Flopcast episode 669! We always enjoy perusing the annual list of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, because it makes everybody angry. And this year we have a special guest: Michael Gordon, host of the Dragon Con Report, Earth Station Who, and BatChums podcasts! (Clearly Mike isn’t
This week on Earth Station Boo, the Haunted Hosts dive into a blood-soaked discussion: How much gore is too much in horror? From over-the-top splatter films to subtle psychological scares, they explore the role of gore in horror movies and debate its impact on storytelling, audience engagement, and the fine
ALBUM COVER ART Never judge a book by its cover, but sometimes you really can judge an album by its cover! This week on Modern Musicology we’re talking about album cover art! We each pick five of our favorite album covers and talk about the story behind them and why we
Flopcast episode 668! In 1983, Marvel Comics launched a magazine about video games. This was not a comic book; it was a magazine. (Okay, it was a tiny comic book-sized magazine. Happy now?) It lasted just seven issues, utterly failing to make a blip, even though it was in fact
Exploring the Gaming Scene at Dragon Con We’re back with Episode 2 of Season 14 of the Dragon Con Report, and this time, we’re diving deep into the incredible gaming scene at Dragon Con! Whether you’re a hardcore video gamer, a tabletop RPG enthusiast, a board game strategist, or a Werewolf master, Dragon Con has an
Grab your Cornetto and a Pint with the Haunted Hosts and guest Beth Dolgner to have tongue wag about Edgar Wright’s masterful RomZomCom, Shaun of the Dead. With its blend of horror and humor, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost’s iconic performances, and how it redefined the genre. From hilarious one-liners
Recently we braved the lawless wilderness of New Hampshire to see a show called “Piano Men and Women,” celebrating the music of Billy Joel, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Carole King, and more. (We were there because our old pal Mike is the guitarist in this show. Mike has come a
Happy Valentine’s Day Horraholics! The Haunted Hosts dig deep into the bloody heart of horror with their review of the 2009 remake of My Bloody Valentine! We explore the film’s terrifying take on the Miner, its inventive use of 3D technology, and creative kills. we’ll dissect the movie’s highlights, unexpected
THE KINKS The Kinks was one of the most influential bands to come out of England in the 60s, with a career that lasted up through the late 90s. Their style and sound changed numerous times over the decades and they amassed a legion of dedicated fans. We talk with author
Cigar Nerds Podcast 20 Years of Constantine. This week we take a look back to before Keanu Reeves was John Wick, to when he was the other John. John Constantine. The DC exorcist himself got his own movie in the early days of comic book movies. In science we talk
Flopcast episode 666! Longtime Flopcast listeners (those poor souls) know that every 100 episodes, we celebrate V66, Boston’s own music video TV channel of the mid-80s. This time, however, we have a special guest: Eric Green, director of the V66 documentary, Life on the V! And because this is episode
Sink your teeth into this week’s episode as the Haunted Hosts and guest Christopher G Moore take on the latest reimagining of the iconic horror classic, Nosferatu. From gothic visuals to bone-chilling moments, we’ll break down what makes this new Nosferatu a must-watch for horror fans. Whether you’re a longtime
