With Red Dwarf XI blasting off in the UK, Cal Knox joins Dave for a smeg-a-thon unlike any other.
Can you believe it has been 50 years of Mission: Impossible? Wait, you didn’t know? Oscar joins Dave to celebrate what Paramount didn’t by looking at every film in the Tom Cruise superspy franchise.
Ross Hadlington returns to put more crummy entertainment through its paces. This time, the quagmire of straight-to-video sequels, including such franchises as From Dusk Till Dawn, Tremors and, um, Air Bud.
Chicago’s finest return to discuss comic book villains, the cartoons of their youth – including some casting choices for ThunderCats – and bid farewell to Gene Wilder with a retro review of Blazing Saddles.
As a precursor to our next video production, Ross Hadlington joins Dave for a chat all about those underrated sequels that need more love, including such franchises as Tremors, Scream, Die Hard and Rocky.
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Rod becomes a mallrat with a machete in Capcom’s undead classic. How does it fare ten years later?
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With the second season due to start on The CW, Cal catches up with the Lady of Steel.
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Oscar continues our run of imaginary film sequels with a trip to Isla Nublar for some dinosaur action. Better than the real Jurassic Park III?
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Those distinctly American chaps return to discuss the latest geek trailers, those Marvel Netflix shows, and even Arnold Schwarzenegger’s man vs. alien classic in another retro review.
Johnny, Jim and Brian return to interview actor and puppeteer Mike Quinn, best known for helping create Return of the Jedi’s Nien Nunb. He also shines a light on his work with Jim Henson in The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth.
Dave joins Scott once again as they beam into the 24th Century for Star Trek’s second landmark series.
Oscar grabs a whip and Fedora to join Dave on a podcast adventure. There can be only one Indiana Jones.
Johnny and podcast newcomers Jimmy and Brian get together to journey to a galaxy far, far away, and they’re taking Anakin Skywalker with them! Jake Lloyd stops by for the first in a new interview series.
With Red Dwarf XI blasting off in the UK, Cal Knox joins Dave for a smeg-a-thon unlike any other.
Can you believe it has been 50 years of Mission: Impossible? Wait, you didn’t know? Oscar joins Dave to celebrate what Paramount didn’t by looking at every film in the Tom Cruise superspy franchise.
Ross Hadlington returns to put more crummy entertainment through its paces. This time, the quagmire of straight-to-video sequels, including such franchises as From Dusk Till Dawn, Tremors and, um, Air Bud.
Chicago’s finest return to discuss comic book villains, the cartoons of their youth – including some casting choices for ThunderCats – and bid farewell to Gene Wilder with a retro review of Blazing Saddles.
Oscar gets epic with Ray Harryhausen’s most lauded fantasy adventure.
Christian Bale delivers a landmark performance in this adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’ controversial novel.
Our Jedi return to interview Cantina patron Pam Rose, a “background artist” with some amazing stories to tell.
Rod becomes a mallrat with a machete in Capcom’s undead classic. How does it fare ten years later?
Cal gets all Ray Harryhausen with this vintage classic.
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