This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs is joined by the Geek Girl Angela Pritchett to talk all about Batman: Hush the animated movie. Selena takes a long walk off a short pier but only a ghost from the past may be able to save her
I don’t know what it was about that first trailer for “Hobbs & Shaw,” the latest in the Fast and Furious movie franchise, but as soon as I saw it, I thought, “I have to see this movie.” The funny thing is, I’m not even a Fast and Furious fan.
Who are the pop culture police? Brother Robin joins Shawn to talk about the latest in pop culture news and entertainment. Quentin Tarantino and Once Upon A Time in Hollywood are discussed and dissected. There is also speculation on a Tarantino Star Trek future. Another Life on Netflix. The show
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
Space Dogs and Moon Treks – Rusted Robot Podcast 251 Robots, dogs, movies, television, Area 51, the postal system in Japan, and Star Trek! Happy 79th birthday to Patrick Stewart, and happy Con Air Day to the rest of you. On this episode we discuss random movie memories from childhood,
How do you let go of a dream that you’ve been holding onto for so long that it’s become a part of who you are? Even when that dream has turned into something toxic, you just can’t imagine your life without it. I really wasn’t expecting to find parallels between
Space, the future, movies, coffee and finger licking science! This week the crew takes a look at some various science news. We’ve got t-shirts, and we are going back to the moon and the theatre. NASA’s Artemis mission is set to return astronauts to the moon starting in 2024. With
Retro futurism and the history of tomorrow! The future is here! The Wandering Earth is this year’s Chinese sci-fi smash hit. It’s on Netflix and we give the film an in depth review. Starfleet on Mars? There is a dune on Mars that sort of looks like the symbol of
For better or worse, “Dark Phoenix” marks the end of the X-Men franchise as we know it. It’s a little like a political lame duck; it’s being released after the Disney/Fox merger but does not tie into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Reviews for the film haven’t been kind — it’s
If you wanna start a podcast, there are some things you gotta know! Okay, so, here it is; I’m going to tell you the basic outline on how to start a podcast of your very own. I’ll be going over some of the basic facts, and I’ll be sharing my
What do “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” and the new Elton John biopic “Rocketman” have in common? Well, not much, actually. But I saw both these movies this past week, and since I didn’t have time to do separate, full-length reviews, here are my quick thoughts on each. It’s not
“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit” might be my favorite introductory line for a novel. It’s simple and direct, but still has enough information to spark your curiosity. What is a hobbit? And what sort of “hole” do they live in? (A very comfortable and cozy
