We’re three for three with the Disney+ MCU shows. How does Loki compare to the previous two series and what ripples does it cause for […]
The Warped Shelf – Loki
We’re three for three with the Disney+ MCU shows. How does Loki compare to the previous two series and what ripples does it cause for the universe as a whole? Episode #84
Read moreThe Worked Shelf – Video Game Movies with Eddie McCabe
You’ve heard us complain about them before, but have we done it with a guest? We go deep as to why these haven’t worked so far. Episode #83
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – The Works of James Cameron
Before Avatar 2 comes out sometime in the next twenty years, we decided to look back at the man’s directorial filmography, and boy do we have things to say.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – The Exorcist III
Exorcist II is among other things, one of the strangest and most infamous sequels ever made. Thankfully we’re not talking about that one. We’re talking about the good Exorcist sequel. Yes, it exists. Episode #81
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – E3 2021
After skipping out on 2020, how does this year’s E3 fare? …Not the best, but there is plenty to discuss. Episode #80
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – How to Get Into Comics: Batman
In a follow-up to our “How to Get Into Comics” episode, we’re focusing specifically on Batman today. Where to start, what you might like, and select runs.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf: The Filth of the Casual
In our first casual episode in a bit, we’re talking Digimon, DC animated movies, Star Trek, and more.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – A Silent Voice: The Movie
Enough with all the joy and fun. Let’s talk about something meditative and sad. A somewhat overlooked anime film today. Episode #77
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Army of the Dead
Zack Snyder’s return to the zombie subgenre has had a lot of buzz surrounding it, but what do we think? Episode #76
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Invincible
Based on the Robert Kirkman series of the same name, we’re going at this from two perspectives. One who’s read all of the source material, and one who hasn’t. Cue the obligatory title card
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