Culture Vacuum

Season 3 has a new vibe. We'll be producing a small batch of episodes that are hyper-focused on specific topics in entertainment. Release schedule will also be a bit more erratic, but we hope you'll enjoy them anyways. This episode reviews "Venom" and the brief and messy history of connected Universes in Hollywood.

Samuel reviews Ant-Man and the Wasp, Sorry to Bother You, and gives his thoughts after using AMC’s MoviePass competitor, Stubs A-List

Samuel and Michael discuss Solo: A Star Wars Story and whether it's a good movie or a bad movie, you know, like a review. Also this is our mid-season break so be sure to listen after the review to find out what to expect over the summer from Culture Vacuum.

Samuel gives his thoughts on the new season of Netflix's "Dear White People" and he and Michael review "Deadpool 2", the second Deadpool movie about the hero Deadpool.

Michael and Samuel are testing out a new open format for the show in season 2. They'll still touch on important events in entertainment and culture, but in a way that is more casual and allows them to look back and ramble semi-coherently. It's pretty darn cool if you ask us.

In this episode they touch on early reactions for "Solo: A Star Wars Story" and have a discussion about toxic fandom, among other things as it was a very open conversation.

It's a brand new season of Culture Vacuum, so be sure to tune in to find out what's going to be different moving forward. In this episosde, Michael and Samuel are joined by their friend Patrick to review the new God of War game and fight in a massive bracket tournament to determine once and for all what the best movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in. Be sure to listen and let us know what you think by sending in a call-in with the Anchor app.

Just letting you all know the podcast is now being hosted on anchor. What does this mean? In short, you can call into the show and send in reaction. Be sure to download Anchor on the App Store and follow us there.

Samuel and his old friend Daniel review Avengers Infinity War. (Full Spoilers!)

Samuel sits down with Producer and Director Nick Gregorio of Dank/FIre and Machinima to discuss fandom and the future of media (and lots of other things).

Samuel talks with Killer Mike about the importance of Black Panther and Inclusion and reviews the new Steven Spielberg movie, Ready Player One.