As a fans of all things Cyberpunk, we have gotten some pretty chrome treats this year, from the video game to the anime Edgerunners. My chooms and I gathered to talk about why we love this dystopian retro future world so much, We talk about the origins a litte, the fiction, the music, the tabletop game, and of course the most recent video game and the anime!
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I grew up listening to metal, I love metal, and will forever be a metal head. The Netflix movie Metal Lords reads like a love letter to the genre. It was fun listening to past loves and hearing some songs I knew in a new way, and the original music written. Fantastic.
We watched She Hulk and had some Rants and Raves we wanted to share. This Dinner and a Movie is an extended episode with a full cast of commentators. Nutty, Tek, Jason, and Vox all chime in on why this is the most fun Disney+ Marvel show, and where did it all go wrong.
Halloween is one of our favorite holidays, to get into the spirit of the spoopy season we talk about our favorite halloween episodes of tv shows. We aren’t covering specials like the great pumpkin, because they are their own thing. We are covering shows that change gears and make a special episode or story for halloween. These are all episodes that you can rewatch to get into the mood of the season.
I loved the 90s movie A League of Their Own, when I heard Amazon was making it into a show, I was cautious. Turns out I love this show even more. This show knocks it out of the park for telling a good story, with authentic experiences, and saying the quiet part out loud. Not letting subtext reign supreme but making everything we needed to be quiet about in the 90s front and center today. Enjoyable actors make you binge hard and care about each of the characters.