Ramble With Russel Podcast on Talkshoe: Recent Episodes
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The second home of the popular Ramble With Russel Podcast that started back in May of 2006 on libsyn. Join Russel each episode as he reviews books, movies, tv shows and video game across a wide variety of genres with the occasional special guest and convention coverage. Started on Talkshoe as LIVE Specials. Now check out new regular episodes right here on Talkshoe. The original website is at http://ramblingruss.libsyn.com for earlier episodes.
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On this episode of the show, the ghost with the most, worlds at an end, a hero in red, a legendary team-up, and a mutant musical.First up, it is a trip back to where it started with the 4K blu-ray review of Bettlejuice. The world’s greatest heroes try to save the multi-verse with the blu-ray review of Justice League : Crisis on Infinite Earths : Part Three. We take a trip back to the 90’s with the blu-ray review of The Flash : The Original Series (Courtesy of Allied Vaughn Entertainment Group and Warner Archive). The merc with a mouth is back with the theatrical movie review of Deadpool and Wolverine. A Tromaville classic gets the song and dance treatment with the extra dvd review of The Toxic Avenger : The Musical (Courtesy of Allied Vaughn Entertainment and Giant Distribution). Music for this episode features the songs Another One Bites the Dust cover by DJ Emin Baki, Crash cover by Maya, and The Boys Are Back in Town cover by 4 Gone Bad, which can be found at www.reverbnation.com.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s , cards of death, frozen fear, mystery in the snow, and stuntman blues.First up, a simple game of cards turns deadly with the blu-ray review of Tarot (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Generations unite to fight a new threat with the 4K blu-ray review of Ghostbusters : Frozen Empire (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). It is a murder during the darkest days up North with the blu-ray review of True Detective : Night Country (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). A classic 80’s tv show gets a modern twist with the 4K review of The Fall Guy (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Ghostbusters theme cover by Kontra Band, Cold as Ice cover by Where is My Car, and I Was Made for Loving You cover by Sergio Bianchi Teka P, which can be found at www.reverbnation.com.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s magical helpers, battling monsters, powerful pints, and a dose of Western justice.First up, a young man gets introduced to a new world with the blu-ray review of The American Society of Magical Negroes (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). Two legendary monsters team up to fight a new threat with the 4K blu-ray review of Godzilla X Kong : The New Empire (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a trip back to the 90's with the retro animated tv show on dvd review of PowerPuff Girls :The Complete Series (Courtesy of Allied Vaughn Entertainment Group and Warner Archive). Frontier justice gets a new face with the retro tv show on blu-ray review of Colt .45 : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Allied Vaughn Entertainment Group and Warner Archive)Music for this episode features the songs Godzilla cover by Daze Gone By, Girls Wanna Have Fun cover by Fat Fendered Blvd, and Wanted Dead or Alive cover by Acoustically Speaking, which can be found at www.reverbnation.com.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s women of the web, a suitor undead, an angry man, and a planet full of sand.First up, Scooby-Doo and the gang get a case of scary deja-vu with the blu-ray review of Scooby-Doo and Zombie Island and Scooby-Doo Return to Zombie Island (Courtesy of Allied Vaughan Entertainment Group and Warner Archive). It is a blast to rom-com pasts with the 4K reviews of Sleepless in Seattle and Punch Drunk Love, the final part of The Columbia Classics 4K Collection Vol. 4 (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The legendary black and white warrior returns with the 4K review of Kung-Fu Panda 4 : Collector's Edition (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). It's a trip back to 1970's New York with the tv on dvd review of Welcome Back Kotter : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Kung-Fu Fighting by the Invincible Ukelele Ninja, Just the Two of Us by Pj Talbot, and Welcome Back Kotter theme cover by Phil Superman, which can be found at www.reverbnation.com.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s women of the web, a suitor undead, an angry man, and a planet full of sand.First up, new web warriors are born with the blu-ray review of Madame Webb (Cortesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). If you cannot find a botfriend then make one with the blu-ray review of Lisa Frankenstein : Collector's Edition (Couresy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). A dangerous man gets an even deadlier traget with the 4K blu-ray reviiew of The Beekeeper (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment) statting Jason Statham. The fight for power rages on with the 4K blu-ray review of Dune : Part Two (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs I Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore cover by James Meldrum, I Can See Clearly Now cover by The Hibernation, and Evil Woman by Tombstone which can be found at www.reverbnation.com.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s classic animated adventures, a multi-versal battle, a team's final journey, and a kid's pet turns deadly.First up, it is a trip down cartoon memory lane back to Part One of 1987 with the blu-ray review of Hanna-Barbera's Superstars 10 (Courtesy of Allied Vaughan Entertainment and Warner Archive) featuring Yogi Bear, Scooby-Doo and many more. The battle to save the DC Multi-verse continues with the 4K Steelbook blu-ray of Justice League :Crisis on Infinite Earths : Part Two (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The team of misfits fights for the world and thier longevity with the blu-ray review of Doom Patrol : The Fourth and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A lonely young girl meets a very deadly eight-legged pets with the digital review of Sting (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment) that is playing at a theatre new you.Music for this episode features the songs We Are Family cover by Noisy Nights, End of The Line by Midnight Sunday, and One Way Or Anonther by One Direction British Irish.. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s a forced couple, a school of mystery, a pool of terror, and, a monsterous mother-hood.First up,a wedding turns into couple therapy with the blu-ray review of Anyone But You (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). A school olf mystery finds a daughter of woe with the blu-ray review of Wednesday Season 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Home Entertainment). A family pool turns into a dip into terror with the blu-ray review of NIght Swim (Courtesy of Univeral Pictures Hopme Entertainment). A holiday home invasion takes a terrfying turn with the digital review of A Creature Was Stirring (Courtesy of Well Go USA Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs The Adams Family theme by Sarah Winston, Night Swimming by Chop and Screw You, and Suck on You Remastere by The Klaxxis. Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s a flocking family, a kingdom under siege, a kid in the middle, and a traveler from the stars. First up,a family of birds go on an epic journey with the blu-ray review of Migration (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). A new threat from an old foe arises with the blu-ray review of Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The trip through the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Vol. 4 Part 2 with the reviews of Kramer Vs. Kramer and John Carpenter's Starman (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs I'm Like a Bird cover by Mr.Albert, Under The Sea cover by 21st streamline, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a concert review and a YouTuber interview. First up I go over my experience attending the recent opening night of Westlife's 1st North American The Hits Tour that took place at Meridian Hall in Toronto on March 11th. Then I welcome YouTube Action Figure reviewer Kyle Peterson to the show where we discuss his new book, The Complete Guide to Jakks Classic Superstars, along with many aspects of action figure collecting. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s a brick of terror, a creature of fear, a tough newspaper reporter, a memorable dinner, and a legendary space station. First up, a podcasters gets more than she bargained for with the digital screener review of Monolith (Courtesy of Well GO USA Entertainment) that is at a theatre near you. A childhood fear takes solid form with the digital review of The Bogeyman *Courtesy of 20th Century Home Studios). It is the first reviews ftom the Sony Classics 4K Collection Vol.4 with the 4K reviews of My Girl Friday and Guess Who is Coming to Dinner (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertaoinment)). The Journey begins with t5eh blu-ray review of Babylon 5 : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Enter Sandman cover by Five Finger Discount, Skeletons in the Closet by Hellfire Revival, The Glory of Love by Janine Graham, and Rocketman cover by Adrian Chisholm, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s a legendary shoe, teen agnst reenewed, an universe on the edge and a family with a pledge.First up, the rise of a basketball star and his legendary footwear with the blu-ray review of Air (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A father and son's relationship gets pushed to the limits with the 4K review of classic James Dean movie East of Eden (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Hereos from across the DC Multiverse get together to save their worlds with the steelbook 4K review of Justice League : Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It's a rescue of musical proportions with the 4K review of Trolls Band Together (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs In The Air Tonight cover by Troit Productions, Hero by First Flight Band, and We Are Family by Noisy Nights, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it’s a fight to save the future, battle of the bots, a town under siege and a dream master on leave.First up, the state of Doctor Who and Super-Hero movies as we march into a new year. The future and the past collide with the movie review of Alienoid : Return to the Future (Courtesy of Well GO USA Entertainment). The Autobots get some new allies with the blu-ray review of Transformers : Rise of the Beasts. A Sheriff and his Deputies face a big challenge with the 4K review of Howard Hawk’s western Rio Bravo (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring John Wayne, Dean Martin, and Ricky Nelson. The master of Dreams fights for survival in the blu-ray review of DC’s The Sandman: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Mister Sandman by Samira Jack, Animal by Stage5, and Dream a Little Dream by Christian Davies, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Make sure to DM me the answer in X for the trivia question to win 1 of 3 blu-ray copies of the brand new release of Trolls Band Together courtesy of our friends at Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Listen to the end of the show for the question for a chance to win your copy today.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a race to be the best, baptism in blood, family greed, and a station in the stars.First up, a video gamer gets a chance of a lifetime with the blu-ray review of Gran Turismo (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The battle for a man’s soul takes centre stage with the dvd review of Titans : The Complete Fourth and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The battle for power rages on with the dvd review of HBO’s Succession : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It’s is a trip back to 90’s sci-fi set in the year 2257 with the blu-ray review of Babylon 5 : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs We Are Family by Bread Without a Dish, Money For Nothing cover by Crock Rock Band, and We Are Family cover by Sister Sledge, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Be sure to check out the next episode for the announcement and trivia question for a brand new giveaway contest – this time for the release of Trolls Band Together from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a man on a mission, the return of a holy evil, the dawning of an atomic age, and an old adventurer goes for one more ride. First up it is some talk on toy news with Hasbro and the most recent batch of super hero movies coming out. Robert McCall is back with the blu-ray review of The Equalizer 3 (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Denzel Washington. An old evil returns with the 4K blu-ray review of The Nun 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The history of one man’s desctructive dream coming true is review with the blu-ray review of Oppenheimer (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). A legendary hero rides again with the digital review of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment)Music for this episode features the songs Back in Black by Rick’s Diamonds, War What is It Good For by Soulshake, and On the Road Again by Michael Peace, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles? Why not use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase, and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US plus using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show, it's a fight to survive, dogs on a mission, heroes re-uniting, and a new hero on the rise. First up we kick things off with a tech review of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 (Courtesy of Samsung Canada). The terror from Woodsboro hits the big city with the blu-ray review of Scream 6. An abandoned dog and his friends is on a journey of revenge with the blu-ray review of Strays (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) starring the voices of Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx. World's collide again with the animated 4K blu-ray review of Justice League X RWBY : Super-Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A new teenage heroes answers the call with the blu-ray review of DC's Blue Beetle (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Hound Dog cover by Nikki Influenced by Kings Martinez, Who Let the dogs out cover by Aeyess, and New Kid in Town cover by T & T , that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the show's Amazon Wish List and YOU can get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_In the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, be sure to check out www.entertainmentearth.com and use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order that is over $79 gets free shipping in the US. Using the code helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a fight across the globe, a kung-fu legend rises, a legend in plastic, and an underwater terror resurfaces. First up it's a race to save the world with the dvd review of Sniper G.R.I.T. (Courtesy of Sony PIctures Home Entertainment). A martial arts legend takes to the silver screen with the 4K blu-ray review of Enter the Dragon (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Bruce Lee. It's a toy's life in crisis with the blu-ray movie review of The Barbie Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Terror from the depths come back for seconds with the 4K blu-ray of The Meg 2 : The Trench (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Kung-Fu Fighting by the invicible ukulele ninja, barbi by sixteen penny discography, and barracuda cover by expozur , that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU can get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_In the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a canine team-up, a fiery romance, a full-on cage adventure, and a universe of Spiders. First up, the Mystery Inc. gang take on a super-powered challenge with the dvd review of Scooby-Doo and Krypto Too : An Orginal MOvie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Fire and water do mix with the digital review of Pixar's Elemental (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). It is a very violent trip back to the 80's with the 4K blu-ray review of Mortal Kombat Legends : Cage Match (Courtesy of Warner Bors.Home Entertainment). The world of Miles Morales gets even bigger with the blu-ray review of Spider-Man : Across The Spider-verse (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Just the Two of Us cover by Grateful Hammock, Romeo and Juliet cover by Moody Luke and One is tyhe Loneliest Number by Lil Elmo and the Cosmos , that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU can get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_In the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a teenage dream date, a young girl's demonic fate, and trouble under the sea. First up, it is assignment: date my boy with the blu-ray review of No Hard Feelings (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Jennifer Lawrence. One of the most terrifying movies gets the remastered treatment with the 4K blu-ray review of 1973's The Exorcist (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A young girl discovers a very large secret about herself with the blu-ray review of Dreamwork's Ruby Gillman : Teenage Kraken (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). Another classic animated movie gets the live action update with the digital review of The Little Mermaid (2023) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures Home Entertainment); Music for this episode features the songs Beds Are Burning cover by Ronnie, Under The Sea cover by 21st Streamline, and Poor Unfortunate Souls Roick Cover by Mad n Mack, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU can get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_In the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a journey back to space, vengeance fights the bat, the last mile is run and a universe gets reset. First up, a universe of possibilities opens up with the animated 4K blu-ray review of Babylon 5 : The Road Home (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The Dark Knight must prove his innocence with the animated 4K blu-ray review of Batman : Mask of the Phantasm (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The Arrowverse comes to an end with the blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Ninth and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) . World's collide with the 4Kblu-ray movie review of The Flash (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Baby I'm Coming Home cover by Killer Slugs, On The Road Again cover by Michael Peace, and If I could Turn Back Time cover by Teri, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU can get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_In the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $79 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's vengeance from the past, an island of death, a song of salvation, and the start of the last ride. First up is some entertainment news from the world of physical media and the passing of 2 legends of the wrestling world. An alcoholic bender from 20 years ago in Russia comes back with a vengeance in the blu-ray review of The Machine (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Legends unite at Alcatraz for the animated blu-ray review of Resident Evil : Death Island (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Dethlok's time to save the world has begun with the blu-ray review of Adult Swim's Metalocalypse : Army of The Doomstar (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the beginning of the end with the blu-ray review of Fast X : The Collector's Edition (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment)
Music for this episode features the songs When I Come Around cover by It's a Mixed up World, Jailhouse Rock by Southpaw Australia, and Crash cover by Maya that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's heroes fighting in strange worlds, a young knight's destiny unfurls, a world hangs on the brink and, a team must swim or sink. First up it is a brief re-cap on what is happening in the world of entertainment and pop-culture. The Trinity of the DCU have to battle their way through some strange worlds to survive with the 4K review of the latest chapter in the DC Universe Movie Justice League : Warworld (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The battle of the Gods has just begun with the blu-ray review of The Knights of the Zodiac (Courtesy of Sony PIctures Home Entertainment). One of the biggest games on the PS3 hits the small screen with the blu-ray review of HBO's The Last of Us : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is time for one last tour around the universe with the digital review of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy : Volume 3 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Knights in White Satin cover by Victory Band, Do you realize cover by Los Sixtys, and On the Road Again cover by Michael Peace that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's the journey of an adventurous family, a family vacation of epic proportions, and a video game legend gets animated. First up on the show, I give my take on the ongoing strike action in Hollywood and some recent decisions on some Disney marketing decisions when it comes to home video. It is a double dip into the land of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim with the dvd review of The Venture Bros. : The Complete Series and blu-ray of The Venture Bros. movie: Radiant is The Blood of the Baboon Heart (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a trip back to the 80's when it all began for the Griswold clan with the 4K blu-rya review of National Lampoon's Vacation (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment) starring Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo. The animated world of Nintendo comes to life with the blu-ray review of The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) along with a giveaway for 2 digital copies of the movie.
Music for this episode features the songs Secret Agent Man cover by Ruthie and the gents, and Holiday Road cover by Blue Osyter Culture Club that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's a man with a plan, a priest in demand, a servant's plight and a man in flight. First up it is the blu-ray review of Big George Foreman (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). A devilish challenge is issued with the blu-ray review of The Pope's Exorcist (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Russell Crowe. A servant steps out of a very dark shadow with the blu-ray review of Renfield (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Nicolas Cage as Dracula. A young man is being hunted with the digital movie review of The Childe (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs The Devil Inside cover by Ronnie Lee, One is the Loneliest Number cover by Lil Elmo and the Cosmos, and Sweet Child of Mine cover by Mindwell Adams that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's a debt repaid, a mission gone wrong, the dead rise again, and a child's revenge. First up a man risks his life to save the one that saved his with the blu-ray review of Guy Ritchie's : The Covenant (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A space voyage home takes a turn to the Jurrasic side with the blu-ray review of 65 (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Adam Driver. An old horror franchise gets a new chapter with the blu-ray review of Evil Dead Rise (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Just when you thought she was out, she gets dragged back in with the digital review of The Wrath of Becky (Courtesy of Quiver Distribution) that is playing at a theatre near you.
Music for this episode features the songs Rocketman cover by Nicola Salimei,Bad To The Bone cover by Tendaze, and Evil Woman cover by Sagoba that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's a bear gone wild, punching out a rival in style, Elder Gods fight, and the smallest might. First up it is a trip into nature with deadly consequences with the blu-ray review of Cocaine Bear (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). Then an old rival returns with the 4K blu-ray review of Creed 3 (Courtesy fo Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). One word can change everything with the 4K blu-ray review of Shazam! Fury of The Gods (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A large threat to the MCU emerges with the digital review of Antman & The Wasp : Quantumania (Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures).
Music for this episode features the songs Hit Me With Your Best Shot cover by Piece of my Heart, Holding out for a Hero by Toveemoon, and Little Lies cover by Jessic Johnson that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.b
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On this episode of the show it's a celebration of a life semi-lived, heroes from different worlds unit, and you will believe a man can fly. First up, it is a trip back to 50'6 London, England with the blu-ray review of Living (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). It is a battle to save 2 universes with the 4K animated review of Justice League X RWBY :Super Heroes & Hunters : Part 1 (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). It is the super hero movie collection that started it all, so break out some popcorn for an in-depth review (Spoiler Warning) of the 4K Superman 5 - Film Collection 1978 - 1987 (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment)Music for this episode features the songs Living Thing cover by Pierre Simoes and Magic Power cover by Frayed Nott that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a lonely man in despair, a man without a care, a mysterious bird, and time served. We kick things off with a bonus review of a recent tv special on Netflix, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers : Once and Always as the heroes face off against an old enemy. A grumpy widower gets his death interrupted with the blu-ray movie review of A Man Called Otto (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Tom Hanks . A young man's angst takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of Rebel Without a Cause (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). A gritty detective takes on the case of a lifetime with the 4K blu-ray review of the film noir classic The Maltese Falcon (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). He's a loner that can't be broken with the 4K blu-ray of Cool Hand Luke (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment) starring Paul Newman.Music for this episode features the songs One is The Loneliest Number cover by Lil Elmo and the Cosmos, Jailhouse Rock cover by South Paw Australia, and I'm Like a Bird cover by Fiona Mckirdy that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US and using the codes helps out the show.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a trip back in time with cartoons, a teenager's quest to find her mother, a new voyage across the stars, and dark knight's ultimate quest. First up it is a double dip into the Disney Vault with the digital reviews of Mickey and Minnie 10 Classic Shorts Vol 1 & Mickey & Friends Animated Shorts Vol. 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures Home Entertainment). The hunt for the truth through a digital lense begins with the blu-ray review of Missing (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Another chapter begins in the history of the U.S.S. Enterprise with the blu-ray review of Star Trek : Strange New Worlds : Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). The Caper Crusader returns to fight a Lovecraftian evil with the animated 4K blu-ray review of Batman : The Doom that Came to Gotham (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs I'm Missing You cover by Kevin Barker, A Whole New World cover by Christine Nadon, and Monster cover by Trevor Brenton that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a town in crisis, a bad first day, the roar of 1920's Hollywood, and a deadly quest. First up it is the animated dvd review of South Park : The Post COVID Specials (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The first day on the job turns deadly with the 4K review of Training Day (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The rise and fall of 1920's Hollywood shines with the blu--ray review of Babylon (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A young mage takes on a monstrous quest with the blu-ray review of Dragonslayer (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Beautiful Day cover by Worst Case Scenario, Time After Time Cover by Gemma Howells, and Chinatown : The Dragon's Lair by W.A. Milligan that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's another journey to an undisclosed location for another installment of the brand-new segment The Online Content Creator Roundtable Round 2, featuring not one but two YouTubers, Bernie Hipos, 3 years on the platform, and Callum, who just started in January along with co-worker Joe. Topics include exploring more aspects of making YouTube videos and a special mystery bonus question of the day. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, and want to help the podcast, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a party gone wild, a child in danger, a diva's rise and a cat's will to survive. First up is the dvd review of House Party (2023) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) as a new generation tries to make the big time. They took his daughter, he'll take his revenge in the dvd review of Little Dixie (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Frank Grillo. The life of one the biggest pop-stars of her generation takes centre stage with the blu-ray review of Whitney Houston : I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). A legendary cat is down to his last life with the 4K Collector's Edition review of Puss in Boots : The Last Wish (Courtesy of Universal PIctures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Brick House cover by Sweet Harmony Harvest Common Ground, I Wanna Dance With Somebody cover by Debbie's Midnight Runners, and When You Wish Upon A Star cover by Rick Sutherland aka Michigan, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Tweet @RamblingRuss the answer to the trivia question to win a 4K copy of the new Puss in Boots : The Last Wish (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) for any of my Canadian listerners.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a journey to an undisclosed location for the debut of a brand-new segment The Online Content Creator Roundtable Round 1, featuring not one but two YouTubers, Bernie Hipos, 3 years on the platform, and Callum, who just started in January. Topics include starting a YouTube channel and the challenges involved in getting it done. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Tune into the next regular show for a chance to win a 4K copy of the new Puss in Boots : The Last Wish (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) for any of my Canadian listerners.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's a hospital gone mad, Santa feeling bad, a filmmaker's life, and a world in strife. First up it is a fight for survival in the digital movie review of Disquiet (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures). The holiday season turns deadly with the blu-ray review of Violet Night : The Collector's Edition (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The journey of a legendary director is revealed in the 4K review of The Fablemans (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It's a journey to an inner world with the animated 4K Steelbook edition of Strange World (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Christmas Time by Asterisk, There's No Business, Like Show Business cover by The Foolz, and The World Keeps on Turning by Kirby Howarth, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $59 gets free shipping in the US.Tune into the next regular show for a chance to win a 4K copy of the new Puss in Boots : The Last Wish (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) for any of my Canadian listerners.Disclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
On this episode of the show it's danger in a small package, the start of a movement, a little girl lost, and a kingdom under attack. First up a trip into the woods goes horribly wrong with the digital movie review of There's Something Wrong With The Children (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). It is the story behind the headlines that changed the movie industry with the blu-ray review of She Said (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). The girl of steel heads to the future with the 4K blu-ray review of Legion of Superheroes (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A legacy is continued with the digital review of Black Panther : Wakanda Forever (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs People Are Strange cover by Sonny Lee, Time After Time cover by Seven Mile Ford, and No Woman No Cry by Ragganasta Dub Roots, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiIn the mood to buy some action figures or collectibles, use code https://ee.toys/RAMRUSS10 to save 10% on your next purchase and any order over $39 gets free shipping in the USDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it's old rivals unite, a new ship in flight, terror in the night and a monster in sight. First up, a divorced couple tires to stop their daughter in the blu-ray review of Ticket To Paradise (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts. It's a new crew with an old familiar face for the animated blu-ray review of Star Trek : Prodigy (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment) It is time for the final showdown with the 4K blu-ray review of Halloween Ends (Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment). A group of young adults fight to survive a monstrous time in the 15th Anniversary 4K SteelBook edition of Cloverfield (Courtesy of {Paramoubt PIctures Home Entertainmenet). Music for this episode features the songs Two Tickets to Paradise cover by Rock House, Halloween Theme cover by Hoyland and Godzille cover by Daze Gonbe By, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it's a quest to save the universe, a romantic comedy with a twist, a new kind of hero, and a house divided. First up the crew takes on a huge threat with the dvd review of Star Trek : Discovery Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It's the tale of 2 men in love with the blu-ray review of Bros (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The balance of power is about to change in the DC Universe with the 4K blu-ray review of Black Adam (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is back to the world of Westeros with the 4K Limited Edition Steelbook review of Game of Thones : House of the Dragon : Season 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Two Hearts Beating by Mother Lights, Paint it Black cover by The Whitehouse Review, and Fade to Black cover by Burakyavuz, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it's a quest to save the universe, a romantic comedy with a twist, a new kind of hero, and a house divided. First up the crew takes on a huge threat with the dvd review of Star Trek : Discovery Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It's the tale of 2 men in love with the blu-ray review of Bros (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The balance of power is about to change in the DC Universe with the 4K blu-ray review of Black Adam (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is back to the world of Westeros with the 4K Limited Edition Steelbook review of Game of Thones : House of the Dragon : Season 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Two Hearts Beating by Mother Lights, Paint it Black cover by The Whitehouse Review, and Fade to Black cover by Burakyavuz, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it is the giant sized edition of the Christmas Special and Holiday Gift Guide rolled into one. First up as a present to everyone, you get the tale of my Nova Scotia surfing adventure with my sister Sarah-Jayne and brother-in-law Brent as I take to the waves for the first time. A lounge singing lizard sings his way into a family's heart with the blu-ray review of Lyle, Lyle the Crocodile (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The Griswald's holiday celebration takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An elf just wants want to spend time with his dad with the 4K blu-ray of Elf (Courtesy of Warner Home Entertainment) starring Will Ferrell. It's a story of a young boy and his gun with the 4K blu-ray movie review of A Christmas Story (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). For the Holiday Gift Guide segment its a deep dive into 6 movies from the 30's to the 90's with the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 3 - Featuring the movies It Happened One Night, From Here to Eternity, To Sir, With Love, The Last Picture Show, Annie (1982), and As Good As it Gets (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Crocodile Rock cover by Kris Crump, Christmas Vacation cover by Santa Claus is Coming to Town cover by That Thing Next Door, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it is the giant sized edition of the Christmas Special and Holiday Gift Guide rolled into one. First up as a present to everyone, you get the tale of my Nova Scotia surfing adventure with my sister Sarah-Jayne and brother-in-law Brent as I take to the waves for the first time. A lounge singing lizard sings his way into a family's heart with the blu-ray review of Lyle, Lyle the Crocodile (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The Griswald's holiday celebration takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An elf just wants want to spend time with his dad with the 4K blu-ray of Elf (Courtesy of Warner Home Entertainment) starring Will Ferrell. It's a story of a young boy and his gun with the 4K blu-ray movie review of A Christmas Story (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). For the Holiday Gift Guide segment its a deep dive into 6 movies from the 30's to the 90's with the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 3 - Featuring the movies It Happened One Night, From Here to Eternity, To Sir, With Love, The Last Picture Show, Annie (1982), and As Good As it Gets (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Crocodile Rock cover by Kris Crump, Christmas Vacation cover by Santa Claus is Coming to Town cover by That Thing Next Door, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it is the giant sized edition of the Christmas Special and Holiday Gift Guide rolled into one. First up as a present to everyone, you get the tale of my Nova Scotia surfing adventure with my sister Sarah-Jayne and brother-in-law Brent as I take to the waves for the first time. A lounge singing lizard sings his way into a family's heart with the blu-ray review of Lyle, Lyle the Crocodile (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The Griswald's holiday celebration takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An elf just wants want to spend time with his dad with the 4K blu-ray of Elf (Courtesy of Warner Home Entertainment) starring Will Ferrell. It's a story of a young boy and his gun with the 4K blu-ray movie review of A Christmas Story (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). For the Holiday Gift Guide segment its a deep dive into 6 movies from the 30's to the 90's with the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 3 - Featuring the movies It Happened One Night, From Here to Eternity, To Sir, With Love, The Last Picture Show, Annie (1982), and As Good As it Gets (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Crocodile Rock cover by Kris Crump, Christmas Vacation cover by Santa Claus is Coming to Town cover by That Thing Next Door, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show it is the giant sized edition of the Christmas Special and Holiday Gift Guide rolled into one. First up as a present to everyone, you get the tale of my Nova Scotia surfing adventure with my sister Sarah-Jayne and brother-in-law Brent as I take to the waves for the first time. A lounge singing lizard sings his way into a family's heart with the blu-ray review of Lyle, Lyle the Crocodile (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). The Griswald's holiday celebration takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An elf just wants want to spend time with his dad with the 4K blu-ray of Elf (Courtesy of Warner Home Entertainment) starring Will Ferrell. It's a story of a young boy and his gun with the 4K blu-ray movie review of A Christmas Story (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). For the Holiday Gift Guide segment its a deep dive into 6 movies from the 30's to the 90's with the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 3 - Featuring the movies It Happened One Night, From Here to Eternity, To Sir, With Love, The Last Picture Show, Annie (1982), and As Good As it Gets (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment).Music for this episode features the songs Crocodile Rock cover by Kris Crump, Christmas Vacation cover by Santa Claus is Coming to Town cover by That Thing Next Door, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show, it's a killer grin, a life surreal, a night unreal, and holiday cheer. First up once you see it's too late with the blu-ray review of Smile (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). Not all is what it seems with the 4K blu-ray review of Don't Worry Darling (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). It is games in the dark with the blu-ray review of Bodies, Bodies, Bodies (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). A young boy gets the ride of his life with the 4K blu-ray review of The Polar Express (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Twilight Time cover by Gary Browning, Tears on my Pillow cover by Paul Tyree, and Last Train to Clarksville cover by Geriatrica, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_shareiDisclaimer : Any commercial inserted into the show are done so and chosen by the rss feed provider Talkshoe for use of the website/rss feed and not chosen by the host.
