This year Diego got the chance to program Christmas. So we're watching some 2022 films, Spirited and A Christmas Story Christmas with A Christmas Story as background. 

Pokemon as a franchise is turning 25 in parts between 2021 and 2023. In honor of this, we watched and talked about Pokemon: the First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back, Pokemon: I Choose You, and Pokemon: The Power of Us. 

This Christmas Vinnie and Diego talk about 2 Christmas Movies from Italy. 

This year for DM's pick he watched the 2020 TV series Akudama Drive

This year for Anime Secret Vinnie Reviewed Devilman Lady.

This time around Diego decided we're doing Halloween with a big musical number and that means we are watching Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, Gremlins, and Gremlins 2: The New Batch! 

Vinnie and Diego talk about he 2003 anime TV series about space debris collectors, Planetes. 

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about the anime film series Megazone 23

This time around Vinnie and Diego watch some Columbo. 

Vinnie and Diego talk about some of their favorite films staring the late Sean Connery 

 This year for Anime Secret Santa Diego reviewed 2001's Metropolis and Vinnie tackled 2008's Kaiba.  

Vinnie and Diego talk about the 1999 and 2003 film series The Matrix Film Series. 

This week on All Geeks Considered we talk about cookies we've made during the pandemic and I guess some of Diego's picks for found footage film, in this case 1999's Blair Witch Project and 2012's Grave Encounters. 

Vinnie and Diego talk about the first season of the hit series Chihayafuru. 

Vinnie and Diego flip the script of Bill and Ted and watch something DM hadn't really seen, the Muppet Movie, The Great Muppet Caper, and the Muppets. 

Vinnie had never seen this films but after watching The Seventh Seal, he knew this had to be next so here it is Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. 

To learn a bit about the career of Max von Sydow talking about The Seventh Seal, The Exorcist, and Flash Gordon. 

This time around Vinnie and DM talk about season 1 of Star Trek Picard. 

This time Vinnie and Diego talk about the 2019 documentary What We Left Behind and some choice episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.NOTE: This was recorded in March and April of 2020. 

We finish off the current era of Shinkai films after DM's experience with Weathering with You, plus we begin the exploration of Masaki Yuasa with his new film Ride Your Wave. Why do all these movies have a 2nd person pronoun! 

 This time around Vinnie and DM talk about the first season of Big O.  

This time around Vinnie and DM look at three 1980s films dealing with the technology and defeating the commies. 

Dawn from the Anime Nostalgia Podcast joins Vinnie and Diego to talk about some anime movies! Including the new Makoto Shinkai film Weathering with You, the Studio Ponoc film Mary and the Witch's Flower, and classic film by Mamuro Oshii Urusei Yatsura: Beautiful Dreamer.http://animenostalgia.blogspot.com/

For the 2019 Anime Secret Santa DM reviewed 91 Days 

Its that time again, Anime Secret Santa and Vinnie reviewed the 2010 series Star Driver.

This year we look at some of the early Hollywood Christmas classics. 

This time DM and Vinnie (with a special segment from our friends at Trial by Pilot) talk about some TV episodes about Thanksgiving including Cheers, King of the Hill, Modern Family, and Bob's Burgers.

This year for Halloween we are watching small production films. Starting with In Search of Lovecraft, followed-up with the classic EVIL DEAD, and the recent classic The Innkeepers

Stephen Buonocore stops by the podcast to talk about what big things are happening with Stronghold Games and talks about a favorite movies of his, the Elton John biopic Rocketman starring Taron Egerton.  

To help us understand Kyoto Animation after the terrible attack that occurred Vinnie and DM watched A Silent Voice and Violet Evergarden

In honor of the life of Monkey Punch, DM and Vinnie talk about Lupin III: Part 1

 DM and Vinnie look at some of the films that scared them as children and remember to this day. This time we're looking at Disney's Return to Oz and Who Framed Roger Rabbit 

Kazuo Koike recently passed away and we to better understand him we talked about 3 (kinda) films based on his manga. 

Not a new episode, just an announcement  of our patreon (www.patreon.com/allgeeksconsidered). 

