The Head Hunter movie review by the Salty Nerds has them freaking out over how awesome and creative this fantasy horror movie is, considering it was made for only $30,000.  

From writer/director Jordan Downey, the creator of the Thankskilling movies, we follow the trials and tribulations of The Father, a lone warrior obsessed with avenging the death of his daughter as he uses alchemy to help him fight and kill a multitude of monsters, searching for the beast who killed his little girl.  Part Vikings, part The Witcher, and part Evil Dead, this movie is a tour-de-force by Norwegian actor Christopher Rygh and showcases a huge amount of creativity and ingenuity for a truly enjoyable independent film that is definitely worth checking out.  

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CUBE 1997 was an independent sci-fi film that took the world by storm and has become a cult favorite over the course of almost 30 years.  It is big on original ideas, ingenuity, and deep themes that elevate it from simple genre fare to true art.  The Salty Nerds got to sit down with the makers of this incredible movie and pick their brains about it.  

Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali, Writer Andre Bijelic, and Actor David Hewlett get together with the Salty Nerds to give new and exciting insights to this incredible film.  

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Battlestar Galactica Act Of Contrition starts off with a devastating tragedy that forces the fleet to begin looking for new pilots to train.  Starbuck is put in charge of training the new "nuggets" but her involvment in the death of Zack Adama haunts her and makes her doubt her ability to actually do the job she's been assigned.  All this leads up to a powerful confrontation between her and Adama that could potentially shatter their relationship and put the fleet's primary military commander at odds with his best pilot.  Will an act of contrition mend these emotional fences?  Or is it impossible to fix what is broken?  

This episode is the first of an engrossing two-parter and ends on one heck of a cliffhanger.  What are your thoughts on Battlestar Galactica season 1 episode 4?  Did you like it?  Hate it?  Are you going to watch the epic conclusion?  Let us know in our Discord server at:  http://www.saltynerddiscord.com 

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Splice movie review from the Salty Nerds has them squirming in their skins at this uncomfortable (yet brilliant) horror movie.  

Part Marry Shelly's Frankenstein, part Jurassic Park, SPLICE is a film about humanity's genetic future and the consequences of playing God.  Starring Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley, and David Hewlett, this movie tells the story of two scientists who create a whole new species only to discover that their creation is far more dangerous than they first believed.  Written and directed by Vincenzo Natali, this is a unique and terrifying film that's sure to make everyone who sees it never want to watch it again!  But in that sense, it has a unique charm you can't find in most horror films.  

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The Netflix Series Cabinet of Curiosities from Guillermo Del Toro is upon us!  An anthology show with eight terrifying episodes of the macabre, and the Salty Nerds are reviewing episode 2, entitle Graveyard Rats.  Based on the short story from pulp novelist Henry Kuttner, this entry is from filmmaker Vincenzo Natali and stars David Hewlett as a cemetery caretaker who battles a rat infestation that may be caused by something much more nefarious and supernatural than at first believed.  This is a great horror show for a horror podcast and horror fans.  Don't miss out on this spooky tale with heavy ties to the C'thulhu mythos!

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The Salty Nerds talk about the season finale of House of the Dragon, entitled The Black Queen.  In this episode, Rhaenyra learns of her father's death and that Aegon II has been crowned King by the Green Party.  As Daemon prepares their lords for war, Rhaenyra struggles to find an alternative to violence.  Corlys Velaryon returns, and a desperate gambit to secure the support of the Starks, Aryns, and Baratheons begins.

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Hellboy II The Golden Army movie review from the Salty Nerds has them impressed that this is one of those scenarios where the sequel is better than the original.  

The second in a proposed trilogy of Hellboy films from legendary director Guillermo del Toro, Ron Perlman is back as the titular "demon cop" with both Selma Blair and Doug Jones reprising their roles as Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien, respectively.  This time around, some pesky Elves are looking to destroy humanity by gaining control of the Golden Army, a legion of robot soldiers that are quite indestructible.  The only question is if the BPRD will be able to stop them in time.  

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The last ever episode of SEE, Jason Momoa's fantasy AppleTV series, is finally here!  It's been a long ride with this show about a future where everyone is blind, and the Salty Nerds are sad to see it go, but also glad that they won't have to deal with its ridiculousness anymore.  

In this series finale, Boba Voss and Ranger assault Sybeth's camp and murder a ton of Trevantians.  Meanwhile, the greatest Ayura ever can hear the Pensans escaping underground, so Sybeth starts bombing the city again until Mahgra and her crew show up to save the day.  There's lots of explosions and all the loose-threads are tied up.  Oh, and Kofun is still terrible.  

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Hellboy 2004 review from the Salty Nerds has them debating as to whether this comic book adaptation from Guillermo del Toro is incredibly brilliant, or incredibly boring.  

Starring Ron Pearlman, Doug Jones, and Selma Blair, Hellboy tells the story of a demon summoned during World War II who grows up to become a supernatural law enforcement officer who protects humanity from a variety of Lovecraftian threats.  But he also might be the very thing that destroys humanity as well.  Adapted from the comic book from artist Mike Mignola, Hellboy 2004 has amazing visuals and is quite faithful to the comics, but is the story interesting enough to keep audiences interested?  

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Battlestar Galactica season 1 episode 3 Bastille Day sees the return of the ORIGINAL Apollo, Richard Hatch!  

The fleet's water crisis is reaching critical levels and they need manual labor to help mine ice to replenish their supplies.  Lee Adama comes up with a solution to have the 1500 men who are incarcerated on a prison transport earn their freedom by doing the labor.  The only problem is that revolutionary William Zarek has organizes the prisoners and refuses to let them help the fleet.  Zarek's charisma has also won over the guards, and when the emissaries from Galactica are taken hostage, the situation has the potential to spiral out of control unless Apollo can figure out a way to appease Zarek, rescue the hostages, and get the prisoners agree to mine the ice the fleet needs to survive.  

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