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Rarely has Mike flown solo on Earth-2.net: The Show, but that's exactly what he's doing here with his review of X-Men: First Class.

In the debut of a brand new minicast on Dread Media Presents, Desmond Reddick is joined by Ian Wilson for the beginning of their epic journey to review every horror comic book movie adaptation: Dread Reel-ief! First up, we get to know Ian and his experience with horror before digging in to the obscure 2000 Japanese film Uzumaki, based on the popular manga of the same name by Junji Ito. Plenty of l...

In this edition of the Tirades, J, D, and M tackle Battlefield Earth, a movie about evil Rastafarians from a giant purple gumdrop that overtook humanity with mostly punch-based weaponry. We didn't make that up, though all facts that we did fabricate are now canon. This episode is best viewed from a 45 degree angle.

Yippie-ki-yay, mother and father! It's the Married to Movies finale! Desmond and Megan take on Die Hard and Steel Magnolias, pretty much the definitive representatives of their prospective genres. "Pontificous" is not a word. Desmond is right and Megan and Canada's national broadcasting company are wrong. Wrong! A strange noise interrupts a review, but is it the wind... or something paranormal?! O...

The new era of Animezing Podcast begins as Kellen and Steph review the first two episodes of Rumbling Hearts: "Friends to Lovers" and "Waiting." Follow along with the series on YouTube, and be sure to check out this episode's poll question.

Grumpy Old Fans is finally back on schedule, and this one pairs Conan the Barbarian (1970) #194 with Joe the Barbarian #8, Justice League (1987) #1 with Justice League: Generation Lost #22, and Secret Origins #14 with Thunderbolts #155.

As Conner Kent weighs himself against his two fathers, he reconnects with old friends and enemies (Superboy: The Boy of Steel). Then Mark Millar's out-of-continuity take on Peter Parker's parentage is examined (Trouble). And Dan and Mike discuss the comic book that bridges Firefly to Serenity (Serenity: Those Left Behind).

This week, Dario Argento's Deep Red gets its long-awaited due. What did the boys think about it? And more importantly, how many boobs are in the film? Then Desmond goes solo on the French survival horror film Prey. Tunes getting a spin this week: "Red My Mind" by Voivod, "Profondo Rosso (Album Version)" by Goblin, "Iron Tusk" by Mastodon, and "March of the Pigs" by Nine Inch Nails. Listen to the f...

On the final leg of their journey through E-Space, The Doctor and his friends set a race of time-sensitive slaves free ("Warriors' Gate"). Then The Doctor must prevent an old foe from claiming a near-limitless power as his own ("The Keeper of Traken")! We also say goodbye to Romana and K-9, and herald the return of The Master!

In "The Swamp" the madness is runnin' wild, or is the titular wetland truly mystical? In "Avatar Day" we see the return of the one man too hot to handle and too cold to hold. That's right, The Blue Spirit is back. In "The Blind Bandit" we meet Toph, and we get some awesome nods to pro wrestling greats of the past. What a novel concept.

In this very macho edition of Extra Lives, Aaron and Damien continue their Shadow of the Colossus playthrough. More stabbing! More water! More giant sandworms running into walls! Okay, that last thing is new. Speaking of new, change is on the horizon, and you can be a part of it. Listen to find out how you can help the show evolve. The power is yours! Also, triangular platforming, fat men running,...

The Heroes kick off the second season with this episode, and it's already coming up kittens and roses and other such fluffy things. "When She Was Bad," "Some Assembly Required," "School Hard," and "Inca Mummy Girl" are the name of the game. Preston postulates and creates a few interesting crossovers, the ongoing Earth-2.net International Throw-Down escalates yet again, and Hanners and Preston kind...

A biker gang, an iron lung, pimp-smacking, a voodoo doll, and a vengeful Dracula. All these in just the first issue of the books Chris and Desmond cover this week in Dying in the Gutters! This week the boys take on issues #11-15 of Tomb of Dracula! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dread...

Today, Earth-2.net: The Show is proud to launch a brand new, multipart segment by newcomers Christian Honore and Chris Samson: PotterWatch! Kicking things off is their review of the very first Harry Potter movie: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone / Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone!

