An now, a treat from the archives! Q is still recovering from Dragon Con, so we’re finally airing our show we recorded live at MomoCon. Our conversations range from YouTube, hentai, dubs vs. subs, voice actors, the influences of japanese animation and it’s affect on pop culture, and just so
It’s time to talk about one of the most influential men in animation, the god himself, Hayao Miyazaki! Chris and Q discuss this man’s imprint on the world of film animation, along with special guests Jen Cram and Darius Washington!
In our fourth installment of American animation through the ages, the ESO crew cover two decades when cartoons were everywhere! Mike, Mike, Mark Heffernan, and Michael French discuss Disney’s struggle to reinvent itself, the rise and commercialization of Saturday mornings, and some cartoons that were definitely not for kids. We
Yabba Dabba Doo!!! The ESO crew presents the third part of the history of American animation with a look one of the biggest game changers since the rotoscope – the advent of television. Mike, Mike, Mark Heffernan, and Jeff Crawford fill up their cereal bowls and bask in the glory
This week, the ESO crew takes a look at the silly, crazy, merry, and looney cartoons of the 1930’s and 40’s. Mike, Mike, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and Mark Heffernan discuss the rise of the many animation studios releasing classic shorts that continue to make us smile today. We
With Mike Gordon on vacation this week, Mike Faber and Bobby Nash are joined by Mark Heffernan as they take a look at the history of animation from the earliest hand-drawn cartoons up to the 1930’s in the first part of ESO’s History of Animation series. Also, Outlantacon’s Lee Cox
Next week, The ESO crew takes a look at the history of animation from the earliest hand-drawn cartoons to the CGI shows of today. Plus, ESO brings you the usual assortment of Rants and Raves, The Khan Report, Shout Outs, Dr. Geek’s Moment of Science, The Geek Seat, a look
By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz Yes, I’ll admit that by now, I’m probably one of the last people to watch the movie “Frozen.” 😉 Disney’s latest animated musical, released in theaters in late November, became a surprise box office hit, only the second animated movie in Hollywood’s history to
by MTV Geek That’s what Kevin Smith is promising on Twitter. Kevin Smith has famously promised that after his hockey saga Hit Somebody shoots and wraps, he’s wiping his hands of filmmaking and concentrating his efforts on helping smaller films get distributed. But, that doesn’t preclude him from dabbling in
by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Robert Rodriguez‘ Quickdraw Productions was first unveiled at Comic-Con last summer, but it’s with a certain amount predictability that he’s decided to give an update on this new filmmaking endeavor at SXSW, his “home festival.”
