Everything old is new again! After some surprising appearances in some recent MCU releases, Daredevil is relevant again, so we thought it was a great idea to finally make public our review of season 3 of that series. We discuss everything from the aftermath of The Defenders to how we
The original Lost in Space was a contemporary series of Star Trek, but it never got the same kind of following as the other sci-fi series. The storylines tended to be far more immature and the special effects left a lot to be desired. Yet, in 2018 Netflix decided to
Iron Fist season 2 drops today, so we decided to take a look at the last series to feature Danny Rand as Marvel’s Netflix Phase One comes to an end with The Defenders. Our panel of guests talk about how well the series worked in meshing the individual storylines together.
There’s a scene in the middle of the new season of Marvel/Netflix’s “Luke Cage” where Mariah Dillard, the season’s main villain, displays a rare moment of extremely vulnerable honesty. Now, Mariah is a truly terrible person. The former politician has committed horrible crimes during her quest for power, and by
Returning with a vengeance, I, The Monster, took the podcast one step further. Aside from the regular 3 news items I normally talk week to week, I’ve added 7 season finale reviews. Before I do that, what are the BIG 3 scifi news stories that I will be talking about?
The Monster Scifi Show Podcast is going to tackle the mystery of 10 Cloverfield Lane. How is this connected to the Cloverfield movie? Check out this podcast for that bit of insight.
Agent Carter, Edwin Jarvis and the SSR gang are back, with villains old and new. John and Jen speculate on Hela in Ragnorok, casting news for Doctor Strange, and the return of Ray Wise’s Roxxon Oil character, who is clearly up to no good. How will this season tie in
Inhumans is cancelled! Oh wait — no it’s not. Fantastic Four is coming back to Marvel! Um… psyche! Hulk is going to be in Thor: Ragnorok! Or is he? It’s getting hard to sort out facts from rumors, but Earth Station MCU has you covered. This week Jen is joined
A fall breeze is in the air, the school year has begun, DragonCon is a fading memory…and Jen finally has time to edit again. We’ll call this a “vintage” episode, since the news section is no longer exactly bleeding edge, but our main topic is timeless: cosplay! In recent years,
By Ashley Pauls Box Office Buzz 2014 turned out to be an impressive year for Marvel. First, “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” impressed both audiences and critics with its political thriller plot and truly game-changing revelation for the Marvel universe: the downfall of S.H.I.E.L.D. Then, despite some initial skepticism about
John and Jen are joined by Ariel Kasten of the Large Nerdron Collider podcast to discuss the second half of Season One of Marvel’s first Netflix series, Daredevil. We also discuss the latest in MCU news, including new casting announcements.
In our 20th episode, John and Jennifer are joined by Bobby Nash and JP Patrick to dissect the first half of Marvel’s first Netflix series, Daredevil. What made it so successful? Does binge watching make a difference in how you tell a story? And what lengths would JP go to,