In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_sharei
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_sharei
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_sharei
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle of the boats, a train of combat, a speedster's trial and the making of a legend. First up it is a journey back to 1592 with the blu-ray review of Hansan : Rising Dragon (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is a battle on a high speed railway with the Blu-ray review of Bullet Train (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Bard Pitt. It is a another race to the finish line with the Blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a cinematic legend The Godfather with the tv show on dvd review of The Offer (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Stayin Alive cover by Bandsalat, Crash cover by Maya, and The Godfather Theme by Mohit Sharma, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
Want to contribute to the show and be part of interactive podcasting then Check out the shows Amazon Wish List and YOU get to decide what gets reviewed next.....at https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/1ZTMMACBXDPPE?ref_=wl_sharei
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In this episode of the show, it's a witch reborn, a team reunited, a battle for the galaxy, and nature strikes back. First off I talk about the passing of one of the greatest vioices of the Dark Knight, Kevin Conroy. Another young girl's life gets torn apart with the blu-ray review of The Witch 2 : The Otther One (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertaihment). Old friends unite with the the animated 4L blu-ray review of Aqua Teen Forever : Plantasm (Couresy of Warner Bros. Pictures Home Entertainment). The UNSC's greatest hero faces his bigegst challenge with the tv show blu-ray review of Halo : Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment), It is a battle of man vs animal with the blu-ray review of Beast (Curtesy of Universal Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs I Put a Spell on You cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, Halo cover by Luara Robinson, and The Lions Sleeps Tonight cover by Steve Roberts, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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n this episode of the show, it's a captain's journey, a warlord is challenged, a dog must rise and spooky fun with Scooby-Doo. First up is the latest news on what has been happening with DC Shows and Warner Brothers. It's a journey to the past to save the future with the blu-ray review of Star Trek : Picard Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). A new hero must rise to the challenge with the 4K blu-ray of Mortal Kombat Legends : Snowblind (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). A samurai dog must prove his worth with the animated blu-ray movie review of Paws of Fury : The Legend Of Hank (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment) starring the voices of Michael Cera & Samuel L. Jackson. The Mystery Inc. Gang have a Halloween scare with the dvd animated movie review of Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo Original Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment)
Music for this episode features the songs Time After Time cover by Seven Mile Ford, Kung Fu Fighting by the Invincible Ukulele, and Monster Mash cover by The Bellegards, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, a legend returns to the skies, a young monster is on the rise, two sons fight, and a super dog takes flight. First up the fight is in the air with the blu-ray review of the Top 2-Movie Collection featuring the orignal and the new Maverick (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). Fights take on a monsterous scale with the blu-ray review of Rumble (Courtesy fo Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment). Two legendary sons of the word's finest heroes have to save the world with the 4K blu-ray review of Batman and Superman : Battle of the Super Sons (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). It's a super dog's life with the dvd review of Krypto : The Super Dog : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Godzilla cover by Daze Gone By, Starman cover by Shawn Mars, and I Got You Under My Skin cover by Mark Gray that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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n this episode of the show, it's a hero's redemption, the strength of a father, a vacation trip gone bad, crime in the islands, and an alien threat. First up I give an update on the latest developments with The Flash movie and what it's future might hold. An anti-hero looks to save the world with the blu-ray review of Peacemaker : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring John Cena. The man of steel meets his match in reverse with the blu-ray review of Superman & Lois : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment(. A holiday vacation takes a bad turn with the dvd review of HBO's The White Lotus : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Criminal investigations take a tropical feel with the tv show dvd review of NCIS : Hawaii : Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A southern US ranch gets an alien encounter of the hungry kind with the blu-ray review of The Collector's Edition of Nope (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Home Sweet Home Cover by Eddie Jacobs, Vacation cover by Blue Oyster Culture Club, Blue Hawaii cover by Raymond Porter, and Man Eater by Yeast Lords that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a case of old-west justice, a community under crisis, Pets to the rescue, and Gods both old and new. First up is the digital review of a new Western Dead For a Dollar (Courtesy of Quiver Films Distribution) starring Willem Defoe. The delicate balance between law and order is strained in the blu-ray review of The Mayor Of Kingstown (Courtesy of Paramount Home Pictures Entertainment). It's man's best friend to the rescue with the 4K blu-ray review of DC League of Superpets (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The God of Thunder looks for redemption in the digital movie review of Thor : Love and Thunder (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Wanted Dead or Alive cover by Acoustically Speaking, Jail House Rock cover by South Paw Austrailia, and Swwet Child of Mine cover by Mindwell Adams that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's holidays of horror, vampiric boys, ghostly haunts and a bandit who wants. First up it's a quick review of episode one of the new Quantum Leap Reboot. The Dark Knight struggles to keep Gotham City from falling apart with the 4K blu-ray review of Batman : The Long Halloween : Deluxe Edition (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). Two iconic 80's Horror movies get a high-def upgrade with the retro reviews of The Lost Boys and Poltergeist for the first time on 4K blu-ray (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).
It's time for another Interview and review with the movie review of Bandit (Courtesy of Quiver Distribution) and interview with the Director, Allan Ungar. Look for more interviews from the cast and crew from their Los Angeles movie premiere on my Twitter page.
Music for this episode features the songs Cry Little Sister cover by Seasons After, and Leaving on a Jet Plane cover by Nadina Putri, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a fatal mistake, life of a king, minions in the groove and Buzz on the move. First up it is a trip back to the 80's with the retro 4K blu-ray review of Fatal Attraction (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close. Then is a look into the life of the King of Rock through Col. Tom Parker with the 4L blu-ray review of Elvis (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a trip back to the 70's and the start of a despicable career with the 4K blu-ray review of Minions : The Rise of Gru (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It is the story behind a toy with the digital review of Lightyear (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Suspicious Minds cover by Derek, Despicable Me cover by Tha Monkey House, and Rocket Man cover by Davin, that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a recap on the latest delays to some upcoming DCEU films and when you can expect to see them in theatres. The future of the world lies in the pasyt and present with the digital movie review of Alienoid (Courtesy of Go West USA Entertainment). A teenager's life gets turned upside down in the blu-ray review of DC's Naomi :The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). The struggle of the early Dutton family comes to life with the blu-ray review of 1883 : A Yellowstone Origin Story (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The fight for surival is on when generations unite with the 4K blu-ray review of Jurassic World : Dominion (Courtesy of Universal; Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Starman cover by Bonus Cat, Wanted Dead or Alive cover by Acoustically Speaking, and Time After Time cover by Gemma Howells that you can download at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show its a multi-dimensional fight, a a chaos gem's might, battles of the mind and an era unwinds. In entertainment news I go over the possible options the studio is facing when it comes to the fate of The Flash movie. First up Marvel Studios dips into horror with the 4K blu-ray movie review of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). The blue blur is back with the blu-ray review of Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) featuring Knuckles and Tails. A classic Stephen King story gets a new look with the blu-ray review of the Collector's Edition of Firestarter (2022) (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It is back for another chapter with the Crawley family with the blu-ray/dvd combo review of the Collector's Edition of Downton Abbey : A New Era (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Crash cover by Maya, We didn't start the Fire cover by Reedo The Front Porch Offering, and Family Affair cover by Rik Mafield. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's the power of will, time to kill, a new king's plight and wealth equals might. First up I go over the current craziness of the state DC movies and what the future may hold. The DC Tomorrowverse goes green with the 4K blu-ray review of the new DC Universe Movie Green Lantern : Beware my Power (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) featuring the rise of John Stewart. It is time for one more ride with the blu-ay and series review of DC's Legends of Tomorrow : The Seventh & Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A new king has some settling in problems with the animated dvd review of the HBO Max Original Aquaman : King of Atlantis (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). It is a journey back to the wealth of the 1880's with the dvd review of HBO's The Gilded Age : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).
Time is running out for a chance to win 2 copies each of the blu-ray releases Downton Abbey : A New Era (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). Details on how to win in previous episode.
Music for this episode features the songs Step Aside Wild Wild West cover by Marshall, Under the Sea Cover by 21st Streamline, and The Golden Years by Sally Garozzo. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's ship life, jungle strife, lost bat-villian toys, and hanging with the bad boys. First up I give my impressions of the first season of the new Ms. Marvel show and how it compares with other MCU shows. It is time to catch up with the crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos with the animated dvd review of Star Trek : Lower Decks Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). An author and her book cover model fight to surive in the blu-ray review of The Lost City (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Sanda Bullock & Channing Tatum. Gotham's female caped crusader takes her final flight with the blu-ray review of Batwoman : The Complete Third and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The con is on with the 4K blu-ray review of The Bad Guys (Couretsy of Universal Home Entertainment).
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Music for this episode features the songs Final Countdown cover by La Retro Classic Band, Born Under a Bad Sign cover by Yann Thonon, and Hungry Like a Wolf cover by Shadow of Whales. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a player getting played, a life remade, a legend reborn and, a legend is formed. First up, it is a trip back to the 90's with the retro blu-ray review of Boomerang (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Eddie Murphy and Robin Givens. He will protect your future by erasing your past with the blu-ray review of Eraser Reborn (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a case of long time, no spree with the blu-ray review of Dexter: New Blood (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Michael C. Hall. Family secrets take centre stage with the 4K blu-ray of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment).
Plus exciting new contest giveaway details for 2 copies each of the upcoming blu-ray releases of The Bad Guys and Downton Abbey : A New Era (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) for you to take advantage of.
Music for this episode features the songs Unforgettable cover by Gary Browning, Talking in Your Sleep cover by The Time Machine Band and, Little Lies cover by Jessica Johnson, they and can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's an alien trying to get home, blue creatures roam, larry on the prowl, and a nocturnal howl. First up I talk about the current state of the upcoming DC movies Aquaman 2 : The Lost Kingdom and The Flash and whether or not they will see the light of day. A young laine girl tries to get home with the digital review of The Girl From another Galaxy (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is time for more 3 apple high adventures for a new generation with the dvd review of The Smurfs (2021) Season 1 : Volume 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The world has changed, but he hasn't with the dvd review of Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Complete 11th Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Marvel's doctor with a bite hits the big screen with the blu-ray of the review of Morbius (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
Music for this episode features the songs Rocket Man cover by Davin, There's No Business, Like Show Business by The Foolz, and No Business In Show Business by Ad Chandler, they and can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's murder in the hills, heroes who are killed, prohibition fights, and heroes take flight. First up it's a trip back to the 80's with the 35th Anniversary 4K blu-ray review of Beverly Hils Cop 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It is another journey into the strange with the blu-ray review of CW's Doom Patrol: The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). The fight to take down Al Capone takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of The Untouchables (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Animated universes collide (sorta) with the blu-ray review of Teen Titans GO! & DC Super Hero Girls : Mayhem in the Multiverse (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Beverly Hills Cop 2.0 by Beams, Wanted Dead or Alive cover by Acoustically Speaking, and Girls Wanna Have Fun cover by Fat Fendered Blvd, and can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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n this episode of the show, teenage rage gets fluffy, a boy wonder goes bad, a new dark knight rises, and a legend takes to the skies. First up, a teenage girl's life takes a turn on the furry side with the digital movie review of Pixar's Turning Red (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video Entertainment). The fight for Gotham City is on with the tv show blu-ray review of Titans: The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The early days of the Dark Knight are explored with the 4K blu-ray review of The Batman (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is time to take to the skies with the theatrical movie review of Top Gun: Maverick (Courtesy of Paramount Pictures) at the ScotiaBank IMAX Theatre in Toronto.
Music for this episode features the songs Girls Wanna Have Fun cover by Fat Fendered Blvd, Family Affair by Rik Mafield, and Hold My Hand cover by Emenjay and can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, house arrest turns deadly, heroes take flight, a treasure is in sight, and a multiverse in strife. First up is a little new where I talk about the latest developments with Ezra Miller, another show canceled on CW, and the new 14th Doctor announcement. The devil is the details with the blu-ray review of DC Showcase Shorts - Constantine House of Mystery on blu-ray (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). It is time to head into the danger zone again for the review of the 30th Anniversary Edition of Top Gun on blu-ray (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Fortune favors the bold with the blu-ray/dvd combo review of Uncharted (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Tom Holland and Mark Whalberg. It is off to the theatre for the review of Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness.
Music for this episode features the songs Highway to Hell cover by Spencer Seidel, Run Runaway cover by Scarlett, and People Are Strange cover by Sonny Lee Singer and can be fund a www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's a death makes a stand, a journey of mind and soul, a mermaid's power, and a struggle for land. First up I talk about a new podcast that has a family connection to me called Carpe Diem along with the fates of CW's Batwoman and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Agatha Christie's famous French detective, Hercule Peroit with the digital review of Death on the Nile (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment & 20th Century Studios). A man switches bodies in a fight to save his very life with the blu-ray review of Spiritwalker (Courtesy of Well GO USA Entertainment). A king's quest for immortality takes a nautical turn with the bu-ray review of The King's Daughter (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The Duttons continue tio fight to survive in the blu-ray review of Yellowstone : Season Four (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs Spirits in the Sky cover by Bottomline, Under the Sea by New Shoes Old Socks, and Wild Horses cover by Wycked Sober. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's a one-man army, a plane of mystery, a town of terror, and a universe fractured. First up Lee Child's man of action comes to life with the 4K SteelBook blu-ray of Jack Reacher (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Tom Cruise. The passengers of Flight 853 face more challenges with the dvd review of Manifest:The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). Terror comes home to Woodsboro with the blu-ray review of Scream 5 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The web swinger takes on his biggest challenge with the blu-ray review of Spider-Man : No Way Home.
Music for this episode features the songs When the Man Coms Around by Steve Lowe, School's OUt by Alice Creeper, and the Spider-Man Theme by Beau Evil. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's catching up with animated legends, a quest for a prince, music in the air, and vengeance to spare. First up are the bonus reviews of the new streaming shows Halo ep 1 & ep 2 and Moon Knight ep 1. Animated adventures from a different perspective with the blu-ray review of Adventure Time : Distant Lands (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). It is another journey to the Big Apple with the dvd review of Coming 2 America (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Singing dreams fight to come true with the 4K blu-ray review of Sing 2 (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The family Corolone takes centre stage with the 4K blu-ray review of The 50th Anniversary Edition of The Godfather Trilogy (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode features the songs A Sky Full of Stars cover by Terry Benson, No Sleep by Vox Eagle, and The Godfather Electric Ballad cover by Mohit Sharma. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show you get gangs of new york, a mother's anger, a shooters' regret, and, reality questioned. To start things up I go over the latest shifts in DC Comics' theatrical release schedule and the changes Ms. Marvel that are coming to the new Disney + Show. An old Broadway musical gets a fresh look with the digital movie review of West Side Story (2021) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment and 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment) directed by Stephen Spiellberg. A life falls apart with the digital movie of Woman in Car (Courtesy of Indiecan Entertainment Inc.). It is justice from the end of a gun with the 15th Anniversary Edition 4K Steelbook blu-ray of Shooter (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Legends return with the 4K blu-ray review of The Matrix : Ressurection (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Plus news of some exciting tech upgrades for the show that have been a long time coming.
Music for this episode features the songs Drive My Car by Whatever, Hit Me With Your Best Shot cover by 3rd Rail, and Fantasy cover by Fal. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's a battle for land, a boy’s life, a final flight, and a douche in tights. First, up the Duttons take on a new threat with the DVD review of Yellowstone Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It is a trip back to the past with the blu-ray review of Belfast (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The maiden of might takes her final flight with the blu-ray review of Supergirl: The Complete Sixth and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Then as a bonus review, it is my review of HBO’s Peacemaker Season 1.
Music for this episode features the songs The Bright Side of Road cover by The Banter Blues, and Wild Night Cover by Jake and Jiggy. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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This episode of the show, it's a fight for survival on land and sea. First up it is villain vs villain with the 4K blu-ray review of Catwoman: Hunted (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is time for another interview and review with my theatrical movie review of The Last of The Right Whales (Courtesy of Hit Play Productions & Indiecan Entertainment Inc.) along with an interview with the director of the movie, Nadine Pequeneza.
Music for this episode featured the songs cat Scratch Fever cover by Gyspy Red & Whale of a Tale by Stanley Polley. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's a legendary red dog, a magical family life, darkness against the light and, star wars over time. First up a canine takes a large bite out of the big apple with the blu-ray review of Clifford: The Big Red Dog (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A family legacy is in danger with the digital review of Encanto (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). The JSA must fight the darkness within in the blu-ray review of CW's Stargirl: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The impact of a film franchise is examined with the book review of Star Wars: Year by Year: A Visual History New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing).
Music for this episode featured the songs Do you believe in Magic cover by Dogs of Pompeii, Cruel Summer cover by Chaoss, and Time After Time cover by Dawn Alberts. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's fame fortune and Wayne, a ghoulish family vacation, life beyond ghostbusting, and a couple's night of terror. . First up it is a trip back to the 90's with the retro Steelbook blu-ray review of Wayne's World 30th Anniversary Party On Edition (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). America's creepiest animated family takes a road trip with The Addams Family 2 (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). A family's legacy is discovered with the blu-ray review of Ghostbusters : Afterlife (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Curiosity can be dead with the movie review of The Long Night (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment) along with an interview with the director, Rich Ragsdale.
Music for this episode featured the songs Feed my Frankenstein cover by Jun aka fangaliel and Superstition by 40 below can be found at www.reverbnation.com The songs Wolves by Down Like Silver and White Snake by Jane Herships are featured in the film The Long NIght. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's an escape to freedom, a world always changing, an evil unrelenting, and sand never-ending. First up I go over the news of some major deaths coming to DC Comics and the official release date for LEGO: The Skywalker Saga. Diplomats fight their way out of danger with the blu-ray review of Escape from Mogadishu (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). A man's memories could save the world with the blu-ray review of Infinite (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Evil takes on a town with the 4K blu-ray review of Halloween Kills (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). Frank Herbert's classic gets another look with the 4K blu-ray review of Dune (2021) (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode featured the songs Sweet Dreams Are Made of This cover by Pj Sweet, Halloween Theme by Hoyland, and Mr. Sandman by PJ. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, a robot goes rogue, teenage boys run wild, an angry spiri9t runs amok and a spy is out of luck. First up, a boy's new toy gets an unexpected upgrade with the digital movie review of Ron's Gone Wrong (Courtesy of 20th Century Studios and Locksmith Animation). We go back to the '90's with the retro blu-ray review of Beavis and Butthead Do America (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A woman fights to save her sanity with then blu-ray review of James Wan's Malignant (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A legendary spy takes one more ride with the the blu-ray review of No Time to Die (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The orgin of the most popular toys of the 80's is explored in the book review of The Masters of the Universe Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing).
Music for this episode featured the songs Money for Nothing Cover by Haris Abdagich Balkaneros, I Got You Under My Skin by John Gracie, James Bond Theme by Rose City Trombones, and I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it is my Annual Gift Guide Holiday Spectacular with a bevy of boxsets to review. First up it is a trip back to the early days of the DCAU with the blu-ray review of Superman: The Complete Animated Series 6-Disc Collector's Edition (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Then it is back to the beginning of a movie franchise with the 4K blu-ray combo of Star Trek: The Original 4-Movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It is a piece of early tv history with the steel book blu-ray review of Star Trek : The Original Series (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The battle for power hits high definition with the 4K/blu-ray review of Middle-Earth 31-Disc Ultimate Collector's Edition Set (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment).
Music for this episode featured the songs Kung Fu Fighting by the invincible ukulele ninja, Welcome to the Jungle by lost vegas, Double Vision cover by No Worries, and Just the Two of Us by Brad Bann they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, its bitter rivals fight to the finish, a battle for the rings, a cruise into danger, a journey into different realities, and the battle of the symbiotes. First up it is vengeance served Hong Kong style with the blu-ray review of Raging Fire (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). The fate of the world lies in the destiny of one man with the digital review of Marvel Studios Shang-Chi and the legend of the 10 Rings (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Ancient treasure and curses await with the digital movie review of Disney's Jungle Cruise (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment) starring Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson. Multiverses run amok with the steelbook blu-ray review of Rick and Morty Season 5 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is symbiote vs symbiote with the digital review of Venom : Let There Be Carnage (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) along with an exclusive interview with the man behind the monster, Todd McFarlane.
Music for this episode featured the songs Kung Fu Fighting by the invincible ukulele ninja, Welcome to the Jungle by lost vegas, Double Vision cover by No Worries, and Just the Two of Us by Brad Bann they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's a fight for a train, a quarterback in pain, a legend reborn, a grandfather mourned, and a galaxy at war. First up the fight for survival gets a new player with the blu-ray review of Snowpiercer : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A NFL player gets a second chance at life with my retro blu-ray review of Heaven Can Wait (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Warren Beatty. A 90's horror legend gets a new look with the 4K blu-ray review of Candyman (2021) (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It is time to fire up the protons packs with the theatrical movie review of Ghostbusters :Afterlife. It's the history of war in a galaxy, far, far away with the book review of Star Wars : Battles That Changed the Galaxy (Courtesy of DK Publishing).
Music for this episode featured the songs Two Hearts by Michael Derhamer, Candyman by Man Klan, and Ghostbusters Theme by Joe Sabla, they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it’s memory re-lived, aliens across time, a haunting tales, and dreams that fail. First up is a news update where I discuss Spider-Man: No Way Home, Masters of the Universe Revelation and some other upcoming movies. It’s a mystery of the mind and memory with the sci-fi noir blu-ray review of Reminiscence (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Hugh Jackman. Aliens attack across time and space with the blu-ray review of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow : The Complete Sixth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An au pair gets more than she bargained for with the blu-ray & dvd review of The Haunting of Bly Manor (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The life of one of the most iconic people of the 80’s is showcased with the digital review of The Eyes of Tammy Fae (2021) (Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures Home Entertainment). Heroes and villains are broken down to their very elements with the book review of The Periodic Table of Marvel (Courtesy of DK Publishing).
Music for this episode featured the songs Rocket Man cover by Davin, The Joker cover by The Byron Love Consortium, Little Lies cover by Jessica Johnson, and She Blinded me With Science cover by Steven Paul Francen, they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's a mother's rage, a fight for Nazi gold, and then the fury of a storm. First up it's a trip back to the 80's retro blu-ray review of the 40th Anniversary of Mommie Dearest (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Faye Dunaway. A woman takes on 3 armies in a fight for Nazi gold with the digital movie review of Hell Hath No Fury (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). Then it is time for another interview and review, starting with the digital review of 13 Minutes (Courtesy of Quiver Distribution) and then a talk with the director of the film, Lindsay Gossliing.
Music for this episode featured the songs Mamma Mia cover by Anuenia Negative, Evil Woman cover by SaGoBa, and For strong winds cover by Mark Diemedico, they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show a blind man’s rage, outback adventures, a legend rises and an odd squad surprises. First up on the show a blind man struggles to save the life of a young girl in the digital review of Don’t Breathe 2 (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). It is another look back at an Australian legend with the blu-ray review of The Crocodile Dundee Trilogy (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The story of the world’s most silent warrior is told with the 4K Steelbook blu-ray of Snake Eyes: Gi Joe Origins (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). DC villains are set to save the world again with the 4K blu-ray review of The Suicide Squad (2021) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) directed by James Gunn.
