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Silver Age/Silver Screen episodes
- The Lamest Comic Book Characters
Casey and Riley discuss the absolute lamest comic book characters ever created. Characters like Ten-Eyed Man, Matter-Eater Lad, and a few that are somehow even worse.
1 hr 4 min - Superman: The Movie REVIEW
Riley and Casey review the granddaddy of superhero films, the acclaimed Richard Donner film starring Marlon Brando, Gene Hackman, and of course, Christopher Reeve as Superman.
46 min - Making a DC Villian Movie
Casey and Riley continue their villian movie pitches, this time focussing on DC.
41 min - Sonic the Hedgehog REVIEW
Casey and Riley review the recent film adaptation of Sonic the Hedgehog. You know, the one that had that really bad first trailer.
50 min - Making a Marvel Villian Movie
Casey and Riley discuss how they would make a movie centered on Marvel villains.
44 min - Captain America (1990) REVIEW
Casey and Riley discuss Captain America. No, not Captain America: The First Avenger. Captain America, the low budget movie from the nineties. The one with the fake ears and the plastic shield.
53 min - Looking back on the MCU's Hulk
Casey and Riley discuss how the Marvel Cinematic Universe portrayed the Hulk.
58 min - Batman (1989) REVIEW
Casey and Riley review the Tim Burton directed Batman movie starring Micheal Keaton and Jack Nicholson. Wham! Pow! Violent murder!
55 min - How should Marvel Studios introduce Fox characters into the MCU?
Casey and Riley discuss their thoughts on how Marvel Studios should incorporate The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, and Deadpool into the Marvel Cinematic Universe
1 hr 9 min - Death Note (2017) REVIEW
In the pilot episode, Casey and Riley watch and review the 2017 Netflix produced film adaptation of the manga Death Note.
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About Silver Age/Silver Screen
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Science-fiction author Casey Jarmes and horror director Riley Thorpe watch, discuss, and review science-fiction, fantasy, cult, superhero, and other stereotypically geeky movies.