20th Century Geek

Fitz and Lil from the 'knock Once For Yes' podcast join me to talk about the events that took place in Amityville in late 1976. Was there a haunting that got hijacked by the media or was it all made up to get out of a bad financial situation? Check out the great 'Knock once for yes' podcast at: knockonceforyes.com

I talk ghosts with some of the cast of the Halloween scare attraction at Bolsover Castle

I got the opportunity to discuss 1992' Ghostwatch with its creator and writer Stephen Volk. we discuss the shows inception, production and legacy.

Mike and Scott take on the debate of which is the better Horror Comedy of 1985 - Return of the Living Dead or Lovecraft's Re-Animator.

In the inaugural 20th Century Geek vs. battle two 1981 werewolf films go head to head. Which one will win?

Mike and I were lucky enough to see the great Terminator 2 in 3D on the big screen recently. So we thought why not chat about it and other sequels that improve on the first film.

I catch up with Stacey from "Stacey's Pop Culture Parlor" to talk all things Ninja Turtles. As well as a few fun tangents.

Mike and Scott go under the counter and pull out the 'Video Nasties' that Thatcher's Government didn't want people to see. Too gory, too sexy, too scary ... too much fun to miss!!

I catch up with the buys from Super Shakes Comic Shop (@SuperShakesShop) to talk about the tidal wave of cartoons that came out way in the 90s. We talk everything from Gargoyles to Earthworm Jim and Street Sharks to Cow & Chicken.

I talk with Orie Enav CEO of DragonFruit, the dating app by Geeks for Geeks, about when the 20th Century came to an end from a Pop Culture point of view. http://www.dragonfruitapp.com

In this show I have a think about horror tales about the terror hiding just under the surface of normality. I also interview Drake author Peter McLean. we also have a great Drake giveaway.

It this episode I take a look at the legacy and influence of the horror literature icon H P Lovercraft. I also interview horror novelist and lover of the Apocolypse David Moody.

Mike and I travel to Eternia for some oiled up adventures. Only to come straight back to Earth with the cosmic key and record a commentary for Masters of the Universe.

I managed to get an interview with the amazing Ed Gale, the man in the suit of Howard the Duck and Chucky. We get some behind the scenes scoop on getting into Hollywood and working with George Lucas.

I catch up with my friend Kim and we have a good chat about the first Child's play film.

I highlight two comic series I really enjoy but don't get enough attention. I also interview the guys from the podcast Xenozoic Xenophiles and former 2000AD editor John Tomlinson.

I sit down with the guys from Super Shakes to discuss old comics that we think deserve more attention and possibly a reboot. www.super-shakes.co.uk/

I look back at the great space sitcom Red Dwarf and discuss why this is such a great comedy.

I take a look at the great 80's sitcom 'Yes Minister' and it's sequel 'Yes Prime Minister'

Mike and I check out Stallone's attempt to start his own Dirty Harry cop series, and provide a commentary track for the film the only way we can.

Mike and I get together to provide a 20th Century Geek commentary on the action fluff that is Commando (1985).

I catch up with the guys from my Local Comic Book Shop and have a chat about comics, creators and milkshakes. www.super-shakes.co.uk info@super-shakes.co.uk

A history of how Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison broke into comics. A review of Black Orchid, Arkham Asylam and V for Vendetta and finally and interview with Greg Carpenter, author of "British Invasion: Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison and the invention of the modern comic book writer"

A brief history of Elvis and 5 events that defined his career. Includes an interview with Todd Slaughter a senior member of the British Elvis Fan Club (http://www.elvispresleyfanclub.co.uk)

A brief history of the the Fab Four and an interview with Ernie Sutton of the British Beatles Fan Club (britishbeatlesfanclub.co.uk) and Roy Browett, a life long Beatles fan.