Music for this episode featured the songs Crocodile Rock cover by Kris Crump, Land Down Under cover by Darren Lawson, and Folsom Prison Blues cover by Black Water, they all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it’s a rogue ai, odd allies, super family ties and hero of the stars and stripes. First up it is a news round-up with Batwoman and Ruby Rose drama, DC Fandome 2021 highlights, upcoming movies and the shifting Marvel Cinematic Universe release schedule. A video game character fights for his survival with the digital movie review of Free Guy (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Ryan Reynolds. Old partners re-unite with the retro blu-ray review of Another 48 Hours (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. The man of steel takes on the challenges of parenthood while saving the world with the blu-ray review of Superman & Lois: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a look at the life of the first Avenger with the book review of MARVEL Captain America: The Ultimate Guide: New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing).
Music for this episode featured the songs Fantasy cover by FAL, Kryptonite cover by Uncareless, and A Superman Song cover by Potty Water, all can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show muppets in fright, a ball teams plight, a speedsters might, ranchers up for a fight and a never ending purge night. First up, as part of my Spooktacular month of October, I give my review of the brand new Muppets Haunted Mansion Special. It is a trip back to the ball field with the blu-ray review of Hardball (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Keanu Reeves & Diane Lane. It’s a return to the streets of Central City as the CW Super-hero catch-up continues with the blu-ray review of The Flash : The Complete Seventh Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The battle for land heats up with the dvd review of Yellowstone : Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). One night is not enough with the 4K blu-ray review of The Forever Purge (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) along my retrospective look at all of the Purge movies.
Music for this episode featured the songs Double Vision cover by No Worries, Wanted Dead or Alive Cover by Acoustically Speaking and Private Eyes Hall & Oates cover by Rat Bastard can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. The Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's the return of the returns and sequelitis takes center stage. First up it is more adventures of the baby kind with the blu-ray review of The Boss Baby: Family Business (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). The Looney Tunes hit the courts with the blu-ray review of Space Jam: A New Legacy (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) with NBA star LeBron James. Just when they thought we were out, we get pulled into the digital review of Escape Room: Tournament of Champions (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Horror month kicks off with another trip to the land of the undead with the blu-ray review of Night of the Animated Dead (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) along with my review of Zombies in Cinema. Music for this episode featured the songs Time Warp cover by Steven Bates and the Rock Ground Players, Escape from New Yor cover by Sean Silas, and Thriller cover by Alterade can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this mega episode of the show, it's a league united, a kingdom divided, a raid went bad, 2 brothers very mad, and a new legacy for the bat. First up it is another trip back to the cinematic world of the DCEU with the 4K blu-ray review of Zack Snyder's Justice League (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Another side of history is shown with the dvd review of The Great: An Occasionally True Story: Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Ellie Fanning and Nicholas Holt. History repeats itself in the deadliest way with the blu-ray review of The Fatal Raid (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It is time to save the world again, one car at a time with the 4K blu-ray review of F9: The Fast Saga (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Vin Diesel & John Cena. The batcave gets a new hero with the blu-ray review of Batwoman: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode featured the songs Another Brick in the Wall cover by Mystic Mountain Revival, Crash by Maya, Man I Feel like a Woman cover by SRO Man can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, we take a trip on the spooky side as some fall frights come a little early. First up it is another visit to the home of the Haverghast family with my audio review of the new mini-album by Midnight Syndicate, Bloodlines, set before the events of the album the 13th Hour (Courtesy of Midnight Syndicate). It is another terrifying case in the life of the Warrens with the 4K blu-ray review of The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made me Do it (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment). Pack your bags and sleep tight for another trip back to Crystal Lake and beyond with the blu-ray review of Friday The 14th 8-movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Classic rides from a legendary motorcycle are in the spotlight with the book review of Ultimate Harley-Davidson : New Edition by Hugo Wilson (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode featured the songs The Grand Waltz & Sands of Time from the album Bloodlines by Midnight Syndicate. He’s Back, The Man Behind The Mask cover by Humpe Hojerand can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, we take a trip on the spooky side as some fall frights come a little early. First up it is another visit to the home of the Haverghast family with my audio review of the new mini-album by Midnight Syndicate, Bloodlines, set before the events of the album the 13th Hour (Courtesy of Midnight Syndicate). It is another terrifying case in the life of the Warrens with the 4K blu-ray review of The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made me Do it (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment). Pack your bags and sleep tight for another trip back to Crystal Lake and beyond with the blu-ray review of Friday The 14th 8-movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Classic rides from a legendary motorcycle are in the spotlight with the book review of Ultimate Harley-Davidson : New Edition by Hugo Wilson (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode featured the songs The Grand Waltz & Sands of Time from the album Bloodlines by Midnight Syndicate. He’s Back, The Man Behind The Mask cover by Humpe Hojerand can be found at www.reverbnation.com. Opening Theme Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar. Outro music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's a boy's life, fire strife, shadows attack and, holidays that fight back. First up, is a trip to the coast of 1950's Italy with the digital animated review of Pixar's Luca (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). A female smoke jumper fights for the life of a child in a blazing inferno with the blu-ray review of Those Who Wish Me Dead (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Angelina Jolie. The Midnight Society fights for their very lives in the dvd review of Are You Afraid of The Dark? Curse of the Shadows (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A new villain will rise with the blu-ray review of Batman: The Long Halloween Part 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Classic stories and legends are explored with the book review of Norse Myths (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Beds Are Burning cover by Ronnie, Holiday cover by Kevin Reilly and, One of Those Nights live by Eagle Sunrise. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed
On this episode of the show, it is a long over-due On The Road Edition where I venture down to the Yorkdale Mall in Toronto to check out the newly opened Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. Toronto where the world's mightiest heroes are on display. Armed with a new microphone in hand you will get my impressions and sounds of the many things to see and do first hand as I walk through the halls of heroes. You get to hear from an Oshawa family in attendance and from one of the organizers,s Mark Fraser-Davidson. As an added bonus I throw in the book review of Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide: New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the song I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band, Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed
On this episode of the show, it’s an animated 80’s icon’s return, a comedy sojourn, a place where sound can kill, and a starlet to fit the bill. First up it is another 80’s cartoon revival with the spoiler-free review of the first 5 episodes of Kevin Smith's Masters of The Universe: Revelation Season 1 Part One. An aging comedian gets inspiration from a very unlikely source with the digital review of Here Today (Courtesy of Sony Home Pictures Entertainment) starring Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish. The struggle to survive continues with the 4K blu-ray review of A Quiet Place Part 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) where the monsters are not always the aliens. Journey into a brave new future with the blu-ray review of Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It is time to boldly go and explore the universe with the book review of The Star Trek Book: New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs The Sound of Silence cover by Devoid, The Sound of Silence OST by Shawon Gaanwala, and The Star Trek by Arison Cain. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed
On this episode of the show, it's a widow's sting, a young girl who loves to sing, a man crazy as a bat, and tales from the mat. First up it is a return to theatrical movie releases with the review of Marvel's Black Widow. A young woman's dreams of Hollywood take an unexpected twist with the DVD review of A Cinderella Story: Starstruck (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The story behind the enigmatic Charlie Manson is explored with the DVD review of Helter Skelter: An American Myth (Courtesy of Warner Archive & Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Time to get the 411 on the warriors of the squared circle with the book review of WWE: Rule the Ring (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Smells Like Teen Spirit cover by Celestial Age, Helter Skelter cover by Shoot For Noon, and People are Strange cover by Adam Degeorge. All of the songs can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it's a man on a mission, a fight to survive, and a nasty holiday surprise. First up we take a final trip into the land beyond time with the review of the season finale of Loki. It's a journey to back where it all started with the blu-ray review of the 25th Anniversary edition of Mission Impossible (1996) Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Then the fight is on to save the Earth Realm from Outworld once again with the 4K blu-ray review of Mortal Kombat (2021) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The Dark Knight must track down a killer who kills on the holidays with the blu-ray review of Batman: The Long Halloween: Part One (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Hoem Entertainment). A world of heroes and villains is explored with the book review of the DC Comics Encyclopedia: New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing]. Music for this episode features the songs Mission Impossible Theme Remix by Wesley Van Maizi, The Mortal Kombat Theme by Credos, and Spooky Season of the With cover by Colette Bone. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's an unthinkable crime, former students trying to become in their prime, a crazy heist and rabbit adventures twice. First up it is another trip back to the MCU with the review of Loki Episode 5. Family devotion is pushed to the limit with the dvd review of the Limited Series Defending Jacob (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Chris Evans and Michelle Dockery. Former martial artist students must avenge the death of their master in the blu-ray review of The Paper Tigers (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). The chase for a gem is on with the digital review of Guy Ritchie's Snatch (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It's man vs nature with my digital review of Peter Rabbit and Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment). Marvel's many creatures are explored in the book review of MARVEL : Monsters : Creatures of the Marvel Universe Explored (Courtesy of DK Publishing).Music for this episode features the songs We are Family cover by The Supreme Collective, Ghost Town cover by Graham Sherwood, Run Runaway cover by Scarlett, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams cover by Rebecca Hunt, and they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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Adventure is on the menu in this episode of the show. First up it's another dip into the MCU impressions of Loki Ep. 3 as he teams up with his own variant. Be the best Caped Crusader yo can be with the book review of Be More Batman (Courtesy of DK Publishing). It's time to dust of the fedora with the blu-ray review of the Indiana Jones 4-Film Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The first lady of adventure takes center stage with the new 4K blu-ray review of Tomb Raider (2001) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Angelia Jolie. We take a trip back to the land of down under with the second half of the interview with the lovely and talented actress Kayla Stanton, star of the film Amber's Descent. Music for this episode features the songs I Need a Hero by Natc-21.12, I Need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, and Land Down Under cover by Darren Lawson, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it's an artist's strife, a devilish affair, revenge in the air, and a past that won't stay dead. First up we take a little trip to the tv side of the MCU with reviews of Loki ep. 1 & 2 and M.O.D.O.K ep. 1. A washed-out 70's singer and an ambitious talent scout clash with the digital review of The Space Between (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Kelsey Grammer. An old evil rises again with the digital review of The Unholy (2021) (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Old rivals fight with a young girl's life on the line with the blu-ray review of Deliver Us From Evil (Courtesy of Well GO USA Entertainment). A man gets pushed just a little too far with the 4K blu-ray review & giveaway of Nobody (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Bod Odenkirk. Music for this episode features the songs The Devil Went Down to Georgia cover by The Villian, Devil Inside by Roxi Richards, and Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood cover by Jack Lee they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it is games abound, a woman's new life, an assassin's strike, and monsters that fight. First up in this monster of a show you get my impressions and game announcements from this year's virtual E3 event. The life of the open road is explored in the digital movie review of Nomadland (Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures). We travel back to the 90's with the digital review of In The Line of Fire (Courtesy of Sony Pictures HomeEntertainment) starring Clint Eastwood. Two legendary monsters clash with the 4K blu-ray review of Godzilla VS. Kong (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Plus exciting news about an upcoming giveaway where you could win a copy of something I review. Music for this episode features the songs Running Against the Wind cover by Norma and, Godzilla cover by Daze Gone By, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode it's my 15th Anniversary Giant Sized Edition of the show, featuring more reviews than you can shake a stick at. First up it is the final ride of the Winchester brothers with the blu-ray review of Supernatural : The Complete 15th and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a batttle back to the stone age with the animated Cartoon Network's Adult Swim blu-ray review of Primal : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). Two classic carton rivals hit the big apple with the blu-ray movie review of Tom & Jerry : The Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A legendary female rises to power with the blu-ray review of The Legend of Tomiris (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). A young woman must save the world with the help of a special friend with the animated digital review of Raya and the Last Dragon (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Mystical beasts from around the globe are highlighted with the book review of Dragon World (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Plus, very special message from some long time friends of the show that you do not want to miss. Music for this episode features the songs End of the Line by Midnight Sunday, Welcome to the Jungle cover by Dragon S Blaze, Stray Cat Strut cover by Mish Mash, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of Ramble Extra, it's another interview and review with a down under twist. First up we travel back to the 90's with my digital reviews of Speed (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) and The Last Action Hero (Courtesy of 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment) with both releases getting the 4K treatment. Then it is off to check some indie horror with my digital movie reviews of The Retreat (Courtesy of Aqute Media Inc.) and Amber's Descent (Courtesy of IndieCan Entertainment Inc.) As an added bonus this show also includes Part 1 of my very fun conversation with the star of Amber's Descent, Kayla Stanton, who talked to me via Zoom all the way from Australia. It is a great talk about the making of Amber's Descent, her work on CW's Supernatural & Netflix's Lucifer, changing accents for a role, and even the plays I did in high school. Music for this episode features the songs People are Strange cover by Adam Degeorge, Land Down Under Cover by Darren Lawson, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show it's another ride on the rails, a hero displaced, revenge on the mind and martial arts of the Marvel Kind. First up get your ticket for another ride with the dvd review of The Infinity Train: Book Two (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Heroes of DC's Silver Age take center stage in the 4K blu-ray review of Justice Society of America: World War 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The key to the truth lies in catching a killer in the blu-ray review of Invincible Dragon Courtesy of Go West USA Entertainment). It is flying fists and punches that don't miss, with the book review of Marvel: The Way of the Warrior: Marvel's Mightiest Martial Artists (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Time after Time cover by Stricken So, Love is a Battlefield acoustic cover by Lester Norton, and Kung Fu Fighting cover by The Invincible Ukulele Ninja, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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On this episode of the show, it’s a legendary artist's life, a young man’s life in strife, murder so foul, panthers on a prowl with lightning under a cowl. First up is a look at a new series with the digital review of Leonardo episodes 1 & 2 (Courtesy of Sony Picture Entertainment). It is a trip back to the dustbowl of America in the 1920s with the blu-ray review o Dreamland (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Finn Cole and Margot Robbie. The past pushes into the present with the blu-ray review of The Little Things (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Denzel Washington, Rami Maleek & Jared Leto. The struggle for equality in the 1970s takes centre stage with the blu-ray review of Judas & The Black Messiah (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). War comes to Freehand and it is up to the Pierce family to save the day with the blu-ray & dvd review of Black Lightning: The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Warner Archive & Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Dream A Little Dream of me Cover by Laura Adickes, Every Breath You Take over by Emma Hornsby and We are Family by the Supreme Collective; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band, Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show it’s a game of survival, a plane late for arrival, a high-pitched wonder and questions to ponder. First up we continue the MCU journey on the small screen with the review of Disney+’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier ep. 4 & 5. A young man’s destiny kicks into gear with the blu-ray review of Cosmoball (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). The callings become even more intense with the DVD review of Manifest: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Archive and Warner Bros Home Entertainment). It is the life and time of one of the most unique comedians ever with the digital review of Tiny Tim : King for A Day (Courtesy of FilmsWeLike & Yuk Yuk’s Virtual Cinema). Big questions and big answers with the book review of Marvel : Can the Hulk Lift a House? (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Leaving on a Jet Plane by John Gioconda, People are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Brighouse cover by Jon Renner drummer; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of the show, it’s the power of family, power of the sword, heroes in trouble and legends that do rumble. First up, it is another dip into the land of the MCU on the small screen with the review of Episode 3 of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney+. Grandparents fight to get their own back with the blu-ray review of Let Him Go (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane. One man can make a difference, especially with a very good sword in the blu-ray review of Crazy Samurai 400 VS 1 (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). The fate of the world lies in the hands of an ageless child in the blu-ray review of Doom Patrol: The Compete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Sports Entertainment stars from the past and present are on display with the book review of the WWE Superstar Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Kung Fu Fighting by The Invincible Ukulele, Pure Imagination by Shane Silks, and Soul Man by Medley, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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In this episode of Ramble Extra it’s a family of magic, a life turned tragic and music of the soul. First up it is a journey back to the America in the 50’s and pulp fiction with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Lovecraft Country : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A life unravels with the blu-ray review of the HBO Limited Series of The Undoing (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is an out of body and music experience with the digital movie review of Pixar’s Soul (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs I put a Spell on You Cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, and Dream a Little Dream of Me Cover by Laura Adickes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of Ramble Extra it’s a family of magic, a life turned tragic and music of the soul. First up it is a journey back to the America in the 50’s and pulp fiction with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Lovecraft Country : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A life unravels with the blu-ray review of the HBO Limited Series of The Undoing (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is an out of body and music experience with the digital movie review of Pixar’s Soul (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs I put a Spell on You Cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, and Dream a Little Dream of Me Cover by Laura Adickes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of Ramble Extra it’s a family of magic, a life turned tragic and music of the soul. First up it is a journey back to the America in the 50’s and pulp fiction with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Lovecraft Country : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A life unravels with the blu-ray review of the HBO Limited Series of The Undoing (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is an out of body and music experience with the digital movie review of Pixar’s Soul (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs I put a Spell on You Cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, and Dream a Little Dream of Me Cover by Laura Adickes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of Ramble Extra it’s a family of magic, a life turned tragic and music of the soul. First up it is a journey back to the America in the 50’s and pulp fiction with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Lovecraft Country : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A life unravels with the blu-ray review of the HBO Limited Series of The Undoing (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is an out of body and music experience with the digital movie review of Pixar’s Soul (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs I put a Spell on You Cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, and Dream a Little Dream of Me Cover by Laura Adickes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of Ramble Extra it’s a family of magic, a life turned tragic and music of the soul. First up it is a journey back to the America in the 50’s and pulp fiction with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Lovecraft Country : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A life unravels with the blu-ray review of the HBO Limited Series of The Undoing (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is an out of body and music experience with the digital movie review of Pixar’s Soul (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs I put a Spell on You Cover by Val Clemens Dunmore, and Dream a Little Dream of Me Cover by Laura Adickes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode it’s a universe re-done, a woman scorned and wonder of a woman. First up I give bonus reviews of the first 2 episodes of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier along with the brand new Snyder cut of Justice League. Revenge is on the menu with the blu-ray review of Promising Your Woman (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It’s a journey to the ’80s with the 4K review of Wonder Woman 1984 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the song Angel of the Morning cover by Diane Derogatis it can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode, it’s battling brothers, a battle for Gotham, a scientist run amok, and the history of film. First up it’s a trip back to the MCU on the small screen with my mini-reviews of the final episodes of WandaVision. We head down south for the animated dvd review of Victor & Valentino : Folk Art Heroes: Season 1 Part 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A sidekick steps up with the animated blu-ray review of Harley Quinn : The Complete First & Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Archive & Warner Brothers Home Entertainment). It is a trip across galaxies and other dimensions with the animated blu-ray review of Rick and Morty : Seasons 1 - 4 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The history of the silver screen takes centre stage with the book review of The Film Book : A Complete Guide to the World of Movies: New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing) Music for this episode features songs Superstition cover by 40 Below, Rocketman acoustic cover by silent monk, and there’s no business like show business cover by The Foolz , they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode, it is another interview and review for your listening pleasure. For reviews, you get my take on the final episodes of WandaVision featuring the battle of magic and science and an urban legend stalks a new prey with the digital movie review of The Empty Man (Courtesy of 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment). For the interview, it is time for a good session of Toy Talk with Part 2 of the interview with Michael French from the RetroBlasting YouTube channel. Among the topics discussed are the state of modern toys, what retro toy line would he like to see come back, what line of toys he would like to take over, his opinion of NECA toys and even a little Doctor Who talk for added measure. Music for this episode features the theme song Let’s Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar, can be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. Big thanks to Michael French for the use of the Retro Blasting Opening Credits theme. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it is danger in the stars, a city under siege, a composer’s life and musicals for all ages. First up you get my review of the first episode of the new series Superman & Lois as the man of steel faces the challenges of being a dad to 2 teenage boys. The human race fights for survival in the starts with the dvd movie review of Breach (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Bruce Willis & Thomas Jayne. Brotherhood is put to the test in Post Katrina New Orleans in the blu-ray move review of Cut Throat City (Courtesy of Well Go Use Entertainment). The career of one of America’s most accomplished composers is highlighted in the blu-ray review of the HBO Documentary Six By Sondheim (Courtesy of Warner Archive). It is a trip through history with the book review of Musicals: The Definitive Illustrated Story (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Dock of the Bay by Derek, America from West Side Story by the Central Berkshire Girls Choir, and Suddenly Seymour from Little Shop of Horrors by Martin Kelly, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show we take a trip to the stone age and a visit from a YouTube Sage. First up we visit the past with the review of The Croods : The New Age (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) along with a giveaway for a digital copy of the movie. I continue my ongoing series of interviews with YouTubers and catch up to Michael French from the RetroBlasting YouTube Channel. In Part 1 we talk about the challenges of creating online content, how a hobby can turn into work and more behind the scenes of a YouTube channel. Music for this episode features songs We are Family cover by The Supreme Collective that can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. Big thanks to Michael French for the use of the Retro Blasting Opening Credits theme. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this Episode of Ramble Extra we take a dip into the land of horror and comedy as I catch up with 2 of the forces behind the brand new series Paranormal Solutions Inc. that is now appearing on the Alter Channel on YouTube. I am joined by Series Director Michelle Ouellet & Director/Writer/Creator/Producer Nick Carella as we talk about a number of subjects ranging from the show itself, challenges of producing independent cinema, the one celebrity I still really to meet and many more topics. Be sure to check out Paranormal Solutions Inc. exclusively on the Alter channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMOB6uDg7e-h8OuCw8dK2_Q. Music for this show features the theme song Lets Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar and can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a snail in peril, a frozen land, a robot in hand and LEGO on demand. First up I continue coverage of Wandavision with reviews of ep. 5 & 6. It’s another trip to Bikini Bottom with the blu-ray review of The Spongebob Movie : Sponge on the Run (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Humanity fights to survive in a frozen world with the blu-ray review of TNT’s Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). DC’s strangest group of heroes try to save their mentor or die trying with the dvd review of Doom Patrol: The Compete First Season. Variety is the spice of brick with the book review of LEGO Minifigure Handbook (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Cold as Ice Cover by Ronnie Lee Vocalist, People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice, and Fresh cover by K-Us; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s a mystery flight, a kung-fu dark knight, and teenage fright. First up we art the show with another OutBreak Update where I give you get mini- reviews of Wandavision Ep. 1 - 4 and my Impressions of Disney+ Batwoman Season 2, Episode 1 and a release date for the long-awaited Snyder Cut of Justice League. A flight of passengers have to unravel a mystery with the tv review of Manifest Season 1. Another chapter in the Dark Knight’s past is revealed with the 4K blu-ray review of Batman:Soul of a Dragon (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A change is in the air with the blu-ray review of Freaky: The Killer Switch Edition (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) starring Vince Vaughn & Kathryn Newton. Get some serious screen time with the book review of What to Watch When : 1000 Tv Shows For Every Mood & Moment (Courtesy of DK Publishing, Music for this episode features the songs Leaving on a Jet Plane by Lamz Vandallrous, Kung Fu Fighting by the Invincible Ukulele Ninja King, and Double Vision cover by No Worries ; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a magic spell, toys from hell, magic turned around, a woman to be found and space abounds. First up we kick off a new year with another Outbreak Update as I talk over the box office woes of Wonder Woman 1984 and the season 2 premiere of Batwoman. It is a new year and a start to a new segment called Rewind Reviews featuring the dvd reviews of Spell (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) & Toys of Terror (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The it is misfits to the rescue with the dvd review of Upside Down Magic (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). The journey for the truth travels through redemption with the dvd and digital review of Wander (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Aaron Eckhart & Tommy Lee Jones. The first commercial space flight takes a turn for the worse in the dvd review of HBO’s Avenue 5 : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Do You Believe in Magic cover by The Dogs of Pompei, The Wanderer cover by Jon Crabb, and Rocketman cover by Adrian Chisholm; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this edition of Ramble Extra we start off the New Year with the spotlight on the new 6 episode series on CBC Gem, For The Record. Not only will you be getting my take on this very unique new series but you also get my interviews with the Director/Actor/Creator of the show Julian De Zotti and with Executive Producer Lisa Baylin. Both interviews cover a wide range of topics that include the creations of the show, getting music rights, and the challenges of shooting a series. Music for this episode features the songs Wouldn't It Be Nice by the Beach Boys along with the theme song Let's Get Rambling which can be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band, Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, we wind things down for 2020 and present Part 2 of the Annual Holiday Gift Guide & Christmas Special Spectacular. It's a dive into the world of the small with the book review of LEGO Minifigure : A Visual History with an exclusive orange spaceman (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Then thanks to the fine folks at Warner Bros. Pictures I was able to get an advance screening of a movie I have been waiting months to see, but this time at home, my review of Wonder Woman 1984 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures). I close things pout with a tech review on the very machine the last two episodes were recorded on, the Microsoft Surface Go computer (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada). Music for this episode features the songs Jingle Bell Rock by Old School Band and Christmas Baby Please Come Home by C Cangleri; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it is that time of year again for the Annual Holiday Gift Guide & Christmas Special Spectacular 2020. A show so big that it needs to be 2 episodes. In Part One, I take a look at Walt Disney's future movie and tv plans for 2021 in another Outbreak Update. It's a war between the future and the present with the blu-ray review of Christopher Nolan's Tenet (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A young woman from Earth gets more than what she bargained for in an old videogame with the digital review of Max Cloud (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). It's boxset time with the dvd reviews of Hawaii Five-O : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) and Cartoon Network's Steven Universe : The Complete Collection Part 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Sleigh Bells by Zizzo Chizzosizzo and Christmas in a mining Town with Sleigh Bells by Paul Henry they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a child’s wonder, money to plunder, a family fight, and a prince’s right. First up it’s another Outbreak Update as I discuss the recent news when it comes to Warner Bros. plans for movies to be released next year. A journey begins with my Part 1 dvd review of Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe : The Complete Collection (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). Then a team must battle a hoard of infected in the digital release of Train o Busan Presents : Peninsula (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment). The fight for justice continues with the dvd and blu-ray review of CW’s Black Lightning : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Archive & Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). An African prince heads to the big apple for love in the new 4K review of Coming to America (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Eddie Murphy. Music for this episode features the songs Drive my car by M M Project, We are Family by The Supreme Collective, and I Just Can’t Wait to be King by David Prince they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this edition of Ramble Extra, its an exploration into the world of a lesser-known fear, the fear of dance. First, you get my review of the new documentary now airing on CBC Gem and then I have a great talk with the director, and fellow Canadian, Michael Allcock. We talk about the challenges of making the movie and what it takes to get a film done. Music for this episode features the song Magic Dance cover by Bunge & Mr, Keith which can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s cat on the prowl, a legend reborn, a great lady scorned and mutants reborn. First up is another Hollywood Outbreak Update as Wonder Woman 1984 breaks new ground with it’s Christmas Day release and I saw farewell and hello to new agencies helping the show. It’s a trip back to cartoon’s past with the retro blu-ray review of Josie and The Pussy Cats : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Archive). Then it’s a new live action take on an old tale with the digital review of Mulan (2020) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment). One of the longest reigning women inn history is spotlighted in the dvd review of HBOS’s Catherine The Great mini-series (Courtesy of Warner Archive). Young adults fight for control with my digital review of the last X-Men movie produced by Fox before Disney, The New Mutants (Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment). We take a look at some comic book history with the book review of Marvel Greatest Comics : 100 Comics that Shaped a Universe (Courtesy of DK Books). Music for this episode features the songs Cat Scratch Fever by The Channel Cats, Reflection cover by Jessa Joy Mendoza, Devil Inside cover by Ronnie Lee; and Private Eyes by Shaken Not Stirred, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s back to school, heroes unite, a spell to fight and legends of the squared circle. First up I give another Hollywood Outbreak Update as I discuss the last movie standing for 2020 and the recent passing of game show host Alex Trebek. We take a trip back to school in the 80’s with the dvd review of Head of the Class: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Archive) starring Howard Hessman. An army of heroes in training fight to save a child with the digital movie review of My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising (Courtesy of Funimation). A man fights for his life and family against the forces of darkness with the digital movie review of Spell (2020) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). It is the stars of the squared circle both past and present with the book review of the WWE Encyclopedia of Sports Entertainment: 4th Edition (Courtesy of DK Canada). Music for this episode features the songs High School Confidential by Sprawl, I Put a Spell on You by Peterkin and, That Old Black Magic by Adian Hughes; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. Additional Halloween sounds and spooky effects there were used can be found at http://www.freesoundslibrary.com. