On this highly mobile episode we take a look at Jacques Tourneur’s “Cat People”, Paul Newman and Orson Welles in “The Long Hot Summer”, Stanley Kramer’s “The Secret of Santa Vittoria” and cult British Horror “Psychomania”. After that we hand over to our past selves for our Feature Presentation – […]
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Keyframe 58 – A Gundam By Any Other Name
This week we fight our way through all of the trailers and teasers to find that single, shining piece of good news – Junko’s comedy manga “Kiss Him, Not Me” is getting an anime adaptation! Our featured anime are Love Live! School Idol Project Season 1 and Aldnoah Zero. Tune […]
4-Panel 58 – Doctor Doom’s Department Store Nightmare
This week we’ve got a vigilante called Vigilante, casualties of Civil War II and marketing 101 by DC. Our featured comics are Venom: Spaceknight #1-8, Patsy Walker a.k.a. Hellcat #7, Marvel’s Exiles and Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises #1-2. Tune in to The Geek Show Podcast Network for all the […]
4-Panel 58 – Doctor Doom's Department Store Nightmare
This week we’ve got a vigilante called Vigilante, casualties of Civil War II and marketing 101 by DC. Our featured comics are Venom: Spaceknight #1-8, Patsy Walker a.k.a. Hellcat #7, Marvel’s Exiles and Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises #1-2. Tune in to The Geek Show Podcast Network for all the […]
Cinema Eclectica 84 – The Cinema Politika Threshold
We’re doing it backwards this week (pardon the phrasing). Off The Shelf goes to the cinema as we look at 4 new releases: “Kubo and the Two Strings”, “Hell or High Water”, “Anthropoid” and “Don’t Breathe”. Our Feature Presentation is the latest outing for the Director’s Lottery with Jean Cocteau’s […]
S13E06 – You Cant Hurt Me! I Have a Forcefield!
Things get a little complicated this week as we look both backwards and forwards at the same time (or in other words – prequels). Sometimes these can be a source of great frustration and, quite shockingly, sometimes they can actually be good. We also ask some (totally important) questions about […]
Literary Loitering 48 – Redneck Avengers
There’s never a dull moment when you have judo books for kids by Vladimir Putin, 9-year-old journalists scooping major networks and a set of rejected Disney dwarves. Our featured books are Escapology by Ren Warom, New Pompeii by Daniel Godfrey and The Definitive Visual Guide to Musicals. Tune in to […]
Keyframe 57 – Where Does The Lightning Fit In?
It’s a trailerfest this week so we take a look at the ones for Sweetness and Lightning, 91 Days, RS Project: Rebirth Storage and Voltron: Legendary Defender. Our featured anime is Assassination Classroom Season 1 part 1. Tune in to The Geek Show Podcast Network for all the latest news, […]
Cinema Eclectica 83 – Studying for my B.A. in Lettuce
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 […]
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 […]