The ESO Movie Crew stuffs your stocking with a holiday-size episode featuring two of the final big movie releases of 2021. Jennifer Adams Schleusner and Steve Fowler join the crew as they all take the blue pill and once again find themselves in the Matrix. Then Mike, Mike, and Ashley
The MCU’s friendly neighborhood wall-crawler has returned in a big way with a challenge that endangers the entire Multiverse. Likewise, Dave West returns to the station to join Mike, Mike, and Ashley, to face the somewhat less perilous task of reviewing Spidey’s latest adventure. Plus, Mike and Mike Rant and
Join Mike & Michael in a brand new spin-off of Earth Station One, exclusive to Patrons of the ESO Network. In the first episode of Rants & Raves, we talk about the new Peter Jackson documentary Get Back, a film showing the legendary band The Beatles in often candid situations
There’s something strange on your neighborhood movie screen. Who ya gonna call? The ESO Movie Crew! Mike, Mike, Alex, and Ashley review the long-awaited follow-up nearly thirty years in the making. Plus, we Rant and Rave about what we’ve been watching on the small screen. All this, along with Angela’s
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
Two decades ago, one of the most successful Japanese films of all time was released and the world took notice. Mike, Mike, Ashley, and Chip Johnson take a look at Hayao Miyazaki’s masterpiece to see if it still lives up to its well-regarded reputation. Plus, actor Michael Lloyd engages with
The time has finally come! Mike, Mike, Ashley, Alan J. Porter, and Matthew Kresel report in full on Daniel Craig’s final mission as James Bond. Plus, some Monkee talk with Kevin Eldridge. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take, Michelle’s Iconic Rock Moment, Creative Outlet with Jaime Ramos,
“Uncle” Harvey Fierstein redefined the persona of a drag queen with his critically acclaimed three-act play later captured in film. Mike, Mike, and Darren look at this underrated comedy-drama that takes a nostalgic look at gay life before AIDS. Plus, writer and self-publisher Justin Gray wrangles the Geek Seat. All
Ten million years in the making! In Mel we trvst to tell the epic story of mankind with a little something to offend everyone. Mike, Mike, Alex, and Thomas Mariani look back at the sketch comedy classic while anxiously still waiting for the sequel. Plus, illustrator Jerry Ma finds out
A decade ago, a wave of alien nasties invaded South London and had a close encounter with a future ex-stormtrooper, timelord, and a legend of tomorrow. Mike, Mike, Alex, and Channing Sherman discuss the legacy of Joe Cornish’s directorial film debut. Plus, we revisit the stand-up comedy scene of the
An ancient rivalry is renewed as two Titans clash. Mike, Mike, Alex, and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox report from ringside on the epic battle of Alphas. Plus, our Creative Outlet features writer Justin Gray with his new wild west, horror, monster hunting, kung fu project, Billy the Kit. All
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things is a 2021 American science fiction romantic comedy-drama film directed by Ian Samuels, from a screenplay by Lev Grossman, based upon his short story of the same name. It stars Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen. Mark, a teenage boy, is stuck in a time