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s time again for the return of holiday tradition with a bit of a twist with the annual Halloween Special. Back and bigger than ever this jam-packed episode features reviews suggested by you the listener. First up I talk about the news of The Peanuts holiday specials move off from traditional broadcast television. The Mystery Inc. Gang find themselves in another spooky adventure with the dvd review of Happy Halloween Scooby-Doo! (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) with Elvira: Mistress of the Dark & Bill Nye: The Science Guy along for the ride. It’s a trip back to the world of DCTV with the blu-ray review of Black Lightning: The Complete First Season. Home is where the terror is with the blu-ray review of The Haunting (1999) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Owen Wilson, and Lili Taylor. A Christmas getaway turns deadly with the digital review of Toys of Terror (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Find out if your picks made the cut as I present The First Listener’s Choice of Classic Horror Movies chosen through Twitter with one movie I never thought I would watch again. It’s a look back at a milestone in history with the book review of The Peanuts Book: A Visual History of the Iconic Strip (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Family Affair by Rik Mafield, We are Family by The Supreme Collective Superstition by 40 Below, Psycho cover by Laurie Frawley and the Bent Rules, Monster Mash cover by Kill Effect, and Monster Mash cover by Body Thief Rocks; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. Additional Halloween sounds and spooky effects there were used can be found at http://www.freesoundslibrary.com. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s a new earth, a hero’s worth, an angel of red and, a boy wonder dead. First up I give another Hollywood Outbreak Update when I discuss the moves of Pixar’s Soul to Christmas Day to compete with Wonder Woman 1984 and when you will see the new Bond film No Time To Die. It’s a pair of tales of the far-flung future from the mind of the late Gene Roddenberry with the retro blu-ray review of the 2-Film Collection of Genesis II & Planet Earth (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment & Warner Archive Collection). We did back into animation of the past with the retro blu-ray review of Hanna-Barbera’s Space Ghost & Dino Boy : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment & Warner Archive Collection). Siblings re-unite with the fate of the universe at stake with the blu-ray review of Star Trek : Discovery Season Two (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The fate of Robin is decided by you with the blu-ray review of Batman : Death in the Family: An Interactive Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs Superstition by 40 Below, He Ain’t He’s My Brother by Musical Projects with T Daniel Robbins and, Knocking on Heaven’s Door by Hell or High Water Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com with instrumental music by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s exploding hearts, a hero’s start, a family at war, and wrestlers with a score. First up, it is another Outbreak Update where I go over the state of super-hero movies for 2020. It is a teen romance with an explosive twist with the digital movie review of Spontaneous (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Katherine Langford. A young heroine is out to make her mark with the blu-ray review of DC’s Stargirl : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The war of the Roy family continues with the dvd review of HBO’s Succession: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). The warriors of the squared-circle face off in a new way with the video game review of WWE 2K Battlegrounds (Courtesy of 2K Games) for the X-Box One. Music for this episode features songs Young Blood cover by Kelsey Snowdon, One Piece at a Time cover by Tom Storey and, Love is a Battlefield cover by Lester Norton, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s an animal revolution, a deadly solution, an old man’s resolution, and a team’s restitution. First up it is another edition of the Hollywood Outbreak Update as I go over the developments for the release of Wonder Woman 1984 and new Sony movies hitting a theatre new you. As a bonus for this jam-packed edition of the show I give you my impressions of Day 2 of the recent DC Fandome event and the panels I check out. For reviews, first up the war for global pet domination continues with the digital review of Cats & Dogs 3: Paws Unite (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) with bonus added reviews of Cats & Dogs 1 and Cats & Dogs 2: The Revenge of Pussy Galore thrown in as well. Then it is a look into the life of DC Comic’s deadliest mercenaries with the blu-ray review of Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons: The Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a trip back to the old west where some lawmen never truly retire with the DVD review of Gunsmoke: The Movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring James Arness. History’s greatest villains are on the loose with the blu-ray review of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Fifth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Knights in White Satin by Victory Band 09, Wanted Dead or Alive by Acoustically Speaking and, Bat out of Hell by Michelle Woolard; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s bears on the run, an election to be run and another battle to be won. First up we kick off the show with another Outbreak Update with news from the set of The Batman and other movies along with my thoughts on the recent passing of actor Chadwick Boseman. It’s a story of 3 bears looking for a home with the DVD review of Cartoon Network’s We Bare Bears: The Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The world is on the brink of destruction again with the DVD review of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The girl of steel battles a new organization (with pants!) in the blu-ray review of CW’s Supergirl: The Complete Fifth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music on this episode features the songs Do The Bearcat by Killer Clowns and In The Danger Zone by Snack, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s heroes on display, a high price to pay, a New York kind of way, and speed here to stay. First up I give my impressions of the first, and what could be annual, DC Fandome event that took place this past weekend with all of the news and reveals I was able to check out. It is a trip back in time with the blu-ray review of Sunset Boulevard (1950) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A young man tries to find his way in the blu-ray review of The King of Staten Island (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) directed by Judd Apatow and starring Peter Davidson. The Scarlet Speedster is running for his very own life and the multiverse with the blu-ray review of The Flash: The Complete Sixth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Arthur’s Theme by Harmony Theresa Harper and Runaway by The Barstool Drifters; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s an agent in training, a battle of weed, a woman driven to succeed and exploring the world beyond. First up I got over the latest updates from Hollywood and my impressions of the recent move of Mulan to Disney+ and what it means going forward for the movie industry. A special agent gets a rough introduction to the world of espionage with the review of the first season of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. It’s time for another journey to dysfunction with the animated blu-ray review of South Park : The Complete 23rd Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The city of Gotham gets a new hero with the blu-ray review of Batwoman : The Compete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a journey into the unknown across the sands of time with the book review of A History of Magic, Witchcraft & The Occult (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Secret Agent Man by Ricky and the Blue Shadows, We are Family cover by The Supreme Collective, and That Old Black Magic by Aidan Hughes; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s an inspiring producer, terror legends collide, a dog has his day while hero and villains want to play. First up a personal assistant strives for more with the blu-ray review of The High Note (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). Annie Wilkes makes a fateful stop in the blu-ray review of Castle Rock: The Compete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) as the world’s of Misery and Salem’s Lot collide. The fate of the world is in his paws with the blu-ray review of the brand new CGI movie SCOOB! (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a battle of the bricks with the book review of LEGO Batman : Batman VS The Joker (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs I Haven’t Got Time for the Pain by Harmony Theresa, Love is a Battlefield acoustic cover by Lester Norton and Scooby-Doo by The Underdog Theory; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this jam-packed episode of Ramble Extra you get an interview and review for the price of one show. First up I give my impressions of the recent X-Box Game Showcase that took place online and my opinions of the new upcoming games. Then you get Part 2 of my talk with Mike from The Cool Factor YouTube channel. This episode Mike and I go more in-depth with running a YouTube channel, vlogging and trying to meet the expectations of the audience. It’s a severe case of stranger danger with the blu-ray review of HBO’s The Outsider (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) from the mind of Stephen King. Music for this episode features the song People Are Strange cover by Adam Rice; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s teenagers having fun, ego on the run, a boy with a strange past, and a doctor to the last. First up it’s a trip back to 1995 with the blu-ray review of the 25th Anniversary of Clueless (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Alicia Silverstone. It is another trip back into the world of Larry David with the dvd review of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Complete Tenth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A new world of terror from Stephen King and the mind of J.J Abrams with the blu-ray review of Castle Rock : The Complete First Season. We bound back into the world of Big Finish Audios with reviews of Doctor Who Stranded Series 1 and Torchwood: Dinner and a Show (Courtesy of Big Finish Productions). Music for this episode features the songs Kids in America cover by Kicks, Stuck in the Middle by Papa Bone Man and Nowhere Man by Matt Petty; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
This episode of Extra features my interview with Mike from the Cool Factor YouTube channel. In the first part we talk about re-discovering LEGO, the LEGO dark ages, what sets to buy and how to display them, the LEGO stigma, attending conventions, Stan Lee memories, moving from Poland, his work with Brick Vault, Vlogging style, and his work and exit from Brick Vault. You can find Mike and The Cool Factor on the internet through Twitter at https://twitter.com/MichalRytter, YouTube at youtube.com/c/thecoolfactor, Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/IamTheCoolFactor, and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/the.cool.factor/. Music for this show features the theme song Lets Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar and can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s the music of the boss, evil on the loose, trolls on parade and myths that never fade. First up I give my thoughts on the announced CGI movie reboot of TMNT and having to wear a face mask at the movies. A young man’s destiny is shaped by music with the blu-ray movie review of Blinded by the Light (Courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment) featuring the music of Bruce Springsteen. The battle lines are drawn between the natural and supernatural in the tv show dvd review of Evil Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). We then take a Troll double shoot with my movie review of Trolls and 4K blu-ray review of Trolls World Tour (Courtesy of Universal Home Entrainment) along with the winner of a 4K copy of the movie is announced. It a story of gods and men with the book review of Greek Myths (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Dancing in the Dark cover by Randy Kilgore, Crazy Train cover by 415-e and Barracuda cover by Exposure; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
With my ongoing effort to cover as much as I can, I thought I would throw out an extra for some content that could not fit in this week's regular show. Earlier this month Sony presented a Playstation 5 Reveal Event Livestream showing off for the first time not only the look of the new console set to come out near the end of the year but gave a taste of the games that will be available for it. On this show, I will give you my take on what is to come and overall impressions of the event and the future of gaming with Sony. The music for this episode features the songs Let's Get Rambling by Dynamo Snackbar and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s the heat of combat, the hunt is on, small treks, and an epic quest. First up it is time for another Outbreak update where I talk about the latest moves by Warner Bros. and Universal’s releases schedules and moves in the land of DCTV. Thanks to the fine folks at Universal Home Entertainment I have a copy of Trolls World Tour on 4K to giveaway for all of my fine Canadian listeners. First up no one gets left behind with the DVD review of Rogue Warfare : The Hunt (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The tables get turned with the blu-ray review of The Hunt (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). It is time to explore more untold stories with the blu-ray review of Star Trek : Short Treks (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Two brothers go on an epic journey with the digital movie review of Onward (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment) starring the voices of Chris Pratt and Tom Holland. Music for this episode features the songs Born to be Wild by Clazzica, She got the Look cover by S M Music, and Do You Believe in Magic by Dogs of Pompeii; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s a dog’s life, underwater strife, basketball woes, and cowboy steel toes. First up I talk about the re-casting of the lead character of CW’s Batwoman for Season 2 and my Twitter Watch Parry of the 80’s classic The Breakfast Club, hosted by Universal Home Entertainment. A literary classic comes to life with the digital review of The Call of The Wild (2020) starring Harrison Ford (Courtesy of Fox Home Entertainment). The pressure is on with the digital review of Underwater (Courtesy of Fox Home Entertainment) starring Kristen Stewart. A man looks to basketball for a chance of redemption with the blu-ray review of The Way Back (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Ben Affleck. It’s a tale of honky-tonk and heartbreak with the retro blu-ray review of the 40th Anniversary of Urban Cowboy (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Deborah Winger and John Travolta. Music for this episode features the songs Eye of the Tiger cover by Anna Puric, Get Back cover by Alpha State and The Devil Went Down to Georgia by The Villian; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a thug’s life, a woman in strife, a non-visible life, a child’s pain, and braces on the brain. First up 2 childhood friends get caught up in gang war with the digital review of Blue Story (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Then a woman is out for revenge with the blu-ray review of The Rhythm Section (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Blake Lively and Jude Law along with a bonus rant on the changes in the James Bond franchise. An old horror legend gets a new twist with the 4K blu-ray review of The Invisible Man (2020) starring Elizabeth Moss. An old fairy tale gets a new twist with the blu-ray review of Gretel and Hansel : A Grimm Fairy Tale (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a magical adventure in bricks with the book review of LEGO Harry Potter : Build Your Own Adventure (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Gangstars Paradise by rap, Every Breath You Take cover by Emma Hornsby, Sweet Dreams by PJ and The Harry Potter Theme by Neal Johnson; they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, I mark my 14th year of podcasting with one of the largest shows I have done in awhile crammed full of reviews and a special surprise congratulatory message. First up another video game character comes to life with the blu-ray review of Sonic The Hedgehog (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring James Marsden & Jim Carrey. Then it is a trip of murder, mystery and mayhem with the blu-ray review of Boomhouse’s Fantasy Island (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Michael Pena. We make the final chapter in the animated DCEU with the movie review of Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). Gotham City gets a dose wolf female fury with the 4K blu-ray review of Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. It is a look at the evolution of women’s wrestling with the book review of WWE Kicking Down Doors by L.J. Tracosas (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Crash cover by Maya, Dangerous Type by Lets Go, It’s a Man’s World cover by Porche Adams and Hit Me With Your Best Shot cover by Piece of My heart, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s another edition of Hollywood Outbreak Update, a battle of beauty, bad boys return, a train of concern and an arrow returned. First up it’s another Hollywood Outbreak Update as I go over more shifts in the upcoming movie releases. The battle for beauty takes centre stage with the blu-ray review of Like A Boss (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) featuring Tiffany Haddish, Rise Byrne and Slam Hyek. It is time to hit the streets of Miami with the digital movie review of Bad Boys : For Life (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) . Life on the rails takes a strange turn with the digital animated tv show review of The Infinity Train : Book One (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The epic journey of a hero comes to it’s end with the digital review of Arrow : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Bad Boys cover by DJ -SRKI, Crazy Train cover by Diggin Deep and You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi Rocks, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it another outbreak survival update, women re-visited, skilled liars, spies on the lamb and droids a-plenty. First up it is another Hollywood Outbreak Update from my perspective. It is a second look at a re-imagined classic tale with the blu-ray review of Little Women (2019) (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) as I go over the extras that came with the release. It is a battle of wits with an older generation with the blu-ray review of The Good Liar (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen. The world of undercover goes to the birds with the animated blu-ray review of Spies in Disguise (Courtesy of Fox Home Entertainment) starring voices of Will Smith and Tom Holland. It is an exploration of the many metal minions in the book review of Star Wars : Extraordinary Droids (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Suspicious Minds by Derek, Secret Agent Man by Ricky and the Blue Shadows and Somebody’s Watching Me by Roy G and the Biv, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s another outbreak Hollywood update, a female affair, jokes in the road, cars ready to explode and the life of a legendary super-spy. First up I give the latest news on the most recent shifts in movies due to the global pandemic. An old tale gets another telling with the digital review of Little Women (2019) (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). The boys are back in town with the digital review of Impractical Jokers: The Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros, Home Entertainment). It is a battle for speed supremacy with the blu-ray review of Ford VS Ferrari (Courtesy of Fox Home Entertainment). Get the history of one the deadliest women in the Marvel Universe with the book review of Marvel’s Black Widow: Secrets of a Super-Spy (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Straight Up cover by The Hook, Straight Up cover by Lisa Bello and Money That’s What I Want by Old School, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s a curious clerk, a deadly hero, a mixed up game, a jedi gone insane and a boom of bricks. First up I give my update on the virus outbreak and Hollywood. A lonely man gets more than he bargained for with the dvd review of The Night Clerk (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Death is only the beginning with my first home release review of Bloodshot (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Vin Diesel. The adventure continues with the blu-ray review of Jumanji : The Next Level (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Dwayne Johnson. It is the end of a saga with the 4K blu-ray review of Star Wars : Rise of Skywalker (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). It is a galaxy by the brick with the book review of LEGO Star Wars : Character Encyclopedia : New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing) Music for this episode features songs Sweet Dreams cover by Pj Sweet, Highway to Hell cover by Sonic Misfits, Rise up Allison Cento and It’s the end of the World by Starpool, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s a hero in question, a team in crisis, childhood nationalism and desperate wartime mission. First off you get my take on the worldwide viral panic that is going on and how if affects pop-culture. It is a trip back to Atlanta 1996 with my blu-ray review of Richard Jewell (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The past comes back with a vengeance with the blu-ray review of Titans: The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It’s a satirical view of WWII through the eyes of a child with the blu-ray review of Jojo Rabbit (Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox). From Sam Mendes, Oscar winning director of Skyfall, Spectre and American Beauty comes my 4K blu-ray review of 1917 (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs We Are Family by the Supreme Collective, I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Beat 64 and Heroes cover by Dead Bohily, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s my talk on the departure of Dan Didio from DC, a classic show revival, a man in green and cold on the scene. First up we travel back to Fan Expo and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and highlights of my discussions with Dan Didio from DC Comics in the wake of his recent departure from the company. A classic show gets yet another re-boot with the blu-ray review of The Twilight Zone (2019) hosted by Jordan Peele (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A DC legend rises again with the blu-ray review of Swamp Thing : The Complete Series (2019) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Elsa’s journey continues with the 4K blu-ray review of Frozen 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs Twilight Zone cover by Nadergator and Wild Thing cover by Jam Band Express, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s the end of a game, fighting fire kinda lame, bodies on the take and ore movies than you an make. first up it’s a battle of players vs. owners with the blu-ray review of HBO’s Ballers : The Complete Fifth & Final Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment & Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Dwayne Johnson. Some smoke jumpers get more than they bargained for with the blu-ray review of Playing with Fire (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring John Cena. Two young girls have to save a town from an alien invasion with the blu-ray review of Snatchers (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is stores of the silver screen with the book review of The Movie Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Ring of Fire by Melissa Glaze, Disco Inferno by Hiatus Figtus, and Your Body is A Wonderland by Kasper Cousland, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s a fight for the future, a planet in peril, adventures in the land of the dead and facing past fears. First up on the show I take a little side Trek and give my take on the first episode of Star Trek: Picard and how the internet has been reacting to it. It is now a battle of woman vs machine with the blu-ray review of Terminator: Dark Fate (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). The battle for the fate of a doomed planet is on with the blurry review of Krypton: The Complete Second and Final Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Let the dead times roll with the blu-ray review of Zombieland : Double Tap (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Old ghosts come home to roost The story of The Shining continues with the blu-ray review of Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Ewan McGregor. Music for this episode features songs Don’t Let The Sun go down on me cover by Rewind, Live and Let Die Cover by Anak Singkong, and Sweet Dreams are made of this cover by PJ Sweet, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show it’s a cop with an attitude, a man fights his past, a doctor working fast and a planet dying fast. First up we continue marching into the new decade by looking back to the ’80s with the blu-ray review of The Beverly Hills Cop 3 movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). An assassin isn’t allowed to return easy with the blu-ray review of Gemini Man (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring Will Smith. It’s a trip back into the TARDIS as I do a re-visit with the review of Doctor Who : Colin Baker : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of BBC Home Entertainment). The Man of Steel’s fate lies in the hands of his grandfather with the dvd review of CW’s Krypton : The Complete First Season. Music for this episode features songs Shakedown cover by Jad S Music Group, Double Vision cover by No Worries, and Final Countdown cover by La Retro Classic band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
In this episode of the show, it’s a lesson in history, a clown’s misery, a dragon’s ken and the knights of ren. First up it is trip back to the ’80s with the blu-ray review of HBO’s 5-part mini-series Chernobyl (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). It is a journey into madness with the 4K blu-ray review of Joker (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). It is good to be bad with the 4K blu-ray review of Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is an in-depth look into the final chapter of a long saga with the book review of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Send in the Clowns by Julez Hamilton, Dangerous Type by Lets Go and Dark Secret by Espial, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
It is that giving time of year and for another edit of Ramble Extra with my Annual Holiday Gift Guide Special for 2019. Featured on this years edition of the show is my reviews of Game of Thrones: The Complete Series on blu-ray (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment), Breaking Bad: The Complete Series on blu-ray (Courtesy of Song Home Entertainment), Doctor Who : The Macra Terror on dvd (Courtesy of BBC Home Entertainment), Doctor wHo : John Pertwee : Complete Season Four on blu-ray (Courtesy of BBC Home Entertainment), Doctor Who: Colin Baker: Complete Season Two on blu-ray (Courtesy of BBC Home Entertainment) and Breaking Bad: The Complete Series on blu-ray (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Music on this episode features the songs Distant Sleigh Bells by Lisa Troyer & Dawn Yonder, Holly Jolly Christmas by Sharif and Chtistmas Baby Please Come Home by c-cangeleri, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com.
It is the last regular show of 2019 and we are going out with a bang. First up we journey back to 1946 with the blu-ray review of Frank Capra’s It’s A Wonderful Life (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Jimmy Stewart a& Donna Reed. The Losers Club returns to Derry with the 4K blu-ray review of Stephen King’s IT : Chapter 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A hero goes to war with the blu-ray review of Wonder Woman : Bloodlines (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It’s a royal affair with the blu-ray review of Downtown Abbey : The Motion Picture (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment). A saga concludes as I journey to a galaxy far, far, away for one last time with the theatrical movie review of Star Wars : Rise of Skywalker. Music for this episode features songs It’s A Wonderful Life by Jim Wingrove, Love is the Drug by Fat Jack Creem, The Ballad of Downton Abbey by Neal Phillips and Downton Abbey Rocks cover by Heath Allyn, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a holiday tale, birds in a rage, a multi-verse of teens and a throne for a queen. First up I gave my take on some of the latest trailers for Wonder Woman 1984 and Ghostbusters Afterlife with a bonus trailer review at the end of the show. It is a tale of hope and heart with the dvd review of Tim Janis Buttons : A Christmas Tale (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is a battle of the islands with the blu-ray review of The Angry Birds 2 Movie (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Worlds collide with the blu-ray review of Titans GO! VS Teen Titans (Courtesy of Warner Home Entertainment). The battle for the Iron Throne comes to an end with the blu-ray review of Game of Thrones : The Complete Eight Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment)Music for this episode features songs Final Countdown cover by The Retro Classic Band, Eye of the Tiger cover by The Sanderson Pitch and Game of Thrones cover by Bobby Fioretti, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed. Listen for a chance for a giveaway for a copy of a title I review this week.
On this episode of the show it’s a search for treasure, women taking charge, a man at large and a robot in the stars. First up I talk about COPPA and the future of many of you tubers after the new year. A cartoon character comes to life with the blu-ray review of Dora and the Lost City of Gold (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). Three women fight for survival in the New York of the ’70s with the blu-ray review of The Kitchen (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is back to 19th century San Francisco with the blu-ray review of Cinemax’s Warrior: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). It is the story of the man behind the machine with the book review of I am C-3PO: The Inside Story by Anthony Daniels and Forward by J.J. Abrams (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Golden Years by Barracuda cover by Happy Ending, Kung Fu Fighting by Famhi i Jr. and the Vamps and Rocketman cover by Adrian Chisholm, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the shows it’s a terrifying return, the joys of aging, planes bombing and surviving in a galaxy far, far away. First up Mystery Inc. gets a frightening case of deja vu with the DVD review of Scooby-Doo: Return to Zombie Island (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is back to World War 2 with the dvd review of the mini-series Catch-22 (2019) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment) starring George Clooney. Getting old is not for the faint of heart with the DVD review of The Kominksy Method: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin. Learn life-saving skills with the book review of Star Wars: How to Not Get Eaten by Ewoks & Other Galactic Survival Skills by Christian Blauvelt (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Golden Years by Jodell, Straighten Up and Fly Right by Catherine Kelly and I’ll Be Seeing You by Vanessa Rochelle Flahery , they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed. Listen for a chance fir a giveaway for a copy of a title I review this week.
On this episode of the show it’s a comedy legend, boys on the prowl, a kitten who can growl and men on a mission. First up it’s a trip back to the 80’s with the dvd review of Life With Lucy : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Then it is boys on a mission with the blu-ray review of Good Boys (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). A legend is reload with the 4K blu-ray review of Lion King (2019) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It’s a lesson in teamwork with the 4K blu-ray review of Fast & Furious Presents : Hobbs and Shaw (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). Music for this episode features songs Boys are Back in Town by Rock House, Circle of Life by Jackie and Time in a Bottle by Mandy Gurr Snyman, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed. Listen for a chance fir a giveaway for a copy of a title I review this week.
