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In the first installment of the TV-based Dread Media Presents minicast, Desmond is joined by Megan to take a look at Haven: Season One. Just how loosely based is it on Stephen King's Colorado Kid? What is the huge difference between the first eight episodes and the last five? And what does Megan think of Eric Balfour's butt? Check it out! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213....

In a very special edition of Tranquil Tirades, the guys tackle their first Uwe Boll film: House of the Dead. It's really freaking dull, so most of the episode is spent discussing late 90s one-hit wonders, tortilla cosplay, and Gumby. You'll thank us later.

What once was one of the most important shows in Kellen's anime watching life continues to be destroyed as Kellen and Steph review four more episodes of Rumbling Hearts: "Always Second Thoughts," "Old Scars are New," "Unraveling," and "Impulses."

This past week, one of the great legends of comic book art passed away. And Chris and Desmond take some time away from their Tomb of Dracula retrospective to pay tribute to Gene "The Dean" Colan. They talk about his impact in comic book history straight up to his Eisner Award-winning swan song in Captain America #601. Then hear the words from the man himself as they leave with a full replaying of...

Virus-infected computers, snobby IT guys, and YouTube posters get the guys bleeping bleep right out of the gate. After that, though, they calm down to discuss Peter Davison's first adventure as The Doctor: "Castrovalva."

Well, here it is. Desmond and Darryll celebrate the much ballyhooed 200th episode of Dread Media by getting casual and chatting about some of the films they've covered in the past two hundred weeks. And booze. They drink a lot. They also go in-depth on your feedback, and give away a ton of cool prizes. The songs they play are: "Revelations" by Seppuku Paradigm, "Satan is Real / Straight to Hell (M...

The best batch of e-mails the trio has received to date precedes reviews of three of the best episodes to date: "Zuko Alone," "The Chase," and "Bitter Work."

The Reddick Boys are back, and this time we learn that Green Lantern is awesome and a little about Papa Reddick's dental history. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Extra Lives is extra long this week, as the guys share their lists of top five licensed games that need to be made. Outside of that, Aaron and Damien still find the time to talk about more important topics, like nu metal, yeti romance, and sitcoms from the 1980s.

The Summer of Great, Great Men begins here! Join Tom and Derrick as they spend the next three months celebrating some of the great, great men they admire, starting with a freewheeling discussion about a man like no other (and a man who shares the same birthday as Tom... look, it was either Bruce or Uwe Boell, so shut up!), the Chin himself! The Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss Bruce Campbell's entire c...

It's episode six, and The Heroes believe that God has a plan for all of us. That includes South Park, vampire kuru (or is it chronic vampire wasting disease?), and also John Ritter. This week, Hannah and Preston cover "What's My Line" (parts 1 and 2), "Ted," and "Bad Eggs." Stop on in and believe.

It's the second installment of Dread Reel-ief, and the boys from the Commonwealth cover the 1994 Jim Carrey vehicle, The Mask! "But guys," you say, "The Mask isn't a horror film." "You're right, but listen here, bucko! This here is a mini-podcast dedicated to adaptations of horror comics. Not all of them are going to be horror films." Boom! Swerved ya! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or...

We're only a week away from the episode 200 spectacular, but there ain't no resting on our laurels here! Desmond kicks off the show with an interview of actor and comic book writer Sam Sarkar about his new project The Vault. Then Darryll joins us for a review of yet another French thriller: Diabolique. In fear of being too classy, Megan comes by to talk Mega-Python vs. Gatoroid, and a cameo by a s...

Desmond is joined by two new co-hosts to discuss X-Men: First Class in the latest new segment of Dread Media Presents: Growing Up Geek. And one of them really likes Beast. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

The Rumbling Hearts review continues with Steph and Kellen's views on "Moving On," "Betrayed by Love," "Lead Astray," and "Wishing," wherein the passage of time is barely shown, characters go crazy, and a certain someone's fate is revealed. Also, Chris Comstock thinks he's right about giving a show a chance.

In the third episode of Gleefully Macabre, Jeff acknowledges how late this one is, and then talks about the soon-to-be-classic grindhouse film Hobo with a Shotgun, along with blaxploitation zombie classic Sugar Hill, and martial arts classic Enter the Dragon. He also says the word "tardy." Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dr...

Dave Probert and Ian Wilson reach the end of the first season of Blake's 7 with "Orac," which sees Blake and Cally trying to save a dying scientist and prevent his creation from falling into the hands of Servalan and Travis. The boys look back at the high and low points of the first season, and Ian puts together all of the statistics they have been collecting so far - which can only mean one thing...

How is it possible for a conversation on Zombie Bitches from Hell to move from Stanley Kubrick to White supremacists? Only on Dread Media. That's the conversation Desmond and Darryll have before diving into the first of this week's selection of French horror: La Horde. Then Desmond goes solo on Stranded (Djinns, en francais). Only one of the following songs is French! See, if you can pick out whic...

After seven seasons on Doctor Who and nearly 10 months of coverage on Bigger on the Inside, Tom Baker departs the role of The Doctor during the four-part serial "Logopolis." Join Dan and Mike as the speak about the man whose impossibly long scarf and wild mane made him a worldwide icon who's still synonymous with the role all these years later. This episode also looks back at the 18th season of Do...

Mike's getting married tonight, so he's recorded a quick update about the status of Earth-2.net and Earth-2.net: The Show while he's away on his honeymoon.

In Teen Titans #5, the Teen Titans do their best to advocate for alternate reform school methods by trying to determine if a former delinquent is an insect-garbed thief. Just go with it. It's Planet Haney, Jake. It's Planet Haney.

It's the end of Shadow of the Colossus as we know it, and we don't feel fine. Aaron and Damien give their thoughts on the somber finale of a classic game, but not before dealing with more important matters, like grandmother assault, really high shelves, and the fine Republic of Kenya.

It's episode five, and it's The Heroes' shortest episode yet. Today, they cover "Reptile Boy," "Halloween," "Lie to Me," and "The Dark Age." Why are they so tired? Is Hannah running the Conspiration 5000? Why is Preston so gleeful over yet another potshot from a certain ginger Brit? Come on in to find out!

This week the dreadful duo dissect Roger Corman's Poe adaptation of The Fall of the House of Usher starring the incomparable Vincent Price. Then Desmond talks a little about the six-minute Tim Burton short film giving tribute to the man: "Vincent." Recently we marked the centennial of the great actor's birth, and this is the episode we have to pay tribute. Songs in tribute to the man: "The Ghost o...

The Guys Outta Brooklyn continue to celebrate great, great men in 2011 by turning their sights on an Italian director who wanted to express his frustration with the American Western, and ended up revolutionizing cinema worldwide! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss the all-too-small body of work of Sergio Leone, from The Dollars Trilogy to his handful of uncredited turns behind the typewriter and...