The Nerdie Bunch

Before we enter the Endgame, we have to take a trip down memory lane. Before the Man of Iron, before Spider-Man's upside-down kiss and before those early X-Men films. There was the film that started it all and set us down the path of modern comic book movie awesomeness. Go on a journey with Rokka Mike, Raven and English Dave as they revisit Marvel Comics first theatrical release, the story of the day walker called Blade.

The Bunch saw Avengers: Endgame together. There is much to discuss and we're going full spoilers in this episode. Just straight raw nerdy conversation from the team. Enjoy!

10 years in the making, the MCU movies have taken us on a whirlwind journey of emotions that left us in mourning by the time the credits were rolling on Infinity War. With the Endgame in sight, Carlos and English Dave bring back the Rooftop Talk to discuss the many times Marvel movies have hit us with the feels.

What if Betty Ross became the Hulk? Carlos wants to know. However there's one piece of news he won't talk about, fearing he'll start to cry, but English Dave is more interested in a Zack Snyder movie. This week we welcome you to drink the cool aid with us as Disney says "hold my beer"

"Free will. It's like butterfly wings: once touched, they never get off the ground. No, I only set the stage. You pull your own strings." Raven hosts Rokka Mike and English Dave as they delve into the bowels of hell.. well Manhattan in the mid-90s, to revisit Al Pacino's as the Devil and amazing Monologuing. #KeepItNerdie

"Did you get your Avengers tickets? Carlos and English Dave did. Join them this week as they get mad at people selling Endgame tickets for ridiculous amounts."

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English Dave and Carlos got the opportunity to see the remake of Pet Sematary. The original Stephen King movie was released in 1989. Is this remake worth watching? Listen to their spoiler free review

There are movies that are relevant for their time and there are movies that are timeless. However, there are some that fall into the category of being more relevant now than when first released. English Dave, Raven and Rokka Mike discuss whether the 1983 film Trading Places falls into that category. Full spoilers for the film starring Eddie Murphy, Dan Ackroyd, and Jamie Lee Curtis. #KeepItNedie

English Dave planned a regular Nerdie Report, but Carlos is angry at Apple, tired of “DC Plants” and has some advice on how to hold your bladder till Avengers Endgame finishes.

They say in film working with animals or kids is one of the hardest things to do. Well in 1993 Disney decided on both with Homeward Bound The Incredible Journey. Rokka Mike takes hosting duties, with English Dave and Raven as co-hosts, to talk about the classic movie featuring talking animals.