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This week on the podcast, we break down the new trailer of Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, discuss the current and future state of streaming, and end up talking about Bob Iger because Ryley accidentally deleted his Hallmark movie spreadsheet. Podcast!
2:18 — Transformers: Rise of the Beasts19:06 — Bob Iger Returns to Disney33:21 — Theaters & The Streaming Wars49:19 — Pop Culture Recommendations
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This is a podcast about the movie Barbarian. Watch Barbarian before you listen to this movie. Even if you don’t like horror movies, you will enjoy Barbarian. You should be able to watch it on HBO Max — at least until Zaslav finds it.
This week on The Nerd Out, we’re joined by David Ehrlich (Indiewire, Fighting In The War Room) to discuss the biggest video game hit of the year, ELDEN RING.
Just in time for Halloween, Deepak and Ryley discuss HALLOWEEN ENDS the final installment in David Gordon Green’s Halloween trilogy.
This week on the podcast the hosts discuss if robots deserve creator rights, the future of the DC movie universe, try to understand how movie NFTs in the Metaverse will work.
This week on the podcast, we discuss Alan Moore’s weird hatred of the genre that made him famous, Ryley’s worries about buying a Steamdeck, and that Super Mario Trailer. Plus, stay tuned to the end for some spooky pop culture recommendations!
We’re joined by Neil Miller (Film School Rejects, One Perfect Shot, Trial By Content) to discuss Michael Mann’s masterpiece, Heat. The movie is now available in a beautiful 4K SteelBook from Best Buy.
In honor of the new movie Bullet Train, now. in theaters, your hosts get together and debate the best movie trains. Listen in and let us know who had your favorite pick with a vote in the poll below! PLUS NIHF community members can drop us a comment letting us know which train movie we should have picked. Not yet a member of the NIHF community? You can always sign up or send us a note on Twitter or Facebook instead.
Jack, Ryley, and Deepak circle up to discuss Jordan Peele’s newest film, Nope.
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1:20 — Comic Book Creators Rights (Marvel’s Movie Math: Comic Creators Claim It’s “Bait and Switch” On Payments)
18:38 — Preservation of Online Games
28:50 — Are movie theaters an elitist experience? And how can we make Netflix better?
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