Hey, an Actor!: Jack Black
.: 2:12:39 :: 32.2 MB :.

By The Brothers Wilson
30 January 2015 — To beat the January blues, Hey, an Actor! kicks off 2015 with bona fide Hollywood entertainer Jack Black. Starting with his critically acclaimed turn in the modern tragicomedy Bernie, the episode also looks at a unique take on the world of luchadore wrestling via Nacho Libre, and the vehicle to end all vehicles in the musical comedy School of Rock. And starting the year on a high, The Brothers Wilson manage to pick a podcast fight with a fellow Earth-2.net program in addition to showcasing guest reviews, spoiling Tropic Thunder, and reminiscing about Tenacious D. Pandy also protests Ian's creative control through another rich parody jingle.
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Twice as Bright, Half as Long 05.01
.: 3:08:44 :: 73.1 MB :.

By Dave Probert and Ian Wilson
29 January 2015 — Dave and Ian are joined by Dan Toland, and together they discuss the feature-length pilot of Street Hawk. In the debut episode, Jessie Mach, a motorcycle cop who only knows the streets, is seriously injured in an incident that kills his partner and is recruited by Federal Agent Norman Tuttle to ride an experimental all-terrain pursuit motorcycle code named Street Hawk. Along they way they discuss hilariously dated technology, anime parodies, and Rex Smith's acting masterclass.
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Dread Media 387
.: 1:05:39 :: 31.7 MB :.

By Desmond Reddick
19 January 2015 — This week we have some cross-genre ghost stories to take in. First up, Chris is back to discuss the brand new comedic film from New Zealand: Housebound. Then, Devil Dinsoaur Jr. gives us a Stay Scary on what might be the first widely seen found footage horror film: BBC's live television presentation of Ghostwatch. Spooky tunes: "Board up the House" by Baroness, "Angel" by Alistair Riddell, "Old Haunts" by Gaslight Anthem, and "Fight at Dawn" by Tangerine Dream. RIP Edgar Froese.
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Dread Media 386
.: 1:12:38 :: 35.1 MB :.

By Desmond Reddick
19 January 2015 — Crawl back through the horrors of history as humanity once again faces one of its most blatant evils as Nazi zombies emerge! We run the gamut of the genre from the most sober to the most extreme, from the beginnings to its very recent examples! Peter Cushing and John Carradine star in 1976's aquatic super-soldier film Shock Waves. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. gives us a Stay Scary on Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead. Of course, we've also got some funky fascist tunes for you: "Island of Zombina" by Zombina and The Skeletones, " Shock Wave" by Black Sabbath, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Hurra Torpedo, and "War Machine" by Battlerage. Make sure to check out Horror Block and get 10% off at this link with the coupon code DREAD10: http://bit.ly/1y09lII.
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Big Damn Heroes: Zeppos Special 06
.: 17:26 :: 8.8 MB :.

By Hannah Krueger and Will Ackerman
16 January 2015 — As Hannah and Will take some time off to get ready for their big Firefly / Dollhouse retrospective, Will explores some of Whedon's work at Disney. While mostly an exploration of his contributions to Toy Story, Atlantis: The Lost Empire is also discussed. Plus, Joss Whedon was the lyricist for which song?
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Dread Media 385
.: 59:04 :: 28.6 MB :.

By Desmond Reddick
12 January 2015 — Howdy! How 'bout some southern fried crime for ya? Desmond and Darryll take a good hard look at pre-moustache Burt Reynolds in the rum-running, fascist sheriff crime flick White Lightning. Devil Dinosaur Jr. speeds by in a review of the feature-length car chase Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry. Of course, there's some southern fried rock to go with your movies: "Caution: Dangerous Curves Ahead" by Maylene & The Sons of Disaster, "Steady at the Wheel" by Shooter Jennings, "Time (Is Such a Funny Thing)" by Susan Maughan, and "Don't You Think this Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out of Hand" by James Hetfield. Also, check out Horror Block and get 10% off your first month with the coupon code DREAD10 at the following link: http://bit.ly/1y09lII.
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Dread Media 384
.: 1:49:00 :: 52.5 MB :.

By Desmond Reddick
05 January 2015 — The holidays are over. For many of us, that means our loved ones who have become parasitic monsters in our homes have gone home. Well, this week, we look at some unwelcome visitors in the horror genre. First up, Desmond and Darryll love Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett's The Guest. They love it so much, that Darryll refuses to leave! Desmond invites Duane over, but he can only call in to review the last film Wingard and Barrett did together, You're Next, a very different uninvited guest film. Then, because not all victims of bad visitors are human, Desmond looks at Brian Kaufman's latest novella: The Wretched Walls. There are, of course, some songs to kick off your New Year as well: "Get the Fuck Outta Here" by Diemonds, "Uninvited Guest" by Mercyful Fate, "Looking for the Magic" by The Dwight Tilley Band, "Old House (Bark at the Moonlight)" by Man's Gin, and "We Destroy the Family" by Fear.
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Twice as Bright, Half as Long 04.04
.: 2:52:12 :: 66.8 MB :.

By Dave Probert and Ian Wilson
03 January 2015 — Ian and Dave close out 2014 with the final four episodes of Life on Mars. In episode 13, Sam suffers an overdose and starts to hallucinate, while CID must solve a kidnapping that is linked to an old murder case. In episode 14, Sam's 21st century girlfriend says goodbye as Sam meets her mother during a case of murder and drug smuggling. In episode 15, Gene wakes up after a drunken night out to find he may have killed someone, and Sam must clear his name. In episode 16, Sam is told that he must destroy Gene if he wants to go home, but finds that nothing is what it seems, home isn't everything he thought it would be, and discovers he needs to make a choice. They also discuss the show as a whole, and Statistician Ian reveals the first show to be covered in what Dave has dubbed The Year of Cheese.
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A Cure For the Common Podcast: A WWF 1997 Retrospective
Week 06
.: 1:03:11 :: 30.3 MB :.

By Kellen Scrivens and Tom Hemmings
01 January 2015 — Choosing to not cover the 1997 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Kellen and Tom are left with a short week, which features Shawn Michaels' hilarious fashion sense on Superstars, and the final live episode of Shotgun with the famous Escalator Tombstone.
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Dropped D 05.05
.: 1:14:47 :: 36.1 MB :.

By Desmond Reddick and Damien Wilkens
01 January 2015 — It's been a really long time, but Dropped D is back for the time being. Desmond and Damian waste no time as the puns begin to fly inside of the first minute. Besides covering Trent Reznor's descent into EDM music on Nine Inch Nails' 2006 record With Teeth, the boys discover which of the two is more cultured in their Simpsons references, find that one of them is far more lenient than the other in NIN's new softer era, reminisce about the dark detective era of Denzel Washington's filmography, play a round of the brand new game Old or White?, and much more.
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