Features
Ed Wood: The Worst Filmmaker of All Time
From the time he was only 7 years old, Ed Wood wanted to make movies. After seeing the 1931 movie Dracula, he started spending as much time at theaters as he could. He got CONTINUE READING…
Year: 2020
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80's
Way Back Wednesday: The Top Music of January 22, 1983
This Week In 1983: January 22nd Men At Work are still holding strong this week at #1 with “Down Under”. In fact, all the songs in the top ten are the same, just shuffled a CONTINUE READING…
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80's
Remembering 3-2-1 Contact on it’s 40th Anniversary
Forty years later and still arguably the best theme song in the history of PBS. From a strange era in between glam rock and disco. In between men wearing short shorts and women wearing short CONTINUE READING…
Columns
Recurrent Events: Quantum Leap May Return, Super Nintendo World, Rock Hall Inductees
Recurrent Events returns to give you the scoop on all the retro pop culture headlines from last week. Our Recurrent Events segment on this week’s podcast features some talk about the new Peacock app from CONTINUE READING…
Features
ESPN+ Is Your Ticket To Classic Sports
If you are on the fence of subscribing to ESPN+ (or the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle,) here are some reasons that might tip the scale for classic sports fans. I’ve been a Hulu subscriber for a few CONTINUE READING…
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SequelQuest Rewind | A Sequel to The Room (Really?!) | EP42
(From May 2017) Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 film, The Room is infamous for it’s no holds barred assault on decent filmmaking. Nonsensical dialogue, dozens of dropped plot lines and an otherworldy performance by the lead actor have made it CONTINUE READING…
90's
Wax Pack Flashback Ep. 11: Saved by the Bell
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Mickey is opening a pack of Saved by the Bell trading cards.
Podcasts
WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 2
In this episode Michael and Adam explore the pages of Wizard #2, discussing the history of Ghost Rider, Todd McFarlane and Chris Claremont leaving top selling books, plus a rockin’ review of a 2 part Spider-Man/X-Force crossover.
