This week, Steve and Jason diss Rage Against the Machine, they discuss
the recent indie films It Follows and Zombeavers, they go over some of
the recent big-name trailers, and the Eisner awards. Plus, Steve
finally learns what is holding back his comedy career.
Self E Santana, Liger, Mrs. Blogster and the Masked Blogster chat about
Daredevil on Netflix, the latest Fantastic 4 trailer, Blasto the Clown
premiering at the Phoenix Comic Con Film Festival, and much more.
Kevin Moyers and Sam Poe discuss Adam Carolla's new movie about a comedian returning to the road.
Peggy Christie delivers a twenty minute review of the recent horror film, The Babadook. Complete with shuffling noises and a quick rager about computers.
Jason and Steve welcome special guest John Derrick West onto the
podcast, to discuss Chrononauts, Netflix's Daredevil, Rob
Liefeld, the Nicholas Cage of rap, and Steve sings Phil Collins.A special bonus episode! Steve talks with game designer Andy Ashcraft
and comedian Jackie Kashian about comic books, board games, and personal
trauma. Check out Andy's newest game, The Siblings Trouble,
now live on KickStarter!Recorded live from the median strip of Apache Blvd, we are joined by
returning guest Ryan Cody to discuss the upcoming ACME con, his Doc
Unknown kickstarter, and the economics of indie comics. We also cover
the color of strip clubs, the popularity of My Little Pony, why Ryan
hates ICME, and Steve debuts his Irish accent!Harold causes technical difficulties as we attempted to start this
podcast a few times. The show comes to an odd end as Harold cuts off
Jihad Jim's thoughts on Doctor Who. The rest of the show discusses
Handsome J's trip to South Africa, Daredevil on Netflix, listener
tweets, odd tattoos, Blasto the Clown, rumored television spin offs,
Superman V Batman: Dawn of Justice and more. On a slightly late episode of the Cult of Popture, discover why Steve
won't let Jason tell his Frank Gorshin joke, hear Jason take a
stand against Euro pimps, listen to more talk about pro wrestling, and
hear an in-depth analysis of television introductions and theme songs. All this, plus our first collaborative Top 11 list!