When you think about retro games, you inevitably think about the best gaming experiences of your life, especially as a kid. Good old days filled with clunky cartridges, bulky units, and pixel art, nothing could CONTINUE READING…
In this jam-packed mini-episode we discuss a Casting Call for The Darkness movie, review Dale Keown’s PITT issues 16 & 17, read Kevin Smith pitches for comic book movies and so much more. This episode CONTINUE READING…
The second season of Greatest Lists continues with the Top 25 Guitar Solos of the 80s. Coming in at #21 on the list, chosen by host Eric, is “Nothin’ You Can Do About It” from CONTINUE READING…
Hawkins in the Half Shell! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Stranger Things is a 4-issue miniseries bringing together two beloved franchises. I’m a big fan of TMNT and I love Stranger Things; this comic seems CONTINUE READING…
2023 brings forth a wave of new video games that promise to redefine the gaming landscape. Among these releases, Counter-Strike 2, Dead Space, Resident Evil 4, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and The Legend of Zelda: CONTINUE READING…
It’s the launch of a new podcast on The Retro Network! Adam Pope and William Bruce West ask if you Remember That Show? Each month they’ll be exploring an obscure or forgotten TV series from CONTINUE READING…
The second season of Greatest Lists continues with the Top 25 Guitar Solos of the 80s. Coming in at #22 on the list, chosen by host Jason, is “Turn Up the Radio” by Autograph from CONTINUE READING…
If you’ve read my writing online over the past 15 years or listened to any of my many (some would say too many) podcast projects, you know that I love collecting VHS tapes. I have CONTINUE READING…
The 1980s was a phenomenal decade for horror films that pushed the genre forward and introduced iconic villains. Advancements in special effects allowed practical effects artists to create disturbing imagery that felt real and visceral. CONTINUE READING…
Looking back at the 1990s, it’s a wonder that anything from this era survived. Looking back, it seems there was a huge emphasis on things like brightly colored food, plastic toys that lasted a week, CONTINUE READING…
Reality television, now an integral part of the modern television landscape, has a rich history that spans decades. But how did this genre, which is a far cry from crypto slot India, emerge and evolve CONTINUE READING…
McDonald’s, the world’s largest fast-food restaurant chain and one of the most recognized brands on the planet, has left an indelible mark on over 100 countries globally. Its iconic golden arches can be spotted in CONTINUE READING…
We’re joined by film critic, William Bibbiani from the Critically Acclaimed Network to discuss who would win in a superhero bar brawl, Dan Jurgens and JRJR relaunching THOR, Kevin Smith in comics, the best 90’s CONTINUE READING…
The second season of Greatest Lists continues with the Top 25 Guitar Solos of the 80s. Coming in at #23 on the list, chosen by host Eric, is “Easy Lover” by Philip Bailey and Phil CONTINUE READING…
In June of 1984, Nickelodeon saw its first major transition. Cy Schneider, the network’s original president retired. His successor would change Nickelodeon’s direction from parent approved to “kid” focused. Not “young people”-focused, not “child-focused” KID-focused. CONTINUE READING…
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