This episode DM and Vinnie talk about some directorial debuts, George Lucas's THX1138, Steven Speilberg's Duel, and Katherine Bigelow's Near Dark. 

Well it's time, we're talking about John Carpenter's Escape films, the adventures of Snake Plisken 

We're going through the Heisei Godzilla film series from the late 1980s and early 1990s. This time we're talking about the first four of these, Return of Godzilla, Godzilla vs. Biollante, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah, and Godzilla and Mothra: Battle for Earth.

Not a planned combination or one that makes sense but here we are we're talking about robot collapsed society and German Expressionist cities in the form of Automata and Dark City. 

Ink join Vinnie and Diego to talk about 2018's Modest Heroes vol 1: Life from Studio Ponoc and Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. 

We did, every piece of Babylon 5 TV media. This final segment includes the last 2 attempts to reboot the franchise with Legend of the Ranger and the direct to DVD The Lost Tales.

This Christmas Diego and Vinnie review not one but two Kurt Russell Christmas features. 

Well we've done it, the unthinkable has happened, we watched Babylon 5: A Call to Arms and Crusade.

This time around Vinnie and Diego talk about TWO films that should be part of our Danger Zone series but came out about 30 years too late. 

During Season 5, 3 Babylon 5 movies were aired. On this episodes, the Vinnie, David, and Diego attempt to say nice things about them. 

What has man wrought and what terror is the outsider? We answer these questions and more this Eve of All Hallows on All Geeks Considered

We've reached it, we're talking about the last 3 episodes of the main TV series.

Vinnie has gathered the seven dragonballs and his wish to Shenron was to have make Diego watch that classic of his childhood, the Saiyan Saga of Dragon Ball Z. Note: we watched the current Funimation DVD release of this.

This time on All Geeks Considered Grant from the Blade Licking Thieves and Jared from Oldtaku No Radio are summoned by seven mystical D20s to talk about some news out of Gen Con and other recent events.

This time around we discuss the final ascent of Londo Mollari and the beginning of the epilogue for the series.

In our 3rd outing to the danger zone (our cheesy title for our episodes about goofy films from 1980-1989). This time we focused on films with a heavy music component: Never Too Young to Die, Streets of Fire, and The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension

Spoiler: Garbaldi suffers without reason, Lennier sucks, but we get a good Buster episode.

With the passing of great director Isao Takahata Vincenzo and Diego talk about his career with the films Horus: Prince of the Sun, Only Yesterday, and Tale of Princess Kayuga.

The Babylon 5 Boys go full steam ahead into season 5 of Babylon 5 covering episodes 5-11, we deal with telepaths, palace intrigue on Centauri Prime and oh hey Penn and Teller show up in an episode written by Neil Gaiman.

We go back to our podcasting roots this time and talk about Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, season 2.

With the passing of Ursula LeGuin last year, DM and Vinnie wanted to talk about some of her work, particularly A Wizard of Earthsea and The Dispossessed.

So we've made it here, survived the Shadow War and the Earth Civil war, and this is what we get.

So for whatever reason, the last 40 or so minutes of the board game episode got chopped off, so here it is now

Bill joins Vinnie and Diego to chit chat about board games for while, we cover releases of 2016 and 2017 with some general principles discussed as well.

This episode of special because DM isn't in it, but Kory (@impassionateK) from Taikuu podcast and Bradley (@bradleycmeek) from the internet join Vinnie to talk about the 2017 film that was just released in US theaters Mazinger Z Infinity.

We've done it! We're back on earth and ready to kick some ass!

After much delay, the Lupin III special has been freed from the vault. Vinnie and DM talk about The Castle of Cagliostro, Lupin III: Dead or Alive, and Lupin III: Episode 0: First Contact

Time for a late Secret Santa! This time we discuss Diego's choice, Satoshi Kon's Paranoia Agent.

Another late Secret Santa podcast! This time Vinnie leads a conversation on Studio Ghibli's When Marnie was There.

Sorry this is so late, its been a busy December, but here it is! The 2017 Christmas Movies!