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond and Darryll tell you what's wrong with Hammer Studios' 1961 effort These Are the Damned. Then Desmond reviews Zoot Campbell's novel Zombie Bitches from Hell! So, that happens. Tunes included: "Black Leather Rock" by James Bernard, "Children of the Damned" by Iron Maiden, "Turbobitch" by The 69 Eyes, and "Remember Me" by Macho Man Randy Savage. RIP Donald Kri...

It's that time of the year again, when Tom and Derrick sit down and come up with a six pack of films that, for one reason or another, are obscure and tell you about them! This year The Guys Outta Brooklyn cover two films featuring unique martial arts, a dialog-less vision of Lynchian proportions, a bromantic thriller, a stop-motion nightmare full of flood pants, and a film Oliver Stone doesn't thi...

The theme of today's episode of Animezing Podcast is "What the Hell?" As in, what the hell is the deal with Hetalia? What the hell were they thinking when they made Kellen's most despised moment in Vampire Knight? And most importantly, what the hell is the new format Kellen's been hyping? To get the answers to all of these questions, click the link.

In this massive episode, Desmond does an info dump on you guys before getting to the content. Important to note is that episode 200 is coming rapidly. Listen for your chance to be involved! Then Desmond and Darryll talk about Brian De Palma's Blow Out. Then Desmond goes solo on Vanishing on Seventh Street before digging into some feedback. Tunes included: "The Assassin" by Iron Maiden, "Blowout in...

Beginning the three-part E-Space trilogy is "Full Circle," in which a group of humanoids are on the run from Marshmen, but little does anyone know the true secret of the aquatic aliens. Then The Doctor and Romana put an end to the Time Lord / Vampire war in "State of Decay." At the top of the show, however, Dan discusses his issues with "Day of the Moon," and Mike his problems with "The Curse of t...

In another (late) edition of Grumpy Old Fans, Dan and Mike compare Batman #358 to Batman Beyond (2011) #2, House of Mystery (1951) #315 to House of Mystery (2008) #34, and Power Man and Iron Fist (1978) #92 to Power Man and Iron Fist (2011) #1.

Let me tell you somethin', Mean Gene! Those two dudes, Thor and Ian, they might not be real Americans, brother, but they train, take their vitamins, and are true to their countries, man. And they're gonna make all of the little Earth-2.netamaniacs believe that you don't need to be an American to be a hero! As for Big Barda, she's been to the top of the mountain. She's walked through the valley of...

One podcast. Two men. Three segments. Four Colossi. Five... okay, we thought it'd be fun to do a counting thing. It was, but not nearly as fun as this action-packed episode of Extra Lives. Join Aaron and Damien as they discuss lewd robot gestures, PSN woes, and epic beards. They also continue the Shadow of the Colossus playthrough, where Damien meets his mortal enemy. If that wasn't enough, Tranqu...

In this episode of Big Damn Heroes, The Heroes wrap up the first season of Buffy with "The Puppet Show," "Nightmares," "Out of Mind, Out of Sight," and "Prophecy Girl." In this episode, Preston's a dick, both of them keep mistaking bit actors for other people, and Hannah can kind of believe invisibility, but can't believe the mechanics of it. Tune in and listen to them finish up the first season,...

Ian Wilson and Dave Probert tackle two more episodes of Blake's 7. In "Bounty," Blake tries to persuade an exiled President to return to his people, and the Liberator is boarded by flamboyantly dressed bounty hunters. In "Deliverance," the crew goes to the aid of a crashed ship, and Avon finds himself worshipped as Lord by a very impressionable woman. Dave rants about appropriate attire for space...

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond and Darryll examine the drug-fueled, early 70s, micro-budget, killer-mutant-turkey film Blood Freak. Then Desmond does his best to review the brand new release The Violent Kind without telling you anything about the film. Some freakishly violent songs: "Blood Sucking Freaks" by The Browns, "Bleed the Freak" by Alice in Chains, "Violent Pacification" by Slaye...