The Lorehounds and Lore Masters voted, and this year's Spooktober special is: Zach Cregger's 2025 horror hit Weapons. Elysia walks John and David through this darkly humorous, layered tale of missing children, addiction, grief, intergenerational trauma, and the ultimate Naruto run of death.

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From coolest kills to live-action wish lists to which comics to start with if you want more, Jean and Elysia take you on a tour of the zombie queendom of Marvel Zombies' Earth-89521.

What If...? S1 recap

Werewolf by Night

Agatha All Along coverage

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Properly Howard / Cocoons of Horror)

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David reconvenes with Jean and Anthony for a thoughtful examination of Paul Thomas Anderson's film, focusing on questions of character motivation and revolutionary authenticity. Jean offers measured critique while acknowledging the film's stunning visuals and exceptional performances, arguing that the comedic middle section represents the movie's strongest material. The conversation explores whether Bob and Perfidia are true believers in their cause or simply thrill-seekers along for the ride, with Jean questioning how someone from "a long line of revolutionaries" would behave so recklessly.

The trio discusses PTA's evolution in depicting women and people of color, the film's relationship to real-world police state experiences, and whether certain stories belong to certain storytellers. Through reflections on desensitization to police violence, the absurdism of white supremacist organizations, and comparisons to other films examining racial justice, this conversation demonstrates how One Battle After Another has sparked genuine debate about representation, authenticity, and the responsibilities of filmmakers tackling revolutionary narratives.

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David welcomes back Ron and JD from the Dungeons 'n' Durags podcast for a lively, free-flowing conversation about Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film. With good-natured debate and playful energy, the trio examines the film's portrayal of Black women revolutionaries, the controversial dynamics between Perfidy and her handler, and whether PTA successfully navigated telling this story.

The conversation gets spirited as they passionately disagree about character motivations—is there genuine affection or pure manipulation at play?—and explore connections to real-world revolutionaries like Assata Shakur. Through all the back-and-forth (and a few technical mishaps), the hosts demonstrate why this film has sparked so much cultural conversation while ultimately celebrating it as significant cinema. It's an entertaining discussion that showcases how great art generates passionate responses, even among friends who can't quite agree on what they just watched.

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David and Anthony dive deep into Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film, exploring its surprising comedic elements, technical achievements, and rich thematic complexity. This opening conversation examines the father-daughter relationship at the film's core, PTA's bold production choices including VistaVision filmmaking, and the movie's unexpected hopefulness despite its action-thriller framework. With full spoilers throughout, this first installment sets the stage for ongoing discussions about a film that demands multiple viewings and reveals new layers with each watch.

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Comics 'Vs – Radioactive Ramblings crossover:

Aaron, Jean, and Elysia are back for one more round of Peacemaker analysis – breaking down the season (series?) finale plot arc by plot arc, making comic-book comparisons, and looking ahead to what they know and what they suspect will be coming next for these characters and the rest of the DCU.

The DCU so far:

Creature Commandos S1

Superman (2025)

Peacemaker S02E01

Peacemaker S02E02

Peacemaker S02E03

Peacemaker S02E04

Peacemaker S02E05

Peacemaker S02E06

Peacemaker S02E07

Peacemaker S02E08 – pt. 1

The DCEU:

Peacemaker S1 recap

The DCEU funeral

Radioactive Ramblings (Fallout, Gen V, Ghibli, etc.)

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David and Mark from Nevermind the Music explore the musical choices behind Alien: Earth's eight end credit songs. Mark breaks down the technical elements—keys, tempos, instrumentation, and characteristic chords—that connect tracks ranging from Black Sabbath's "The Mob Rules" to Pearl Jam's "Animal."

The conversation examines how music supervisor Maggie Phillips selected these primarily 90s hard rock and metal songs, why they work (or don't) as episode closers, and what thematic connections exist between the lyrics and storylines. A deep dive into the intersection of Noah Hawley's creative vision and the visceral power of arena rock.

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Comics 'Vs – Radioactive Ramblings crossover:

The Peacemaker season 2 finale is dividing the internet! ...And the Lorehounds? One of us liked it, one of us really didn't, and the other is somewhere in between. Jean, Elysia, and Aaron make our cases for why we feel the way we feel in this extended hot take of a special episode reacting to "Full Nelson."

Tune in again next week for a full episode breakdown.

The DCU so far:

Creature Commandos S1

Superman (2025)

Peacemaker S02E01

Peacemaker S02E02

Peacemaker S02E03

Peacemaker S02E04

Peacemaker S02E05

Peacemaker S02E06

Peacemaker S02E07

The DCEU:

Peacemaker S1 recap

The DCEU funeral

Radioactive Ramblings (Fallout, Gen V, Ghibli, etc.)

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John and Marilyn take a broader look at this season of Foundation and respond to listener feedback and theories.

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Comics 'Vs – Radioactive Ramblings crossover:

Aaron, Jean, and Elysia strap in for the rollercoaster ride of Peacemaker season 2, episode 7: "Like a Keith in the Night" – from the controversial reveals about this world and its characters to the funniest-ever utterance of the word "four."

The DCU so far:

Creature Commandos S1

Superman (2025)

Peacemaker S02E01

Peacemaker S02E02

Peacemaker S02E03

Peacemaker S02E04

Peacemaker S02E05

Peacemaker S02E06

The DCEU:

Peacemaker S1 recap

The DCEU funeral

Radioactive Ramblings (Fallout, Gen V, Ghibli, etc.)

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