This is finally it! The second half of the Retrotronika double feature, only a little tiny bit late. Bask in the glory of the Bogus Journey, a good reminder with the recent news of a possible third installment in the Epic Saga of the Wyld Stallions! As always, available on iTunes Podcasts and the Google Play store.

Strange happenings are afoot at Retrotronika Radio. We dived into the most righteous classic Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure and we came out with a better understanding of the past. Turns out, it was way cooler! Available on iTunes Podcasts and the Google Play Store

We saw Rampage! Dwayne “TR” Johnson, George, Lizzie, Ralph! Jeffery Dean “Mad” Morgan!!! Listen up.

Emilio Estevez? Lou Diamond Phillips? Kieffer Sutherland?? All in one place?? This week we watch the New Mexico classic western Young Guns, the movie that made Billy the Kid a household name again. We laugh, we love, and dammit, we live the Lincoln County War with our favorite brat-packers.

Coleco –  more than just a video game console. Today your Retrotronika Rangers discuss Coleco and the ColecoVision, as well as touch on the Video Game Crash of ’83. Video game madness sets in, and we’re forced to take matters into our own hands. It’s a whole thing.

Turning into a monster and destroying a city block never gobbled up so many quarters as this game did. We talk about the game and all of it’s sequels and just in time for the movie too!

Retrotronika Radio, in which we talk about your favorite Melmacian. Also, a bunch of other stuff, as usual.

Hey it’s your boys, Retrotronika! This week we watched Gerry Anderson’s Space Precinct and found law and order on the Planet Altor. Come for the science fiction police procedural, stay for the just, so awful British accents.

Retrotronika Radio??? This week we check out the board game Knockout from 1991, as well as wax poetic about boardgames in general from the 80’s-90’s, Max Von Sydow, and of course your prerequisite Dune/Alf reference. Knockout Commercial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmTKSdXklxA

This week we watched Elvira: Mistress of the Dark and generally gushed over the Mistress herself, in a completely respectful manner, of course. All Elvira, all the time, and really would you want it any other way?