This month we’re covering video games! But Specifically games we feel like we missed the boat on when they were fresh and new. This week’s pick takes us back to those storied days when we thought full motion video was going to be all the rage! It’s space, the final fronFEAR in Star Trek: Borg!…
We wrap up the month of October with a very appropriate film, Halloween! This movie skips a bakers’ dozen of sequels and reboots, but does it earn its place in the franchise? Listen and find out! Follow The More You Nerd
Who said direct-to-video was a bad thing?! Well, a lot of people. But that’s not going to stop us from checking out one of the highlights of the mostly straight-to-tape franchise Puppet Master! Does it matter that we skipped the first two movies? Listen and find out! Follow The More You Nerd
Myles is finally back! And he’s brought with him all your favorite Halloween frights, kicking off with one of the most popular films from everyone’s favorite claw-handed nightmare … Freddy Krueger! Follow The More You Nerd
Drew is on his own again, and this time the monologue turns to toys! Specifically, one of the coolest line of Transformers to ever exist: The Alternators! (And their slightly cooler Japanese cousins Binaltech) Follow The More You Nerd
Between illness, vacations, and now weather catastrophes Drew is back with a quick solo episode talking about something he could do for hours … Star Trek! Follow The More You Nerd
We’ve reached the end of our color coded tokusatsu journey, and what better way to finish things off than by covering some of the shows that break the rules and do the things that no other Sentai shows could! Follow The More You Nerd
As the Power Rangers franchise falters in the US, Super Sentai remains strong in Japan, and this week we take a look at three series whose premises got passed over for conversion. But does that mean they should be ignored by western fans?! Listen and find out! Follow The More You Nerd
We’re back with more Super Sentai content, and this week we’re taking a look at some of the series that became Power Rangers shows in the Disney era: Dekaranger, Magiranger, and Go-Onger! These shows made were pretty popular adaptations, but how do the originals stack up? Follow The More You Nerd
In this episode, we talk about three Super Sentai shows that were only slightly converted into a respective Power Rangers version. From the kung fu powered Dairanger to the ninja team Kakuranger, and rounding out 20 years later with the constellation based Kyuranger! What got adapted? What didn’t? Are the originals better in the first…
