This week the Modern Musicology crew ignores what’s good for society and celebrates banned songs! These are the tunes that are too sexual, too controversial, too inflammatory or too revolutionary to be heard on the radio or anywhere else! These subversive tracks include obvious and important things like “Fuck the Police” by NWA and “Cop Killer” by
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: G4 goes linear and the Guardians find their Warlock: Big new from G4 – they’ll be returning to linear TV on November. That means more Attack of The Show, Ninja Warrior and new programs will soon be here! James Gunn has confirmed it
Up until about five years ago, I’d never seen a Quentin Tarantino film. Other films fans would lovingly give me grief about this, and so I finally decided to sit down and watch one. I popped his first movie — “Reservoir Dogs” — into my DVD player and then hit
“Arrested Development” is one of my all-time favorite TV shows. The series, featuring the misadventures of the spectacularly dysfunctional Bluth family, ran for a mere three seasons on Fox before getting canceled. However, thanks to a still-devoted fanbase, the show was revived seven years later on Netflix. Although Netflix swooping
It’s finally time for the ESO PRO Crew to take a look at women in wrestling which will span three different parts of the podcast. This time around we are focusing on however far back any of us can remember up until 1990. One of the most popular and famous
Join John Neal, Richard Ewell, Jonathan Williams, and Bryan Silverbax as they go to Hollywood and discuss the connections between celebrities and wrestling. From Andy Kaufman to Mr. T to Dennis Rodman. The ESO PRO Crew dig through the history books to uncover some of the oddest additions to wrestling
This week, Mike, Mike, and Bobby are joined by Jeffrey Powers (Geekazine.com) and Lance Anderson (VergeoftheFringe.com) to spotlight the quirky and ingenious works of the Coen Brothers. Also, writer Nancy Hansen steps away from the keyboard only to find herself in The Geek Seat! All this, plus the usual Rants,
Next week, the ESO crew travels back in time to 1982, a magical year filled with one blockbuster movie after another. ET: The Extra Terrestrial, Conan The Barbarian, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Blade Runner, The Thing, First Blood, Swamp Thing, Tron, Porky’s, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,
By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Just how dedicated is current showrunner Steven Moffat to Doctor Who? Dedicated enough to walk away from a sweetheart deal with Steven Spielberg and a potential Tintin film trilogy so he wouldn’t be distracted from the beloved BBC sci-fi program. Who fans probably already know