On this episode, it’s danger in the water, generations coming together, magical creatures on the loose and history of heroes. First up humans are back on the menu with the blu-ray review of Crawl (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Then an urban legend is reborn with the blu-ray review of Shaft (2019) starring Samuel L. Jackson (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment) . We take a turn for the mystical with the blu-ray review of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). We embark on a journey of over 80 years of comics history with the book review of DC Comics: Year by Year - A Visual Guide - New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Bad Leroy Brown by Phil Aaron, I Heard a Bad Moon on the Rise by Roman the Heard and Time After Time by So Stricken, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a ghoulish family, a mystery over time, anti-alien affairs and toys who care. First up it’s a retro blu-ray review with The Addams Family 2-Movie Collection (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A mystery carries over 3 decades with the blu-ray review of True Detective The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). The girl of Steel fights for alien rights with the next chapter in the CW Super-Hero Catch up with the blu-ray reviewof Supergirl : The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Entertainment). The carnival comes to town with the 4K blu-ray review of Toy Story 4 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs We Are Family by The Supreme Collective, Dream A Little Dream For Me by Vivian Lim and, You’ve Got a Friend in Me by SingerMty, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On the show it’s the end of the world, aliens across the pond, super-heroic action both on-screen and the page. First up I give you an update on the future of Spider-Man in the MCU and who will be running the Star Wars Universe. It is a trip back to the 90’s with the blu-ray review of Stephen King’s The Stand 25th Anniversary Editio (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It’s a case of Aliens in the UK with the blu-ray review of Men in Black International (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson. The Super-Hero catch-up on the Arrowverse with the blu-ray reviews of Arrow Season 7 and The Flash Season 5 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). It is a universe at a glance with the book review of The Marvel Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Don’t Fear the Reaper by Michelle Woolard, Secret Agent Man by Ricky and the Blue Shadows and Against the Wind by Scott Thibeault, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show, it’s a journey of heroes across multiple worlds and rings. First up I give an update on the Sony vs. Marvel/Disney and Spiderman’s cinematic future and changes coming to YouTube. With a new season fast approaching it is once again time for CW Super-Hero catch-up with the reviews of Arrow Season 6, The Flash Season 4, Supergirl Season 3 and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season 3. A classic tale gets a new look in more ways than one with the 4K blu-ray reviews of Aladdin (1992) Signature Edition and the new live-action Aladdin (2019) featuring Will Smith as the Genie. Music for this episode features songs I need a hero cover by Masmur Remaja Anti Galsu and Prince Ali by Children’s Music, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a boy gone bad, terrorists gone mad, pets in control and a giant lizard on a roll. First up I give my take on the whole Sony vs Disney/Marvel and the fate of Spider-Man in re Marvel Cinematic Universe. A classic hero’s tale gets a very dark turn with the blu-ray review of Brightburn (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Keeping the piece is a hell of a job with the blu-ray review of Cinemax’s Strike Back Season 6 (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). It’s an animal tale with the blu-ray review of The Secret Life of Pets 2 (Courtesy of Universal Home Entertainment) with a chance to win yourself a copy through Universal Home Entertainment. It is monster mayhem with the 4K blu-ray review of Godzilla : King of the Monsters (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs Superman song cover by Evan Robert, Empire State of Mind cover by Sarah Bright and Godzilla cover by Daze Gone By, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s crime in the Big Easy, a Tax Man gone sleazy, a game not easy and and phase becomes sleepy. First up death comes knock with the dvd review of NCIS : New Orleans The Fifth Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It’s a story of death and taxes with the dvd review of Doctor Who and The Sun Makers (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It is the world’s furriest crime fighter with the 4K blu-ray review of Pokemon : Detective Pikachu (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). The Infinity saga comes to a close with the 4K blu-ray review of Avengers : Endgame (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features songs Wonderwall cover by 3rd Bedroom, Pokemon theme cover by Cory, and The End of the World as We Know It cover by Frequency, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it’s a park of wonders, a relentless evil, a reluctant seller, and a parting doctor. First up I give my impression of the last announcement from Marvel Studios upcoming Phase 4 plans along with my second attempt at stand-up comedy at Showtime Comedy Club in Saint Catharines, Ontario. A young’s girl’s dream becomes reality with the blu-ray review of Wonder Park (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The horror hits home with the blu-ray review of The Curse of Llorona (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment). A young couple gets more than what they paid for with the blu-ray review of The Intruder (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Dennis Quad. The journey of the third Doctor comes to the end with the dvd review of Doctor Who and The Planet of the Spiders (Courtesy of BBC Studios Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features songs Wonderwall cover by 3rd Bedroom, Somebody is Watching Me cover by Yo Gotti CM5 (White Friday) and Private Eyes cover by Rat Bastards, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show heroes come in all sizes, a darkness growing and a cop on the brink. First up I talk about my recent stand-up comedy debut at Showtime in Saint Catharines, On and what the future lies for me. It is time for DC’s Captain Marvel with the 4K blu-ray review of Shazam! (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Zachary Levi. We see the dark side of heroes with the blu-ray review of Titans : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We travel across the pond with the dvd review of Luther : The Complete Series (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Idris Elba. Music for this episode features songs Kids in America by Revamped and Paradise Circus cover by Amila Nola, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
ON this episode if the show it’s a story of girl power, cities in conflict, time and space in animation and dead is better. First up, a tale of two ladies to to an end with the dvd review of Broad City : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is a tale of two cities with the dvd review of The City & The City (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring David Morrissey. The Doctor is in with the dvd review Doctor Who : The Animation Collection (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). A classic Stephen King story gets new look with the blu-ray review of Pet Sematary (2019) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features songs Hot Child in the City by The Panties, Doctor Who theme by Seize them and Pet Sematary by George Dalton, hey can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's panic at the embassy, a fairy tale classic, a popular pachyderm and killer obsession. First up in this jam-packed episode it is off to the streets of Libya with the 4K blu-ray review of 13 Hours : The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is all in the slipper with the blu-ray review of Cinderella : The Anniversary Edition (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A classic tales gets a new look with the 4K blu-ray review of Dumbo (2019) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) from the mind of Tim Burton. The obsession continues with the blu-ray review of Killing Eve Season 2 (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Sandra Oh. I finished off the show with a my take of the WWE Legend Jake "The Snake" Roberts standup act that attended with my wife at Showtime Comedy Club in Saint Catharines, ON. Music for this episode features songs A dream is a wish your heart makes cover by Erin Carere, Pin Elephants on parade by Bleoag Pink Bobby Forsessiontti and Obsession by FatJacks Creem Pies they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the it's double trouble, a brave new world, a hero rising and a kingdom falling. For the first time on the show I have not 1 but 2 giveaways in this episode for you my loyal listeners. First up a family fights for its life with the blu-ray review of US (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). The Frasiers tackle early America in Outlander Season 4 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We head back to the 90's with the 4K blu-ray of Marvel Studios Captain Marvel (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The battle for control of Westeros comes to an end with the digital review of Game of Thrones Season 8 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features songs Private Eyes cover by Rat Bastard, I'm Just a Girl cover by Bad Monkey and Game of Thrones theme by Bobby Foretti, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this edition of the show it's men on the mind, romance in the air, a lady so fair and a friendship to share. First up a business woman gets a new look into the world with the blu-ray review of What Men Want (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Taraji P. Henson & Tracy Morgan. Then a woman gets rom-commed in the blu-ray review of Isn't It Romantic (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Rebel Wilson and Liam Helmsworth. It's a case of the wrong pace at the wrong time with the blu-ray review of Miss Bala (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Gina Rodriguez. It is a lifetime of friendship from the 50's with the dvd review of HBO's My Brilliant Friend (Courtesy of HBO Home video). Music for this episode features songs Express Yourself cover by Entre Nous, I Just Wanna Dance With Somebody by Maura Mallus and A Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress Cover by Lisa Sturniolo, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a man of destiny, a killer obsession, a deadly game and LEGO on the brain. First up, it is a retro blu-ray review of the 25th Anniversary Edition of Forrest Gump (Courtesy of Paramount Hone Video) starring Tom Hanks. Two women play a deadly game of cat and mouse with the blu-ray review of Killing Eve Season 1 (Courtsy of BBC Home Video) starring Sandra Oh. A group of 6 strangers get trapped in a game of choose or die with the blu-ray review of Escape Room (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It is adventure by the brick with the blu-ray review of The LEGO Movie 2 : The Second Part (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features songs Against the Wind Cover by Ronnie Lee, Obsession cover by Fat Jacks Creem Pies and Double Vision cover by No Worries, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's another jam packed edition it's a dog's journey, an old mystery, murder on the mind and a marvelous journey comes to and end. First up a 400 mile journey is on the menu with the blu-ray review of A Dog's Way Home (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A top cop has an old crime come back at her with the dvd review of Bancroft Series 1(Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Sarah Parish and Faye Marsay. To catch a killer you need the mind of a doctor with the dvd review of Instinct Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). After 11 years and 22 movies it is finally time for my Spoiler-Free review of Marvel's Avengers : Endgame at a theater near you. Music for this episode features songs Tell Me Lies by Kris Nichols, Maneater cover by Inie Lee and The Final Countdown cover by Dens Gonjalez they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's old man driving, a woman in danger, a prison break and star wars by the brick. First up I give my take on spoilers when it comes to Avengers : Endgame & Game of Thrones and why I hate them. Age knows no limit with the blu-ray review of The Mule (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Some crimes never end with the dvd review of Safe House : The Crow (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Stephen Moyer. A prison is rocked with the dvd review of the Limited Series of Escape at Dannemora (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Patrica Arquette. It is bricks in a galaxy far far away with the book review of LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Don't Let The Old Man in cover by Fairchild Murphy, Long Cool Woman cover by Rich Hassan and Bad Company cover by Rob Ward they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On another large edition of the show it's comedy in the big apple, spiders a plenty, a bug returns and a doctor falls. First up a comic's journey continues with the blu-ray review of HBO's Crashing : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It is the birth of a new hero with the blu-ray review of Spider-Man : Into The Spider-verse. We go back to the days of G1 with the blu-ray review of Bumblebee (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's the end and it's prepared for with the blu-ray review of Doctor Who : Tom Baker The Complete Season Seven (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). A universe is explored with the book review of the Marvel Encyclopedia : New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs A New York Minute by Harry Cherney, The Touch cover by Ramone Talarico, The Transformers Theme by Muchos Baackflips and Doctor Who Theme by Sometimes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On another big shows it's a trip to NYC, a view from space, a nanny returns, a man from the sea and world of DC. First up it is back the wild streets of New York in the 70's with HBO's The Deuce : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO home video). A long running franchise gets a new chapter with the dvd review of Star Trek : Discovery Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A legend returns with the 4K blu-ray review of Disney's Mary Poppins Returns (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A man bridges two worlds with the blu-ray review of DC's Aquaman (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Jason Momoa & Amber Heard. Its is time to catch up with the New 52 with the book review of DC Comics Ultimate Character Guide New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features songs Waiting for a Star to Fall by Claire Thomas, Don't Forget me When I am Gone by Singermty, Smoke on the Water by Burzza and All together by Christine Gilardi, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On another jam packed show it's a new family affair, the doctor and fam, a ball player's life and figting with strife. First up a young couple gets more than they bargained for with the dvd review of Instant Family (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a new TARDIS, new Doctor and new fam with the blu-ray review of Doctor Who : The Complete Series 11 and Resolution (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It is life on and off the field with the blu-ray review of HBO's Ballers :The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Old enemies come out to play with the blu-ray review of Creed 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Music for thisepisode features songs We Are Family by Ajpc, Doctor Who theme remix by Tenebrae Aeternus, Red Rubber Ball Cover by Steve Yates, Rocky Theme by Lio Records and WE Will Rock You Cover by River Gone Red they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this jam packed episode it's a star on the rise, war mutated, a sea of blue, singing fish and internet breakdown. First up a legendary story gets new faces with the blu-ray review of A Star is Born (2018) starring Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A group of soldiers face an up against unknown horrors in the 4K blu-ray reviews of Overlord (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We spring into the sea with the 4K review of Oceans : Our Blue Planet (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It is back into the vault with the 4K blu-ray review of The Little Mermaid (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is an adventure of digital proportions with the 4K blu-ray review of Ralph Wrecks the Internet (Courtesy of Walt Disney Hoe Video). Music for this episode features sons I have a Dream by The Reverend, Islands in the Stream by Reunited, Under The Sea by Nipel Twist and Born to be Wild by Moose Knuckle, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a woman on a mission, an universe unhinged, murder at Cambridge and the life of legend. First up is the blu-ray review of The Girl In the Spider's Web (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Caire Foy. The universe gets bent with the blu-ray review of The Cloverfield Paradox (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A long lost story is now complete with the dvd review of Doctor Who : Shada (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Fame comes in all sizes with the dvd review of HBO's My Dinner With Herve (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) starring Peter Dinklage. Music for this episode features the songs Maneater cover by Ronnie Lee, Time After Time by Smooth Project and Rock and Roll Fantasy by Tazer Rock, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a fight for power, a convent of terror, the ultimate answer and a girl's quest. First up family is the thing with the blu-ray review of HBO's Succession : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Terror has a new face with the blu-ray of The Nun (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The cult classic returns with the blu-ray review of the remastered and restored Hitch Hiker's Guide to The Galaxy Special Edition (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). An old legend gets a new take with the blu-ray review of The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Cry Little Sister Cover by Sadie Graveyard, Rocketman cover by Adrian Chisholm and Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy by ZZAJ, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a heroic dog, a trip to the moon, a wealthy family and murder most foul. First up it's a dog's life with the animation movie blu-ray review of Sgt. Stubby : A Real American Hero (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We journey beyond Earth with the blu-ray review of First Man (Courtesy of Universal Home Video) starring Ryan Gosling. Then we party with the elite with the blu-ray review of Crazy Rich Asians (Courtesy of Warner Bros. ). It is murder in the land down under with the dvd review of Top of the Lake : China Girl (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Man on the Moon cover by Lets Be Frank, Money (That is what I want) by Chuck Murphy and I can't help falling in love by Country Tones, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a man on a mission, a nazi britain, life with the crown and female heroes in the spotlight. First up the legend returns again with the blu-ray review of Halloween (2018) (Courtesy of Universal Home Video) starring Jamie Lee Curtis. Then we travel to a very different WW1 with the blu-ray review of SS GB (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Kate Bosworth. The monarchy faces more challenges with the blu-ray review of The Crown : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The ladies take centre stage with the book review of Marvel Fearless & Fantastic : Female Super Heroes Save the World (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Halloween by DJ Hart Attack, Rebel Yell cover by Paul Saffire and When a Man Loves a Woman by Down to Earth & Heavan Bound, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it is my Christmas and Year End Special with loads of video reviews for your listening pleasure. First up it is a case of small town murder with the blu-ray review of HBO's Limited Series Sharp Objects (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's a Yeti good time with the animated blu-ray review of Smallfoot (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). It is cricket time with the blu-ray review of Doctor Who : Peter Davison : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Tis the season of giving with my Holiday Gift Review with the BBC Holiday Gift Guide featuring reviews of the complete series of Merlin, Orphan Black, Sherlock and Robin Hood and Blue Planet collections along with brand new collections of the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th Doctors (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Sleigh Ride by Gene Osburn, Christmas Baby, Please Come Home by Cangeleri and Jingle Bells by Shaky Stage, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's America in depth, the life of a king, a king shark, mission impossible and spider mania. First up Sacha Baron Cohen wears many faces in the dvd review of Who Is America ? (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The man, the myth and the legend is examined in the dvd review of Elvis Presley : The Searcher (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Man is on the menu with the 4K blu-ray review of The Meg (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Jason Statham. Ethan Hunt is back in action with the blu-ray review of Mission Impossible : Fallout (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We leap into web swinging action with the book review of Spider-Man : Into the Spider-verse : The Official Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Suspicious Minds cover by Steve Bendenhey, Maneater cover by Ronnie Lee, Mission Impossible theme by Fire Jam Band and Falling Cover by Against the Flow, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a childhood revisited, supers on the rise, an island of song, gang infiltration and one on one with the great one. First up I talk about the death of the legend which was Stan Lee and my plans in celebrating his life. Childhood friends come back to play with the blu-ray review of Christopher Robin (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The Parr family is back in action with the 4K blu-ray review of The Incredibles 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is ABBA time again with the 4K blu-ray review of Mamma Mia : Here We Go Again! (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). We dive into the mind of Spike Lee with the 4K blu-ray review of Blackkklansman (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). It is the life and time of the most electrifying figure in Sports Entertainment with the book review of The World of The Rock (Courtesy of DK Publishing) Music for this episode features the songs Winnie The Pooh by Baileyo, Dancing Queen Cover by Alyona, Mamma Mia Cover by Manisha Chauhan and We Will Rock You by River Gone Red they can all be found at www.reverbnation.comand instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a childhood revisited, supers on the rise, an island of song, gang infiltration and one on one with the great one. First up I talk about the death of the legend which was Stan Lee and my plans in celebrating his life. Childhood friends come back to play with the blu-ray review of Christopher Robin (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The Parr family is back in action with the 4K blu-ray review of The Incredibles 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is ABBA time again with the 4K blu-ray review of Mamma Mia : Here We Go Again! (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). We dive into the mind of Spike Lee with the 4K blu-ray review of Blackkklansman (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). It is the life and time of the most electrifying figure in Sports Entertainment with the book review of The World of The Rock (Courtesy of DK Publishing) Music for this episode features the songs Winnie The Pooh by Baileyo, Dancing Queen Cover by Alyona, Mamma Mia Cover by Manisha Chauhan and We Will Rock You by River Gone Red they can all be found at www.reverbnation.comand instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this jammed packed episode of the show it's my mega-sized annual Halloween Special 2018. First up I give my take on IMBD's list of the top 10 Halloween movies. It is time to get afraid, very afraid with the dvd review of The Fly & The Fly 2 Collector's Edition. Then it is journey in world of wizardry with the dvd review of Harry Potter : A History of Magic (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). The Drac Pack takes to the high seas with the blu-ray review of Hotel Transylvania 3 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Jump City's heroes hit the big screen with the blu-ray review of Teen Titans GO! to the movies (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). I release my inner bad guy with the video game review of LEGO DC Super Villians for the X-Box One. I take in some heroic brick work with the book review of LEGO DC Super Heroes Visual Dictionary (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Goinhg Through Changes by Kainetic, Do You Believe in Magic by Matt Blaine, Monster Mash by The Bellegards, I put a Spell on You by Mark and Sara Davis, Superstition by The Broken Group and One Way or Another cover by Simone The Supercats, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.comand instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
On this episode of the show it's a towering inferno, nerds to the rescue, size does matter and the dc lowdown. First up a man goes to gret heaights to save his family in the blu-ray review of Skyscraper (Courtesy of Universal Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. It is nerds to the rescue with my dvd review of Scorpion Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Heroes come in all sizes with the blu-ray 4K review of Antman and The Wasp (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The sky is the limit with the book review of DC's Everything You Need To Know (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Higher Ground Cover by Wendy Lalforce, Smal Town on a Saturday Night by Lee Hooker and I Need a Hero by Baylee Valentine. Power Grimm, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed
On this episode of the show it's ladies on the prowl, women on the con, a legend begins and nerd unite. First up it is seniors on the prowl with the blu-ray review of The Book Club (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is a con with heels with the blu-ray review of Ocean's 8 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A scoundrel gets his start with the blu-ray review of Solo : A Star Wars Story (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is back to the valley with the dvd review of HBO's Silicon Valley : The Complete Fifth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Under The Sea by Radio Rescue, Eye of the Tiger by Back to Rock and Under Pressure by Nikki Power Grimm, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a croc on the loose, a team of geniuses, a team re-united and 10 years of cinematic heroes. It is feeding time again with the dvd review of Lake Placid : Legacy (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The power of the mind takes centre stage again with the dvd review of Scorpion Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Section 20 is back in action with the blu-ray review of HBO's Strike Back Season 5 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's a trip into 10 years pf the MCU with the book review of Marvel Studios Visual Dictionary (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Never Smile at a Crocodile by Red River Outlaws, Short Change Hero by The Red Letter Suite and I Need A Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com
On this episode of the show it's a an endless childhood game, a man running from his past and the final push in a rebellion. First up it is winner take all in the blu-ray review of TAG (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Ed Helms and Jeremy Renner. A con man gets more than he bargian for with the dvd review of Sneaky Pete Season One (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The fight comes home to Lothal with the blu-ray review of the final season of Star Wars: Rebels Season 4 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Homme Video). Music for this episode features the songs Crash by Maya and Rebel Yell by Tabloid Heroes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a mom back in glass, a famlily in crisis and a universe in peril. Frst up it is back to school time with the blu-ray review of Life of The Party (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Melissa McCarthy. Two families are \on a collision course with the dvd review of HBO's Here and Now Season One (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Heroes unite to save the galaxy with the 4K blu-ray review of Marvel's Avengers : Infinity War (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs The Final Countdown Cover by Nueva Band and Papa is A Rolling Stone by Lexi Parr and the Ruby Blonde Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a trip in the TARDIS, a virtual world in peril, a vert angry mother and hitman changes careers. First up it is a does of Classic Who with the blu-ray review of Doctor Who : Tom Baker Complete Season One (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) with hours of new bonus footage. Then it is an escape to the Oasis with the blu-ray review of Ready Player One (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Then a woman must break-in fight for her children with the blu-ray review of Breaking In (Courtesy of Universal Home Video). A killer changes his path with the video review of Barry Season 1 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) starring Bill Hader. Music for this episode features the songs Pinball Wizard by The Who Experience, Take on Me Cover by Shock and Secret Agent Man by FattKatt and the Zonvippers, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode on the show it's death by quick draw, death by sound & monsters on the loose. First up we go back to the 90's with my retro 4K blu-ray review of The Quick & The Dead (Courtesy of Sony Home Vdeo). We journey to a world where silence can save your life with the blu-ray review of A Quiet PLace (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A classic video game comes to life with the blu-ray review of Rampage (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. Music for this episode features the songs Wanted Dead or Alive by Wayne Farrow & Werewolves of London by Willie White, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's courage under fire, a bear behind bars,a never aging boy and men without fear. First up Clint Eastwood directs in the blu-ray review of Th 15:17 to Paris (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A bear is on mssion with the blu-ray review of Paddington 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We fly to Neverland with the bu-ray review of the Anniversary Edition of Peter Pan Signature Edition (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). We travel back to the 70's with the tv series review of Showtime's I'm Dying Up Here Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) by Executive Producer Jim Carrey. Music for this episode features the songs Last Train to Clarksville by Geriatrica, Never Smile At a Crocodile by Red River Outlaws and Live and Let Die Cover by Anak Singkong, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
ON this episode of the show it's the world's greatest gnome detective, a legend reborn, a journey of discovery and a 4K trip to Westeros. It is a trip beyond the garden with the blu-ray review of Sherlock Gnomes (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) featuring the music of Elton John. Lara Croft rises again with the blu-ray review of Tomb Raider (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The battle for power begins in 4K with the 4K review of HBO's Game of Thrones Season 1 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Don't go breaking my heart by Kinepela Smith, Time After Time by Gemma Howells, Game of Thrones theme by Bobby Fioretti and I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the sbow it's a game gone crazy, a transformed woman, an altered reality and a galaxy in bricks. First up it is a journey back to Scotia Bank Convention Centre for the 2018 Niagara Comic-Con. This year I take it in with another first timer, my wife Leeann. I talk about my thoughts on the con and the celebrities, sights and sounds of the event. A night of games turns deadly with the blu-ray review of Game Night (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Jason Bateman & Rachel McAdams. Then a young woman must face an uncertain future with the blu-ray review of A Fantastic Woman (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The fate of the planet is in the hands of 5 women in the blu-ra review of Annihilation (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Natalie Portman. The Rebellion gets a helping hand with the dvd review of LEGO Star Wars : The Freemaker Adventures Season 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Man I Feel Like A Woman by The Decades Band, The Final Countdown cover by Nueva Band and Free Falling cover by Vedant Sharma, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this edition of the show it's a land in peril, a rising king, a fistful of power and history in the ring. First up the chaos in the four lands continue with the dvd review of The Shannara Chronicles Season Two (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A new king must rise up with the Marvel Studios Black Panther (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Infinite power us up for grabs with my movie review of Avengers : Infinity War. It's a look at the longest running show in episodic television with the book review of RAW : The First 25 Years (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Until We Go Down by Arwen Star Song, Cat Scratch Fever by Gypsy Red and Time After Time Cover by Rasha Hamid, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's jungle madness, football sadness, time traveling lovers and soldiers undercover. First up an old game gets a new twist with the blu-ray review of Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle 2 pack (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Then we get a second helping of Dwayne Johnson with the blu-ray review of HBO's Ballers : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Claire & Jaime's voyage continues with the blu-ray review of Outlander : Season 3 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Soldiers ride into battle with the blu-ray review of 12 Strong (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Chris Hemsworth. Music for this episode features the songs Welcome to the Jungle Cover by Dragon's Blaze, Time After Time Cover by Rasha Hamid and Strong by Ross Jordan, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a high road trip, a fatherly quest, a battle for power and cinematic universe history. First up it is a trip back to the 70's with the 40th Anniversary Edition of Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Two brothers search for their dad in the blu-ray review of Father Figures (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The battle for the title of Principal rages on with the dvd review of Vice Principals : The Complete Series (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Get all you need to know about the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the book review of Marvel Studios 101 : All Your Questions Answered (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Smoke, Drink and Break Up cover by Olivia King, School's Out by Alice Creeper and We Are Family by The Conspiracy Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a shrinking situation, fatwa mania, a league united and the end of an era. First up life problems get shrunk with the blu-ray review of Downsizing (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matt Damon. Larry David is at it again with the dvd review of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm : The Complete Ninth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Heroes come together with the blu-ray review of Justice League (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). The fate of a legend is decided with the blu-ray review of Star Wars : The Last Jedi (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs The Final Countdown cover by Nueva Band, Come Together by Spy Picnic and Walking on Sunshine by Chaotic Resolve, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's flames of fury, a bat out of time, a thor out of asgard and superstars of the squared circle. First up is the blu-ray review based on a true story of Only The Brave (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The Dark Knight takes on Jack The Ripper with the blu-ray review of Batman : Gotham by Gaslight (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Asgard is under siege with the blu-ray review of Thor :Ragnarok (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Get a look at wrestlers from the pressent nd the past wwith the book review of the WWE Ultimate Superstar Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Sunglasses at Night by Dan Decko, Immigrant by Expozure, If I Had a Hammer by Tbe Bradenton Shabbat, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an animated bear, a journey into the land of the dead, a dog's life and a heroic king. First up a young man gets a new lease on life with the blu-ray review of Brigsby Bear (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A young boy gets a lesson in family with the blu-ray review of Pixar's Coco (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is all from a dog's point of view with the blu-ray review of thee Signature Edition of Lady & Tramp (Courtesy of Walt Disney Homd Video). The history of the King of Wakanda is revealed with the book review of Marvel's Black Panther : The Ultimate Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Live and Let Die by Respect Your Kids, Bella Notte by Rik Mafield, Papa Don't Preach by Christy & Cat Scratch Fever by The Channel Cats, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we take a musical journey, a new state of mind from two very different points of power. First up I talk about the latest crop of new movie trailers that have appeared. It is a musical journey with some of the greatest song writers of our time with the blu-ray review of Across The Universe (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The adventures of Abbie & Ilana continue with the dvd review of Comedy Central's Broad City Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We take a look back to the glory days of Time Square in the 70's with the blu-ray review of HBO's The Deuce (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Let it Be Cover by Atonal Pacifist & Man I Feel Like a Woman by The Decades Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an invasion on the small scale, the earth facing disaster and weather gone crazy. First up it is my blu-ray review of Mother! (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Jennifer Lawrence & Javier Bardem. The world is facing annihilation in the dvd review of Salvation: The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The power of nature takes control with the blu-ray review of Geostorm (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Dreams by Nate Currin & Riders of the Storm by Pepe Rockola, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