This time around we talk about a bulk of Season 4, including finishing off some Minbari stuff and really digging into the Earth stuff.

JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN! Vinnie and DM talk about some of the works of George A. Romero, Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and Creepshow.

Yes, it's here at last, All Geeks Considered is being timely and talking about the 2013 hit Attack on Titan

This time around we go into the back story of Delenn, and the present of Delenn, a surprising amount of Delenn focused stories.

This is a little late in recording and release but THE Ed Sizemore comes out of retirement to talk about the career of Adam West, we highlight The Outer Limits, Batman: The Movie, and Batman: The Animated Series.

This time we talk about the Shadow War, see Bester return, and oh look an ISN episode. Consider supporting this podcast at Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/A17221EX

Vinnie and Diego try to describe the experience watching Andrei Tarkovsky's Solaris, based on the novel by Stanislaw Lem If you want to support this podcast please donate through Ko-fi, we'll personally thank you the next time we record! https://ko-fi.com/A17221EX

This episode is a little different from what we've done in the past, DM and Vinnie chat about the tabletop game FATE, as well as go through a play session. Support the podcast: Ko-fi.com/A17221EX

We wanted to do one last in person recording for the forseeable future. So we chatted about stuff we've done in the first part of 2017. This includes movies, board games, some TV, and DM building his first Gunpla. Support the Podcast on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/A17221EX

This time Vinnie and DM take a took at how the world ends in three different forms by podcast favorite John Carpenter. We talk about 1982's The Thing, 1987's Prince of Darkness, and 1995's In the Mouth of Madness.

This time on the Babblecast, Londo gets a spin-off that occasionally talks to Babylon 5, characters talk about what happened last time on Babylon 5.

Yamato superfan Walter Amos joins us to talk about the classic Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato: In the Name of Love and the newly released Yamato 2202.

Ani-Gamer's Ink join DM and Vinnie to discuss the short stories 13 by Stephen Graham Jones, Evidence by Isaac Asimov, and A Country Doctor by Franz Kakfa.

We had to skype this episode, so the audio will sound a little different but we talk about the dramatic conclusion to The Point of No Return

Dr. Franklin ends up in 80s movie, Mr. Garibaldi ends up in an episode of Goosebumps, and the season finale begins.

We hit ABSOLUTE ZERO! on this episode of All Geeks Considered with Jared!

An old friend returns.

Saber shows up, Bester Returns, and shit continues to get real!

Diego and Vinnie talk about 2016 stuff. Deal with it.

Vinnie and DM look at Alex Garland's 2015 film Ex Machina.

We're not turning back now, we've crossed some of the most important turning points of the Babylon 5, everything is different now.

Its that time of year! Vinnie was given My Neighbors the Yamadas directed by Isao Takahata.

This year DM was assigned the Academy Award nominated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki, Howl's Moving Castle.

This time we look at some Dad-based Christmas movies, The Santa Clause and Jingle all the Way

This time on Babylon 5 we continue our trip through season 3, Bester Returns, weird parasites and Marcus is British as fuck.

DM and Vinnie discuss the nature of heaven and hell oh and Adrian Lynn's Jacob's Ladder.

It seems each November a friend stops by to talk about some cartoons that were released this year. This year Patz from The Cockpit (http://www.spaceoperasatellite.com/the-cockpit/) joins to talk about cool anime Street Fighter II MOVIE and Sword of the Stranger.

We take a dive into season 3 of Babylon 5. Recorded on November 3rd, 2016

In this 2nd part of our Universal Monster coverage we talk about The Wolf Man (1941) and The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954).

So this was supposed to be about Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931), The Wolfman (1941), and The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) but the long standing curse on this episode hits again. You'll get the first 3 and the last 1 will come in a separate podcast.

Gooooooood evening. This time we revisit an Inner Sanctum Mystery.

Great Mysteries shall be revealed as Vinnie, DM, and David finish up the 2nd season of Babylon 5

This time around we talk about films from 1976 dealing with the media: Network and All the President's Men.

The All Geeks Considered Babblecasters continue, getting close to the end of the season 2 but not quite there.

