Geektoberfest: Don’t leave the Line Cutters alone with your Sims
The Line Cutters talk about TF Con and the most unintentionally horrifying games. Next, they remember Back to The Future fondly on BTTFDay, and discuss […]
Geektoberfest
The Loud Idiots – Halloween Memories
As the guys continue Geektoberfest, they fondly reminisce on their favorite scary toys, and a trip to a haunted house. They then pay tribute to […]
Geektoberfest: Nerding Over Phantom
As we continue Geektoberfest, guests Attica Wilde and Dorothy Dobkowski stop by to help us dissect the film and theatre history of the Gaston Leroux […]
Geektoberfest: Star Trek Renegades
For the kick-off to Geektoberfest, The Loud Idiots debate their favorite classic Star Trek monsters. Then actresses Courtney Peldon and Adrienne Wilkinson call in to […]
Horror Film Countdown: Dracula (1931)
Dracula (1931), dir. Tod Browning, Universal Pictures Considered by some to be the first ‘proper’ Universal Horror film, or at least the first to establish […]
Horror Film Countdown: The Cat and the Canary (1927)
The Cat and the Canary (1927), dir. Paul Leni, Universal Pictures With this we move into another genre of horror. We’ve seen madmen, vampires, Frankenstein, […]
The Loud Idiots – Inappropriate Costumes, Candy, and Marvel Movies!
Celebrate Halloween as the Loud Idiots guide you around the very worst in M&Ms flavors, the most inappropriately sexy costumes of the season, and the […]
Near Mint Radio – Batman: The Long Halloween
Join us as we discuss the comic classic, Batman: The Long Halloween Created by the highly acclaimed and Eisner Award-wining team of Jeph Loeb and […]
Horror Film Countdown: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912), dir. Lucius Henderson, Thanhouser Compnay. While not the first film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s famed story, this is […]
Horror Film Countdown: Wolf Blood (1925)
Wolf Blood (1925), dir. Bruce Mitchell and George Chesebro, Ryan Brothers Production/Lee-Bradford Corporation. While not the first werewolf film (that would be 1913’s The Werewolf), […]