Sword & Podcast

Jeff Lester of the Wait, What? podcast is on the show to talk about Steven Spielberg's 1975 classic, Jaws. A groundbreaking horror film, the first summer action blockbuster, or a jaunty adventure of three men at sea? It's all that and more.

JoJo Seames is here to talk about Casablanca! We come at it from every angle, from the refugee cast to the queer subtext to the use of light and shadow. Plus, why Conrad Veidt is the best.

Stella Cheeks, co-host of Not Your Demographic, is on the show to talk about all three Blade movies. We talk about whether or not this vampire hunter manages to be as cool as the vampires, but we know he's at least cooler than Donal Logue, Triple H, and those ugly guys with the Alien tongues.

Elle is joined by comics artist Traci Shepard, who's here to talk about her favorite comic book character Man-Thing! We have a whole conversation about Marvel's shambling monstrosity from the '70s. Why the comics are good, why the movie was terrible, and what all these wizards are doing here.

It's time once again for Crystal Clods, a bonus podcast on the Into It Network, in which Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel recap the most recent episodes of Steven Universe, just like they used to do in prose form in the Together Breakfast column at the sadly defunct ComicsAlliance. We're back for our second episode to discuss (and spoil) the hour long, four-part Wanted event.

Welcome to Crystal Clods, a bonus podcast on the Into It Network, in which Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel recap the most recent episodes of Steven Universe, just like they used to do in prose form in the Together Breakfast column at the sadly defunct ComicsAlliance. We've got a long episode to kick things off, since there were five Steven Universe episodes this week. Don't worry, we discuss (and spoil) all of them.

INTO IT returns, bringing along returning guest Matt D. Wilson to talk about film noir, parodies of noir, detective fiction, and all of that stuff with the moody shadows, the femme fatales, and the guns.

Whitney Holmes is back for a Thanksgiving episode that was also therapeutic after recent national events, in which we talk about Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

It's Halloween, and Jojo Seames and Andrew Ihla are back to talk about Dracula, the 1931 Tod Browning film starring Bela Lugosi. There's also some love for Spanish Dracula and Dracula's Daughter along the way.

Amanda Phillips Chapman is back to record an episode we attempted and failed at last October, about that witchy '90s classic, The Craft.