With a new year ahead of us, we look back on some of the best things we consumed and experienced from 2021. Episode #107 Check out the articles mentioned in this episode here & here Video version is now on the Galaxy of Geek Youtube, please subscribe!
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As a playful response to Frank’s New Year’s Resolution, here’s a recollection of all the stuff I consumed this year. It’s separated into categories, and no ratings on my end admittedly. Though it’s a helpful tool, I’ve veered away from numbered ratings more and more over the years, as sometimes your feelings on art are a little more complicated than […]
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My goal for 2021 was to watch more TV and Movies. I usually try to beat more Games then I did the previous year but I thought with The Warped Shelf Podcast being so film heavy in reviews, I needed to step up my movie watching. Below is the list of Movies and TV I have watched this year for […]
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Following our season 1-4 discussion a while back, we’re back with My Hero Academia’s latest episodes. Episode #104
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Star Wars already has so much Japanese influence baked into its core, that you would think we would’ve gotten an anime project a lot sooner, but here it is! Which shorts do we like most? Episode #94
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With the release of Nightmare of the Wolf, we’re talking everything Witcher, from the novels to the games, to the show and everything in between. Episode #90
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Enough with all the joy and fun. Let’s talk about something meditative and sad. A somewhat overlooked anime film today. Episode #77
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In our first anime-centric episode in a while, we talk about the much beloved Yu Yu Hakusho, from the perspective of a longtime fan and someone who just finished. Episode #65
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The Warped Shelf – The Filthy and the Casual: Subtitle After a slew of holiday episodes and pre-determined topics, we’re doing the first laid back episode in a while. Metroid, HBO, Jump Force, the works.
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The Warped Shelf – Tokyo Godfathers On this holiday episode, we tackle an overlooked gem that one of us has continued to praise as one of the best Christmas movies: Satoshi Kon’s Tokyo Godfathers. Episode #54 Video version –
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