Undercast Podcast

Apologies for the delays. Amongst two major conventions, 2 major blockbusters, summer flu and colds, and a whole lot of other activities, our intrepid podcasters thought it best to encompass all the fun into a summer ending episode. Join us as we talk what came out of Hall H and the Honda Center, the double outings of Tom Holland, and finally the start of a DC long awaited television series.

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This episode is dedicated to special con family member Christine LaBarre. We will always save you a seat at the cons down here because we know you are saving seats for us at the con up there. Miss you. And thank you.

The duo brave the backrooms to find a recording space fit enough to discuss Spider-Noir, Supergirl, Masters of the Universe, and the potential tragedy that hit the Doctor Who fandom this past month.

The dynamic duo discuss the two DCU trailers to come out in the past year, the finales of Prime's Invincible & The Boys and wrap things up with possibly one of the best films of the year Obsession and the fun ride that was Mandalorian & Grogu.

The dynamic duo discuss on this months episode, The second outing of illuminations Mario galaxy, the super trailer of supergirl, initial thoughts of James Gunn's DCU clayface (note: this was recorded after a synopsis of the trailer was available but before the trailer was released), season 4 of invincible sans the finale, the start of the final season of the boys, the still unreleased doomsday trailer.

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On this month's episode, last month we expected this to just be a shorter episode going over what is coming up next in movies. However, due to the likes of 3 trailer drops, a seventh entry of the scream franchise and the long awaited release of 9th game of resident evil, this turned into a super meaty discussion. Enjoy!

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The duo discuss the double exchange of Disney leadership, one galactic and the other one above all; question why studios have abandoned true trailer anticipation; talk about the few trailers that did grace our screens; and finally wrap up with discussing Markiplier's first indie horror movie and the latest from indie horror godfather Sam Rami.

PS Ariel is aware that she still cannot for the life of her say "Doomsday" instead of "Endgame". Lo siento.

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The dynamic duo talk about their favorite pop culture to come out of 2025 and give their most anticipated hopefuls for 2026.

Ps. This was recorded before the Oscar announcements debunking our worries of Sinners being passed over in awards season. And Ariel would like to give the shout out to Andor as it so well deserves one as being a top series of 2025.

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In this month's episode we discuss complementary seasons of two television shows about kids battling a frightening monster from another dimension. Marvel at the teasers of the adaptation of Kara Zor-el lonely story and the right amount of camp for a global martial arts competition. Retrospect a masterpiece of a decade or so old revenge story that might have only been improved on if it had a bit of Paul Dano or Matthew Lillard.

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On this monthly episode of UP, we talk the jam packed month that was October, the latest entry to Guillermo Del Toro’s Mexican gothic cabinet of curiosities of Frankenstein. Speak the praises of the absorbing enjoy of action that Predator: Badlands and The Running Man provided us in the theater. Delve into the surprising levels of scares of IT: Welcome to Derry at its midpoint. And finally have a retrospective discussion on the near perfect trilogy of Back to the Future.Check out Undercast Company on a social platform near you!

On this month's episode of UP, we talk about the overall enjoyment of the second season of Peacemaker and our opinions on its devicive finale. Give our review of the surprisingly enjoyable Tron: Ares. And finally talk a bit about the existential gothic dog horror that was Good Boy.

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