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This week Searanex is back to talk about the 2025 secquel, Nobody 2. The follow up to the 2021 action movie Nobody, starring Bob Odenkirk. Hutch Mansell (Odenkirk) is back in the game as an Auditor, but his work is again affecting his life at home. So he takes the family on a vacation to Plummerville Wisconsin, but things go a bit sideways. So, is this a worthy follow up to a surprisingly good act...

This week Travis is joined by Romina (Redromina online) to talk about the 2009 Duncan Jones directorial Debut, Moon. Starring Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell. He's stationed on the moon harvesting Helium 3, when an accident causes some weirdness to occur. The movie deal with isolation, the sense of self, sci fi tropes a plenty. So, is it a hidden gem, or another low budget, but high ambition movie that m...

This week Josh Munro is back with another early 80s movie that Travis hadn't heard of before. Looker stars Albert Finney, James Coburn, and Susan Dey, and is written and directed by Michael Crichton. Larry (Albert Finney) is a plastic surgeon who finds out that several of his patients have recently died in horrible accidents. He learns that they were all involved with Digital Matrix, and discovers...

This week we have a special episode in front of a live audience at Nerdtacular 2026 (apologies for the live sound, I need to learn how microphones work LOL) in Salt Lake City, Utah! Joe Houde joined Travis to talk about the 2004 Guillermo Del Toro film Hellboy. Joe had never seen it before, so we needed to fix that. Based on the comic book from Mike Mignola, and starring Ron Perlman as Hellboy him...

This week, Nizzbit returns to the show to have Travis watch the 2002 drama Road to Perdition for the first time. Set in 1931, Mike Sullivan works for the local mobster, but when his son Michael Jr stows away on one of his "errands" and witnesses a shootout, they become entangled in a plot to kill them both by the Mobsters son, Connor. Tom Hanks stars along with Paul Newman, Daniel Craig, and Tyler...

This week, Phil Rood is back, and he hasn't ever seen the 1997 film Hoodlum. He had never seen it before, and neither had Travis. Starring Laurence Fishburne, Chi McBride, Tim Roth, Andy Garcia, Vanessa Williams, and a host of others, and directed by Bill Duke. Bumpy Johnson is released from Sing Sing and heads back to Harlem in 1934, and gets in to a gang war with Dutch Schultz. So, why is this m...

This week, Myles of The More You Nerd is back to make Travis watch Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. A reboot of the Resident Evil movie franchise that tried to adapt the story of the first two games more closely. So, does this one hit the mark? Or can you just skip it and wait for the next movie to come out? Let's find out... Check out https://themoreyounerd.com and https://cosmiccrit.com t...

This week, Vic Iddstar Hill is here to chat about the 2006 Guillermo Del Toro dark Fairy Tale, Pan's Labyrinth. Del Toro had already established himself with films like Blade 2 and Hellboy, but this isn't your typical comic book fare. So, is this a true fairy tale worth watching? Does it live up to the hype it's been given over the past 20 years? Or is it a bit dated in today's climate? Let's find...

This week, Theo (aka Thatoneweirdo) is back on the show with yet another mid 90s hidden gem. To Die For stars Nicole Kidman in a career defining role as Suzanne Stone, a woman obsessed the idea of becoming a TV star, and is willing to go to any lengths to achieve that goal. But is the rest of the movie up to par with Kidman's performance? Can the rest of the cast match that level? Let's find out.....

This week, Rishi is back on the show to talk about the 2004 comedy White Chicks. Written by Shawn, Marlon and Keenen Ivory Wayans, and directed by Keenen Ivory, it's about 2 FBI agents who go undercover and 20 something white socialites. The question is, can you suspend disbelief far enough to buy in to this movie? Is this worthy of the multiple Razzie award nominations it recieved? Let's find out...

This week, Jaye Newport is back on the show. With the recent loss of director/actor Rob Reiner, the boys wanted to talk about his film, A Few Good Men (1992) It's a military courtroom drama about from the early 90s. The words "Code Red" are said almost 45 times throughout the film. And it's hailed as one of the great courtroom dramas of all time. But, is the film really up to all that hype? Or is...

Philip D Keating is back on the show. With the Stanley Cup playoffs starting, he decided it was high time we fixed a Paul Newman shaped hole is Travis' movie knowledge. Slap Shot is a 1977 sports comedy about the Charleston Chiefs hockey team. They are on the verge of being folded, so veteran player coach Reggie Dunlap decides to go for broke and bring in a couple of new enforcers. The Hanson boys...

