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NOTE: This episode was recorded on June 28th
Seth and Train return in a heavily Batman-themed episode talking Michael Keaton’s potential return to the cowl, and the life and times of Joel Schumacher. But first, news about Cobra-Kai moving to Netflix.
Continue reading Geekville Radio #262Deepfake face changing may be the rage in modern mash-ups, but what about voice mash-ups? Voice actor James Arnold Taylor is up for the task. Hear (and see) what happens to Back to the Future when Marty has Doc’s voice and Doc has Marty’s.
Back to the Future opened in theaters exactly 35 years ago the day on this post. It is credited by many to be what established Fox and Lloyd as A-List actors.
More of James Arnold Taylor’s work can be found on his YouTube page.
The geek world was taken by storm with the news that Michael Keaton may be returning to the role of Batman in the upcoming Flash standalone film. Keaton, of course, played The Dark Knight in two blockbuster films in 1989 and 1992 before passing on 1995’s Batman Forever.
Continue reading Four Ways Michael Keaton Can Return As BatmanSeveral major news outlets are reporting that Michael Keaton is in negotiations to reprise the role of Batman in the long-anticipated Flash standalone movie.
Continue reading Michael Keaton Reprising Batman For DC’s Flashpoint MoviePodcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:45:17 — 48.5MB) | Embed
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COVID-19 has thrown Hollywood for a loop and the Horror genre is no different. “Crazy Train” Jonathan Bolick and Seth “Zandrax” Zillman discuss the delays in The Coroner’s Report. Then, in the Gruesome Twosome is a review of two classic B-Movies centered around evil cars: 1977’s The Car and 1987’s Maximum Overdrive. Finally, The Reverend Dan Wilson joins to talk The Chattanooga Film Festival.
Continue reading Examining The Dead #25EA debuted its first trailer for Star Wars: Squadrons this morning. As expected, the game is centered around piloting fighters. Players can choose between flying for The New Republic or The Empire. No time frame was given for when the game takes place, but judging by the X-Wing design, it looks to be sometime between Return Of The Jedi and The Force Awakens.
Continue reading Star Wars: Squadrons TrailerAfter what seems like an eternity of waiting, the first trailer for Bill & Ted Face The Music has been released. Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves reprise their roles of Bill S. Preston and Ted Logan from the previous two films.
Continue reading Bill & Ted Face The Music TrailerThis fan-edit by YouTube user “jon h” of the climactic showdown between Emperor Palpatine and Rey foregoes the voiceovers and simply adds the visual of Jedi force ghosts assisting Rey.
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Seth and Train return to discuss more Star Wars news and rumors. In addition to that, they talk Namor finally turning up in a live-action film, as well as his part in Black Panther 2. Finally, they top off the show with DC movie news regarding The Snyder cut of Justice League, and the potential return of Henry Cavill’s Superman.
Continue reading Geekville Radio #261Gugga Leunnam’s YouTube page has a mind-blowing trailer that covers The Infinity Saga (Marvel’s first three MCU phases) in two minutes. Starting with 2008’s Iron Man, it shows a few seconds of the other films in a way that can only be described as epic.
Continue reading Mind-blowing fan trailer summarizes The MCU in two minutes
