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Geeks@Large Episode 32: Wakanda Forever
After months and months of hype and anticipation, Prince T’Challa and the nation of Wakanda finally takes center stage in BLACK PANTHER. Now it is time for three random white dudes to give their thoughts on the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest blockbuster! Join Taylor, Neil and Steven as they discuss why Black Panther is one of Marvel’s biggest and best
Eye on the Prize – Ep. 11: Season One Victory Lap
The Prizefighters bring season one to a close by discussing the Oscar winners, best moments from Sunday’s ceremony and anything else that comes to mind. We also wish to express our sincerest gratitude to everyone who has listened to our coverage of the 2017 season and we cannot wait to return as this year’s Oscar race picks back up!
Deliberations of Doom Ep 23: Streaming Horror
The Doom Patrol convene to drink whiskey, chew gum, and talk horror films that are available to stream-watch that came out in the last four years…and they’re all out of gum. Listen to our reviews of The Monster, Cult of Chucky, Lake Bodom, A Dark Song, The Hallow, and The Ritual. Also featured for the first time with this episode,
Digital Noise Episode 181: Crossover Episode
It’s right before SXSW and we have a lot of blu-rays and dvds in the house to talk about, so we got three of our regular Digital Noise podcasters all at once to join Chris on the show. Chaos, surprisingly, does not ensue. What does ensue is a good time and lots of films to recommend.
Highly Suspect Reviews: Gringo
David Oyelowo plays Harold, a businessman who works for a company that has developed a ‘weed pill’. When he sent on a trip to Mexico to deal with the manufacturing arm, he gets kidnapped by the cartel who have issues with his company, who then sends an offbeat professional (Sharlto Copley) to rescue him. Wackiness ensues. And, from what Beau,
Highly Suspect Reviews: A Wrinkle in Time
Reactions seem to be mixed about director Ava DuVernay’s adaptation for Disney of Madeleine L’Engle’s popular children’s sci-fi/fantasy novel. And yes, getting three dudes to review a movie that DEFINITELY was designed to appeal more to the fairer sex is perhaps not really the best of ideas. But, here’s Chris, Miguel, and Beau on this movie nonetheless.
