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Into the Forest: Folktales at DEFA (1955-77) The Film That Made Paul Whitehouse Pee His Pants (as a child)
Desperate Living (1977) The darkest, cruellest, and most shocking entry in Waters’ Trash Trilogy
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S14E13 – The Secret History of Gunge

Archaeon 24/05/2017

Underground, overground, rambling free. The ramblers of The Geek Show, common are we. This week the gang have a long and meandering chat about … stuff. From gunge and celebrity albums to terrible comic book villains and Steven Seagal – with lots of other stuff in between. Yeah, we don’t […]

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4-Panel 86 – The Great Stinky Butthead Wars

Archaeon 23/05/2017

So Marvel are under fire again for a nasty hidden message in X-Men Gold #1. In other news, Adam Kubert is getting auctioned and we take a look at the trailer for Batman & Harley Quinn. Our featured comics and manga are Trigun: Multiple Bullets, X-Men Prime #1, Spider-Woman #17, […]

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Keyframe 76 – Strategically Placed Cherry Bakewells

Archaeon 23/05/2017

The Academy has decided to change the voting rules for best animated feature, but what does that mean for anime? Also, Harlock may be getting a live-action movie (it was a slow news week). Our featured anime are Chobits and Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun. Tune in to The Geek Show Podcast […]

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Cinema Eclectica 111 – Getting Sent to ELO Rehab

Archaeon 21/05/2017

This week starts with a bit of déjà vu as we discover everyone’s favourite sequels in Question of the Week. After that we dive straight in and say hello to some sailors in “Letter to Brezhnev”, then Aidan reviews the Dickens out of Walter Hill’s “Hard Times” (apparently that’s a […]

  • Impossible Mission
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PX14 – Nier Tides of the Berserk Effect

Archaeon 18/05/2017

With all of the games we have you’d think that all we do is play them, but we don’t. We just forget to do other stuff sometimes. We have a heap of gaming goodies so brace yourself because this edition of Press X includes This is the Police, Torment: Tides […]

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4-Panel 85 – Plumber Jack and his Massive Wrench

Archaeon 16/05/2017

In the wake of Ghost in the Shell, Jordan Peele is being scouted for Akira. Meanwhile, Joss Whedon is planning a Batgirl movie and Aaron Sorkin wants to get in on the superhero action. Our featured comics are Justice League of America (2017) #1 and 2, The Visitor: How and […]

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S14E12 – The Shortness of Short Shorts

Archaeon 16/05/2017

We return to the treasure trove of science and technology news, and as always there are some great goodies. This week we discover Uber’s flying cars, NASA’s space chainmail, scientific proof that humans are the best at throwing, the slight madness of James Cracknell, strange things on Tinder, fruit juice […]

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Cinema Eclectica 110 – Herbie’s Bananarama

Archaeon 14/05/2017

This week we’re a duo for only the second time ever, but one of us struggles to keep his composure in the latest and sleaziest Question Of The Week. Moving on as seamlessly as possible we look at a trio of movies including the dreamlike horror classic “Phantasm”, the holier-than-thou […]

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Keyframe 75 – Postman Smurf and Gargamel’s Cat

Archaeon 14/05/2017

This week we’ve got Invader Zim, Amazon Smurfs, Re:Zero – Starting Life in Another World – lap napping VR apps, strange plush pouches and Anthropomorphic temples. Our featured anime are Rock Lee & his Ninja Pals, Realm of the Damned: Tenebris Deos and Tiger & Bunny: The Rising. Tune in […]

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S14E11 – Calvin & Hobbes Save Japan

Archaeon 14/05/2017

We take a break from the weird world of science and technology news for a good old bout of Defend Your Choice. This time the two Rob’s and Andrew hit the comics and manga to find superheroes that they’d love to see on the big screen. Some of the choices […]

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