ON this episode of the show it's a future imperfect, a world on the edge and small town evil. First up we jump into the future with the blu-ray review of Blade Runner 2049 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Man vs Nature takes a turn on the wild side with the dvd review of Zoo : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Stephen King's classic story gets a new chilling take with the blu-ray review of IT (2017) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Animal by Reid Hollingsworth & 99 Red Balloons by Fist Shot, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's war on the beach, the journey of a monarch, Turtles at the end of time and exploring the last jedi. First up we travel back to WW2 with the blu-ray review of Dunkirk (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The start of Queen Elizabeth II reign is explored with the blu-ray review of The Crown : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We reach the end of the road for the 2012 heroes in a half-shell with the dvd review of Tales of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : The Final Chapters (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We travel to a galaxy far far away with an in depth look at Star Wars : The Last Jedi The Visual Dictionary & The Incredible Cross-Sections (Courtesy of DK Canada). Music for this episode features the songs Caribbean Queen by DJ Raven, End of the World by Musica Ochentera & End of the world Sind3tosca, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's my annual Christmas Special with reviews of a plenty to enjoy. First up we return to a galaxy, far, far away with the movie review of Star Wars : The Last Jedi. The end is near with the blu-ray review of HBO's Game of Thrones : The Complete Seventh Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Father and son battle it out with the movie review of The LEGO Ninjago Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We take a closer look into the brick ninja with the book review of The LEGO Ninjago Movie : The Making of the Movie (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Winter Wonderland by Gene Osburn, Run, Run Rudolph by Allie B, Jingle Bell Rock by Abi Chilton & It's Beginning to Look Alot Like Christmas by Abi Chilton, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's catty women, men of the military, the world inside your phone and catching up with the force. First up small town politics turn deadly with the blu-ray review of HBO's Big Little Lies (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Then we take a trip back to the year 1809 with the dvd review of Sharpe Season One (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It's a small character in a big world with the blu-ray review of The Emoji Movie (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Get caught up with the latest from a galaxy far, far away in the book review of Star Wars : Absolutely Everything You Need to Know - Updated and Expanded (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Little Lies by Jessica Johnson, Feel This Moment by Krajan Cil Beatz & We're Not Gonna Take It by Roar , they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the shows it's the doctor's last ride, wall-crawling adventures, a league of their own and wwe facts galore. First up the 12th Doctor takes off on his final tour with the blu-ray review of Doctor Who Series 10 Part One (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Old Web-head tackles teenage hood and villains with the blu-ray review of Spider-Man : Homecoming (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). DC's greatest heroes take center stage with the movie review of Justice League. I wrap things up with the book review of WWE's Absolutely Everything You Need To Know (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs home by rising tide, Come together by Snafu Band Chicago & This Used to Be my Playground by Norma , they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the shows it's enterprising seniors, a racing legend, a detective on duty & exploring a heroic universe. First up a trio of old men decide to take back their money from the bank in the blu-ray review of Going In Style (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Michael Cain, Alan Arkin and Morgan Freeman. It may be time to hang up the wheels with the blu-ray review of Pixar's Cars 3 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The world's greatest detective takes on the NYC gangs with the dvd review of Elementary : The Fifth Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a dive into heroes and villains with the book review of Ultimate Marvel (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs shut up and drive by Kayla Scott, Unforgettable by Thando & I Need a Hero by Natc, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's rebels, killers and heroes on my Annual Halloween Special. First up I talk about the end of LEGO Dimensions and the state of the Toys-To-Life genre. It is back to a galaxy far,far away with the blu-ray review of Star Wars : Rebels : The Complete Season Three (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The killer in the hockey mask goes 3-D with the dvd review of the Deluxe Edition of Friday The 13th Part3 in 3-D. The Dark Knight gets an unwanted partner in the blu-ray review of Batman and Harley Quinn. It is finally catch-up time with the Arrowverse of 2016-2017 with my reviews of The Flash Season 3, Arrow Season 5, DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 and Supergirl Season 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). It is by the brick with the book reviews of the LEGO The Batman Movie : The Essential Guide :Updated and Expanded (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Rebel Yell byAfflixxtion, Shadow in the Dark by Black Drama, Monster Mash by The Bellegards & Ghostbusters Theme by Fish Bulb, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a scray doll, a holiday trip from hell, a house of cards and exploring the heroes of the DCU. To start the show I give my thoughts on the passing of Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip. Then it is a trip back to the dollhouse with the blu-ray review of Annabelle Creation (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). It is back on the road with the blu-ray review of the John Hughes classic Planes, Trains & Automobiles (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). All bets are in with the blu-ray review of The House (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). It's the history of DC's greatest heroes with the book review of Justice League : The Ultimate Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing) Music for this episode features the songs Superstition by The Broken, Drive My Car by Lyme River and Viva Las Vegas by Joey Legend, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an iron knight, a sea-faring flight, computer might & bricks from left to right. First up I give my take on the brand new Marvel's Inhumans that premiered this past weekend. The fight for Earth begins with the blu-ray review of Transformers : The Last Knight (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The dead are out for revenge in the blu-ray review of Pirates of the Caribbean : Dead Men Tell No Tales (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The power struggle continues with the blu-ray review of HBO's Silicon Valley : The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). More information that you could throw a brik at with the book review of LEGO : Everything You Need To Know (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Knights in White Satin by Victory Band, Dock of the Day by Adam Z Markham, Brickhouse by Gridlock, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's ladies gone wild, retro turtles, female fury and life after presidency.First up a bachelorette party takes a bad turn with the blu-ray review of Rough Night : The Morning After Edition (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Scarlett Johansen. Then it si a case of old meets new with the dvd review of Tales of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Wanted Bebob & Rocksteady (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The legendary female heroine gets her first big screen treatment with the blu-ray review of Wonder Woman (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). She may be down but not out with the blu-ray review of HBO's Veep : The Complete Sixth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Girls Just Wanna Have Fun by Renata Davies, Wanted Dead or Alive by Acoustically Speaking & She's a lady by Ron Mitchell, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode it's battling women, a struggling comedian, life at the beach and a galaxy needing saving. First up the ex is on the warpath in the blu-ray review of Unforgettable (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Then it's the life and times of Comedian Pete Holmes with the blu-ray review of Crashing : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A 90's tv show gets a new look with the blu-ray of Baywatch (Courtesy of Paramouont Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson & Zac Efron. It's a family affair with the blu-ray review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Unforgettable by Thando, Crash by Maya and Mr. Blue Sky by Breeze, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a crazy workplace, a spaced out classroom, villains on the loose and a legend reborn. First up it is last call with the dvd review of Workaholics : The Final Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The Whoverse expands with the blu-ray review of Class Season One (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). The villain kids are stirring it up again with the dvd review of Descendants 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A legend is re-told with the blu-ray review of King Arthur : Legend of The Sword (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Working For a Living by Remadee, School's Out by Alice Creeper & You Spin Me Right Round by The M80's, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a powerful corporation, a mighty monkey and another round of CW Super-hero catch-up. First up a man's quest for love fights the very future with the dvd review of Incorporated Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) from the minds of Benn Affleck and Matt Damon. It is back to the jungle with the blu-ray review of Kong : Skull Island (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). It is back to the heroic side with my blu-ray review of CW's Supergirl Season 1 and DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Running Down a Dream by Rhubarb Red and Shock The Monkey by The Hit List, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a smurfy adventure,a mi nd in a machine, arrowverse extra & the 411 on the web-head. First up I talk about the recent deaths of Martin Landau & George Romero along my opinion of an interesting new movie trailer. It's a fully animatedsequel with the blu-ray review of Smurfs : The Lost Village (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). An animated manga classic gets a new live action look with the blu-ray review of Ghost In The Shell (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Scarlet Johansen. It is back to the world of bow and speed with the blu-ray extra reviews of CW's Arrow Season 4 and Flash Season 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). It is a closer look into the history of Spidey with the book review Marvel's Spider-Man : Inside The World of Your Friendly Neighborhood Hero (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs She's A Lady Cover by Superman Phil, I need a hero by Baylee Valentine & Spider-Man Theme by Ugress Spider-Eyes, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we take to the wild, back to the fishing hole, cops in pursuit and a man tries to head home. First up it is hunter vs prey with the blu-ray review of BBC Earth's The Hunt (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It's a trip home for tv's favourite sheriff with the dvd review of Return to Mayberry (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Another tv classic hits the big screen with the blu-ray review of Chips (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). A 90's classic gets another chapter with T2 Trainspotting (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf by Vizagoth, Mama I'm Coming Home by Just Say Ozzy & Born to Be Wild by Heart Attack Jack, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we take a turn for the heroic side and my final episode based in the City of Kawartha Lakes. We kick off the show the blu-ray review of The LEGO Batman Movie (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We continue our CW super-hero catch-up with reviews of The Flash Season 2 and Arrow Season 4 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Get the low-down on one of the holy trinity of DC with the book review of Wonder Woman : The Ultimate Guide to the Amazon Warrior (Courtesy of DK Canada). It's off to the theater with the movie review of Wonder Woman. Music for this episode features the songs Jumping Jack Flash by Cartunes, Man in the Mirror by Tara Graves & Woman by Bad Attitude Blues Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's disco dancing, a tale as old as time, a fawn's tale, humanity's last stand and testing the limits of speed. First up I dish out some show news, my report of the Niagara Falls Comic-Con & new equipment. We go back to the 70's with the blu-ray review of the classic Saturday Night Fever (Director's Cut) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring a very young John Travolta. Then it is a Disney Double Shot with the blu-ray reviews of Beauty & The Beast (2016) & Bambi The Signature Edition (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Humanity makes it's last stand with the blu-ray review of Resident Evil : The Final Chapter (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We take to the road with the dvd review of Top Gear Series 23 (Courtesy of BBC Home Video).Music for this episode features the songs Staying Alive by Anindya Bose, Beauty and the Beast Cover by Natalie Brielle, Final Countdown by Beast and Shut Up and Drive by Connie Tucker, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
This episode it is battling teachers, baseball with a female touch, a secret agent's return and heroes by the brick. On this episode I unofficially kick off my 11th anniversary week with some very special news. First up I kick off my unofficial 11th anniversary celebration week with the blu-ray review of Fist Fight (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Charlie Day and Ice Cube. Then it is my retro movie review of the 25th Anniversary edition of A League of Thier Own (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It's a return to the Spy Game Extreme Style with the blu-ray review of XXX : The Return of Xander Cage (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's all by the brick with the book review of LEGO : DC Comics Super Heroes : The Awesome Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Be sure to listen to the end of the show for a very special guest announcement for an upcoming edition of Extra. Music for this episode features the songs This Used to Be My Playground Cover by Norma, Secret Agent Cover by No Worries & Brick House by NVS Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show its a womans struggle, a deadly video, supernatural war and CW DCTV catch-up. First up its the blu-ray review of Insecure : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A horror franchise gets a new start with the blu-ray review of Rings (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The war between Vampires and Lycans heats up with the blu-ray review of Underworld : Blood Wars (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Its a return to the Arrowverse with the review of The Flash : Season One on dvd and Arrow : Season 3 on blu-ray. Music for this episode features the songs Ring of Fire by Melissa Glaze, Werewolves of London by Willie White and I need a hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show its a dysfunctional family, a princess un raveled, a lone warrior, a deadly contract andheroes in the dark. First up I talk about the latest Star Wars trailer and the new tray stations sweeping the nations malls. We journey back to the 80s with the dvd review of the classic show Dynasty : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A Disney Princess has a hair-raisng experience with the new dvd review of Tangled : Before Ever After (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A medic has a really bad day with the blu-ray review of The Marine 5 : Battleground (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Mike The Miz Mizani and a whole host of WWE Superstars. There is a mole in the mix with the blu-ray review of Teen Titans : The Judas Contract (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Heroes take on the dark side of magic with the blu-ray review of Justice League : Dark (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Happily Ever After Never by Callie Young, Love is a Battlefield by Shadowcaster, Wanted : Dead or Aive by The Marauders and The Sound of Silence by Devoid, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a man against the system, a new style of secret agent, the spark of rebellion and a truck with an unique engine. First up it's gang warfare in the 1920's with the blu-ray review of Live by Night (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Ben Affleck. The Spy game gets a new player with the retro blu-ray movie review of 15th Anniversary Edition of XXX (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Vin Diesel. A daring plan takes shape in the blu-ray review of Rogue One : A Star Wars Story (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Extreme Sports gets a twist with the blu-ray review of Monster Trucks (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Secret Agent Man by Ricky and the Blue Shadows, Rebel Yell by Miley Cyrus and Shut Up and Drive by Kayla Scott, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a man on a mission, magical creatures running amok, a final showdown and a future fighting force for good. First up a man struggles with his inner demons with the blu-ray review of HBO's Quarry : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). The Wizarding World gets a new chapter with the bluy-ray movie review of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). The heroes in a half-shell face their the ultimate foe with the dvd review of Tales of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Super Shredder (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is the low-down on some out of this world heroes with the book review of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy : The Ultimate Guide to The Cosmic Outlaws (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf Cover by Vizagoth, Private Eyes by West Street Band and I Need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a fight for survival, war time choices, a young girl's destiny and a warrior's last stand. First up it's never too late to save mankind with the blu-ray review of Cross Wars (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A hard choice is made with the blu-ray review of Allied (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard. A young woman's future is in the waves with the blu-ray review of Walt Disney's Moana (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. The claws are out for the final time with the movie review of Logan starring Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart. Music for this episode features the songs Friend in Me by Sean Petersen Experiment, Islands in the Stream by by Rafael and The Man Comes Around by Steve Lowe, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an absent minded professor, an ambitious young girl, animals on the attack and a journey into the mystic. First up I talk about the recent mix up at the Academy Awards. It is a race to stop hell on earth with the blu-ray review of the Robert Langdon 3 Movie Collection (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) including the new movie Inferno. A young girl in Mongolia bucks tradition with the movie review of The Eagle Huntress (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The battle for survival heats up with the dvd review of Zoo Season Two (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The MCU takes a magical turn with the blu-ray review of Doctor Strange (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf by Shadow of Whales, I'm and Animal and You're an Animal by Racoon Fighter and Abracadabra by The Banner Project, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a pirate's life, war of the principals, aliens amoung us and a classic show restored. First up the battle for Nassau continues with the dvd review of Black Sails : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). The fight for power begins with the blu-ray review of HBO's Vice Principals : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's a question of humanity with the blu-ray review of Arrival (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A classic Doctor Who story gets restored with the dvd review of Doctor Who and the Power of the Daleks (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs the pirate by the airport, school's out by Alice Creeper and The Doctor Who Theme Cover by Zac Jones, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show toys and the dark knight take centre stage. First up we dive into the world of video games with reviews of Batman Return to Arkham & LEGO Dimensions for the X-Box One. I discuss my impressions of the TTL series with the new releases of the LEGO Batman The Movie Story Pack and Knight Rider Fun Pack. Then we head off to the big screen with my movie review of The LEGO Batman Movie. Music for this episode features the songs Batman by Beny Handers & Batman by Los Momias Twist, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a one man army, a deadly man with numbers, the money game of football and an ancient box causes havoc. First up it is a search for the truth wit the blu-ray review of Jack Reacher : Never Go Back (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Tom Cruise. The hunt is on with the blu-ray review of The Accountant (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Benn Affleck. It is time to suit up with the blu-ray review of HBO's Ballers : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. Pandora comes to town with the dvd review of Sleepy Hollow : The Third Season (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs I won't Back Down by The Wheels, The Wrecking Ball by Dolores Dagenais and Some Kind of Wonderful Live by Pk The Groove, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's 2 broads abroad, supernatural terrors, surfing penguins and wooden boy comes to life. First up we catch up with Abbie & and Ilana with the dvd review of Broad City Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The battle continues for the witnesses with the dvd review of Sleepy Hollow : The Complete Second Season. It is back to catching waves with WWE Superstars with the dvd review of Surf's Up 2 : Wavemania (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Disney's 2nd animated feature gets the HD treatment with the blu-ray review of Pinocchio : The Signature Collection (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hot Child in the City by the Panties, Wipe Out by Fattkatt and the Von Zippers and When You Wish Upon a Star by Mercury Against The Sun, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a fraternity of pain, an incredible flight, a path of vengeance and a team of unlikely heroes. First up a young man gets more than he bargains for with the dvd review of Goat (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Then it is a tale of an amazing landing with the blu-ray review of Sully (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). A former criminal must confront his past with the dvd movie review for Stagecoach : The Texas Jack Story (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Trace Adkins, Judd Nelson & Kim Coates. A legendary western gets a modern take with the blu-ray review of The Magnificent Seven (2016) (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Leaving on a Jet Plane by The Joe Mangels, Free Ride by Slick Back Swagger and I Need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the terror of darkness, a legend reborn, earth's last stand and a giant friendship. First up 3 young robbers get more than they bargained for with the blu-ray review of Don't Breathe (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment) starring Stephen Lang. Legends come to life with the dvd review of Sleepy Hollow The Complete First Season. The heroes in a half-shell fight for the planet with the dvd review of TMNT : Earths Last Stand (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A young girl discovers a magical land with the blu-ray review of The BFG (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Every Breath You Take by Benoit Levesque, Dark Horse by Melody Benbow and Its The End of The World by Toland, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we kick off the new year with teenagers in flight, a delivery system for the birds, a new brick adventure and walkers on water. First up James Patterson's popular novels come to life with the dvd review of Maximum Ride (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A new baby causes chaos with the blu-ray review of Storks (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). A new chapter begins with the blu-ray review of LEGO Star Wars : The Freemaker Adventures Complete Season One (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The struggle to survive continues with the dvd review of AMC's Fear The Walking Dead : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Free Falling by Fefe Byram, Like a Bird by Yolanda Y Awa, Don't Fear The Reaper by Michelle Woolard, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's my annual Christmas Special and year end all wrapped up in one. First up I talk about the recent deaths of both Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher. I continue with the Star Wars theme with the blu-ray review of the Collector's Edition of Star Wars : Force Awakens (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Then it's the movie review of Rogue One : A Star Wars Story. We catch up with the Superstars past and present of the squared circle with the book review of the WWE Encyclopedia of Sports Entertainment : The Definitive Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). We wrap up the holiday gift guide with my review of The Sherlock Heat Reveal Mug and the Doctor Who Christmas Specials blu-ray gift set plus Tardis Bluetooth Speaker. Music for this episode features the songs White Christmas by Patrick Sylvester, Sleigh Ride by The Powerhouse Big Band, Jingle Bell Rock by Sonny Lee, Doctor Who Theme Cover by Zac Jones and Baby Please Come Home by Maryann Maisano, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an army of the dead, dueling brothers, a world without guns, a band of villains and another entry in the holiday gift guide from the BBC. First up I talk about my recent experience with a local WWE House show with my wife. Finding a way through a city of the dead is the challenge in the dvd review of Dead Rising : Endgame (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A classic tale gets a new look with the blu-ray review of Ben-Hur (2016) (Courtesy fo Paramount Home Video). Justice is dealt out with a blade in the dvd review of AMC's Into The Badlands Season 1 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). DC's worst villains team up with the blu-ray review of Suicide Squad : Extended Edition (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). This week's holiday gift guides features a Doctor Who Tardis Ornament and 2 POP Vinyl 12th Doctor figures. Music for this episode features the songs Chariots of Fire by Teuast, Don't Fear The Reaper by Michelle Woolard, Fortunate Son by Gold Rush and Doctor Who Theme Cover by Zac Jones, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it is the kick off to the holiday season with a boy and his dragon, battles for the throne, an universe explored and the debut of the 2016 holiday gift guide. First up a classic story gets re-imagined with the blu-ray movie review of Pete's Dragon (2016) (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Entertainment) starring Robert Redford. The war in Westeros heats up with the blu-ray review of HBO's Game of Thrones : The Complete Sixth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video(. We delve into an universe of heroes and villains with the book review of The DC Comics Encyclopedia : All New Edition (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Then things wrap up with the debut of my Holiday Gift Guide with reviews of the Doctor Who : Monsters Gift Set and the 12th Doctor's 2nd Sonic Screwdriver (Courtesy of the BBC and BBC Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Puff The Magic Dragon by Mick Benedict Hubbard, Candle On The Water by Alexandria J and Doctor Who Theme Cover by Zac Jones, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a big food fight, fighting scots, toys to life and a big fishy adventure. First up review it's the 3D animated rated R blu-ray movie review of Sausage Party (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The journey takes a Parisian turn with the Starz's Outlander Season 2 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A toy soccer team goes to the extreme with the dvd review of Underdogs (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It's back to the sea with the blu-ray movie review of Pixar's Finding Dory (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs I Would Walk 500 Miles by Black Top Blur, Wrecking Ball by Dolores Dagenais & Under The Sea by New Shoes Old Socks, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a wayward priest, a brash news anchor, a trek into danger family of war. First up a man of the cloth gets more than he bargained for in the dvd review of Preacher Season One (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). He is out to save America, one viewer at a time with the dvd review of Starz's Blunt Talk Season One (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Patrick Stewart. We journey further into the new frontier and it pushes back with the blu-ray review of Star Trek Beyond (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is a family affair with the video game review of Gears of War 4 for the X-Box One (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada & Veritas PR). Music for this episode features the songs Son of a Preacher Man by Dot S Funk Odyssey, Something to Talk about by Dr. Groovy & The Soul Surgeons and Fight For Your Right To Party by Deaf Boy One, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this edition of extra it's may annual Halloween Special. First up I talk about the trailer for the new movie Split. The fear of the dark takes on a new meaning with the blu-ray review of Lights Out (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A town gets invaded by ghoulies and ghosts with the dvd review of Tales of Halloween (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It is new sounds of horror with the cd review of Zombies!!! Board Game Soundtrack (Courtesy of Midnight Syndicate). The popular horror series comes to the small screen with my dvd review of MTV's Scream The TV Series : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs This is Halloween by Nightmare and Monster Mash by The Bellegards they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. Featured songs It Begins and the Veiled Hunter are from Zombies!!! Board Game Soundtrack from Midnight Syndicate. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a magical journey, a papal crisis, mutant mayhem and monsters on parade. First up its a trip back to Wonderland with the blu-ray review of Alice Through The Looking Glass (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Johnny Deep. Symbols are the key with the retro movie review of Angels & Demons (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Tom Hanks. The first mutant returns with the blu-ray movie review of X-Men : Apocalypse (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). The showdown of monsters faces reaches it's climax with the blu-ray review of Penny Dreadful : The Complete Third and Final Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Just Like Fire Cover by Blood of the Unholy, The End of the World As We Know It by Frequency and Every Breath You Take by Benoit Levesque, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this Extra edition of the show I talk about some necessary changes to the show. I talk about the schedule going forward and what there is to expect in the future.
On this episode of the show it's ghosts on the loose, a legend returns, rebels rise and history of a franchise. First up a classic movie gets a new coat of paint with the blu-ray review of the new Ghostbusters (2016) (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It is back to the jungle with the blu-ray review of The Legend of Tarzan (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The Rebellion faces new challenges with the blu-ray review of Star Wars Rebels Season 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It is a look of a galaxy far far away over the years with the book review of Star Wars Year by Year : Updated and Expanded (Courtesy of Dk Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Ghostbusters by The Caught on A Tour, The Lion Sleeps Tonight by Emily Moore and Time After Time by Smooth Project, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
Special 500th and 10th Anniversary Special LIVE on Talkshoe with guest co-host Dave Cooper and guest the Pop-Culture Professor Doctor Rebecca Housel. Join us as we discuss all things sci-fi and fantasy and your questions.
