We talk about The Dungeonmaster (1984), aka Ragewar a movie that shows that we need not accept the Jock/Nerd binary, but accept that both can exist - in the form of onine warrior, X-CaliBR8

Aaron Thorpe returns for the Superman II theatrical and not the Donner cut, more's the pity.

Go Team Venture! The team gets back one last time to round out the multiple, intricate storylines in Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon's Heart

Remember: this is not a good-bye, only a see you later

Welcome, Fair Traveler! We welcome you to the Majesty and Beauty of the House as we Discuss the first three parts of this Profound Book, so full of Charm!

In the grim darkness of the far future there is only one game we will be playing, and that's BOLTGUN. So, tune in, battle brother and get ready to purge chaos in the Emperor's name!

Check out Jeff's WH40K webcomic, Reforged:

https://www.warhammer-community.com/web-comics/

Be sure to have your favorite orange soda on hand before starting the show because this time, we discuss 1990's Joe Versus the Volcano - an modern fairy tale with parts that equal more than its sum.

As the year begins to turn, Podside does too. . . Get ready for another of our read-alongs, beginning with Susanna Clarke's Piranesi and moving on to Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

Join us as we explore!

There's a spectre haunting the club - a phantom, even. That's where we come in: to discuss Brian De Palma's Phantom of the Paradise (1974). Rock and roll, baybee!

Read Chris's Blood Knife essay on Phantom of the Paradise:

https://bloodknife.com/phantom-of-the-paradise/

Pete returns to talk about Matthew Hughes and his novella, The Helper and His Hero (collected in The Compleat Guth Bandar- see link below). Hughes draws on the fun of Vance's Dying Earth, but without the deep misanthropy.

Check out Matthew Hughes on Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4687520

Read The Compleat Guth Bandar:

https://www.amazon.com/Compleat-Guth-Bandar-Matthew-Hughes/dp/1927880262

Beyond 1984, beyond 2001, beyond love, beyond death: Zardoz. What else can we say about a movie bold enough to say, "the gun is good, the penis is evil"?