Gamefully Unemployed

Armed with a special guest, our heroes enjoy a silly film about nothing.

Armed with a guest co-host, our heroes get ghoulish as they talk about legacy sequels.

Topics Include: A Minecraft Movie, Apartment 7A, The Six Triple Eight, 2073, Nightbitch, The Queen Of Villains, Rippy, and the exciting future of the Twilight franchise.

Armed with a special guest, our heroes hurt themselves for your amusement.

The one where Mulder and Scully meet a were-monster.

Topics Include: Sonic The Hedgehog 3, The War of the Rohirrim, Terminator Zero, Y2K, The Piano Lesson, The Substance, Frankie Freako, V/H/S/Beyond, and why AI shouldn't help make movie trailers.

Joined by a guest co-host, our heroes compare an 80s body horror cult classic to some of the best horror films ever made.

Joining the conversation is Robert Brockway, a guest co-host known for his sharp insights on film. They dive into the cult classic 'The Crow,' reminiscing about its impact and the quirky experience of watching it in a nearly empty theater. The group shares mixed feelings about the upcoming remake, debating its necessity and production woes. From a critical look at character dynamics to a humorous take on the film's love story, the discussion touches on themes of despair and nostalgia, leaving listeners pondering the essence of this dark superhero saga.

Badical™ - the most controversial arcade fighting game of the 1990s - is back with a vengeance! Join hosts Tom Reimann and David Bell on a deep-dive into the making of a simple coin-operated distraction that became a billion-dollar franchise, featuring rare behind-the-scenes interviews with the creators and cast of Badical™ as they discuss what it was like to be part of a phenomenon that spawned countless sequels, several motion pictures, a handful of congressional hearings, and one or two felony arrests. This ain't your grandaddy’s fighting game interview podcast - this is Badical™. To kick off the series (karate pun intended!), Tom and Dave share their memories of playing Badical™ for the first time way back in 1993, and reminisce about their favorite Violent Bloodies™- the game’s ultra-graphic signature moves.

Join Jeff May, a comedian and pop culture enthusiast, as he delves into the quirks of 'Guyver: Dark Hero.' The conversation zips through nostalgia for the 'Guyver' franchise, highlighting its R-rated surprises and cult charm. They tackle the absurdity of 90s martial arts tropes and reflect on the film's blend of body horror and superhero elements. Expect lively banter about creature effects, character arcs, and the joys of low-budget filmmaking, all wrapped in humor and a fondness for the chaotic cinema of the past.