Prepared to be amazed by "Swamp Thing" in all of it's creature feature glory. It's Beauty and the Beast meets cheap rubber suit. What else do you need? Another creature in a cheap rubber suit. Sold! Recorded live at Alleycat Comics with Producer James and Nick Idell.

Sex, drugs, violence, and Rock & Roll. Heavy Metal (based on the illustrated fantasy magazine) has it all and sometimes a bit too much of it. Producer James, Ruben, and Nick from Alleycat Comics sit down and discuss this fun anthology film.
 

The horror continues as Ruben and Producer James watch yet another Marvel anime based on a horror property. Except this time there's not too much that makes it feel like a Marvel story. So join Dr. Frankenstein.... I mean Dr. Franken..... and Igor.... actually Zukel.... on this strange blend of genres all in one TV anime movie.

The adventure continues with a live record from Retcon. Special guests Nick Idell from Alleycat Comics and Stasia DeMaio from Pop Culture Role Call join our mild mannered hosts to watch the first big blockbuster sequel in our list. Plenty to discuss in this "Man of Steel" sized episode.

Keeping on that anime train we watched "Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned", but instead of based on a manga this one is based on "The Tomb of Dracula" from Marvel Comics. Be prepared for too many subplots that lead nowhere, too many characters that are unnecessary, and no real semblance of a likeable character in the whole bunch. On the plus side, it's not too long.

We are finishing up the 70's with another movie based on a manga and it's a double whammy for Producer James as this is his first foray into the world of Miyazaki as well. Buckle up for some exciting heist action in "The Castle of Cagliostro" based on the manga Lupin III.

Reb Brown returns as the Star-Spangled Avenger in this TV-movie that shows even more so why this TV series never made it off the ground. Get ready for some motorcycle tricks, awkward music stings, and painting random cats.

Captain America returns for this 1979 TV movie that is the closest we have seen to the real Cap. We talk extensive driving scenes, minimal fighting and holding onto a sheild for no good reason. With questionable costume choices and villains without much drive this movie is sure something to behold.

Look... up in the sky.... an actual good movie. Ruben and Producer James discuss the merits of this iconic film and how it completely changes the scene for blockbuster movies being based on comics.

Meanwhile... is back with new, exciting changes. Joined now by co-host Ruben Rosario we start with the 1978 TV movie Doctor Strange. Full of bizarre music, special effects, and hospital drama this may not have been the most exciting movie to come back with.