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Kind of a downer episode this week, lots of deaths to talk about. Dan starts the mourning off with a discussion about the passing of director Milos Foreman, then Max tries to take it positive with discussion about the new single from the band Ghost which we both have some concerns about, then Dan takes us into retro arcade gaming with the news that Billy Mitchell, subject of the documentary “Fist Full of Quarters” has been stripped of his Donkey Kong records. Max rounds us out with talk about “Mirror”, a new tabletop RPG where you play AS your friends. Then some late breaking news that was revealed while we were recording, the death of noted actor R. Lee Ermey. Is there something you think we should have seen or want to know if we have seen? Let us know on twitter or facebook!

If the title didn’t fill you in, one of the stories in this week’s episode is about Attack on Titan. It’s Max’s first bit of news, the fact that symphonic metal band Epica released an EP that covered several selections from the Attack on Titan soundtrack. Dan opened the show with the news that Empire Records is going to get a musical adaptation for its 25th anniversary in a few years. Fitting story since the episode was recorded on Rex Manning Day. Dan then brought us an update of information about the Amazon Lord of the Rings series that is projected to possibly cost more than 1 billion dollars to produce! Max then rounded us out by telling us about new changes made to Adobe Premiere’s colormatching and color grading systems. If there’s something you think we should have seen or want us to see, make sure you mention it to us on facebook and twitter!

Got some good news and some bad new this week. The bad news starts us off from Dan with a discussion about Locke and Key not getting a series order from Hulu. Max brings the good news about a sequel to the horror comedy “Behind The Mask: The Rise of Lesley Vernon”, then Dan takes us back to not great news with discussion about his concerns with the proposed Netflix acquisition of EuropaCorp, Luc Besson’s film company. Max finalizes us with wonderful news about Rob Liefeld creating the most Rob Liefeld comic character ever, The Pouch, a man who is entirely pouches. If there’s something you think we should see or wonder if we have seen, let us know on twitter or facebook!

And we’re back this week with news from Dan about the flat earth believing, homemade rocket flying nonsense man finally getting launch himself into….1800 ft of sky. Then Max takes us back to the 80’s with a review of the trailer for the new Cobra Kai series that’s coming to YouTube soon. Dan tells us all about how Black Panther is still kicking box office butt and is now the highest grossing MCU film in the US, which Max uses as a springboard for discussion about MoviePass and their change to pricing structure. Is there something you think we should have seen or wonder if we have seen? Let us know on facebook or twitter!

And that’s exactly what we were trying to do with this episode in the wake of the news of Toys ‘R Us closing all of its remaining stores. That’s our first story, then Max brings us up again immediately with discussion of K.B. Toys coming back from oblivion. (We swear we don’t pre-plan this show). Dan then takes us to a dark place with discussion about the new SyFy Leprechaun film and Max rounds out the show with news about Japan’s latest attempt to tackle a wild boar issue, the Super Monster Wolves which are really just bad robot scarecrows that look kinda like wolves. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or something you think we should see? Check us out of Facebook and Twitter and let us know!

And what are we excited about this week? So many things, same as every week! In particular this week Dan brings us news about Jon Favreau coming on as a writer and producer of a live-action Star Wars TV show, Max lauds the end of an era as the Image comic Invincible has come to a glorious end, Dan realizes that the announcement of Super Smash Brothers coming to Nintendo Switch means he finally has a real reason to buy one and Max rounds us out with some of the coolest news we’ve ever discussed on this show, that Denis Villenueve is on board to create at least 2 films in the Dune universe! Can’t wait for any of that. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should have seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

Aren’t we just exactly that. Still quite watchable. Wait, this is a podcast, and that’s not a visual medium. Oh well, we’ll go with it anyway. This week, Dan brings us discussion of the Batman anime film that is getting a release next month, Max talks about the Ghostbusters ARG that he hopes will bring honor to the franchise, Dan gets to tell Max news about something Max introduced him to in discussion of the Over the Garden Wall graphic novel due out later this year, and Max brings us home with some casting announcement leaks from the next season of Stranger Things. Is there something you think we should see or something you want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on facebook and twitter!

This week Dan brings us discussion and musings about Disney’s new streaming service which is set to launch in 2019. Max brings us news from the ToyFair Expo in New York City including some sweet Hasbro movie announcements. Dan follows up yet again with new news about Zack Snyder’s departure from the DCEU, and Max rounds us out with discussion about the live-action Fullmetal Alchemist movie that is out on Netflix as I type this. Is there something you think we should have seen or something you want to know if we’ve seen? Check us out on Facebook and/or Twitter and let us know!

It’s what we all wish for, right? A giant pile of money? At least it’s what I wish for, so I could quit my job and spend all day making podcasts and videos for my fine fans. Sadly, I don’t have a giant pile of money, but I do have a new podcast episode. This week, Dan brings us rumblings about a feature film starring DC Comics’ Lobo; Max brings us the Blu-Ray release of Victor Crowley, the latest film in the Hatchet series; Dan talks to us about Firefly finally getting an expanded novel-based universe; and Max brings us the Blu-Ray release of Victor Crowley, the latest film in the Hatchet series; Dan talks to us about Firefly finally getting an expanded novel-based universe; and Max brings us home with discussion about a potential sequel to Get Out that has both hosts a bit worried about a cash grab scenario. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should see? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!