It’s time for us to make a jump to the left as Marvel has brought us a story featuring a different kind of character previously unknown in the MCU. In this episode we review Marvel’s Eternals. We talk about the concept and how it fits into the MCU. We also
Producer and editor at Adult Swim, Ned Hastings, continue his Best Saturdays of Our Lives Superman discussion with Mark, Wheatley and Dan. This time we suit up with Supergirl, cellophane, and sweaty not-so Super Boys! Is Ned still frozen in carbonite? Are Wheatley and Dan really brother and sister? And
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Movie reviews from the theater and streaming: Don’t listen to the critics or aggregator scores folks! Go see a movie for yourself before reading reviews or checking the ratings from people who are paid to find flaws – you just might enjoy it
Do you know what has never saved the world? Sprite’s sarcasm and reviews from the ESO Movie Crew. Nevertheless, Mike, Mike, Ashley, Alex, and Kevin Cafferty reunite after thousands of years to review the latest entry in the MCU. Plus, comedian and storyteller Divinity Rose stands up to the Geek
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s newest movie Eternals reminds me of an intricate tapestry that’s been woven from beautiful individual threads and crafted with obvious love and care, that somehow results in an end product that feels lacking. Eternals is a bold, ambitious film, unlike anything we’ve seen in the MCU
Mr. Gene and I are back. Honestly, we didn’t have a plan on what to talk about since it’s been a long time since we last recorded a podcast. What you are about to hear is a very real conversation that Gene and I have had on many occasions either in
Conventions are making a comeback, and we couldn’t be happier. In this episode we discuss conventions from big to small. What makes a small convention different from a larger convention? How does a fan run feel compared to a corporate con? Does the genre being covered change things significantly? What