Vinnie is joined by cool kids Patz and Kyle. The Cockpit: http://www.spaceoperasatellite.com/the-cockpit/ Patz's Twitter: https://twitter.com/PatzPrime Kyle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ANewtypeCentury

Vinnie and DM talk about the first season of Gravity Falls and some of the 2nd.

DM and Vinnie talk about Neil Gaiman's novel American Gods.

This time we cover "Hunter, Prey," "There All the Honor Lies," "And Now for a Word," and "In the Shadow of Zha'ha'dum"

All Geeks Considered brought some friends in to chat about Dexcon 19 which occurred from June 29th-July 3rd, 2016 in Morristown, NJ.

This time on the Delve Diego picked out Lucky Number Slevin

We talk with the publisher and writer at Healing Fireball about games, gaming, and pie. Sorry about the sound quality in first half, we were in the middle of heatwave when we recorded this. http://www.healingfireball.com/index.html

Things are really heating this time on Babylon 5

A friend of the show gave us a list of movies to watch, Diggstown, The Game, and The Usual Suspects. We felt we needed to talk about this.

This time around Vinnie and DM try very hard not to talk about The FP.

We continue our long journey in the night with 4 more episodes of Babylon 5

Vinnie talk about NJ Anime Fan Fest 2016.

So Vinnie and Diego went to Castle Point Anime Con, let's hear what they said

Vinnie was originally going to release the Castle Point Anime Con discussion first, but with Mazinger Edition Z: The Impact showing up on Crunchyroll last week, this got priority! Thank you to the Reverse Thieves for being a great audience!

DM and Vinnie take sometime to reflect on Superman, talking about the animated series, Superman: Birthright, and All-Star Superman. Editor's Note: I've very sorry to everyone who submitted questions but we ran out time that night to answer.

So we've done it, we've made it through season 1 and now start the wondrous season 2.

The time has come at last, Legend of the Galactic Heroes is available in English. So DM, Vinnie, and Aaron talk about first novel by Yoshiki Tanaka.

Doing what AGC does best DM and Vinnie take a look at one of the early stars of Hollywood, James Cagney by talking about The Public Enemy and Footlight Parade.

The journey nears its first season break. Also Vinnie incorrectly cites the Bible as the source for The Quality of Mercy and not Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice

To talk about Gundam: The Origin II: Artesia's Sorrow Alain from The Reverse Thieves joins us.

All Aboard! This podcast leaves now as DM and Vinnie talk about the 1979 film directed by Rintaro Galaxy Express 999

This time we continue our trip through season 1 and we learn much more about the Minbari and B4

This time DM and Vinnie brought some comics to the table. DM brings us Tokyo Ghost by Rick Remender with art by Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 1: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko Araki

This time around, DM and Vinnie look at the 2006 film from Satoshi Kon, Paprika

This time, Diego picked what we're talking about and we're starting the long journey on M*A*S*H.

This time on Babylon 5 we talk about Signs and Portents and 3 other episodes.

Vinnie and DM go through some of the things they thought were the best of that category in 2015.

This time Vinnie and DM talk about the classic Sci-fi from 1988 Akira

We continue through Season 1 and cross the 1/2 way point!

DM's Secret Santa pick was the modern classic Steins;gate.

It's Vinnie's Secret Santa Pick! Girls und Panzer!

This year we look at some of Jim Henson's Christmas output! Including Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas, John Denver and the Muppets: Christmas Together, and The Christmas Toy

This time DM and Vinnie cover the John Carpenter 1988 film starring Rowdy Roddy Piper, They Live.

So it's come to this, anime comedies. and luckily our listeners picked a good one.

This time we get through episodes 5-8 of Babylon 5

This time Vinnie and DM talk about Bionic Ninja, Roadhouse and First Blood (Rambo)

People are probably going to start buying gifts for people soon. DM and Vinnie discuss some "recent" releases for you to consider.

This time DM and Vinnie look at Vinnie's pick of the 1972 classic Godzilla vs. Gigan

We begin our look at the series proper, covering the first 4 episodes, Midnight on the Firing Line, Soul Hunter, Born to the Purple, and Infection.

