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It's time for The Guys Outta Brooklyn to sit down for another full-to-bursting review episode! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss such films as Fast Five, Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, Scream 4, and the first two superhero films in a summer packed with them: Thor and X-Men: First Class! All this, plus the latest round of listener mail, a discussion of what to do with the X-Men franchise and - for th...

The Last 10 Years of Anime: From Dragon Ball Z to Fruits Basket and Beyond with Eric Vale and Christopher Sabat, an Ai-Kon 2011 panel.

As another summer of comic book movies winds down, Ian Wilson uses this episode of Earth-2.net: The Show to examine three of this year's offerings: Priest, X-Men: First Class, and Green Lantern!

In this themed episode on unreliable narrators, Desmond and Darryll take on the early 80s haunted whorehouse film The Nesting. Then Desmond reviews two low-budget Troma-released slashers: Blood Junkie and Killer Yacht Party. This musically diverse episode sees the following sonic swerves thrown at you: "Triskaidekaphobia" by Shooter Jennings & Heirophant, "In Her Fear" by Gwar, "Blood Junkie" by L...

With a plot about an alien attempting to eradicate all life on Earth, "The Visitation" is a rather rote Doctor Who story. However, the serial is saved by Richard Mace (AKA Mr. Awesome), who Mike suggests might be related to another one-off companion from one of Tom Baker's most beloved stories. Then, in the two-part "Black Orchid," The Doctor is accused of murder, and a family secret prevents some...

Preston and Michelle present another edition of Comics Character Crash Course, this time about Todd McFarlane's Spawn!

Dubbing to Directing with Christopher Sabat, an Ai-Kon 2011 panel.

Extra Lives is back in the 16-bit realm with a playthrough of the classic Mega Man X, but that's not all. Aaron and Damien also debut a creative and groundbreaking audio initiative (don't call it a segment) that explores the rich and diverse history of gaming. They've also retconned all of episode 22 and changed their costumes. You'll thank us later. Be sure to follow us @ExtraLivesShow on Twitter...

Eric Vale's Opinions on Life with Eric Vale (duh), an Ai-Kon 2011 panel.

Big Damn Heroes, what's up?! This episode, numero ocho, Whedon's got the episodes, Hannah and Preston got the reviews, there's spine-snapping, and fish face-suckers, and Freddie Kindestod, and paralyzed genitals, and all sorts of wacky shit! If you like you some David Boreanaz and Tony Head killin' it (literally), filler with semi-meaningful moments, and an episode (or 10 minutes of another) that'...

The Bootleg Invasion: The Industry & You with Greg Ayres, an Ai-Kon 2011 panel.

Convention Safety with Greg Ayres, an Ai-Kon 2011 panel.

This week, Darryll and Desmond once again get real as they discuss [REC]2, which, beyond being a terribly difficult film title to type, is, as Darryll reminds us, another zombie found-footage film. They also bookend their conversation with talk of two imaginary films: Spike Lee's supposedly upcoming remake of Oldboy, and Darryll's proposed third film in the [REC] series. There are also songs! "Rad...

Kellen and Steph rap up their review of Rumbling Hearts with the final four episodes: "Where the Blame Lies," "Friends to Enemies," "The Past Will Catch Up," and "Mayal's Gift." While the series has been less than kind to Kellen's memories, will the ending redeem the series? RIP Cassandra Hodges (1983-2011).

The guys lament getting old, talk about how marriage changes one's ability to splurge on DVDs, and they address Peter Davison's costume. Also, Dan and Mike can't agree when it comes to "Four to Doomsday" and "Kinda." Meow!

This time the Commonwealth Crew take on Faust: Love of the Damned, a film so disappointing the guys get right to talking about how ludicrous it is and only end up delivering the premise in a roundabout way. It's funny to hear a British guy say "breasts" and "buttocks." This film has the same effect as a music therapy class full of abrasive death metal, which is fitting in so many ways. Seriously k...

Rejoice as Ian Wilson and Dave Probert begin the second season of Blake's 7. In "Redemption" the Liberator is attacked and captured by its original creators, and in "Shadow" Blake tries to make a deal with the Terra Nostra criminal organization, amongst other things. They also discuss the merits of kill-sticks, and why everyone in the B7 universe likes their drugs to come in spherical from. Plus,...

This week, I Saw the Devil. But I did not see the deputy! Desmond goes solo on a psychological thriller far better than it had any right to be: Shelter. Feedback and tunes galore: "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, "No Shelter" by Rage Against the Machine, and "Became" by Atmosphere. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203....

T'Challa begins to protect Hell's Kitchen (Black Panther: The Man Without Fear - Urban Jungle), Spider-Man and Wolverine are mysteriously lost in time (Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine), and a little boy's toys set out on an adventure to save their abducted master (The Stuff of Legend: The Dark).

In Tales of Suspense #85, Batroc returns and engages in a long fight scene with Cap, and in the middle of said fight creates one of the coolest pages of comic art ever! Plus, a line of dialog so nonsensical, Tom has to ascribe it to Bob Haney for it to make sense.

After a long hiatus, court is back in session, and The Guys Outta Brooklyn put the man who singlehandedly created the modern movie spoof in the docket. Join Tom and Derrick as they explore their conflicted feelings about this great, great man. A man whose early work is as groundbreaking and amazing as his later work is sad and unpleasant, and how Mel Brooks' sense of humor remains timeless when ma...

This huge episode of Extra Lives has everything: sweet designer jeans, comic book rants, fruit-based humor, you name it. The guys also do their first ever single-episode play through with Portal. Be sure to follow us @ExtraLivesShow on Twitter.

It's lucky episode seven, and The Heroes hit the part where things get, in their words, "pretty fucking awesome." With episodes like "Surprise," "Innocence," "Phases," and "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered," it is suggested that the ratings be cranked to 11 for the awesomeness that happens within. Why isn't Buffy's PMS-evil-dar working? Is Oz incredibly high, or just superchill from living on t...

The four-color fellas return to pay tribute to the greatest horror comic series of all time by covering issues #16-19 of Tomb of Dracula and the first crossover issue: Werewolf by Night #15. Through it all, they discuss the strange names of the stories, mass transportation vampire children stories, and tons of pimp-smacking. DITG Fun Fact: Two characters pimp-smack Dracula in this episode, and nei...

Last week was the episode 200 spectacular, but there ain't no resting on our laurels here! This week we have an awesome interview with Scream Queen extraordinaire and star of The Frankenstein Syndrome: the beautiful and talented Tiffany Shepis! Then the beautiful and talented Darryll joins Desmond for a review of the exploitation film Trip with the Teacher. Tunes included: "Man or Monster" by Gorg...