Geek Nerdery

It’s a very special episode of Challenged with Hill’s first time hosting and a special appearance by a 5-year-old fighting bedtime. We may be distracted, but I think we do a stellar job of covering the Champs and Stars divisions and the game-within-a-game of this season. Who can trust these crazy Champs with all their shenanigans?

Since these comic book movies are all the rage we figured we would talk about some comic book related films.  First up is the 1978 TV movie Dr. Strange.  Lots of mustaches in this one.  After that it’s time for Full Moon’s Doctor Mordrid starring Jeffrey Combs.  Let’s face it it’s really just a Doctor Strange rip off.  But it does have a skeleton fight.  After all that we talk about Fargo, Lost In Space, Spider-Man 2, Puppet Master, Sub Species, Black Lightning, Death Race 2050, Ash vs. Evil Dead, Ruby, and the Roger Corman Fantastic Four.

I’m joined by my cohosts from The Midnight Drive-In Doug and Noah to break down the culmination of 10 years of work from Marvel Studios Avengers Infinity War!  Did it live up to the hype?  Find out.  Also this review is very spoilery so we advise not listening without seeing the movie first.

It’s time for some life sized Shuffle Board!  We get to see the fall out of Kaihla cursing, Hennisey predictably goes a little crazy, and the Stars seem to be forming a plan to take over the game.  Lots of fun stuff this episode.

It’s that season.  It’s time for some Dystopian Sports!  We’ll b talking about two movies from 1975 that feature what could be televised sports in the future.  First up is James Caan in Rollerball.  Then after that it’s time to rev your engines for the Corman classic Death Race 2000!  We also talk about Jason X, Spider-Man, Leatherface, King of Kong, the new Netflix series Lost in Space, and Sorcerer.

This week we take a long overdue look at the Game Boy as well as Kirby’s Dream Land. Kirby has come a long way over the years. Join us as we talk about where it all started.

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We’re loosey-goosey in our coverage of Champs vs Stars. I mean, do we even talk about this episode? I’ve had too many beers to know I guess, but it’s nice to see some of the Champs return. We like the division of the Champs even more, and the teams within teams that we see. Stay tuned to our Facebook group since our schedule of coverage will change as we go.

We are looking at the two kings of 80’s action with Commando starring Schwarzenegger and then Cobra starring Stallone.  Which one has held up the best?  After that we talk about what else we’ve seen and end up talking some wrestling and specifically talking about attending wrestling shows back in the day.

After a month of Critters and Leprechaun movies we decided maybe it was time for some nature fights back films.  First up is Sam Elliott as a photographer/nature specialist fighting mind controlling Frogs!  Then make sure you check your salad as we’ll be talking some mutant radioactive Slugs!  Also Bryan tells you about a tattoo dream he had that now has to become a reality, some films discussed are Ready Player One, The Night Visitor, and Game Over Man!

This week we celebrate 1 whole year of podcasting with a classic game for the Sega Genesis. Considered by many to be a must own title, Gunstar Heroes is run and gun chaos at its best.

Don’t forget to keep up with the show and relive all the nostalgia by following us on Twitter (@duckgraveyard) and Facebook. Send us your memories or show suggestions at [email protected]. And be sure to check out all of the great content from this show and other nerdy favorites at geeknerdery.com.