All-new Culture Cast

Check out the newest edition of the All-New Culture Cast! Still a trio but this is the first episode sans Nick as he is venturing the hills of Ireland in search of hidden sources of culture. Join the Gorehound, Jenn, and Thor in an incredibly off topic podcast but an adventure nonetheless!

Not only is it's the All-New Culture Cast's first anniversary, but we also kick off the Halloween Season with a big discussion over the modern-classic horror movie The Blair Witch Project!   Does this movie hold up?  Does it make sense?  Does it give viewers "chills to the core"?  The All-New trio discuss!  Also, we welcome a special guest, Thor from Thor's Hour of Thunder!  You can check out his podcast here.

The trio are back to talk about their favorite Disney animated movies!  Which ones make the cut?  And what do they consider a Disney movie (spoiler: pretty much anything that Disney has its hands in).   Also in this episode, Mark Ruffalo.

The All-New Trio (is that their nick-name, now?) get classy and go to the theatre to discuss the award-winning The Book of Mormon (from the creators of South Park)!  What did they think of this future classic musical?  Check out this episode to find out!

Labor Day Special (but not really)!  The Gorehound, Jenn, and Nick talk the top 100 movies of the 21st century as determined by the BBC article aptly titled "The 21st Century's 100 Greatest Films". Listen as they discuss the best, the worst, and the oddities found on this article that has been floating around the internet as of late. 

Who you gonna call?  Nick, the Gorehound, and.....Jennifer??? In an episode that will forever change the All-New Culture Cast, a new host is introduced and they discuss Ghostbusters...the entire franchise.  From the original 1984 classic to the recent reboot and the return of Ecto-Cooler!  There is a lot to cover in this supersized episode, so grab your stick and heat it up! Also featuring a cameo from Thor of Thor's Hour of Thunder!

Nick and the Gorehound chat about the classic and controversial comic Batman: The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland.  Now a direct-to-DVD animated movie, the original tale is back in the spotlight, so why not cash in on this craze?  Did this dynamic duo like this story or find it as bad as the controversy suggests?  Find out in this episode!

They're back!  After a brief hiatus, the Gorehound and Nick are ready to talk about movies again!  This week, they delve deep into the Star Trek franchise and wind up talking about the infamous Star Trek V: The Final Frontier!  Will they discover what God needs with a starship?  Listen to the episode to find out!

Nick and the Gorehound go local this week!  Over the weekend of June 25th, they attended the DuPage Mighty Con in Wheaton, IL!  Now, they are going to talk about the pluses, minuses, and the overall experience!  What did they think of this local comic convention?  Give a listen and find out!  Also, BrickWorld!

Celebrate 'Merica's birthday with the most American' movie ever: 1996's Independence Day!  In the wake of it's recent sequel, the Gorehound and Nick look back at this sci-fi blockbuster classic.  What worked?  What didn't?  And why is this movie still remembered fondly today?  Welcome to Earf and check out this episode!

The Gorehound and Nick look back at this past season of HBO's biggest shows - its Sunday night lineup!  We are talking the popular Game of Thrones, Silicone Valley, and Veep.  What did they think about this past season?  The good and the bad!  This is a very fresh episode!  So, watch for spoilers! 

What happens when you mix The Walking Dead with Ender's Game?  You get the unremarkable movie, The 5th Wave (don't worry...this isn't the fifth in a series...and it probably won't even turn into a series).  What do Nick and the Gorehound have to say about this sci-fi young-adult-novel-turned-movie starring Kick-Ass's own Chloe Grace Moretz?  Come find out! 

Nick and the Gorehound are back to talk about Lucy, the massive 2014 sci-fi action thriller hit starring Scarlett Johansson!  They got some 'splainin' to do, so strap in and expand your minds!  Also, Bob Ross.

In what will one day be considered a classic episode, the Gorehound and Nick discuss the memorable 1987 Schwarzenegger movie, The Running Man.  It is like The Hunger Games, but without Jennifer Lawrence and with lots of violence (thereby making it a whole lot better). 

The Gorehound and Nick take the time this week to talk about two movies that are as much the same as they are different!  And they both feature Bill and Ted's very own Keanu Reeves!  What is this week's topic?  Well, it is a double feature of 2016's Keanu and 2014's John Wick!

After a week off due to technical difficulties, Nick and the Gorehound are back!  Since we are in the midst of a superhero summer at the movies, they decided to talk about some of their favorite superheroes!  Join the fun and have a listen on who they like!  It might just surprise you!

Nick and the Gorehound take a look at the concept of"culture".  What is it?  Why is it important?  Howdo we fit into it and why do we want to fit into it?  Theseare important things to consider and who better to do it than theAll-New Culture Cast!

In this week's episode, Nick and the Gorehound talk about some of their favorite video games!  And those games range from fighting and puzzle games to adventure and shooter games.  There is a lot to cover in this longer-than-usual episode, so sit back and relax to some video game talk!

Haters gonna hate.  Nick and the Gorehound talk about a bunch of things that seemingly everyone absolutely loathes, but they like.  This is a sequel of sorts to a previous episode.  They'll go over why they like these things and will refuse to turn in their internet cool card.  Download the episode and seethe in anger at the stuff you hate. Stay tuned until the end for an installment of "The Adventures of the Gorehound".

Nick and the Gorehound take a look at what we call "Interconnected Cinema" (aka composite films and hyperlink cinema) in which a movie will have multiple, parallel plot lines that all intersect with one another.  Come join them as they dissect this filmmaking style including discussions on examples, pros, cons, and what makes these films popular.