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Black & White Week concludes in a big way! First, Will sits down to talk about the early days of animation, then Dan joins him for a look at the Captain Marvel serials. DW returns for a chat with Dan about Godzilla, while James and Hannah cap things off with Citizen Kane. Stick around after the reviews, because there's still more: Shake and Blake hosts Dave Probert and Ian Wilson present a trailer...

Shana solves Hollywood's female problem with hardcore fairies, while Mike retcons President Madison out of US history. They also discuss Splash, starring Tom Hanks' shouty voice and Daryl Hannah's ass. Beware: Fish puns and odd sexual acts ahead. Please visit our Patreon page at http://www.patreon.com/forbetterorworse.

Black & White Week rolls on with Ian and Christian exploring Casablanca, then Hannah and Chris speak about Federico Fellini's 8 1/2.

After nearly two months, Kellen finally had a chance to sit down and discuss 2013's edition of Ai-Kon. While this will not be an unbiased review (Kellen and Jon have been members of the Planning Committee and Volunteer Corps, respectively, for some time now), it is the most detailed and all-access look you will get at Manitoba's largest anime convention.

Black & White Week would not be complete without a discusson of an Alfred Hitchcock picture. To that end, James and Chris take a look at one of Hitchcock's best films: Shadow of a Doubt.

It's been nearly two years since Will took over as co-host of Big Damn Heroes. Now, in a very special Zeppos, Will reveals some of his thoughts on the first three seasons of Buffy. Which episode does he disagree with the previous reviewers' scores, which character does he realize has been a problem from the start, and why should you send in feedback for the Buffy retrospective?

Greetings, friends! As Black & White Week continues! Let us look at Ed Wood, and witness the career of a director considered to be the worst of all time. Hear the sworn testimony of Will on why he doesn't think Wood's that bad. Pull the string!

Today, as Black & White Week continues, you'll receive two movie reviews! First, DW and Hannah team-up to cover Sabrina, starring Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn. Then Will and Kellen dive into Kevin Smith's breakout film, Clerks.

DW and Chris Johnson discuss Fritz Lang's 1931 classic M as Earth-2.net's Black & White Week continues on Earth-2.net: The Show!

But if you're thinkin' bout watchin' movies, it don't matter if they're black and white! Kick off Earth-2.net's Black & White Week here on Dread Media with a relatively all-encompassing view of all eras and styles of black and white horror cinema. First up, Chris joins Desmond to discuss the German Expressionist film The Hands of Orlac. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. gives us a Stay Scary segment dedicat...

It's been a year since our last episode! But wait! It's not entirely our fault. Listen to the saga of two lost episodes, high school yearbook write-ups, CD singles, and an album that is full of dichotomies. Tease up your hair and pull on your legwarmers for the first and 80s-est release from current Oscar-winning film composer Trent Reznor in a little known band he used to have called Nine Inch Na...

Sometimes life conspires to keep us from sitting at a computer to talk about HG Wells' The War of the Worlds. To hold you over, here is the famous 1938 radio drama that sent a not-zero number of people screaming into the night. Think of it as homework.

It's Dark of the Moon / Most confusing film so far / Michael Bay should stop // James and Dubs are done / No more stupid Transformers / Longest show ever Please visit http://tranquiltirades.wikia.com.

In this messy show, Tom and Derrick looks at the rather epic levels of carnage in this year's summer blockbuster, and wonder if it's too much. Are we being desensitized to all this damage? Is it fair for Hollywood to call back to 9/11 for lazy affirmation of their plot developments? And why is Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim a more responsible film than Zack Snyder's Man of Steel? All this, plus...

Dan and Mike debut a new, yet familiar segment: Earth-2-in-1! In this, the first installment, the guys look at Marvel Feature #11 and The Brave and the Bold #108. Join them as they dive into the madness of Bob Haney.

It's a punk-cult movie week here at Dread Media! So fuck the man and listen to Desmond and Darryll drunkenly stumble through a review of the classic Alex Cox cult film Repo Man. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. gives us a straightedge look at Class of 1984. There's punk tunes to be had as well, jerk! But I'm not going to tell you what they are because that's so mainstream... oh, you expected me to say that...

Matt Smith's first season as The Doctor winds down as he, Amy, River, and a returned Rory must save all of creation from an unknown force ("The Pandorica Opens" / "The Big Bang"). You decide: is it Bill & Ted logic, Bugs Bunny logic, or both? Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

Breaking away from their plans to cover The Big Chill, Shana and Mike opt to look at Saturday Night Fever. instead Why? For the answer to that question, you'll have to listen in. Also, Shana wants everyone to watch an REM video, the Inspector Gadget theme is accidentally sung, and there's a heavy discussion about gender roles. So, you know, your typical episode of For Better or Worse. Please visit...

It's our 53rd episode, ladies and gentlemen, and it's a doozy. But in the fun way. On Buffy, one of the hosts' all time favorite episodes happens. It sets the ball rolling for the rest of the season, and has a fairly interesting follow-up in the next episode. Over on Angel, the ball is also set in motion, with all sorts of interesting consequences. Also, one of the more sketch aspects of this seas...

On this very day, 20 years ago one of the most successful children's action franchises of all time debuted: the often-imitated but never duplicated Power Rangers. In honor of this momentous occasion, Will Ackerman and Kellen Scrivens sit down to take a long look at everything from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Power Rangers in Space.

One host loves CM Kornbluth's story "The Little Black Bag." The other most decidedly does not. Words are exchanged. Also, remember Night Gallery? That show was awesome.

It's a special episode dealing with disability, disfigurement, and justice. Bear with me! I have a hedgehog! First up, Desmond and Chris dissect a film that has the guy from CSI track down a serial killer with a hairlip: Manhunter. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. creeps us all out with a review of the batshit crazy film The Baby. Then Desmond comes back with the Read a Book segment with a vengeance! Three...

Five years ago this month, Ian Wilson, James Deaux, and Michael David Sims began a journey named The Dark Knight Discussions. Their mission: Meticulously cover every Batman movie ever produced. Today, the trio finally reach their goal with The Dark Knight Rises. Prepare for dated references to all the things, Bane voices, a possible headdesk, and the shock of the ages: Ian Wilson reveals his true...

In 2004, 4Kids Entertainment licensed One Piece for English adaptation. This adaptation has the reputation of being one of the worst adaptations ever produced. In 2007, after the license was dropped by 4Kids, Funimation Entertainment acquired the license and produced their own version. Kellen has watched through a significant amount of both of these versions of the show and asks the question: Whil...

On-air production meetings. Timothy Dalton in drag. The new cartoon sensation Lothar & Chums. Gremlins 2 references. Racially insensitive German accents. A list of villains that can't be stopped by a kick to the balls. And some talk about The Rocketeer. Some.