On this episode of the show it's the ultimate underdog, death in the water and computing 80's style. First up the Peanuts first movie hits hi-def with the blu-ray review of A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A young surfer gets in over her head with the dvd review of The Shallows (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We return the competitive world of computing in 1985 with the dvd review of AMC's Halt & Catch Fire Season 2 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Shark Attack by Manic Episode and She Blinded Me With Science, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the trial of the century,a judge's world, turtle power and classic Bowie. First up we journey back to the 90's with the blu-ray review of American Crime Story : The People Vs. O.J. Simpson (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). A judge's word comes to question with the blu-ray review of HBO's Confirmation (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). The heroes in a half-shell return with the blu-ray review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Out of The Shadows (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Stephen Amell and Megan Fox. We re-visit a classic Jim Henson release with the dvd review of The 30th Anniversary of Labyrinth (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs I ran by Sister Ether, Shadows by Ryan Schuck and Matt Dick and Magic Dance Cover by Alex Russo, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's chaos in the land of the dead, a hero in the making, a clash of titans and the story of the first avenger. First up Rick and his group discover a great threat in dvd review of AMC's The Walking Dead : The Complete Sixth Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The DC Super Hero Showcase continues with the dvd review of Arrow : The Complete Second Season. Super Heroes clash with the blu-ray review of Captain America : Civil War (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It's an in depth look into a legendary hero with the book review of Captain America : The Ultimate Guide to the First Avenger (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Holding Out For A Hero by Madelien, Kung Fu Fighting by The Invincible Ukulele Ninja and Fight Song Cover by April Kendall, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's money market mayhem, crime on a personal level and the 411 on the Marvel comic universe. First up I comment on the trailer of the upcoming movie Max Steel. A money man gets taken hostage in the dvd review of Money Monster (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring George Clooney & Julia Roberts. Then the agents of change are in action with the dvd review of NCIS : Los Angeles Season Seven (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video. It's facts a-plenty with the book review of Marvel : Absolutely Everything You Need To Know (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Beer Money Cover by Al Warren and Everything Cover by Marco Flores, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's jungle mayhem, a vengeful archer, an escort for hire and daddy comes home. First up a classic story gets re-told with the blu-ray review of Disney's The Jungle Book (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Then we travel to Starling City and kick off Super-Hero September a little early with the review of Arrow : The Complete First Season. A young intern gets more than she bargained for with the dvd review of Starz's The Girlfriend Experience Season One (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It's a family affair with the dvd review of Elementary : The Fourth Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs The Bare Necessities by John Simmons, My Best Friend's Girl by Tribute To the Cars and Every Breath You Take by Benoit Levesque, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's animal wars, criminals on the loose, old school medicine and attack of the deadites. First up the popular app hits the big screen with the blu-ray movie review of The Angry Birds Movie (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). All hell breaks loose when Batman takes a holiday with the blu-ray review of LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Justice League Gotham City Breakout (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We return to the early days of doctoring with the blu-ray review of Cinemax's The Knick The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A hero and ancient evil return with the dvd review of Starz's Ash VS Evil Dead : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Bruce Campbell & Lucy Lawless. Music for this episode features the songs I'm Like a Bird by Fiona McKirdy, Bad Case of Loving You by Drop Zone and I Hear You Knocking by Ufp Wessley Moreland, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's monster mystery mayhem, crime on the brain, trouble in the big easy and an agent on the run. First up the gang of Mystery Inc. team up with the superstars of the WWE in the blu-ray review of Scooby-Doo and the Curse of the Speed Demon (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Brains are on the menu with the blu-ray review of iZombie : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) from the creators of Veronica Mars. It's fighting crime Southern style with the dvd review of NCIS : New Orleans Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Agent Liz Keen searches for more answers in the dvd review of The Blacklist : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring James Spader. Music for this episode features the songs Fashion Zombie by Stoney, New Orleans by Dave Halchak and Runaway by No More Knives, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a vengeful clown, medical drama, an aging actor and presidential blues. First up a classic 80's comic comes to life with the blu-ray review of Batman : The Killing Joke (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring the voices of Kevn Conroy, Tara Strong and Mark Hamill. Then it's a place where life is always on line with the dvd review of Code Black Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The play is the thing with the dvd review of The Dresser (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Ian McKellen & Anthony Hopkins. Selina Meyer goes for the gold in the video-on-demand review of Veep Season 5 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) available in the iTunes Store and Google Play. Music for this episode features the songs Had A Bad Day by Ocean Blue, Paint It Black by The Whitehouse Review and Bad Case of Loving You by Iadolny Bach and the Wrecking Balls, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's going for bronze, a clash of heroes, a deadly book and a final reckoning comes to a small town. First up it is a case of minor victory, major attitude with the dvd review of Bronze (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Melissa Rauch & Thomas Middleditch. It is man against god with the blu-ray review of Batman V Superman : Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). A young artist gets more life out her art than she bargained for with the dvd review of The Dark Stranger (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It is one last ride to a very dangerous town in the video review of Banshee Season 4 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) available in the iTunes Store and Google Play. Music for this episode features the songs I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, Every Breath You Take by Benoit Levesque and I Shot The Sheriff Live by Hot Weather Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the shows it's monster trucks, power struggles and small town chaos. First up I talk about the recent death of Garry Marshall and the new trailers for Wonder Woman and Doctor Strange that premiered at the San Diego Comic Con. It is the red truck to the rescue with the dvd review of Blaze and the Monster Machine : Fired Up (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The chase for Ghost heats up with the blu-ray review of Power : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then I take a look at the Extras for Banshee : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs The Power of Love by The Blunt Force Trauma Band and I Shot The Sheriff Live by Hot Weather Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a fishy assassin, horny college kids and a pro-baller's life. First up it's man vs nature in China's Biggest movie of all time with the blu-ray review of The Mermaid (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Then it is the last party of the summer with the blu-ray review of Everybody Wants Some (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We head back with the Calloway clan with the dvd review of Starz's Survivor's Remorse : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Dock of the Bay by Souled Out and Everybody Wants Some by The Randy Anderson Group, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a dysfunctional family, a child on the run and heroes reborn. First up we get a glimpse into a troubled family with the blu-ray review of HBO's Togetherness The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A young boy holds the key to another world in the blu-ray review of Midnight Special (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Two 70's super-heroines get a modern reboot with the dvd review of Electra-Woman & Dyna-Girl (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Grace Helbig & Hannah Hart. Music for this episode features the songs Midnight Special by Sassafras & I Need a Hero by Nat21-12, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's haunted bricks, wartime chicks, babysitting kicks and vinyl licks. First up a mystery needs to be solved with the blu-ray review of LEGO Scooby-Doo Haunted Hollywood (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A reporter gets more than just a story with the blu-ray review of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Tina Fey. An 80's movie gets a re-vamp with the dvd review of Adventures in Babysitting (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). We vist New York of the 70's with the blu-ray review of HBO's Vinyl : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Bubble by Killer Night Out, Babysitter by Tim Lewis and You Spin Me Right Round by The M80's, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's one secret agent, one complete idiot, thrones in steel, workplace chaos and a galaxy in bricks. First off two brothers fight to survive in the dvd review of The Brothers Grimsby (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Sacha Baron Cohen & Mark Strong. The throne of Westeros goes metal with the steelbook blu-ray review of HBO's Game of Thrones Seasons 1 - 4 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). The slackers are at it again in the dvd review of Workaholics Season 6 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a brick by brick rundown of LEGO Star Wars : Chronicles of the Force (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Brother by Of Skylight, Making It Work by Nathanael King & Wrong Side of Town by Sundance, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show a man looks for love, fairy tales get fractured, terror goes underground and a legend tries to re-invent himself. First up is the stop-motion blu-ray review of Anomalisa (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We revisit a classic story anti-fairy tale story with the blu-ray review of the Anniversary Edition of Dreamwork's Shrek (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). A woman finds herself in deep trouble with the blu-ray review of 10 Cloverfield Lane (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Legends don't retire, they reinvent with the blu-ray review of HBO's Ballers The Complete FirstSeason (Courtesy of HBO Home Hdeo) starring Dwayne Johnson. Music for this episode features the songs Hotel California Cover by Lyme River, Down Under Cover by Kat and Hala & Abracadabra by The Barner Project, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a desperate mother, kings of the ring, turtles in space and red planet rescue. First up the barrier between life and death gets crossed with thee blu-ray review of The Other Side of the Door (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). A man fights to take his life back with the dvd review of Never Back Down : No Surrender (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The Heroes in the Half-Shell are off on interplanetary missions with the dvd review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Beyond the Known Universe (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is one man's survival on the red planet with the blu-ray review of The Martian : Extended Edition (Courtesy of Fox Home Video) starring Matt Damon. Music for this episode features the songs Surrender Cover by Metakhourse, Fight For Your Right To Party by Gypsy Red and It's The End of The World by Toland, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's border mania, animals in a rage, a land in danger and exploring the final frontier. First up a young woman tries to get back into the USA with the dvd review of Hostile Border (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A bunny and fox must work together in the blu-ray review of Walt Disney's Zootopia (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman. Terry's Brooks novel The Elfstones of Shannara comes to life with the dvd review of MTV's The Shannara Chornicles Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Get the lowdown on a legendary sci-fi franchise with the book review of The Star Trek Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf by The Rubik's Band, If A Tree Falls in the Forest by Les Dalgliesh and Star Trek by I'm Not Frank, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged
On this episode of the show it's extreme action, a man seeking answers, man vs nature and high fashion meets high crime. First up a FBI agent must push his limits in the dvd movie review of Point Break (2015) (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A young man gets into a big mess with the dvd review of The Driftless Sea (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Anton Yelchin & Zooey Deschanel. It is two kids and a dog against nature with the dvd review of Against The Wild & Against The Wild 2 : Survive The Serengeti (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Ent.). He is back and fashion is deadlier than ever in the blu-ray review of Zoolander No. 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Ben Stiller & Owen Wilson. Music for this episode features the songs Under The Boardwalk by The Bozo Brothers Band, Against The Wind by Darrell Chapell and Centerfold Cover by Slideshow, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a vengeful father, a highway of terror, man vs nature and the rage of the sea. First up terror is in the family with the dvd movie review of Suspension (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then one road leads to pain with the dvd review of Southbound (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The inspiration for Moby Dick is explored with the dvd review of In The Heart of the Sea (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Chris Hemsworth. A group of men get their bravery tested with the blu-ray review of The Finest Hour (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Chris Pine, Casey Affleck, Ben Foster & Eric Bana. Music for this episode features the songs Highway To Hell by Sonic Misfits, Whale of a Tale to Tell You Lads by The Catholic Gang Members & The Ocean Cover by Black Dog Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged
On this episode of the show it's the country vs the city, signs of the world's end, humanity's last fight and hard action in the squared circle. First up I talk about the recent announcement of the end of Disney Infinity and my take on it. It's swimming pools and movie stars with the dvd review of The Beverly Hillbillies the Official Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a fight to stop the end of the world with the dvd review of the SyFy channel's Zodiac : Signs of the Apocalypse (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment). A young woman fights to survive with the blu-ray review of The 5th Wave (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Chloe Grace Moretz & Liev Schreiber. The biggest clashes of all time are highlighted in WWE's Greatest 100 Matches (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs The Beverly Hillbillies by Douglas Hendrix, Age of Aquarius and It's The End of the World by Lieback, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
ON this episode of the show it's the flight of eagles, Geeks on the march, a killer in the woods and war of heroes. First up we take a trip to the 80's with the steelbook blu-ray review of The 30th Anniversary Edition of Top Gun (courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Tom Cruise & Kelly McGillis. Then we return back to land of data and domination with the blu-ray review of HBO's Silicon Valley THe Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A bunch of campers get plunged into terror with the dvd review of Lumberjack Man (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Michael Madsen. War comes to the MCU with the movie review of Captain America : Civil War. Music for this episode features the songs Take My Breath Away by Laura Moe, Sunset Over Silicon Valley by Aaron Blum and I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's absolute power,a clash of classes, heroes collide and the power of politics. To start he show I comment on the recent deaths of Prince and ex-wrestler Joanie Laurer aka Chyna. First up a common man must decide the fate of humanity with the dvd review of Absolutely Anything(Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Simon Pegg. Then two old friends must co-habituate with the dvd review of The Odd Couple (2015) Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matthew Perry. It's a clash of generations with the blu-ray review of Justice League Vs. Teen Titans (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). It is a fight to keep the White House with the blu-ray review of HBO's Veep The Complete Season 4 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs It Takes Two by Second Sound Leden, Two Hearts by Bryan Gosira and Teenage Dirtbag by Nda Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an house of terror, a lady of the road, the comeback king and the world of the dark knight. First up 5 teenagers and 2 killers get more than what they bargained for in the dvd movie review of House of The Witch Doctor (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Bill Moseley. Then a temporary stay turns into years with the dvd review The Lady in the Van (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Maggie Smith. The pod is back on the attack in the dvd review of Showtime's House of Lies Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Don Cheadle & Kristen Bell. It's a look into the friends and foes of the Caped Crusader with the book review of the Batman Character Encyclopedia by Matthew K. Manning (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Witch Doctor by Mary's Gunns, Little Lies by Jessica Johnson and Talking in Your Sleep by Seven Mile Ford, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a wildlife panic, a pre-historic egg-hunt and surviving Hollywood. First up the hunt for a wascaly werewolf in the blu-ray review of Open Season : Scared Silly (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Then we travel back to the first Easter with the review of Ice Age : The Great Egg-Scapade (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). It's a writer's life with the dvd review of Showtime's Episodes Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matt LeBlanc. Music for this episode features the songs Scared by Journi Walker and Hollywood by Vesper Walk, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's twin troubles, the awakening of the force, a global fight and surviving the wild. First up a you g man goes to great lengths for the woman he loves with the dvd movie review of Identicals (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). we return to a galaxy, far, far away with the blu-ray review of Star Wars : The Force Awakens (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It's last call for Section 20 with the blu-ray review of Cinemax's Strike Back The Fourth and Final Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It a game of survival with the video game review of Flame in The Flood for the X-Box One (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada & Veritas PR). Music for this episode features the songs A New You by Scott Jarman, Short Change Hero LIVE by the Red Letter Suite and We Didn't Start the Fire by Reedo The Front |Porch, they can all be found at ww.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a new force for justice on the plains, revenge on the waves, a doctor vs a corporation and more small town madness. First up the son of Simba defends his home with the dvd review of Disney's The Lion Guard : Return of the Roar (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A young surfer's quest for revenge carries a high price with the dvd review of Dawn Patrol (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Scott Eastwood, Rita Wilson and Jeff Fahey. A doctor tackles the NFL with the dvd review of Concussion (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Will Smith. The struggle for power continues in the tv show review of Cinemax's Banshee Season 3 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs I Just Can't Wait To Be King by Social At A Distance, Eye of The Tiger by The Sanderson Pitch and I Shot The Sheriff (Alternative Version) by Sean Wolford, they can all be found at ww.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's Munks on the move, dad vs step-dad, galactic brick adventures and a web of spies. First up Alvin, Simon and Theodore hit the road in the blu-ray review of Alvin and the Chipmunks Road Chip (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). The battle for fatherhood heats up with the blu-ray review of Daddy's Home (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Will Ferrell & Mark Wahlberg. Then it's a different view of a galaxy far, far away with the dvd review of LEGO Star Wars : Droid Tales (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Revolutionary war spies take centre stage with the dvd review of AMC's Turn : Washington Spies The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs King of the Road by Les Lankhorst, Papa Don't Preach by Dianna Argon Lea Michele and Secret Agent Man by Ricky and The Blue Shadows, they can all be found at ww.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of Ramble Extra we highlight two Canadian companies attending the recent Game Developers Conference that took place at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA from March 14-18, 2016.First up is Brad Keys, Founder of Rebel Hippo and their upcoming game Just Pretend. We talk about starting a small studio and the challenges of designing for a PC/Console market. Then we catch up with Christan Latour, Community Manager from SHG Studios and their upcoming game Wasteland Heroes Boss Wars. We discuss the challenges of moving from browser based games to mobile apps and the value of community gaming. Thanks go out to Melissa Gilbert of High Road PR for arranging the interviews. Music for this episode features the song Jake The Snake by Travis Crane, it can all be found at ww.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a group of vengeful women, school life comes to a close and the battle for the throne continues. First up revenge gets served up to the extreme with the dvd review of the I Spit on Your Grave Triple Pack (courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The school bell rings for the final time with the dvd review of Community The Complete Sixth & Final? Season (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The battle for Westeros heats up with the Blu-ray review of HBO's Game of Thrones The Complete Fifth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs School's Out by Alice Creeper and Game of Thrones cover by Mohit Sharma they can all be found at ww.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
on this episode of the show it's a family in turmoil, pre-historic turtles, a classic monster in modern times and the superman of the squared circle. First up the dvd review of Eric Jonrush's epic mini-series The Spoils of Babylon from IFC (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Will Ferrell, Tobey Maguire & Kristen Wig. The lean green fighting machine heads back to the times of dinos with the dvd review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Half-Shell Heroes Blast to the Past (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A classic Universal monsters gets a modern twist with the dvd review of Frankenstein (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). The life and times of WWE's most polarizing Superstar is laid down in the book review of Houstle Loyalty Respect : The World of John Cena (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Walk The Dinosaur by Kane 4 ever, Monster by Ninety Two and The John Cena Theme song by Wwe Video Rocker they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a journey of friendship, the start of an apocalypse, a fight for freedom and a case of summer loving. First up filmmakers head into Sudan with the dvd review of We Come As Friends (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Two families must work together to survive with the Blu-ray review of AMC's Fear The Walking Dead The First Season Special Edition (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It's a fight to get out alive with the dvd review of Dead Rising Watchtower (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It's a class of cultures with the dvd review of Grease LIVE! (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Friend by Ed Goulart, Don't Fear The Reaper by Michelle Woolard and Grease 2016 cover by Kurtis Vieth, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a matter of revenge, a dino's quest for home, a fresh start and love 80's style. First up a young woman fights back in the blu-ray movie review of Martyrs (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). A Young dinosaur tries to find his way home with the blu-ray moview review of Pixar's The Good Dinosaur (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The Garvey's try to start over with the blu-ray review of The Leftovers Season 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). It's a trip back to the 80's with the iTunes review of Pretty in Pink (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Molly Ringwald and Jon Cryer. Music for this episode features the songs Dinosaur by Greg Foresman, Departed by Hamid Pakdek and Prom Night by Junkmail Confetti, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a film horror come to life, a murderous young woman, a world of the missing and the world of the silver screen. First up young movie makers get more than what they bargained for the dvd review of A Place in Hell (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The chopping continues with the dvd review of Lifetime's The Lizzie Borden Chronicles (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Christina Ricci and Clea Duvall. Loss on a global scale is explored withthe blu-ray review of The Leftovers Season 1 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). There's no business like show business with the book review of The Movie Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Lizzie Borden by Runae Moon, Leftovers by The Ratty Little Fingers and Movies by The Strangers, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a creature invasion, geniuses to the rescue, a young king and a meastro in danger. First up R.L. Stine's monsters come to life in the blu-ray review of Goosebumps (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Jack Black. Then it is brains before brawns in the blu-ray review of Scorpion Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The building of an empire takes centre stage with the Blu-ray review of the Spike's mini-series Tut (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Ben Kinglsey. The master inventor must face his own creations in the blu-ray review of Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Goosebumps by Poppy Alford, Walk Like An Egyptian by Dave Watts and Maestro by Tempest Foundation, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a mysterious girl, scouting in the apocalypse, a heist gone wrong and the boyfriend from hell. First up a young man follows the girl of his dreams in the blu-ray movie review of Paper Towns (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). Then some local boy scouts must battle the undead in the Blu-ray review of Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (Courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment). A female criminal fights for her life in the blu-ray review of Momentum (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). A woman gets more than she bargained for in the blu-ray review of The Perfect Guy (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Ghost Town by Aviette, Scooby-Doo by the Underdog Theory and Perfect Guy by Jacqui Brown. They can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a ghostly menace, a monster in the making, hijinks in philly and the tow truck driver from hell. First up a youn g familys gets an unwelcomed visitot with the blu-ray review of Paranormal Activity : The Ghost Dimension (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The Drac Pack do some monster training in the blu-ray review of Hotel Transylvania 2 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Adam Sandler. The gang is back for more craziness with the dvd review of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 10 (Courtesy of Fox Home Video). Two young omen take a bad shortcut in the dvd review of Wrecker (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Music for this episode features the songs Monstar Mash by The Bellegards, Transylvania by The Cemetery Boys and Walking on Sunshine by Chaotic Resolve, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show a new power arises, dancing to fame and fortune, cops on the prowl and the power of police corruption. First up the IMF crew fights to survive in the blu-ray movie review of Mission Impossible : Rogue Nation (Courtesy of Pararmount Home Video) starring Tom Cruise. A young ballet dancer pursues her dream with the blu-ray review of Starz's Flesh and Bone Season 1 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) in New York City. The streets of Miami run wild with the blu-ray review of the 20th Anniversary Edition of Bad Boys 1 & 2 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. Three police officers struggle to find truth in big city crime with he blu-ray review of HBO's True Detective Season 2 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Mission Impossible Theme by Charlie Rodriguez, Fame cover by Alex Braps and Hall of Fame Cover by Breeze, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show the human race faces extinction, aliens on the move and the quest for immortality. First up it's robots vs humans vs hybrids, Oh my, in the blu-ray review of Extant : The Second Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Hallie Berry and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Then a young girl gets help of the alien kind with the blu-ray review Dreamwork's Home (Courtesy of Fox Home Video) starring the voices of Jim Parsons, Rhianna, Jennifer Lopez and Steve Martin. We dig deep for the video game review of Rise of The Tom Raider for the X-Box One (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada) as Lara Croft takes on a new quest. Music for this episode features the songs Home by Make N Summz and Daddy's Girl by Unbroken, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it is my annual Christmas Special for 2015. This time around my lovely wife Leeann joins me for a journey into Xmas past. First up it is my TV Specials from TV's past as we talk about holiday episodes from The Waltons, Dukes of Hazzard, Magnum P.I., Moonlighting, Remmington Steele, Xena and Hercules. Then we look back at Disney's One Magic Christmas from 1985 abd the modern review of The Christmas Consultant (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Caroline Rhea and David Hasselhoff. Music for this episode features the songs Baby Please Come Home by Sarah Kaplow feat. kruegle,Carol of the Bells by Dave Edwards, White Christmas by Binx and We Wish You a Merry Christmas by Jason Eskridge, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
