When the Star Wars wave hit in the late 1970s, science fiction rode that crest back to the major media in a major way. Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century took most of the TV sci-fi glory, but CONTINUE READING…
Every Friday on our 84 From ‘84 journey will be dedicated to the highest grossing movies of the year. There are 14 Fridays before this ends so we’ll countdown the top 14 from 1984. We’re CONTINUE READING…
Meatballs Part II Camp Sasquatch will be bought out and closed unless owner Coach Giddy wins the boxing competition scheduled for the end of the summer. Tough city punk Flash, who’s performing his community service CONTINUE READING…
The TRN Time Machine podcast is back! As a way to honor Jason’s podcasting legacy, we’re re-releasing classic episodes from the original Retro Network Podcast, as well as classic episodes from the early days of CONTINUE READING…
We’re talking to Francis Manapul of Ghost Machine about his current project The Rocketfellers, plus diving deep into his history working with Top Cow on Witchblade, DC Comics The Flash for the New 52 and CONTINUE READING…
Sahara Intent on winning a competition in place of her distinguished late father, beautiful young heiress Dale takes on the guise of a man and competes in his spot, embarking on a car race that CONTINUE READING…
The Lost Empire Seeking revenge, officer Angel Wolfe, her Native American friend Whitestar, and outlaw Heather infiltrate a fortified island where an undead wizard and his evil cult force captured women to take part in CONTINUE READING…
Atari has announced that it has acquired the Intellivision brand along with the rights to over 200 games in a move that, according to Digital Eclipse’s studio head Mike Mika, “ends the longest-running console war in CONTINUE READING…
Dreamscape A man who can enter and manipulate people’s dreams is recruited by a government agency to help cure the President of the United States of his nightmares about nuclear war but stumbles upon an CONTINUE READING…
For as long as civilization has existed, people have gambled. Gambling goes as far back as the Paleolithic period and it is astonishing how much the landscape has transformed over the centuries. The version of CONTINUE READING…
More than 80 years after he first found himself caught between the warring affections of Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge, Archie Andrews will finally do the one thing he’s been avoiding so hard it’s become CONTINUE READING…
The invention of the motion picture began in the late 19th century. In those early days it was still seen as a novelty, nothing to take seriously. By the early 1900s there were vast improvements CONTINUE READING…
Will and Adam are exploring the high flying stunts of The Fall Guy from 1981, but can’t help themselves from gushing about other 80’s adventure shows, especially Knight Rider. Plus, you’ll learn about their favorite CONTINUE READING…
Normally you’d find him talking about classic candy wrappers on the History Channel’s The Brands That Built America, but we’re giving Jason Liebig a chance to talk about his excitement for the world of video CONTINUE READING…
It’s a WIZARDS WILD CARD episode, but not only that, it’s UNCUT! This unedited conversation jumps around issue 92 of Wizard magazine to discuss Kevin Smith’s Casting Call for his Superman movie script, the origin CONTINUE READING…
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