To start off October, we looked at 3 Wes Craven films, The Nightmare on Elm Street, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, and Scream 4

We continue our discussion of stuff that's happening. Highlights include Waku Waku + NYC, AnimeNEXT's move, and the Hugo Awards

This time we look at Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film A Clockwork Orange

This time on the podcast we talk about the 2011 by Ernest Cline.

Deigo and Vinnie start up a new and burdensome project! This time we're watching all the Babylon 5 visual material. We're going in production order.

This time around we review a pick of DM, Donnie Darko: The Director's Cut.

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about all the Cowboy Bebop anime.

Minofsky "Casey" Article stops by to talk about Christopher Lee in 3 great works, Dracula (1958), Hound of the Baskervilles (1959), and The Wickerman (1973).

From July 1-5, 2015 AGC and friends went to Morristown, NJ to enjoy the New York City metro area's premier game convention.

This time around Vinnie had a free pick so we're talking about Satoshi Kon's Millennium Actress

So in what will be a series of episodes this summer, we begin our con coverage. This time Kris Naudus and Scott Spaziani join in discussing AnimeNEXT2015

Beta Male Experience's Corey Proft joins us this time to talk about the first episode of Gundam the Origin and Takeshi Koike's Lupin IIIrd: The Gravestone of Jigen Daisuke

So we recorded this over a month ago and Vinnie got caught up taking care of AnimeNEXT stuff but now that the con is over I'm releasing it. Sorry about the delays!

This time around DM and Vinnie look at a show Vinnie hasn't watched, Tales from the Crypt (seasons 1 and 2)

This time Vinnie and DM look at a purely DM pick, the 2013 film Oculus

This time around Vinnie and DM talk about the 1981 David Cronenberg classic Scanners

There is a missing about 1/2 from the beginning so this episode begins abruptly in progress.

This time around DM and Vinnie watch Gall Force: Eternal Story, directed by Katsuhito Akiyama

We finish up our discussion of Leonard Nimoy's career. We discuss Star II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

This time around DM and Vinnie, talk about the news for a bit and then talk about Castle Point Anime Con, which occured on March 29, 2015.

This time Vinnie and DM review the book Weird NJ, vol 1 and Vinnie discusses some local field trips he took to sites in the book.

This time around Vinnie made Diego watch the 1992 OVA Giant Robo: The Animation: The Day The Earth Stood Still. Warning there are spoilers in the segment but you will be warned when they start. Be aware this OVA is out of print, so pick it up while you can.

This time we start our discussion of the career of Leonard Nimoy, we talk about The Twilight Zone, Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek: TAS, and Star Trek: TNG. and The Simpsons

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about one of DM's all time favorite films and about a dozen other things related to Steven Spielberg.

This time DM and Vinnie continue the mission of All Geeks Considered to talk about ravioli. We went to the Stage House Tavern in Somerset, NJ for Endless Ravioli!

This time DM and Vinnie discuss the 1968 classic Barbarella starring Jana Fonda and directed by Roger Vadim

Trying something a little different this time around .We talk about the first volumes of 4 different comics. The first half features What Did You Eat Yesterday and Ajin: Demi-human and the second half features Alex+Ada and Ms. Marvel.

This time around DM and I go through the things we liked best that came out in 2014. We cover novels, TV, movies, comics, manga, anime, board games and probably some other stuff.

This time around DM and Vinnie take a look at one of the all time great sci-fi films, Forbidden Planet!

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about Westworld (1973) written and directed by Michael Crichton.

For Anime Secret Santa this year Vinnie reviewed the 2002 TV series directed by Tomokazu Tokoro, Haibane Renmei.

As the 2nd part of DM's Anime Secret Santa reviews DM and Vinnie review the 2009 film directed by Mamuro Hosoda, Summer Wars.

As the first part of DM's Anime Secret Santa reviews DM and Vinnie review FLCL.

