Cineversal Nerds Legacy

In this episode, I talk about the early 90s cult classic that I felt had a little more to offer than your typical slasher movie.

Are you a fan of Meta-Horror? In this episode, I revisit the comedic and blood-soaked love letter to the camp slasher movies of the 1980s.

Death ain't no way to make a living. Let's go back to 1996 and talk about one of my favorite dark and comedic ghost movies of all time.

In this episode, I go back to the late 90s and talk about the forgotten sequel to one of the greatest werewolf movies of all time.

Who doesn't love a movie with alien clowns invading earth? In this episode, I go back to talk about one of the most ridiculous, but also amazing, alien invasion movies from this world...or should I say, out of this world?

In this episode, I take a nostalgic trip back to the late 80s for this underrated gem of a horror film.

Let's go back to the early 90s and talk about the iconic man in the mirror, Candyman. Alan and I discuss the origin and the film itself, plus a mention of the rest of the franchise.

Alan and I continue the filmography of Dwayne Johnson, covering his acting credits from 2011-2017.

Horror remakes often times have a bad reputation of being disappointing to most fans and other people. In this episode, Alan and I discuss a few remakes we feel are just as good as their original films, or maybe even better.

In this episode, we make our way through the filmography and appearances of the wrestler-turned actor, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

In this episode, Alan and I talk about the grooviest trilogy that parodies spy films. Yeah Baby!

In this CNLR, Alan and I talk about four random flicks that we recommend everyone to check out.

In this episode, Alan and I conclude the epic saga of the filmography of Tom Hanks, or at least for now.

In this episode, Alan and I discuss and review the four films of the Men in Black franchise. We also dive into its history and other forms of entertainment it had.

In this episode, Alan and I dive into the world created by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, as we discuss one of the greatest trilogies ever made. The trilogy includes Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World's End.

In this episode, Alan and I continue the epic saga of Tom Hanks from 2007-2017.

In this episode, Alan and I discuss one of the best action police franchises out there today. We include all four films, and also briefly talk about the short-lived TV series spin-off. Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

We continue going through the filmography of Mr. Tom Hanks. This episode features the films between 1996 and 2006.

In this episode, we discuss the performances and characters of some of our favorite badass women in action movies.

In this episode, we talk about another favorite star and their filmography, Mr. Tom Hanks.

What is the Matrix? Let's follow the white rabbit back to one of the most innovative and thought-provoking sci-fi franchises out there. Welcome to the real world.

With a new film coming out next month, Drew and I discuss the short filmography of one of our favorite new directing talents working today.

Alan and I discuss the short filmography of, in our opinion, one of the best period-piece directors working today. Eggers' meticulous research for authenticity, make his films amazing to watch and absorb, even when the story is fictional.

It's a bird! It's a Plane! It's our episode about a few movies featuring one of the most iconic superheroes of all time.

In this episode, Alan and I discuss all four films in the creature feature franchise that started with a small-budgeted sleeper hit, while giving us a now iconic monster. Where did you get those eyes?