Another Pass Podcast

It's a strange choice to do Another Pass on a documentary, but Case and Rob Starobin are going to take a shot at “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension”!

Case has John Bradley Lestrange on to talk about the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film and how right they got it! It's a shell of a good time!

Case has ‘“Fun” and Games’ own Matt and Geoff on to talk about the fumble of a first step at adapting the popular Final Fantasy franchise to the silver screen! Can they free themselves from the uncanny valley that this movie became trapped in?

Before the successful 90s cartoon, there was an attempt in the late 80s to bring the X-Men to the big screen. Despite solid production values, the series didn’t get past the pilot, but has lived on as a curiosity for nerds. Nerds, like Case and his guest, Matthew Ryan Limerick! Can they get to the bottom of why it didn’t go to series? Tune in, True Believers, to find out!

For a film as mixed a bag as J.J. Abrams’ second outing with the Star Trek Franchise, Case needed help. Enter Bret Eagleston of “Let’s Rewatch” fame! Can they identify some ways to improve Star Trek Into Darkness? Spoiler: They do! It’s a doozy!

Geek Elite Media’s Mitch Punpayuk is back, bringing the infamously weird 90’s adaptation to the classic video game, Double Dragon! It’s weird! It’s fun! It’s baffling! But can it be saved? Find out!

The Marvel Cinematic Universe seems like a foregone conclusion now, but the launch of this series of films could have been derailed several times but instead was pulled off perfectly as: Iron Man. Case has Geoff Moonen back on to revel in how successful a movie it was.

As we exit a winter that wasn't, Case has audio/visual professional, David Stewart (GeeklyInc), on to talk about Hollywood's most infamous global warming movie, Waterworld! Can they plot the course to dry land or is this ship doomed to sink?

Does anyone really know what anyone wants? Case has Michael and Andrea Richter on to discuss the charming but dated comedy vehicle for Mel Gibson, “What Women Want?” Can they get to the bottom of this? The only way to find out is to tune in (unless you’re a mind reader).

Case has pop culture historian, Alan Kistler, back on to talk about the first attempt at relaunching Doctor Who and introducing it to an American audience. You know, the one that didn't work out: The 1996 TV-Movie. Do they have ideas? You betcha! Did Alan kind of already put something together? Also, yes! Check it out!