This week, Alex and Tim of Airtime for Nonsense are here because neither Tim or Travis has ever seen The Ddevil Wears Prada, but Alex has. From 2006 it stars Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt. With a sequel coming out after 20 years, how does this movie stack up today? Is it worthy of the following it has? Does it warrant a sequel? And just how amazing is Stanley Tucci as...

This week, Drew of The More You Nerd is back to talk about the 2015 movie Turbo Kid. Set in the post apocalyptic future of 1997, a young man named The Kid is obsessed with Turbo Rider and his comic books, when he meets a young girl named Apple. But is Apple just a crazed wastelander, or is there more to her story? And who is Frederick, the arm wrestler. Oh, and Michael Ironside is also in this as...

This week, Travis is joined by Dennis Robinson of Botched Podcast to talk about the 1981 werewolf movie The Howling. Released the same year as An American Werewolf in London, and directed by Joe Dante. It may not be the best werewolf movie released that year, but it certainly is the horniest one. And be on the lookout for a young Robert Picardo along with Dee Wallace. So, is this one worth a howl...

This week, we're heading in to Cyberspace with Emily Swan to talk about the 1995 Cyberpunk movie Johnny Mnemonic. Starring Keanu Reeves, Dina Meyer and Takeshi Kitano, and based on a short story by William Gibson. Set in the future of 2021, Johnny is a data courier who has loaded a whopping 320 GB (more than twice his capacity) and now needs to get it out of his head before it kills him. And befor...

This week, Hammond Chamberlain is back on the show and he brought a film that is near and dear to him, The Amazing Mr. Blunden (1972). Travis hadn't even heard of this movie before it was brought up, so this is a brand new experience. It's set in 1918, when a couple of young children from London move in to a new house on an old and presumeably haunted estate in the countryside. When they meet the...

Kevin Cafferty is back this week to talk about one of his all time favorite films, Singin' in the Rain (1952). Travis had never seen this before. It's a story about silent film actors making the transition to talkies. Also, movie stars who share on screen romance, but can't stand each other. So, is this really one of the best musicals of all time? Or is it a cringe worth product of it's time? Let'...

It's episode 360 and we've come full circle with Josh Munro back on the show. This week, he's chatting with Travis about the 1980 film Night of the Juggler. Starring James Brolin and set in New York City, it's about an ex-cop who's daughter is kidnapped, and his race to find her and get her back, over the course of one day. So, is this a great time capsule of the late 70s in NYC, or just a dated m...

This week, Anthony Vito is back on the show, and that means we're talking Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (2022) After the last time he was on, he's watched all three movies, but Travis hadn't seen this one yet. Based on the video game series from Sega, and starring Jim Carrey, Ben Schartz, James Marsden, Idris Elba and Colleen O'Shaugnessey. So, is this a great movie adaptation of a video game? Or, did they...

This week, Matthew Sargent is back to talk about 2021's dark fantasy tale, The Green Knight. It's an adaptation of the poem of Sir Gawain and The Green Knight, written and direted by David Lowery. It stars Dev Patel as Gawain, with Alicia Vikander in dual roles, Joel Edgerton, and Ralph Ineson. So, is this a visual feast, or pretentious and overly confusing? Let's find out... Check out Matthew's k...

This week, Tyler aka thefullrunthrough is back on the show. He's seen the movie In Time (2011) before, but Travis is seeing it for the first time. Set in a near future dystopia where literal time is currenty, it stars Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried. With Cillian Murphy, and written and directed by Andrew Niccol. So is this some thrilling and though provoking Science Fiction, or does it star...

This week, Amy Frost is here to get Travis to watch one of the formative films in her life, Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971). It stars Angela Lansbury as an apprectice Witch of the Emelius Brown Correspondance College of Witchcraft, and the adventure she and the childrenn embark on to find a magic spell to help the war effort. So, is this a Disney classic that just slipped by? And how did it land f...

This week, Travis is joined by Kevin the Critic to talk about 1994's adaptation of the video game Street Fighter. Starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Raul Julia (in his final role) this movie goes places. But, is it worth a watch 30 years later? Or should it be left in the past? And, how difficult is it to adapt a video game in to a film in the first place? Let's find out... Check out Kevin's...

This week, Jay Funktastic is back to talk about 2022's action comedy, Bullet Train. A cast that seems to keep rolling out more and more surprises, and fast paced action aboard the Bullet train in Japan, several operatives are all going after the same briefcase. But who hired them, and what other motives did they have? And are you a Diesel, or a Thomas? Let's find out... Catch Jason on Nerd Cave Re...