Nerdzilla: Recent Episodes
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Nerdzilla is a program made by nerds, for nerds. We look at the latest news, review geeky stuff ranging from movies to strategy games, interview intelligent and interesting people, argue over silly stuff, and wrap it up neatly in an MP3 file.
After exactly 11 years, this is our last news break, review, interview, and chit-chat. That's all, folks!
Minimal plot, mostly fights, maximum blood! This film adaptation of the classic fighting game is tremendous gore-soaked fun.
Reviewing "Stargirl" which is a TV show, "Killswitch" which is a comic, and "The Old Guard" which is both! Plus a chat with Matt Ryan from "Constantine".
More bang for your buck! We review the latest X-Men comics and the new Picard TV show. And we meet Ultimate Spider-Man artist David Lafuente as well as the guy who played Colossus in Deadpool.
A spoiler-free review for those who haven't seen it, followed by an in-depth discussion for those who have.
What's up, geeks? For us it's Watchmen on TV, Borderlands 3 on the Playstation, and comic artist Stewart McKenny at Supanova.
At this point in his career, James Bond was a rampant sexist and terribly camp. Let's make fun of him together!
He's got super powers and a billion dollar suit, but Peter Parker will always be a dorcus malorcus.
Are you sick of these mother-loving snakes on this mother-loving plane? We're not! So let's watch it together.
We meet the 70s Spider-Man, watch Doom Patrol and Umbrella Academy, count-down the best Batman music, and argue over which movie deserves our next commentary track.
At last it's a movie that isn't part of a franchise! It's a manga we've never heard of being given the James Cameron treatment.
Nerd news, a chat with John Barrowman, and reviews of all the geeky summer blockbusters.
A hugely expensive film which lost money at the box office and bombed with critics. Of course we want to watch it again!
We crash the party for Party Crashers, review the new Venom movie, and prepare for our commentary on Justice League.
They really didn't need to make Jurassic Park 5. But they did. And they'll probably do it again.
Spielberg has filmed the ultimate book of nerdy fan service. So how many geek references can he jam into one film?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe goes to the hidden hi-tech African nation of Wakanda, where the King is also a super hero.
Looking at cool gadgets, reviewing current comics, and debating the best comic-book super-villain ever to appear on-screen.
They've chosen a Kiwi comedian to direct the latest MCU film, so guess what sort of movie he made?
One of the most original and influential sci-fi movies of all time gets an update. Is it worth the price of admission?