This time DM and Vinnie are joined by friend of the show Ed Sizemore to talk about some of the lesser known Rankin-Bass Christmas Specials, Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey, The Leprechaun's Christmas Gold, The Stingiest Man in Town, The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus, and Rudolph's Shiny New Year.

DM and Vinnie really have a mostly themeless episodes. We talk about Darkside Blues, Ninja Scroll, and Fatal Fury the Movie.

This time around Dm and Vinnie talk about the Sci-fi channel miniseries The Lost Room from 2006 starring Peter Krause.

In this half of the episode DM and Vinnie talk about both the book and the movie Coraline.

Diego and Vinnie talk about what is probably the best sci-fi film of the past few years, Her directed Spike Jonze.

This time around it's a pure Deigo pick, Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) directed by George Armitage.

It takes 4 nerds to do the work of one Diego. So Vinnie called in Ink from Otaku USA, Ani-Gamers, and Fandom Post, Ed Sizemore from Twitter, Kory Cerjak from Fandom Post and Taiiku Podcast, and Bradley Meek from Twitter to talk about some currently running TV and anime.

This Halloween DM and Vinnie talk about classic horror actor Vincent Price in 4 films, The Comedy of Terrors, The House of Wax 3D, Tales of Terror, and The Haunted Palace.

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about the 2012 science fiction comic book movie Dredd.

It's that time of year! This year The All Geeks Considered Players reproduce the classic radio drama from The Strange Dr. Weird: The Voice of Death!

This time on the podcast we talk about some films directed by The Coen Brothers, Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, and Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?

This time around DM and Vinnie review the 2004 film directed by Shane Carruth, Primer

This time around Vinnie picked The Muppet Show Season 1 to review.

For this BaBG pairing DM chose for us to watch Twin Peaks

This time DM and Vinnie take a look at the anime classic from 1986 Dirty Pair: Project Eden directed by Koichi Mashimo.

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about the 2005 film staring Adrian Brody, The Jacket.

Sorry for the long delay on this one, there were a lot of complicating factors to getting this one together. This time around DM and Vinnie are joined by Patz from The Cockpit, Kyle Gardner (Chihiyafuruhime), and Mike Toole from Anime News Network to talk about Otakon 2014.

This time around DM and Vinnie talk about Mamuro Oshii's 1989 film Patlabor: The Movie.

In a follow-up to 2 episodes we talk about 2014's Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey and how science is communicated to the general public with returning guests Walter Amos and Dr. B with new guest Daniel Clark. Opening: Theme from Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey Closing: Opening music from Bio Armor: Jushin Liger

This episode is such a mixed bag of things, to honor Casey Kasem we talk about the first few episodes of Battle of the Planets. We also discuss some current anime. First up is the new Sailor Moon anime, Sailor Moon Crystal and the dub of the most recent Jojo's Bizarre Adventure anime.

This time on the Delve, the talk about the Spanish film Abre Los Ojos or Open Your Eyes.

At last we review Mobile Fighter G Gundam (1994) and C.S. Friedman's This Alien Shore.

Way back in early May, The Reverse Thieves stopped by to chat about different versions of Days of Future Past. We discuss the original comic, the X-men 90s cartoon, and an episode of Superhero Squad

Ani-gamers.com's Ink returns to talk about Short Stories. This time around we review Bud Smith's Everything, Stephen King's N, and David Brin's The Giving Plague.

Another long delayed release, this time around we recorded this back in March to talk about Harold Ramis's career with two highlights, Stripes and Caddyshack.

Back on Aprll 6th DM, VIncenzo, and Ink went to Hoboken, NJ's Castle Point Anime Con. Sorry this took so long to get up, it's been a busy few months.

This time we Delve into Fritz Lang's Metropolis. Note we reviewed the 2010 restoration of the film.

To look at the some the lives we've recently lost DM and Vinnie review The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Silverhawks 1-3, and Fast 5.

Being a Better Geek Returns! This time we discuss the Ultimate Spider-man comic book from the early 2000s and the seminal classic of sci-fi anime Star Blazers: The Quest for Iscandar!

So we returned to the world of John Carpenter with Dark Star.

