The Geek Down

Netflix brings the Death Note to life. For the better, or for the worse...? Also we get intense with the VR game 'Blasters of the Universe'. DC's prominent black female heroine Vixen came in with a whimper, sadly. Is she going out with one? And after a loooooooooong stint of being that thirsty thot after James Bond, Ms. Moneypenny steps into the spotlight in the new one-shot from Dynamite comics!

Which of NY's four fatal fighters is the fatalest fist-fighter to ever fight to furious fatality in Marvel's Defenders. Not to be outdone, Netflix represents with the new TICK series, this time with superheroes and jokes! Then Bruce Lee comes in to repeatedly punch people in the face with Birth of the Dragon. And finally Logan Lucky comes in to blow things up, tear things down, and then deliver shitty catchphrases in shittyer accents. Grab yourself a body-bag and strap in because this show is ACTION PACKED!!!!

Can Deadpool keep Nick Fury alive? We’ll see in this recipe for wackiness, ‘Hitman’s Bodyguard.’ And in ‘Immortal Planet’ on Steam, don’t F%^! with an Awakewalker before he’s had his coffee. Meanwhile, Batman’s patience is pushed to the limit while Nightwing becomes a man and Harley continues to be a menace in the new DC animation ‘Batman & Harley Quinn.’ To top it all off, we recap every hard hit, title flip, and corny-as-hell quip in WWE’s Summer Slam!

We get back into the weird with Disney's Gravity Falls Shorts comic series. The Dark Tower brings box-office powerhouses Matthew Mcconaughey and Idris Elba into a classic work from the legendary Stephen King... what could POSSIBLY go wrong? We stare down the barrel of hardcore neon RPG-like slasher game Phantom Trigger for the Nintendo Switch. And special Guest Beren Jones joins us to give the proper props on Boston Comic Con 2017

We get back into the weird with Disney's Gravity Falls Shorts comic series. The Dark Tower brings box-office powerhouses Matthew Mcconaughey and Idris Elba into a classic work from the legendary Stephen King... what could POSSIBLY go wrong? We stare down the barrel of hardcore neon RPG-like slasher game Phantom Trigger for the Nintendo Switch. And special Guest Beren Jones joins us to give the proper props on Boston Comic Con 2017

The Legend of Korra continues... in comic form! And this time no censors messing with the good stuff. In other news, Dream Daddy: a Dad Dating Simulator lets you play with Paters. And nothing wholesome intended, you can F%^&# them!! In house we're joined by The Teseracte Players of Boston to talk about Rocky Horror at Boston Comic Con 2017, and just to beef it up we'll have a review of the Michael Jai White film SWAT: Under Siege. Bonus, if you pay close attention it may get a little slimy ;-)

Valerian takes us across time and dimensions with pasty twinks. The roguelike souls-like Metroidvania hybrid game Dead Cells shows us that dying repeatedly builds character. And speaking of dying, Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara can learn a thing or two about obsessively NOT letting go in, "A Ghost Story." And sometimes big things have small beginnings, as "Star Wars: Forces of Destiny" shows with more crossovers than even this forced mixed-metaphor would imply.

The return of The Shaolin Cowboy – this time with pistol-packing pork! DLC for Zelda: Breath of the Wild promises more time away from the sun. A young girl fights THE MAN for her animal friend in Okja. Allied troops are SOL, stranded in a bad neighborhood 70+ years before Lyft in Dunkirk. And we talk Comic Con trailers – what stroked our desires and what just jerked us around.

The legendary George Romero has passed on… for now. We sink our teeth into the new Castlevania (sorry, I just HAD to say it) on Netflix. Midboss on steam shows us evil can also be cute AF. The Beguiled adds a worst-case-scenario to a classic fan-fiction premise. Also comedian Wes Hazard drops by to nerd out about comics, Star Trek, and what’s the latest from CBS

We tackle Dead by Daylight on Steam from the spooky to the spoopy. Macabre’s musings on Connecticon chicanery – the 2017 edition. Dissecting the hybrid bastard-child of The Crow, Spawn, and George Lass in JT Molloy’s “The Sapphire Spectre.” And we go in on what may be the best Sony showing EVER (via MARVEL) with Spider-Man Homecoming. It’s a whopping whirlwind of WIN, true-believers! Excelsi– Okay, I can’t finish that without being sued. Tune in…