Three Angry Nerds

In this episode of Three Angry Nerds, Kurt, Adam, and Krista discuss the latest movies and television shows, including Turning Point: Generation 9/11, The Salt Path, Chad Powers Season 2, and The Gentlemen Season 2. Listen to the latest episode of the Three Angry Nerds podcast above.

Kurt
Adam
Krista

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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 takes on Saw III, the 2006 third entry in the Saw franchise. As John Kramer faces his own mortality, Amanda puts Dr. Lynn Denlon into a deadly situation while Jeff, a grieving father consumed by anger, is forced through a series of increasingly brutal tests. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down the film’s elaborate traps, expanding Jigsaw mythology, Amanda’s increasingly unstable behavior, and the franchise’s growing emphasis on its characters and emotional storylines. The discussion also examines the film’s extreme violence, disturbing set pieces, and controversial ending, while considering how Saw III helped establish the direction the franchise would take in its later installments.

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HOSTS:

Kurt

Katie

Adam

REVIEWS:

Coyote vs. Acme
Leanne S2
The Whisper Man

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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 attempts to put Freddy Krueger to rest with Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, the 1991 sixth entry in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. When a mysterious teenager arrives in Springwood, a group of survivors attempts to uncover Freddy’s origins and finally put an end to his reign of terror. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down the film’s infamous embrace of 3D gimmicks, cartoonish humor, and increasingly absurd dream logic. The discussion explores Freddy’s backstory, the decision to make his supposed final film more of a dark comedy than a straight horror movie, and whether the movie’s wild tonal choices work. They also examine the franchise’s exhaustion at this point, the memorable kills, and why Freddy’s Dead has developed a cult following despite its reputation as one of the weaker entries.

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HOSTS:

Kurt

Krista

NEWS:

The Pitt Season 3 Trailer

X-Men Star Inde Navarrette Rumored To Debut As Rogue In This Upcoming MCU Movie

REVIEWS:

Tony

Insidious: Out of the Further

Death of the Pastor’s Wife

Conversations With A Killer: The Charles Manson Tapes

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No Cost Games:

PS+:
None announced

Epic: Cardpocalypse (Next: Breathedge, Rival Stars Horse Racing: Desktop Edition)

Prime Gaming:
None announced

Nintendo Switch Online:
None announced

News:

Top 10: Video Game Demos Of All Time

What We Have Been Playing / Reviews:

Kurt

Jamie

Nick

HOSTS:

Kurt

Krista

REVIEWS:

Tony

The Wrong Girls

Tires S3

Love Is Blind UK S3

Conversations With A Killer: The Charles Manson Tapes

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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 back to Springwood with A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, the wildly entertaining 1988 sequel that turned Freddy Krueger into an even bigger horror icon. After Kristen Parker passes her dream powers to Alice Johnson, Freddy finds a new target and begins using Alice’s ability to pull others into the dream world as he rebuilds his body and resumes his killing spree. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve break down the film’s increasingly elaborate dream sequences, memorable kills, and shift toward the more comedic Freddy that would define the later entries. The discussion explores Lisa Wilcox’s performance as Alice, the film’s spectacular practical effects, and why The Dream Master remains one of the most beloved sequels in the franchise despite moving further away from the darker tone of the original.

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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 returns to Transylvania with Nosferatu, Robert Eggers’ lavish 2024 reimagining of the iconic vampire tale. Starring Bill Skarsgård as the terrifying Count Orlok, the film embraces Gothic romance, psychological horror, and breathtaking production design while remaining faithful to the spirit of the original story. Kurt, Taylor, and Steve discuss Eggers’ meticulous craftsmanship, the film’s oppressive atmosphere, and the standout performances from its ensemble cast. They also examine how this latest adaptation compares to both the 1922 silent classic and Werner Herzog’s celebrated remake, while debating whether Eggers has created the definitive modern vampire film.

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No Cost Games:

News:

Top 50 Favourite Games (Part 3)

What We Have Been Playing / Reviews:

Kurt

Jamie

Nick

Lucas