A mostly music episode this week, as we discuss David Bowie, Roxy Music,
Martini Ranch, The Masked Saint, bullshit television technology, Star
Wars bounty hunters, and we try to start a Nicholas Cahe hacking movie.
This week, Steve and J discuss the Hateful Eight and the works of
Quentin Tarantino, while also tangenting into Marvel's Team America
comic, Street Hawk, Lee Marvin, and Roar. Plus, Steve and J talk about
sports.
Gonzo Ren and negativfin discuss Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and also
tangent into the movies Joy, Electric Boogaloo, 3 O'Clock High,
the career of James Woods, xenomorphs, and the problem with 75mm film
prints.
Happy Jake LaMotta day! This week, We review the documentaries All
Things Must Pass and Krampus, while discussing how math works, the
Rockford Files, punk rock in Cleveland, Christmas music, JGonzo shows
2001 to his daughter, and a primer for people who have never seen Star
Wars.
A little smorgasborg
of everything this week, as Steve and JGonzo discuss Jessica Jones, Man
in the High Castle, DJ Qualls, Steel, Books vs movies, Dune, Electric
Boogaloo: the Untold Tale of Canon Films, Art Ops, NerdWriter1, and J
massively nerds out.
For our 69th episode, we decided to discuss the Titillation Movies of the 80s, aka Boobs. On the way to that
topic, we also discuss DK3, The Longbow Hunter, Twilight People, Legend, the Man in the High Castle, Black
Friday and Thanksgiving, denominations of panthers, and Gonzo wins a nerd-off!
Steve and JGonzo play catch-up this week, discussing SPECTRE, MockingJay
part 2, and Jessica Jones, while tangenting into such topics as
Emmanuelle, Defenders speculation, Golden Earring, and improvised murder
mystery, and which comic book characters have never died.
This week, JGonzo and Steve are joined by comedian Erin Ontko, as they
look behind the curtain of stand up comedy and discuss what goes on
behind the scenes of producing a show. Of course, there are tangents
into Master of None, the More Brains documentary, boobs, J and
Steve's meet-cute, and more proof that everything is
Steve's fault
Steve and JGonzo are preparing for their big show, but still take time
to talk about Ash vs the Evil Dead, Crimson Peaks, The Chase, Star Trek,
Elvira, a real life TPS report, and how The Flash jumped the shark. All this, and Steve explains the concept of a Seder plate!
It's our Halloween episode, and perhaps the only episode where
we don't discuss anything Halloween-appropriate. We do discuss
Frida Kahlo, candy etiquette, Motley Crue, the Positivsteve world tour,
Jane's Addiction, Spirit World, Sexcastle, and J pays
attention!
As we get closer to Halloween, we discuss a topic near and dear to our
hearts: Zombies, both the band and the monsters. Tangents for this week
include Keith Richards, Kurt Loder, Ghost Shark 2, Frankenstein, video
stores, Russian novelists, Linnea Quigley, the new Star Wars trailer,
and naming your comedy bits.
Steve and J are joined by Rob Maebe and Gordon McKay to talk about their
favorite horror films. Movies discussed include Nightmare on Elm
Street, The Strangers, Hellraiser, It Follows, Friday the 13th, Saw, Strangelands, and Return of the Living Dead, along with lively debate about the Leprechaun banking system.
Steve and Gonzo play catch-up after not seeing each other for two
weeks. Topics of discussion include Gonzo's experiences at SolCon,
Tyroc, Deee Lite, Rom, the legacy of Blade, and why you
shouldn't attend charitable functions in Gotham City.
Steve and special guest host Al Sparrow discuss Jon Morris'
book "The League of Regrettable Superheroes" while
adding in a few of their own favorites, including a rant about the
Legion of Super Pets. Also, hear Steve repeatedly refer to "issues" as "episodes", and a sports
joke!
This week, the boys review the new Maze Runner movie, Black Mass, An
Honest Liar, Miracle Man, the new TV series Scream Queens, and the
season premiere of Doctor Who. They also dig into such topics as "How old can you be and still say 'On
fleek'?", successfully handling technical
difficulties, other Hitlers, and the sound of a middle finger. All
this, plus J Gonzo karaoke!
No real theme this week, just lots of tangents. We discuss Bob Dylan
imitations, inspirations for 90s comic book fashions, comic book words,
Jimmy Olson's signal watch, the Mad Max box set, potential future
franchises for Tommy Wiseau, childhood disappointments, and we hold an
on-air production meeting.
This week, the boys discuss the new Doctor Who, The Altercation Punk
Comedy Tour, Dove shorts, Westerns, Bugsy Malone, and Popeye. Gonzo
reviews Turbo Kid, Steve goes on an OPP rant about cult movie Dark
Backwards, and we pay tribute to the late Wes Craven.
No real topic this episode, but that doesn't mean we had
nothing to say! Steve reviewed Men in Suits, Call Me Lucky, The Man
from UNCLE, and Fear the Walking Dead, while Jason talked about the DC
Style Guide, Fotomats, anatomy and art, and the evolution of Mickey
Mouse. We also found the time to tangent into David Cronenberg,
branding, action figure wrestling, and whether "Mulatto" is a bad word.
In a mostly tangent-free episode, we speak with Tony Parker, artist for
the Dark Horse series This Damned Band. We discuss his career from his
early days doing gaming art to his current projects and the art classes
he is teaching. We also play with his very large dog, Cerberus, and
discuss gaming systems, weddings, the challenges of art storage, and the
ups and downs of the original art market.
We took the hit and saw Fantastic Four, so that you don't have to. We
also reviewed The Damned: Don't You Wish That We Were Dead, and Wet Hot
American Summer: The First Day of Camp. We also managed to find time to
ramble on about Gothic and electronic music, use big words, reveal
Steve's ideas for the Star Wars sequels, and repeatedly disrespect Gonzo.