Each week, Mike and Danny co-host Geek Media Corps to cover the week that was in geek pop culture and media. From movies and TV to comics and video games, there is no fandom off limits to talk about. The show is broadcast on YouTube Live and later podcasted and available on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, and Stitcher.
This week, the guys talk about the long awaited trailers for Shazam and Game of Thrones, Steven Spielberg vs Netflix, Oscar Isaac wanting to play Solid Snake, Rami Malek as the next James Bond villain, Hellboy, X-Men Dark Phoenix, RIP Luke Perry and more. The full topics list is below.
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Topics
Shazam second trailer finally arrives
Captain Marvel reviews
Sony’s Morbius movie is still happening, starts filming
Will Smith out as Deadshot, in as Venus & Serena’s dad in King Richard
Steven Spielberg lashes out at Netflix, Ben Affleck disagrees
Oscar Isaac wants to play Solid Snake in Metal Gear movie
Thoughts on the last X-Men movie under the FOX umbrella
Rami Malek to be the next James Bond baddie
Hellboy Red Band trailer looks goodGame of Thrones season 8 trailer thoughts
Star Trek Discovery renewed & Picard series begins casting
RIP Luke Perry, Riverdale halts production
Gorilla Grodd vs King Shark on The Flash?!
DC Universe has a rumored interest in a new Constantine series
Is Obsidian’s The Outer Worlds the Fallout game we’ve been waiting for?
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A Constant Reader and Stephen King superfan, he declares himself a movie quotes expert and will fight you if you say anything negative about Frank Herbert’s Dune.
