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We’ve made it to the end of 2018 and boy was it a good one for movies, music, and pop culture all around. We lost some of the greats (RIP Stan) but we also got to experience some great stuff. We go over, in no particular order, Dan and Max’s hits of the year.

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Happy Holidays, folks! This is our next to last episode of the year and it’s the first time we’ve featured 2 guests at the same time. Jarrod and Paul, the other 1/2 of Supraliminal Films join us to discuss Netflix’s “Locke and Key” adaptation, the early leaks of information from Jordan Peele’s new film “Us” which is going to be even more horror than “Get Out” was, and then Jarrod rounds us out talking about how DC’s TV shows are going to be doing the “Crisis on Infinite Earths” storyline in the upcoming seasons.

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We are back again with more nerd news for you, and this week it’s all about TV and movies, because that’s most of what Dan and Max talk about any more. Dan starts us off talking about Netflix’s “Dark Crystal” series and the wild casting announcements that have been made so far. Max goes a bit upset about the Russian Sleep Experiment adaptation film that’s coming this year. Dan continues his stories about awesome casting discussing the news that, among others, Werner Herzog will be acting in The Mandalorian series on Disney+. Max then closes us out giving an update on Guillermo del Toro’s “Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark” adaptation. It finally has a release date, August of 2019!

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It’s lots of comic book movie news this week, Dan brings us the nerd elephant in the room with the Avengers: Endgame trailer, Max tells us about the trailer for James Gunn’s Brightburn, Dan tells us about Black Panther making history as the first comic book film getting the Dramatic Picture nod at the Golden Globe, and Max rounds us out with the names of the episodes from the third season of Stranger Things. Is there something you want us to see or want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

Yet another week where we didn’t plan to, but ended up with similar topics. It’s almost like we’ve been friends for 15 years. This week Dan brings us the announcement of Adult Swim’s Blade Runner anime, Max tells us all about Daredevil getting cancelled, Dan parlays that so smoothly into a discussion about WarnerMedia’s streaming service that Max didn’t even notice we’d switched topics, and then Max rounds us out talking about the graphic novel recently released called “A Million Ways to Die Hard” just time time for Christmas!

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Some contentious stuff here this episode, folks, so be warned. Also, Dan swears a lot.

This week, Dan leads us off with discussion about how Rebellion Developments, the video game company that owns 2000 AD is starting their own TV and film production studio, Max tells us how dumb the guy who wrote Aladdin is, Dan talks about the subtitle of the Birds of Prey film and we get excited about a good movie with Harley Quinn in it, and Max rounds us out with some news from the legal front as the Satanic Temple lawsuit against Netflix’s “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” has been settled.

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Not much to say here, folks. The world lost a great creative last week, and Dan and Max are still reeling. This is an attempt to catalog the life of a man whose achievements cannot be cataloged, but we tried. And Dan only cried a little.

This week we have Dan talking about Disney having announced the first two shows for its streaming service, one for Star Wars and one for Marvel. Max tells us about possibly the greatest stage magic trick ever performed (bit.ly/EricChienFISM when you want to watch it), Dan tells us about Jeremy Irons’ role on HBO’s Watchmen series and then Max rounds us out with the news that Aardman Animations is being passed on from the folks who started it to the employees working their, becoming a wonderful creative-owned collective.

This week Dan and Max have a great variety of things. Dan leads us off with discussion about the trailer for “The Christmas Chronicles” but not because it’s a Christmas movie, because it stars Kurt Russell as Santa Claus and looks hilarious. Then Max tells us all about how JJ Abrams is setting himself up to be the new 80’s Spielberg and tying to work creative deals with just about every major studio. Dan tells us all about Ana Lily Amirpour’s newest film “Blood Moon” a New Orleans set 90’s adventure film that promises to be fully amazing if her previous work is any indication of her skill. Then Max rounds us out letting us know about Eli Roth’s “History of Horror” which is an awesome show about movies hosted by a guy who is one of the biggest ever fans of movies.

We’re not above a bit of sophomoric humor on this podcast. Especially when we get deep in to some potentially complicated topics. Or, really just one complicated topic this week. Dan starts us off with some discussion about the new Rambo film that he didn’t really know was getting made, Max tells us he’s a bit worried about Jordan Peele remaking “Nightmare at 20000 Feet” in his new Twilight Zone. Then Dan tells us about Kathleen Kennedy confirming that the Boba Fett movie is officially dead, and then Max takes us into a heavy topic, talking about how potentially problematic it is that the Simpsons is going to be likely removing Apu from the show.

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