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What happens when you take the guy who played Angel in X-Men 3 and put him in a film that is a spiritual adaptation of Dead Space? Nothing until you add in another Popcorn Pulse Alumni Dennis Quaid. Jointly, we talk about Pandorum[2009]. A terribly advertised movie with trailers that seemed to try and invoke the memories of Event Horizon. It’s set on a spaceship where Ben Foster wakes up with amnesia. He quickly runs into Dennis Quaid who gives him the quest to bring the core back online before it blows up the ship. As Ben makes his way through the ship, fighting possible space madness and reavers, he … Continue reading Popcorn Pulse 70: Police Panda →
Joseph's all alone again, playing both the host and cohost this week. After explaining why this is, he proceeds to announce the winner of the contest for cohost! A big round of applause to everyone who participated, and look forward to hearing more detailed reviews from Andrew Chan. Aside from the announcement there is your usual fair of IRL and industry news, followed by Joseph's review of the humor educing KonoSuba. Season 1 that is.
It’s rolypoly season finally and the boys are busy cracking open cold ones and getting rekt. Is that how you use such internet slang? We are sure how to do, fellow kids. We have all the dank memes, lol, rofl. By this point we have frightened away both the internet hooligans for misusing slang and the fogeies who are confused by terms they could look up on Urban Dictionary but don’t. Leaving only the hardiest and sexiest of out listeners. Today Tim has a manhua named Lan Chi. If features a girl who gets adopted into a family with two boys. Also, the mother is possibly insane as she seems … Continue reading Manga Pulse 365: Tachi Wachi Lan Wan →
It’s about that time where we do a novel of Tim’s choice. He picked 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. It’s the earliest book we’ve done thus far and a classic in science fiction. Plus any novel that opens up with a jab at Nebraska is alright in our book. Even better is knowing that some versions omitted it because the translators weren’t happy about it. Our protagonist, Arronax, joins an expedition with a harpooner and his valet. They’re off to investigate reports of a narwhal that is striking and sinking ships. This journey is completely uneventful and Arronax spends most of his time swapping recipes with the crew while they … Continue reading Script 2 Script 11: 20,000 Leagues →
With the more recent explosion of superhero movies starting just after Iron Man proved that characters who weren’t sad about their dead parents could be a success, it’s easy to forget the genre is a bit older than that. In fact there was a period right after Burton reintroduces the caped crusader to the world at large that movies about super powers not based on the big two comic publishers began to crop up. In the vein of films like Super[2010] is Wilder Napalm(1993). At least in the vein that is explores a world where something from a comic book collides with the real world. It definitely doesn’t have a … Continue reading Popcorn Pulse 69: Napalm in the Wild →
Another week another participant in the race for cohost, this time it's Andrew Chan who brings a little European to the show. He also has quite the introduction for us, one that even has Joseph happily chiming in. Speaking of the host, he's doing rather well at his new job. Industry news comes in pretty late with topics like getting Otakus to run, and the top 10 anime of spring 2017. Reviews also run pretty long with Joseph jaunting through a magical academy's story, and Andrew detailing in great depth why a video game about being a lawyer does not transition to an anime very well. Hope you went to the bathroom, because this is quite the lengthy trip.
This week on VG Pulse, we have ezmails! We start off the show with side-notes of cleaning and selling junk, before diving into our first lengthy ezmails segment in quite some time! Afterwards we dive into the news, where we discuss some events that occurred at VidCon, and how much we want a SNES Mini! After the news, I give my first look of Yooka-Laylee, and Millennium gives his first look of Prey, and we wrap things up with talk of Saga of Tanya the Evil! All this and more up next on VGP 284! -Aki Show Notes Music Intro – The Stanley Parable – Complete Secret Disco Music Outro … Continue reading VG Pulse 284: Outrage Mimic →
Hello, dear listeners. Another slimy and delicious episode is here for your listening pleasure. This time it's a magical girl title with bright colors and even a hint of plot. Transform into your true self on this episode of anime pulse after dark.
It's round 3 this week on Anime Pulse and that means a new co-host, this time it's Catam the pizza maker. After introducing himself and allowing Joseph to reminisce on the old days of Toonami, we hear a little more about how Joseph has been with his new job. Then it's onto industry news with topics like an old sword returned to its rightful owners, as well as the horrifying news that a live-action Cowboy Bebop might be on its way to being made in the USA. Lastly are reviews with Catam taking us to a city called Lawless during the prohibition period, and Joseph introduces us to Arslan and his epic tale.
Let’s make a wild hipster prediction. Tiny house breweries covered in reclaimed aluminum siding and vintage asbestos paint. What could be more retro and kooky than risking death be mesothilioma? Yeah, you’ve probably never heard of it. Look away as I ride my kickboard away in a flash of ninteies flannel and beard oils. Tim reviews Keijo!!!!! which is what happens when someone tries to make a sumo inspired cheesecake shot filled manga. You’d think it was a sports manga with impressive and interesting tidbits on grappling or something similar a la Prince of Tennis. Instead it’s just reason to show weirdly drawn asses and breasts. Worse, it’s neither titilating … Continue reading Manga Pulse 364: Go Jo →
