Welcome to the 20th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

Beyond  fun stories of super-powered teens saving the world, we have our eyes  on smaller gems too. From deadpan horror-comedies, man-eating  alligators, and photo-realistic lions; to swampy bayou horror,  ultraviolent superhero deconstruction, and various killer dolls - we  review the best and worst of this past month's genre offerings. In  addition, we pick our highlights from San Diego Comic-Con 2019, select  the best from anime's stacked summer season, mourn the horrific arson  attack on KyoAni, and discuss the surprise finale of The Walking Dead  comics.

Welcome to the 19th episode of  Genre Equality - a monthly podcast dedicated to discussing all things on  the geekier side of pop culture. From horror and fantasy to superheroes  and sci-fi - we got you covered.

Although this summer blockbuster  season has been a bust, it did give us one truly great addition to a  beloved animation franchise, and a royal kaiju rumble. Over in TV land,  we review a delightfully twee fantasy-comedy, the return of a  techno-phobic anthology, a kawaii-metalcore anime, a dense German  time-travel series, and the last hurrah for MCU's Netflix universe. In addition we also discuss Ted Chiang's brilliant sci-fi short story  collection entitled Exhalation, and the closure of DC's Vertigo imprint.

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Welcome to the 18th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

This  month, we most of our energy unpacking the divisive final season to  HBO's pop-culture phenomenon. But beyond Ice and Fire, we also discuss two audaciously bizarre superhero shows from DC, a vampire mockumentary,  Superman as an Elsewords horror story, Broad City as anthropomorphized birds, a neo-noir Pokemon gumshoe, China's interstellar disaster epic, a  rebooted sci-fi anthology narrated by Jordan Peele, and much more. In  addition, Isa picks out some great anime to watch, while Hidzir recommends an immersive podcast starring Wolverine.

Welcome to the 17th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

The epic culmination to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Infinity Saga"  takes up most of the oxygen in this month's episode (as it should). But  we didn't forget about smaller scale offerings on TV and film -  including magical YA fare, creepy supernatural kids, indie sci-fi, and  vibrant animation, alongside other big franchise properties like Star  Trek: Discovery, Hellboy, Shazam!, Ultraman, Dumbo and more. In addition  we, also review Detective Comics #1000, which paid tribute to Batman on  his 80th anniversary.

Welcome to the 16th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

This month, we're incredibly excited to recommend some dazzling animation,  socially potent horror, grounded Swedish fantasy, and an artful  space-western! But we go also go in-depth into Marvel's feminist  blockbuster, TV shows about divinity, a campy 80s' revival, a kiddie  Arthurian adventure, and more! In addition, Hidzir discusses Marlon  James

Welcome to the 15th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

This  month, we review existential time loop comedies, action-packed  comic-book (or manga) adaptations, heartwarming animated sequels, and a  profound sci-fi espionage series, among other topics onscreen and on the  page. In addition, we interview the director and cast (Mikhail Red, Bea  Alonzo, Charo Santos-Concio and Jake Cuenca) of acclaimed Filipino  horror film Eerie!

Welcome to the 14th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered. 

From  afterlife comedy, choose you own adventures, outstanding animation, and  gritty comic-book adaptations on the small screen; to Shyamalan's  superhero treatise, dance-horror witchcraft, epic Saiyan battles, and  meta zombie filmmakers on the big screen - our slate of TV and movie  reviews is jam-packed this month. 

In addition, we also sit down  with acclaimed Korean-American actor Daniel Dae Kim discuss his role in  the upcoming Hellboy reboot, his memories playing Jin on Lost, his  recent ventures as a producer and director, the importance of Asian  representation in genre filmmaking, and his appreciation of Gene  Roddenberry! 

Welcome to the 13th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast  dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture.  From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

We  celebrate our ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY with a HUGE episode ranging from  DC's onscreen multiverse to the Spider-Verse! Additionally, we review  anti-capitalist satire, blinding horror, retro Transformers, futuristic  steampunk, inventive anthologies, wild Indian sci-fi, varying space  adventures, new takes on beloved classics, and a zombie musical!

Welcome to the 12th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture. From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

Zombie movies takeover as the undead horde invade ancient Korea, Nazi-occupied Normandy, modern Paris and a Singaporean NS camp! Additionally we discuss franchise sequels, horror anthologies, feminist witches, princesses of power, and Stan Lee's legacy, alongside our guest hosts Christopher Fok (Dark Matter Theatrics) and Izyanti Asa'ari (Fellow).

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Welcome to the 11th episode of Genre Equality - a monthly podcast dedicated to discussing all things on the geekier side of pop culture. From horror and fantasy to superheroes and sci-fi - we got you covered.

Tragic ghosts, heroic devils, hormone monsters, sympathetic vampires, primal spirits, possessed losers, psycho killers and more dominate our post-Halloween reviews. Elsewhere, we also discuss all manner of earnest superheroes, subversive animation, and alternate reality fascists in this jam-packed edition. Beyond TV and films, we also pick out Singaporean fantasy literature and a new Vertigo comic-book for you to read.

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