond has to deal with the villainous organization SPECTRE as they attempt to blackmail the word for control of the Earth's oceans. Writers: Kevin McClory, Sean Connery, Len Deighton As always you can follow the show on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can email the show at . You can also find the scripts on our tumblr . Be sure to leave an iTunes review with positive feedback!

Today is a jam packed mini episode. We read iTunes reviews and thank the fans of Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling who decided to check out our show. Jeremy discusses his thoughts on the new Justice League trailer, and also has a review for Power Rangers. On top of that he still let's you know what script we are going to discuss on Friday. As always be sure to leave an iTunes review. You can follow us on Twitter @shelvedpodcast. You can find Friday's script on our tumblr . You can also email the show at shelvedfilmpodcast@gmail.com.