We’re back to service as normal – except for one small omissions (oops). On this week’s show we look at the first part of Hiroshi Inagaki’s classic trilogy “Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto”, Alex Cox’s “Sid & Nancy”, a Werner Rainer Fassbinder double bill of “Fox & His Friends” and “Chinese […]
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Literary Loitering 47 – Anglo-Saxon Trolling
UNESCO have finally listed the Exeter Book as a principal cultural artefact. In other news, researchers prove that Batman is the most ill-equipped superhero, and William S. Burroughs reading The Naked Lunch will be released as an experimental punk album. Our featured book is the short story anthology Mash Up […]
4-Panel 57 – Big Green Johnny Bravo
With the announcement that Michael B. Jordan will star in the Black Panther movie and a casting call for Wolverine 3, we also discover that Marvel are developing animated TV shows for Ant-Man and Rocket Racoon & Groot. Our featured comics are Dead Vengeance, Devil’s Line, To The Abandoned Sacred […]
Cinema Eclectica 82 – Things are going in a Grave Robbing Direction
Apologies for the delay! We’ve had technical difficulties and gremlins to contend with. On this extended edition we see the return of the B-sides with “Tickled”, “The Little Prince”, “Star Trek Beyond”, “Evolution”, “Childhood of a Leader” and “Everyone Wants Some” – titles that could have been our feature presentation […]
S13E05 – Japanese Robocop is a Douche
Don’t worry because the Judderman won’t get you, but Japanese Robocop might. This week we look at the murky world of advertising – from product placement and celebrity endorsement to the more entertaining side that can sometimes be better than real TV shows. Tune in to The Geek Show Podcast […]
Keyframe 56 – Talk To The Hand
It’s time for another dive into the world of animation with trailers for Bill Plimpton’s Revengeance and Violet Evergarden. We also discuss a new Megaman anime series and a reboot of Cardcaptor Sakura. Our featured anime (and live-action movie), are Love Live! School Idol Project 2nd Season and Parasyte: The […]
PX08 – Gamescom 2016 Special
Gather around the campfire because it’s time for another episode of our sporadic video games show, and remember to have a pen and paper ready as we through the mass of titles announced at Gamescom 2016. For an easy way to see the trailers for the titles covered in this […]
Cinema Eclectica 81 – It's a Bus of Love, All Right?
Sam Wood won the Director’s Lottery so we decided to join the Marx Brothers for “A Night at the Opera”. Off The Shelf features the surreal Scandinavian black comedy “Men & Chicken”, lilting Japanese drama “Sweet Bean”, Fritz Lang’s wartime noir “Hangmen Also Die”, and the newest addition to the […]
Cinema Eclectica 81 – It’s a Bus of Love, All Right?
Sam Wood won the Director’s Lottery so we decided to join the Marx Brothers for “A Night at the Opera”. Off The Shelf features the surreal Scandinavian black comedy “Men & Chicken”, lilting Japanese drama “Sweet Bean”, Fritz Lang’s wartime noir “Hangmen Also Die”, and the newest addition to the […]
Literary Loitering 46 – Romans Be Crazy
This week researchers continue to try to prove things that are common sense, Tom Holland finds parallels between Donald Trump and Caligula, Dan Brown upsets teenagers and young adults, and book vending machines are a great idea. Our featured books are Creation Machine by Andrew Bannister and Dead Letters: An […]