This time around we're talking about the 1980 film from director Hideo Onchi based on the manga from Keiko Takemiya.

So I know this is a little late, but at last I'm releasing our 2013 in review episode!

Ed Sizemore and VinceA continue to stick around on All Geeks Considered to talk about the 1982 classic directed by John Milius Conan the Barbarian!

This time around Edward Sizemore (https://twitter.com/edsizemore) and Vince A (https://twitter.com/VinceA) join us to talk about Oshii's 1995 film based on Masamune Shirow's manga Ghost in the Shell

DM and I talk about the classic anime from 1982 from Osamu Dezaki based on the manga by Buichi Terasawa

This time around DM and Dr. B talk about the new board game Eldrich Horror.

This year around DM reviews Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue for the Secret Santa.

This year for Anime Blogger Secret Santa Vinnie reviews Kino's Journey.

We got scooped a little bit by Greatest Movie Ever for Fist of the North Star but we also review He-Man and She-Ra: The Secret of the Sword

The second BaBG segment of this episode talking about Revolutionary Girl Utena. I mentioned in this episode that Utena is like Anime's My First Symbolism, this comment was first made by Zac Bertschy on ANNCast's Revenge of the 90s.

This time around we cover Stephen King's The Stand.

This time around Diego got a pick and went with this black comedy Eulogy from 2004.

This time around we look at classics that are turning 50 this year.

This time around we look at Disney's The Black Hole, a 1979 film that came out of the Star Wars era but takes more from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and 2001: A Space Odyssey

For Halloween this year, we actually release 2 episodes (we recorded 1 last year but it's still sitting on my computer). We review Rear Window, Psycho, and The Birds.

This is a spooky special presentation of the AGC Radio Players! Happy Halloween!

This time we talk about a classic that DM hadn't seen since childhood and Vinnie had never seen. This is John Carpenter's Starman.

This time around we cut off our sleeves and put our headbands on as we start our on-going journey through 1980s action films in this, the first episode the The Danger Zone!

This time around we look at a Mexican sci-fi immigration story from 2008 directed by Alex Rivera.

This time around Ani-Gamers.com's Ink joins up to talk about short stories. Included this time is Tim Maughan's Limited Edition (here for free:http://arcfinity.tumblr.com/post/41444017506/is-tim-maughans-limited-edition-the-best-short-story)Herman Melville's Poor Man's Pudding and Rich Man's CrumbsBrandon Sanderson's LegionAni-Gamers can be found at http://www.anigamers.com/

This time around DM and Vinnie look at the classic Harlock movie, Arcadia of My Youth (1982) directed by Tomoharu Katsumata.

Ray Harryhausen passed away on May 7, 2013. So in honor of this we talk about 3 of his seminal films. Mighty Joe YoungThe 7th Voyage of SinbadClash of the TitansDocumentary about Harryhausen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuU_w8KGuAE

This time around we look at a real classic that forces us to go back in time and think about how great it would be if we could increase the death rate by subjecting everyone over 30 to Caroussel.

This time around DM and Vinnie agree about something. See what direction we go when we talk about Joseph Ruben's 1984 film Dreamscape.

This time around on the podcast we talk about some stuff that influenced Pacific Rim. 1:22- Shin Getter Robo vs. Neo Getter Robo (2000)24:42 - Godzilla vs. Monster Zero (1965)

This episode has been split into 2 parts. In this part we talk about my pick for the BaBG, the 1980 documentary series, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage by Carl Sagan, Stephen Soter, and Ann Druyan.

In the 2nd part of this episode we take a look at the first Dresden Files novel, Stormfront.

This time we look at the eventual classic anime anthology from 1995 Katsuhiro Otomo's Memories.

I did a guest spot on the Reverse Thieves' convention podcast along with Ani-Gamers' Evan Minto and Ink, Spiraken Network's Xan, and AnimeNEXT's VinceA

We change it up a little bit and have a mysterious guest come and talk about some good games to start playing if you're interested in that kind of thing.

