Three Angry Nerds

HOSTS:

Kurt

Adam

NEWS:

PARADISE LOST Reportedly “Dead” At DC Studios As Focus Shifts To WONDER WOMAN Reboot

HBO Boss hints that The Last Of Us will end with Season 3

BALDUR’S GATE 3 Is Getting A Sequel Series On HBO From The LAST OF US’s Craig Mazin

REVIEWS:
Being Gordan Ramsey (Adam, Kurt)

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HOSTS:
Kurt

Taylor

Steve

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Tremble is a horror podcast that cuts through hype to figure out what actually works, whether a movie is trying to scare you, make you laugh, or do both at once.

On this episode, the Tremble crew heads down into the mines with My Bloody Valentine from 1981, one of Canada’s most infamous slashers. Set in the small mining town of Valentine Bluffs, the film revolves around a deadly legend, a decades old cave in, and a killer who returns every Valentine’s Day with a pickaxe and a heart in a candy box. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down the movie’s grim blue collar atmosphere, its surprisingly mean spirited kills, and why the mining setting gives the film a heavier sense of dread than most slashers of the era. They talk about the now legendary MPAA cuts, the effectiveness of Harry Warden as a slasher villain, and whether the film’s low key character drama helps ground the carnage or just slows things down. They also get into why My Bloody Valentine has aged better than many of its early eighties peers, and where it still shows its rough edges.

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HOSTS:

Kurt

Adam

NEWS:

Ryan Reynolds Prioritizes DEADPOOL 4 Amid Wife Blake Lively’s Legal Drama

THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS’ Scrapped Steve Rogers Post-Credits Scene Reportedly Revealed

FAST FOREVER: Vin Diesel Announces Release Date & Title For FAST & FURIOUS Finale

AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY Rumour Reveals Which X-MEN Franchise Icon Is The Movie’s “MVP”

REVIEWS:
Send Help (Kurt)

Whistle (Kurt)

Dracula (Kurt)

His & Hers (Adam)

Miracle: The Boys of ‘80 (Adam)

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Hosts:
Kurt

Jamie

Lucas

News:

Top 5: Strange or Forgotten Video Game Adaptations of TV Shows (Part 2)

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No Cost Games:

What We Have Been Playing / Reviews:

Kurt
Hungry Horrors
I Hate This Place
The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (Switch 2)
Easy SMX X20 and D10
Resident Evil 4 Remake / Separate Ways DLC
Control

Jamie

Nick

Lucas

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HOSTS:

Kurt

REVIEWS:
Return To Silent Hill (Kurt)
Wonder Man (Kurt)
Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart (Kurt, Katie)
Queer Eye Season 10 (Kurt)
Free Bert (Kurt)

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HOSTS:
Kurt

Taylor

Steve

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Tremble is a horror podcast that cuts through hype to figure out what actually works, whether a movie is trying to scare you, make you laugh, or do both at once.

On this episode, the Tremble crew digs into Psycho III from 1986. Directed by Anthony Perkins himself, the film leans harder into dark comedy, sleaze, and stylized violence than the previous sequels, while continuing Norman Bates’ slow collapse. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down how Perkins reshapes the character, why the movie feels more like an 80s slasher than a Hitchcock thriller, and which ideas actually push the series forward instead of just repeating the past. They also talk about its strange tone, memorable kills, and why it is often overlooked despite being one of the boldest entries in the franchise.

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HOSTS:

Kurt

Adam

Katie

Krista

NEWS:

Netflix to Remain Streaming Home for Sony Movies, Studios Expand Deal Worldwide

Kathleen Kennedy Steps Down At Lucasfilm As Dave Filoni & Lynwen Brennan Become New Star Wars Bosses

Taskmaster Series 21 cast includes creators Amy Gledhill, Armando Iannucci, Joanna Page, Joel Dommett, and Kumail Nanjiani

Love Is Blind Season 10 coming Feb 11

The Pitt renewed for Season 3

REVIEWS:
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (Kurt, Adam, Krista)

The Pitt S2 (Kurt)

All You Need is Kill  (Kurt, Adam)

Charlie the Wonderdog (Kurt)

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials (Katie)

Black Phone 2 [4K UHD] (Kurt)

Wicked: For Good [4K UHD] (Kurt)

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HOSTS:
Kurt

Taylor

Steve

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Tremble is a horror podcast that cuts through hype to figure out what actually works, whether a movie is trying to scare you, make you laugh, or do both at once.

On this episode, the Tremble crew digs into Werewolves Within from 2021. Based on a video game but smart enough not to feel like one, the film leans hard into character driven comedy, small town paranoia, and a tight whodunit structure. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down why the cast carries the movie, how the humor lands without undercutting the tension, and where the werewolf elements take a back seat to social satire. They talk about its COVID era relevance, its sharp dialogue, and why restraint ends up being its biggest strength. It is clever, likable, and surprisingly effective, even if it never goes full monster movie.

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Hosts:
Kurt

Jamie

Lucas

News:

Top 5: Best DLC of 2025

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No Cost Games:

What We Have Been Playing / Reviews:

Kurt

Jamie

Lucas

HOSTS:
Kurt

Taylor

Steve

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Tremble is a horror podcast that digs into the wide range of the genre to spotlight films that take big swings, whether they land cleanly or crash into the fog.

On this episode, the Tremble crew descends into Silent Hill from 2006. Christophe Gans delivers one of the most visually committed video game adaptations ever made, drowning the screen in ash, rust, and religious paranoia. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down how the film nails atmosphere while struggling with structure, why the production design still rules, and how the movie splits cleanly between inspired horror and clumsy exposition. They get into Alessa’s vengeance, the cult’s brutality, Pyramid Head’s overuse, and whether mood alone can carry a narrative this fractured. It is oppressive, ambitious, and deeply uneven, and they say exactly where it works and where it absolutely does not.

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