The trailer for the next installment in the Harry Potter prequel films, Fantastic Beasts: the Crimes of Grindelwald, hit the internet Tuesday, and was immediately met with awe and anger. With all fandom films of any type this is to be expected, but many of these problems have been posed for a while now, some originating back with the last Potter film, Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Continue reading Best Geeky Finds – A New Fantastic Trailer
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GW1 142 – Trailing Around
A few big trailers dropped this week that we really want to talk about, especially Venom, Solo and Deadpool 2. And then there was the Cloverfield Paradox, which dropped a trailer and premiered on the same day! But there was also a lot of news this week, including a few firsts for the MCU and some interesting movie rumors. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 142 – Trailing Around
GW1 Issue 141 – Pillaging and Plundering
We’ve seen the mid-season finale of Vikings and there’s so much to talk about! We recap what’s been going on in the show and where we think the story is heading. But first, Kylan and Dawn let us know how things went at the reading festival and we share some news about the upcoming Oddmall. Plus there are some tidbits from the geek entertainment world that you may have missed over the past week, so we’ve got you covered. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 141 – Pillaging and Plundering
GW1 Issue 115 – Copious Quantities of Comic-Con
It’s our monthly Malted Meeple issue and our buddy Marcus Calvert decided to join us. By now you’ve heard (and seen) a lot of what came out of Comic-Con International (aka San Diego Comic-Con or SDCC), but we want to make sure you know about some of the cool stuff that was a bit more under the radar. Sure, we have details about the big Marvel and DC properties, but we also have some TV and comicbook news you might have missed. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 115 – Copious Quantities of Comic-Con
She Geek Critique – All the Things
Unless you live under a rock (or were vacationing there for the weekend), you know that Comic-Con International (aka San Diego Comic-Con aka SDCC) took place last weekend. It stopped being a true comic convention years ago and is now a pop culture and media convention. Of course, a lot of today’s pop culture is based on comicbook properties, so there’s a full circle thing going on anyway. The fact remains: SDCC is the grand-daddy of comic cons and it’s now where Hollywood lets loose with the vast majority of announcements and surprises for the year in pop culture to come. Continue reading She Geek Critique – All the Things