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  • Out Of The Dark & 976 EVIL

    9 JAN 2023 · We're looking at two films about phone lines. First up, someone is killing phone sex operators in OUT OF THE DARK. Then Freddy directs a movie about a kid calling a hotline to learn his horoscope, for evil, in 976 EVIL.
    1h 57m 59s
  • Avengers: Endgame

    1 MAY 2019 · Bryan and Doug sit down to chat about the newest box office juggernaut Avengers: Endgame! The review is very spoilery right off the bat so make sure you've watched it before listening.
    1h 41m 12s
  • GeekNerdery Podcast: Tales Of Terror Live! Top 5 Obscure 80s Horror Movies

    31 OCT 2018 · Bryan and Tony sat down in front of a packed crowd to talk about their Top 5 Obscure 80s Horror movies at the Tales Of Terror LIVE! Event.  Each one is going to drop some films that not everyone may even know about.  Listen in and get some ideas for your next horror movie marathon.
    28m 26s
  • Geek Nerdery Podcast: Avengers Infinity War

    30 APR 2018 · I'm joined by my cohosts from The Midnight Drive-In Doug and Noah to break down the culmination of 10 years of work from Marvel Studios Avengers Infinity War!  Did it live up to the hype?  Find out.  Also this review is very spoilery so we advise not listening without seeing the movie first.
    1h 49m 22s
  • Geek Nerdery: The Last Jedi

    18 DEC 2017 · I'm joined by both of my co-horts from The Midnight Drive-In as we relish in our geek love for Star Wars in talking about The Last Jedi.  This entire conversation is a spoiler review so be warned before turning on the podcast. Music provided by The Fantastic Plastics.
    1h 56m 48s
  • Geek Nerdery Podcast: Justice League

    27 NOV 2017 · My co-host from The Midnight Drive-In Podcast Noah drops in and we sit down to talk some Justice League.  What's good?  What's bad?  What just all around doesn't make sense?  After that we do talk some comics.  There is a spoiler section so feel free to listen until the spoiler warning goes up if you are wanted to avoid spoilers. Music provided by The Fantastic Plastics.
    1h 20m 57s
  • Geek Nerdery: IT (2017)

    11 SEP 2017 · When IT was first announced as being up on the remake slot (or re-adaptation if you want to approach it that way) I was not really that thrilled with the idea.  I once met the director of the 1990 TV miniseries version of IT.  I straight up told him that I blamed him for the reason I didn't like clowns.  Anyone in my age range will tell you that Tim Curry pretty much ruined the ever enjoying a clown again.  For me there was no way anyone could ever do Pennywise justice.  Tim Curry had terrified a whole generation with some grease paint and a wicked smile. The longer it went on I hoped more and more that IT would be put in the old development hell section of Hollywood where things like Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash or such gems as a sequel to Bubba Ho-Tep seemed to live.  I wouldn't get my wish.  I began my crusade of denying this movie.  Hell no we won't go . . . . to the cinema to see a new IT!  The chant was awkward so I dropped it but I kept saying there was no way a new IT would be good.  Then the first trailer hit.  Suddenly a slight crack in my facade began to show.  I was still adamant that Pennywise wouldn't be nearly as good as Tim Curry's but damn did the footage look pretty good. Trailer 2 hit.  The cracks were really showing now.  IT actually looked scary.  As much as I love the 1990 TV movie version because it scared my 10 year old self senseless it has lost some of the scary luster it once held and now I just appreciate it for how it USED to scare me.  These trailers had made it look actually scary again.  Yeah but still he was no Tim Curry.  What I learned this weekend is that he didn't need to be. I'd been waiting to hate on this movie since it was first announced and now here I sit opening weekend telling you I can't.  Don't get me wrong, it still has some quibbles with me, but I actually can say I really enjoyed it.  They took a story I've loved all my life and gave it a loving tribute to it's source material.  The time frame is updated to 1989.  Making the kids pretty much the same age I was when I saw IT for the first time.  Suddenly I'm caught in a nostalgia loop.  I'm reliving my childhood through these characters and they were also about to get the piss scared out of them by a killer clown. The casting is about spot on perfect for me.  I have no complaints what so ever.  Bill is great as an awkward leader consumed by his brother's disappearance.  Eddie is one sneeze away from being put into an iron lung by his over bearing mother.  Richie is the foul mouthed class clown we all wished we could have been.  And there's Bev.  Poor poor Bevie.  I worry about her a lot. These kids feel like friends.  It's no stretch of the imagination to see these kids hanging out.  The chemistry on screen is near perfect.  Henry Bowers has traded in his duck tail hair cut and leather jacket for a mullet and sleeveless t-shirts fitting right into the 1989 setting. Pennywise.  Oh let me tell you about this Dancing Clown.  Bill Skarsgard brings a new twist onto King's terrifying shape shifter.  He doesn't try to do what Tim Curry did.  He didn't do an impression.  He creates something new.  Which is exactly what you need in a remake like this.  Something new.  This evil clown doesn't lure you in with his innocent clown tricks.  No.  This clown lures you in with his smile and then keeps right on smiling as he rips your guts out.  If Tim Curry gave 10 year old me nightmares then Skarsgard is going to give the almost 40 year old me some sleepless nights for the next few days. I am pleading with you if you have been on the fence to give the new IT a try.  And this is from a fan who denounced it from the start.  Give it a chance.  You might just get a few night terrors of your own. I actually have seen IT twice this weekend.
    22m 10s
  • Geek Nerdery Podcast: GLOW and Spider-Man Homecoming

    25 JUL 2017 · A few weeks ago (I got busy) I rounded up a crew and we sat down to discuss not only the new Netflix series GLOW but also the recently released Spider-Man Homecoming.  Joining me is Doug from The Last Horrorcast, Noah from Hero Unabridged, Michael from The Awesome 80's Podcast, and Mike Patterson of being Mike fame.  There is a spoilery section but we denote it in the show so feel free to listen without worry. Music provided by The Fantastic Plastics.
    1h 52m 18s
  • Geek Nerdery – Nintendo Switch

    21 MAY 2017 · I'm joined by the guys from The Graveyard Duck Podcast to talk about the newest console from Nintendo the Nintendo Switch.  We go over what we initially thought of the console, some of the games we've played, and just the use of the switch in general. Or Subscribe Here to the Geek Nerdery Master Feed for all of our podcasts in one simple feed! Follow the show on Twitter here! Like us on Facebook! Join the Facebook Group!
    1h 36m 46s
  • Geek Nerdery – The Walking Dead Season 7 Recap

    13 APR 2017 · I grabbed my co-hosts from Challenged and we sat down to talk about this season of The Walking Dead.  One of us loved this season, one of us hated this season, and one of us was indifferent.  Things also take a weird turn as this was the second podcast we recorded this night and were already well into our stock of alcohol at this point.  It gets weird. Music provided by The Fantastic Plastics.  Catch them this summer at Warped Tour.
    49m 36s
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