on this episode of the show it's a hitman on the run, tension in the dome, a journey into magical land and a new evil rises. First up a young girl finds safety with a loaded gun with the blu-ray review of Luc Besson's Leon : The Professional (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Natalie Portman and Jean Reno. The fight comes from within with the blu-ray review of Under The Dome Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We go back to a galaxy far, far away with the movie review of the new Star Wars : The Force Awakens. Music for this episode features the songs Who Will Stop The Rain by Dom Daleegaw, Fairy Tale by Pretty Shy and Star Wars by Los Pibes Chetos, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's festive battles, living with wolves and animals fight back. First up WWE Superstar Mike "The Miz" Mizanin, WWE Diva Paige star in the dvd review of Santa's Little Helper (Courtesy of Fox Home Video) with Anna-Lynne McCord. Two young students get tested in the blu-ray movie review of Wolf Totem (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The wild shall inherit the earth with the blu-ray review of Zoo Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like a Wolf Cover by Shadow of Whales and Eye of the Tiger by Young Pharoz, they can all be found atwww.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an aging rocker, a state of suspense and the early days of the zombie apocalypse. First up a struggling older female rocker tries to re-connect with her family in the blu-ray review of Ricki and the Flash (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Meryl Streep and Rick Springfield. It is not politics as usual with the dvd review of Madam Secretary Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Tea Leoni and Tim Daly. It is a journey back to when it all began with the blu-ray review of AMC's Fear The Walking Dead (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Jessie Girl Cover by the Silver Bullets and Prisoner by The Travelin Moburys, they can all be found atwww.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a pint-sized power-house, a small town lawyer against the system, turtle packing action & star wars in stills. First up justice comes in small sizes in the blu-ray review of Marvel's Ant-Man (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas and Evangeline Lily, We explore the world before Breaking Bad with the Blu-ray review of Better Call Saul Season 1 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The heroes in a half-shell wrap-up the 3rd Season with a battle of alien menaces on two fronts in the dvd review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Revenge (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). We take look at mini-figs in the dark with the book review of LEGO Star Wars Small Scenes from a Big Galaxy by Vesa Lehtimaki (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Small by The Grapes, Revenge by The Breaking Ties and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Theme by Megabytes, they can all be found atwww.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show terror comes to the holidays, a battle on the high seas, the phenomenon explored and spartan vs spartan. First up some sorority sisters get a very unexpected holiday visitor in the blu-ray review of the Season's Grievings Edition of Black Christmas (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Margot Kidder, Andrea Martin and John Saxon. The fight for power and glory over the high seas heats up with the blu-ray review of Starz's Black Sails Season 2 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). The Career of the deadman of the WWE is explored with the book review of Undertaker : 25 Years of Destruction (Courtesy of DK Publishing). It is a battle to save the galaxy with the video game reviews of the Halo Masterchief Collection and Halo 5 : Rise of the Guardians (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada). Music for this episode features the songs Black Sails by Travis Mackey, The Undertaker Theme by The Sixth Degenerates and Halo by Lalia Raggi, they can all be found atwww.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's holiday cheer, toys in battle, a re-designed future, and secret agent men. I start the show with my impressions of attending the Toronto Santa Claus Parade live with my other half. The Battlesaurs attack in the Blu-ray review of Toy Story That Time Forgot (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The war bestween man and machine goes to the next level with the blu-ray review of Terminator : Genisys (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The sins of the past came back to haunt 007 with the movie review of Spectre starring Daniel Craig. We get a look behind the curtain with the book review of Blood, Sweat and Bond : Behind the Scenes of Spectre curated by Rankin (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Terminator Theme by Ryan Minor, Writing on the Wall by Oyku and James Bond theme by Fried Chicken, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an Apocalyptic Xmas, the inner mind, the taming of the shrew and theatres of song. First up a classic seasonal song gets a deadly meaning with the dvd review of 12 Disasters (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Donnelly Rhodes. We get a look inside the mind of a young girl with the blu-ray movie review of Pixar's Inside Out (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A young lady is transformed with the retro blu-ray review of My Fair Lady : 50th Anniversary Edition (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a journey from stage to screen with the book review of Musicals : A Definitive Illustrated Story (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Sweet Emotion by Random Access, With A Little Bit of Luck by Nartin Kelly and Let's Go Fly a Kite by Jackson Simmons, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's joy riding kids, the search for happiness, a diamond in the rough and a wrestling superstar. First up two kids get in a car full of trouble with the dvd review of Cop Car (Courtesy of Amchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Kevin Bacon. The search for happiness continues with the dvd review of Showtime's Happyish Season One (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A whole new world opens up with the blu-ray review of the Diamond Edition of Aladdin (Courtesy of walt Disney Home Video). We take a journey with a WWE Superstar in the book review of Yes : My Improbable Journey to the Main Event of Wrestlemania by Daniel Bryan with Craig Tello (Courtesy of St. Martin Press).Music for this episode features the songs Cop Car by Ben Cooper, A Whole New World by Sarah Ashley Mangold and Daniel Bryan by WWE on Alfajertv, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it is my annual Halloween Special. First up a couple moves into a very needy house with the dvd review of We Are Still Here (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Aiien abductions take a turn deadly in the dvd review of Ejecta (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). A group of friends get an up-close view of a slasher flick with the blu-ray review of The Final Girls (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A legendary monster takes flght in the retro blu-ray review of Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stokers Dracula (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We take on the a classic monster family with the classic tv show review of The Munsters The Complete Series. Music for this episode features the songs This is Halloween cover by A Billion Ernies, Dracula by Arcane Beats, The Munster's Theme by Crab Bubbles and Monster Mash by The Bellegards, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the shift from hell, ground shaking action, monster mayhem and love across time. First up a rookie cop has to survive a hellish night in the dvd review of Last Shift (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment). It is Nature vs Man in the blu-ray movie review of San Andreas (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. The Devil is out for a new bride with the show blu-ray review of Penny Dreadful : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a battle for a man's soul in the blu-ray tv show review of Starz's Outlander Season One Volume Two (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Faultline by Pim, Fallen Angel by Filthy Rich and Skye Boat Song by Celtic Horizon, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the world of tomorrow, attack of the games, an exchange gone wrong and record setting video games. First up a future world awaits in the blu-ray movie review of Tommorrowland (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring George Clooney. Then it is gamers to the rescue with the blu-ray review of Pixels (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Peter Dinklage. The Peanuts gang heads to France with the dvd review of Bon Voyage Charlie Brown (and don't come back!!) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a look at some of the hottest games of the year with the book review of The Guinness World Records 2016 Gamer's Edition (Courtesy of Guinness World Records). Music for this episode features the songs Game On by Cody's Remixes, Game On by Magnoose and Around The World by Lydia Ramsey, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's an ambulance of pain, frozen fairy tales and the great detective takes centre stage. First up don't worry he's a paramedic with the dvd review of Old 37 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley and Brandi Cyrus. Storybrooke enters a deep freeze with the blu-ray review of Once Upon a Time Season The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Holmes gets a new partner with the dvd review of Elementary The Third Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's the in depth look into the world's greatest detective with the book review of The Sherlock Holmes Book (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Fairy Tale by Nicholas Runkle, Sister by Civil Holdup and Steps of Destruction by Damon Ketron, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's no room to breathe, a wacky invasion, a galactic board game and the dark knight meets his match. First up two men fight to save humanity and each other in the blu-ray review of Air (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Norman Reedus and Djimon Hounsou. The it's an alien invasion of the wacky side with the retro blu-ray review of Spaced Invaders (Courtesy of Mill Creek Home Entertainment). Two borthers fend of aliens and each other with the blu-ray review of Zathura (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Batman faces his greatest fears with the video game review of Batman Arkham Knight for the X-Box One. Music for this episode features the songs War of The Worlds by Ollie Grant, War of the Worlds by Kdrew and Brothers by Jason Reed, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other \instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a jungle gone wild, an alienabduction and a hospital on the edge. First up a board game turns deadly with the retro blu-ray movie review of Jumanji (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Robin Williams. Then some teenagers get a close encounter of the deadly kind with the dvd review of Extraterrestrial (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Michael Ironside. Modern medicine had to start somewhere with the blu-ray review of Cinemax's The Knick : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Jungle by Signal Fire and Hospital by Leland Jacobs , they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's galactic LEGO, 80's Horror redone and war across the stars. First up it's a battle of the bricks with the dvd review of LEGO Star Wars : The New Yoda Chronicles (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A group of teens have the breakdown from hell with the blu-ray review of Lost After Dark (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Robert Patrick. It is saving the galaxy one world at a time with the video game review of Lost Planet 2 for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca) Music for this episode features the songs After Dark by Mathias and Lost by Tracy Allen, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's zombies on ice, dead on the march, a spark of rebellion and war comes to a small town. First survivors face the cold and the dead with the dvd review of Extinction (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Matthew Fox and Jeffrey Donovan. Rick Grimes and crew continue the good figh with the blu-ray review The Walking Dead : The Complete Fifth Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Hope begins with the blu-ray review of Disney's Star Wars : Rebels Season 1 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Cosplay goes wild with the video game review of South Park : The Stick of Truth (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Extinction by Lucky Graves, Rebel Yell by Csi Tulsa and Rebellion by Austin Hale, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's small town terror, criminal elite, monsters on the prowl andfractured fairy tales. First up the dead pissed off with the blu-ray review of Suburban Gothic (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment). The hunt is on again with the blu-ray review of The Blacklist Season 2 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring James Spader. It's the caped crusader and friends agains Gotham's scariest foes with the blu-ray review of Batman Unlimited : Monster Mayhem (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Story book legends are in danger with the video game review of The Wolf Among Us for The PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Blacklist by Bitter Birds,Monster Mash by The Bellegards and The Big Bad Wolf 2010 by Motion Fever, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this edition of Extra I take to the road with my coverage of the X15 Media Showcase event for the X-Box One that took place in Toronto,August 19, 2015. First up I talk with Adam Davidson Senior Product Avalanche Studios about Just Cause 3. Then I talk with Justin Wiebe Creative Director of Plants Vs Zombies Garden Wars 2. it's the time of the vehicles with my talk to Noah Kircher-Allen, Product Specialist at Activision Skylanders Super Chargers. Tombs are the focus with my interview of Philippe Therien, Elite Combat Designer at Crystal Dynamics and part of the upcoming Tomb Raider Rise of the Tomb Raider. It is peripheral time with my talk to MIchael Peterson, North America Marketing Director for Thrustmaster and their involvement with Forza Motorsport 6. It's to the track with the interview of Brian Ekberg, Community Manager for Turn Ten maker of Forza Motorsport 6. I wrap things up with a look at the latest from Alienware with my talk to Hanif Thakor from Dell on portable gaming. Music for this episode features the song Gaming Extreme by Big De it can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's scouting gone bad, women on the run, machines on the rampage and tripping the multi-verse. First up a group of boy scouts encounter danger in the woods with the blu-ray review of Cub (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Two unlikely ladies team up in the blu-ray review of Hot Pursuit (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara. We get in an depth look into a franchise with the book review of Terminator Genisys : Resetting the Future by David S. Cohen (Courtesy of Insight Editions). We hop into the Multi-verse with the video game review of Family Guy : Back Into The Multi-verse for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Scout by Tommy Vereb, Chase by Febbruary and Family Guy theme by Joe Della Penna, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this edition of the show it's animated shorts, global terrorism, heroes re-imagined and the dark knight defined. First up is the blu-ray review of Walt Disney Studios Short Films Collection (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Then Section 20 is back in action with the blu-ray review of Cinemax's Strike Back Season 3 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). DC's big three get a makeover with the blu-ray review of Justice League : Gods & Monsters (Courtesy of Warner Home Video). We get an in-depth look at Gotham with the book review of Batman Arkham Universe : The Ultimate Visual Guide by Mathew K. Manning (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Heroes by Chris Dukes, Gods and Monsters by Lana Del Rey and Gotham City by Hady they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this edition of the show it's prison blues, the end of an era,and dinos by the brick. First up a man must survive some hard time with the dvd review of K-11 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then it's after prohibition with the blu-ray review of Boardwalk Empire Season 5 (Courtesy of HBO Home Entertainment). It's Prehistoric puzzles with the video game review of LEGO : Jurassic World for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Prison by Carolina G and Dinosaur by Geezer Nation Music, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's monsters, gangsters and a life of crime. First up two legendary creatures battle it out in Lake Placid VS Anaconda (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Yancy Butler and Robert Englund. Nucky sets his sights on the sunny shores of Florida with the blu-ray review Boardwalk Empire : The Complete Season 4 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Crime runs rampant in the video game review of Grand Theft Auto 5 for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameacces.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Crocodile by Sarah Marzalek Kelly and Boardwalk by Mother Kelly, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the dog days of summer, a girl in danger, a generation of villainy and the battle for the boardwalk. First up Zeus the dog is on patrol with the dvd review of The Dog Who Saved Summer (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). An intervention goes horribly wrong in the dvd review of Inner Demons (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The kids of Disney's villains take centre stage with the dvd review of Descendants (Courtesy of Disney Home Video). It's gangster vs gangster in the blu-ray review of Boardwalk Empire : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Summer by Tom Hamilton, Love is The Drug by The Killer Tomatoes and Boardwalk by Mother Kelly, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this edition of the show we visit the hotel of the dead, a case of bad timing, a battle of classes and a look at old web-head. First up the scares become to real with the dvd review of 6 Degrees of Hell (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Corey Feldman (sorta). It's the wrong place at the wrong time with the retro blu-ray review of No Good Deed (Courtesy of Mill Creek Home Entertainment) starring Samuel L. Jackson, Milla Jovovich and Stellan Skarsgard. The films of Director Neil Blomkamp are explored (District 9, Elysium and Chappie) in the blu-ray review of Blomkamp 3 (Courtesy of Sony Home Entertainment). Then everyone's favourite web-slinger is examined with the book review of Spider-Man : Inside the World of Your Friendly Neighborhood Hero (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs 6 Degrees by Paperview, No Good Deed by Eddie Nebula and Spider-Man by Hollow Nyc, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a gangster's paradise, undead road rage, mutants fight back and the history of old shellhead. First up it's a game of who do you trust with the blu-ray review of Boardwalk Empire : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Then zombies hit the road, literally, in the blu-ray movie review of Wyrmwood : Road of the Dead (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The Battle for New York City begins with the dvd review of Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Return to NYC (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The Mighty Marvel Hero is in the spotlight in the book review of Iron Man : The Ultimate Guide to the Armored Super Hero by Matthew K. Manning (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Boardwalk by Mother Kelly, New York City by Donna Klein and New York New York by Jeel's Mood, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's twirling blades of glory, an underdog love story, heroes in a half-shell under attack and a ninja against a horde of the undead. First up Apache helicopters fight to the death in the retro movie review of Fire Birds (Courtesy of Mill Creek Home Entertainment) starring Nicolas Cage, Tommy Lee Jones and Sean Young. Then he came, he cleaned and he conquered with the blu-ray review of Joe Dirt (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring David Spade. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles face off in a battle for their very home with the dvd review of Showdown in Dimension X and Retreat (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A skilled ninja versus an army of the undead in the video game review of Yaiba : Ninja Gaiden Z for the PS3 (Courtesy of wwww.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Heart by Brown House Evicts, Dreaming New York City in the Middle of LA by Debby Schwartz and The End is Coming by Mr. Bitterness and the Guilty Pleasures, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a weekend of terror, time traveling teens, a man on a mission and attack of the dead. First up it's the blu-ray review of The Osterman Weekend (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) the last movie directed by Sam Peckinpah. A group of young people discover time travel has a price with the blu-ray review of Project Almanac (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The one man army is back and now in Vegas with the blu-ray review of Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Kevin James. It is another game of survival with the video game review of Resident Evil Revelations 2 for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Omega by Rainshadow, Take It on The Run by Lyrics and Mr. Blue Sky by Sonny Lane, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's romance on the wild side, chaos at work, the band behind other bands and murder in the 19th century. First up is the blu-ray movie review of Spring (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) where a woman hides a monstrous secret. Then it more adventures from Ders, Blake & Adam with the blu-ray review of Comedy Central's Workaholics Season 5 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A legendary group of musicians behind some of the most popular music with the blu-ray review of The Wrecking Crew (Courtesy of VSC films. Music for this episode features the songs Spring by George O'Brien, The Wrecking Crew by Downward Dogs and The Ripper by The Ripper, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a boy with fame, a wild rage game, sponge on the lamb and the mighty Spider-Ham. First up a young basketball player gets his shot at the big time with the dvd review of Starz's Survivor's Remorse The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then we take a trip on the rage side with the dvd review of Wild Tales (Courtesy of Sony Home Classics). Bikini Bottom's favourite chef goes heroic with the blu-ray movie review of The Sponge Bob Movie : Sponge Out of Water (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is 50 years of everyone's friendly neighbourhood web-slinger with the book review of Spider-Man Chronicle (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Survivor by Kellie Jaxson, Wild One by Terry Lee The Rockaboogie band and Under The Sea by New Shoes Old Socks, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the wild west, an addictive personality, news on the run and memory for sale. First up one man tries to make a difference in the dvd movie review of The Virginian (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Trace Adkins. Then a professor takes his addiction over the edge with the blu-ray movie review of The Gambler (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Mark Wahlberg. The final curtain call goes down on the blu-ray review of HBO's The Newsroom : The Complete Third & Final Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's a world where the mind is on the market with the video game of Remember Me for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Gambler by Adhara, The Gambler by Sid Joe and Remember Me by Something Personal, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a grave situation, a time traveling tub, a man of steel and a time when outlaws become kings, First up a grave digger faces off against the forces of Hell with the blu-ray review of Hellmouth (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Stephen McHattie. Then it's time traveling on the wet side with the blu-ray movie review of Hot Tub Time Machine 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a look at the life and times of a comic book legend with the book review of Superman : The Ultimate Guide to the Man of Steel (Courtesy of DK Publishing), We look back to the rise of gangster with the blu-ray review of Boardwalk Empire Season 1 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hot Tub by Narey, Man of Steel by Dukes on the Rush & Boardwalk by Mother Kelly, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show the attitudes take over the airwaves. First up we return to the streets of L.A. with the blu-ray review of Showtime's Ray Donovan : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight. Then it's to New Your City for the blu-ray review of Starz's Power : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) from Executive Producer Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. The power pellet munching champ returns with the video game review of Pac-Man and The Ghostly Adventures 2 for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). We take a trip back to the 90's in Sports Entertainment with the book review of WWE The Attitude Era (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Fixer by Noisy Neighbour, Power by Two Brothers & Attitude by Kalamazoo, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's pre-historic predators, suburban vampires, waring fairies and 80's silicon prairie. First up it is the dvd review of Jurassic : Monsters of the Deep (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). It's interviews with some vampires with the blu-ray review of What We Do in Shadows (Courtesy fo VSC Films). Love is in the air with the dvd movie review of Strange Magic (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). It's a trip to the heart of Texas with the blu-ray review of AMC's Halt and Catch Fire : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Shadows by Another Door, Strange Magic by Karen O'Keefe Kapelson and Catch Fire by Zaaki Azzay, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show t's a celebration pf tv moms, heroic pages and the next gen of warfare. First up it's the dvd review of TV Guide Spotlight Spotlight : TV's Greatest Moms (Courtesy of Mill Creek Entertainment). The queen of 50's comedies gets the focus in the dvd review of the I Heart Mom Edition of I Love Lucy (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's a dual book review form the DK backlist with the reviews of DC Comics : The Ultimate Character Guide & The DC Comics Encyclopedia (Courtesy of DK Publishing). The next step in military might rises with the video game review of Call of Duty : Advance Warefare for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Mom by Isis Sontra, Heroes by Moonpie and Super Hero by Charleston Kings Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmuic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a galaxy far, far away, a glass house of terror and avengers assemble. First up we celebrate Star Wars Day with a collection of book reviews (Courtesy of DK Canada) of The Star Wars Complete Visual Dictionary, Star Wars Character Encyclopedia, Star Wars Old Republic Encyclopedia and the new Ultimate Star Wars book. Then a young writer gets more than she bargains for in the blu-ray review of Echoes (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). It's back to the theatre with my movie review of Avengers : Age of Ultron with guest co-reviewer Jeremy Ohta. Music for this episode features the songs Star Wars by Los Pibes and Echoes by No Longer Atlas, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a boxing legend, a flying porcine ace, a man with a mission and a virus gone wild. First up it's a man with a mission with the dvd review of Manny (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) with boxing legend Manny Pacquiao. We take to the skies with the animated blu-ray review of Porco Rosso (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) by legendary director Hayao Miyazaki. A fixer gets more than he bargained for with his dad in the tv show blu-ray review of Ray Donovan : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The T-virus is back with a vengeance with the video game review of Resident Evil : Revelations (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Boxer by Surprise Fire, Flying by Skybound and Fixer by Noisy Neighbour, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a lost boy, the spark of a rebellion, life underground and high octane action. First up it's the search for a kid with the blu-ray review of the Starz's Limited Series The Missing (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). We Journey to a Galaxy Far Far Away with the book review of Star Wars Rebels : The Visual Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Then it's a world struggling to survive with the video game review of Metro Last Light for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). We kick off the summer movie season with the theatrical movie of Fast 7 with guest co-reviewer Leeann Wilson. Music for this episode features the songs Rebel Yell by Molto Miglore, Run Away Train by Jennie Lee and Last Ride by Evan Bliss, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episodes of the show a family has a bad day, a woman has a bad trip, a student has a bad teacher and a captain has some bold missions. First up it's a case of some bad times with the blu-ray movie review of Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner. Then a young woman must get revenge from beyond the grave with the dvd movie review of Avenged (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). A young jazz drummer meets the music teacher from hell witn the dvd review of Whiplash (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons. It's off to the final frontier with the dvd review of Star Trek : The Original Series Captain Kirk's Boldest Missions (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Had a Bad Day by Ocean Blue, Bang a Drum Live 2009 by Bon Jovi Forever and Bang A Drum by Lollaty, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of Extra it is my X-Box One Special. I give you my impressions of the X-Box One system (Courtesy of Vertias Communications and Microsoft Canada) along with a number of games that I had loaded with it. You get my reviews of Ryse : Son of Rome, Sunset Overdrive, Kinect Sports Rivals, Forza Horizon 2 (with the Fast and Furious add-on), Rayman Legends, Child of Light, Halo Master Chief Edition, Assassin's Creed Unity (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca) and more. Music for this episode features the song X-Box and Me by The Beam Me Up Skats can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the valley of chips, the valley of war, a damsel in distress and time in a mess. First up it's the make an d break it world of apps with the bluray review of HBO's Silicon Valley : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Then we journey back to the 1700's with the dvd review of AMC's Turn : Washington's Spies : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Then it's another retro blu-ray movie review with 1947's The Lady from Shanghai (Courtesy of Mill Creek Home Entertainment) starring Orson Wells and Rita Hayworth. It's a trip across space and time to save humanity with the blu-ray review of Interstellar (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matthew McConaughey. Music for this episode features the songs Sunset Over Silicon Valley by Aaron Blum, Spy Vs Spy by A Spy and Interstellar by Ocean's Riot, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's motorcycle mania, a presidential race, fairy tales re-told and marvel over the years. First up the legend continues with the dvd review of On Any Sunday : The Next Chapter (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment). The race for the oval office is on with the blu-ray review of HBO's Veep : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus. It's a collision of fairy tales with the blu-ray review of Disney's Into The woods (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). The history of comic book legends are in the spotlight with the book review of Marvel Year by Year Chronicle : Updated and Expanded (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Drive by Train Rat, Fairy Tale by Fourth Wall and Time After Time by Smooth Project, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a rebel without a cause, summer camp battles, a seasonal invasion and the journey of the maestro. First up a small town gets invaded by bikers in the retro blu-ray movie review of The Wild One (Courtesy of Mill Creek Home Entertainment) starring Marlon Brando. Then everyone's favourite blockhead goes to camp in the dvd review of Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown (Courtesy of Paramount HOme Video). The last time lord and Santa team up in the blu-ray review of Doctor who : The Last Christmas (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). The legendary artist takes to the road with the blu-ray review DaVinci's Demons The Complete Season 2 (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Born to The Wild by Wally Dow and Friends, Summer Camp by Furman and Maestro by Tempest Foundation, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's the mind of a madman, a woman trapped in the past, a recovering legend and a directory of legends. First up we travel to the Renaissance with the Maestro with the dvd review of Starz's Davinci's Demons : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then a woman is flung back to the 1700's with the tv dvd review of Starz's Outlander Season 1 Volume 1 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon. The Avatar goes for one final round with the blu-ray review of The Legend of Korra : Book 4 : Balance (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Heroe's and legends of the Marel Universe get the spotlight with teh book review of The Marvel Encylopedia Updated and Expanded (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Out of Time by Andrew Kent, Balance by Jake Paul and We Could Be by Meine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this edition of Extra Canadian app delevopers are in the spotlight. I catch up with The John Kimmel, Vice-President of Gogi Games while he was part of the Canadian Videogame Showcase at the Game Developers Conference that was held in San Francisco from March 2 - 6, 2015. We talk about the expanding market for mobile games and what it takes to get these programs to your favourite phone and tablet. Music for this episode features instrumentals by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com) and from www.reverbnation.com. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a legendary beast in neverland, a classic musical re-done, a cop who howls at the moon and legends of the wrestling ring. First up Tinker Bell, Fawn and thier friends encounter something strange in the blu-ray review of Tinker Bell and and Legend of the Neverbeast (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Then an old movie gets a new look with the dvd review of Annie (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) in this update to a broadway legend starring Jamie Fox. A loser cop has a howling good time in the blu-ray review of Wolf Cop (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). The stars of the squared-circle past and present are highlighted in the book review of The WWE Ultimate Superstas Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Tomorrow by Dangerfield, Desires by Jamieson M Eakin and Cop Bait by Big Jesus and the Homeless Bastards, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a hero in training, an interview with a madman, a universe of heroes and villians and saving the world in style. First up it's the animated dvd review of Gladiators of Rome (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) where a young man strives to be great in the original arena. Two men attempt to stop a leader with the dvd review of The Interview (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Seth Rogan and James Franco. The 411 on many of the friends and enemies of Earth's Mightiest Heroes is highlighted in the book review of Marvel The Avengers : The Ultimate Character Guide Updated and Expanded by Alan Cowsill (courtesy of DK Publishing). It's the end of the world as we know it with the video game review of Saint's Row IV for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Rome by Occam's Razor, Firework by Susan Marten and Pop Goes The World Gossip Cover by Tijana Bogicevic, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we look at a legendary Imperial, battling first time directors, a boy and his robot and a battle in hell. First up it's a look into the life and times of Wilhuff Tarkin in the audio book review of Star Wars : Tarkin by James Luceno. Then two young aspiring directors get thier big break with the dvd review fo Starz Network The Chair : The Complete First Seson (Courtesy fo Anchor Bay Home Video). Marvel and Disney team up for a new team of super-heroes with the blu-ray review of Big Hero 6 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). We hit the roads of hell to punch Satan in the face with the video game review of Saint's Row IV : Gat Out of Hell for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs the chair by Dan Stecher, Brother Mine by Probably never heard of it and Invasion by Venue Recommends, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a fractured policeman, a time travelling mystery, kingdoms in battle and scratching the surface. First up a member of SWAT gets re-assigned in the dvd review of Cracked : What Lies Beneath (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). A man tries to fix his own future in the dvd review of Predestination (courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Ethan Hawke. Then we travel to the lands of Westeros with the blu-ray review of HBO's Game of Thrones : The Complete Fourth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's time to check out the latest in tablets with the hardware review of The Surface Pro 3 (Courtesy of Microsoft Canada). Music for this episode features the songs Cracked by Cutlass Supernova, Game of Thrones by Braski Lacasse and Game of Thrones by Code 22, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's a doggone adventure, Hollywood hi jinks, the power of fear and a journey home to chaos. First up it's the blu-ray review of the Diamond Edition of Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Then two British writers try to save their marriage and show in Hollywood with the dvd tv show review of Showtime's Episodes Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matt LeBlanc. The doctor is in with the horror movie review of Fear Clinic (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) starring Robert Englund. A man's homecoming takes a turn to violence with the video game review of Far Cry 4 for the PS3 (Courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca). Music for this episode features the songs Cruella De Vil by Selena Gomez, Hollywood by Lendway and Holiday by Symbol, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's small town mayhem, back woods terror, geeks in terror and the debut of the Director's Chair. First up we return to a town with alot of trouble in the blu-ray review of Cinemax's Banshee : The Complete Second Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Then 6 young people get a killer trip to a cabin in the dvd movie review of Desecrated (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) starring Haylie Duff and Michael Ironside. Then two Brits fnd themselves at the end of the word in the dvd review of S.O.S. Save Our Skins (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). We then debut a new segment on the show, The Director's Chair with Matt Campagna as we talk aboutthe art of making movies. Music for this episode features the songs Small Town byLas Vegas DS, End of The World by 7th Day Religion and End of The World by Lucas White, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's about a series of bad decisions. First up three teenagers choose the hard way with the dvd review of Bad Turn Worse (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Entertainment). Then we head down south with the review of Cinemax's Season 1 of Banshee. The pod strikes back in the tv show dvd review of Showtime's House of Lies Season 3 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Don Cheadle & Kristen Bell. Gotham City's savior goes under the microscope with the book review of Batman : The World of The Dark Knight by Daniel Wallace. Music for this episode features the songs Banshee by Hospital Garden, Lies by The Great Escape and Batman by Beny Handers, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show it's classic tv comedy, a confined terror, the rapture and the assembling of heroes. First up it's the final adventures of everyone's favorite Orkan in the dvd review of Mork and Mindy Season 4 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Robin Williams and Pam Dawber. Then an Australian teen find out that coming home may be a terrifying experience with the blu-ray review of Housebound (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). We take a look at one of Marvel's greatest teams with the book review of The Avengers : The Ultimate Guide to Earth's Mightiest Heroes! (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs House by Weeds of Eden, Remaining by Antares J, Barr and End of the World by Blue Army, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
On this episode of the show we visit the shores of France, get sealed in and explore adventures in time and space. First up is the blu-ray movie review of The Hundred-Foot Journey (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Helen Mirren. A magician goes head-to-head with a psychic in the blu-ray movie review of Woody Allen's Magic in The Moonlight (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Colin Firth and Emma Stone. It's back to Chester's Mill with the blu-ray review of Under The Dome : Season 2 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) based on the novel by Stephen King. The Last Time Lord and beyond gets explored with the book review of Doctor Who : The Visual Dictionary Updated & Expanded (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Journey by Richard D Shank, Magic in the Moonlight by Len Gilard and Doctor Who by Code 22, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.
We start of the new year with a series of firsts in the land of television. First up it's a trip to modern day San Francisco with the blu-ray review of HBO's Looking : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Then another Stephen King Best Seller hits the small screen with the dvd review of Under The Dome : The Complete First Season. It's time to hit the high seas of 1715 for the blu-ray review of Starz's Black Sails : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video) with Executive Producer Michael Bay . We travel to the near future with the blu-ray review of Extant : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Academy Award Winning Actress Halle Berry. Music for this episode features the songs Looking by Betty's Wig, Under the Dome by Harnish and Ship With Black Sails by Die Monster Die, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.