So in our first personal pick, Vinnie went with 1987's Wicked City.Also Vinnie will be presenting a bunch in the next few weeks. At CloverCon in Bridgewater (May 19), NJ he will be presenting Must See Anime Openings at 11AM in the Green Room.At Anime Boston (May 24-26), he will be presenting Ponies! at 7PM on Friday, Science in Anime at 8PM on Saturday, and What is Anime? at 1:30 on Sunday.

This time around DM and Vinnie do a supplementary episode to Vinnie's Golden Ani-versary article looking at two of the classic OVAs from that year, Cyber City Oedo 808 and Mad Bull 34.

This time around DM and Vinnie look at the 1950 classic sci-fi Destination Moon directed by Irving Pitchel, based on the novel by Robert Heinlein.

Teaming up with Xan, Vinnie and Diego take a look at the great film genre, film noir.

After a longer than expected hiatus, we're back and talking about They Were 11 directed by Satoshi Dezaki.

The time has come for us to talk about It by Stephen King, the book not the mini-series.

This time on The Delve, we talk about 1984 (released in 1984). Surprisingly it is based on the book by George Orwell.

A bunch of us recorded a chat about Genericon on the Sunday of the con. Us includes Con-Chair Ani-Gamers' & OtakuUSA's Evan Minto, VIP Vertical Inc's Ed Chavez, Ani-Gamers' & OtakuUSA's Ink, Ani-Gamers' Dave Estrella, Featured Panelist Walt Amos, Featured Panelist Reverse Thieves' Alain Mendez, and Guest sci-fi author Tim Maughan

A bunch of us recorded a chat about Genericon on the Sunday of the con. Us includes Con-Chair Ani-Gamers' & OtakuUSA's Evan Minto, VIP Vertical Inc's Ed Chavez, Ani-Gamers' & OtakuUSA's Ink, Ani-Gamers' Dave Estrella, Featured Panelist Walt Amos, Featured Panelist Reverse Thieves' Alain Mendez, and Guest sci-fi author Tim Maughan

This is a brief interview Vinnie recorded at Genericon (RPI, Troy, NY) 2013. Sorry about the sound quality, it was recorded in an auditorium as part of a panel.

So DM and Vinnie wanted to talk about Die Hard 5 (or A Good Day to Die Hard) and this gives DM a chance to learn how to edit so I don't have edit as much in the run-up to AnimeNEXT. Comment at www.allgeeksconsidered.com

This time we look at film that Jessica suggested, Danny Boyle's Sunshine from 2007.

This time we each chose a short story and discussed it. Vinnie chose The Phoenix on the Sword by Robert E. Howard , Jess chose The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and Diego chose 20th Century Ghost by Joseph Hill.

This time we delve into Gattaca, a 1997 film where genetic identity is everything, oh and there is a murder mystery involved too.

Our listeners demanded it! We assembled our experts and they were ready to talk about Ham radio.

At last we get to a Star Wars inspired film!

This time around we cover things in print like books, manga, and comics, and games of all types.

So I decided that it would be to split this up into two parts since it would run pretty long otherwise. This episode covers movies, animated movies, TV shows, and anime from 2012.

Those are who survived 122112 need to be ready. This episode discusses various books, games, movies, TV shows that deal with the time after the end.

This delve was recorded after 2001: A Space Odyssey but that might never be release due to recording issues.

Guest VinceA comes around this time to talk about the Madoka movies.

1:35 - Cycle of the Werewolf19:20 - Powerpuff Girls47:54 - Slasher Films Halloween and Scream

This time around we talk about Mamoru Hosada's 2006 film The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.

So we didn't go into the this one with a plan and this is what we got. Please leave comments, they would be appreciated.

This time around we delve into Stephen Spielberg's 2002 film based on Philip K. Dick's short story Minority Report.

We take a look at pile of topics that cover a wide range of things. I hope that you can jump to what you want to hear. Please leave comments at AllGeeksConsidered.comX-Men Theme1:23 X-cutioner's SongMacross Plus Soundtrack29:16 Macross Plus OAVSober by Tool59:56 Gamescon News Review

Making our way through science fiction, we talk about the Japanese classic (with some American modification), Godzilla: King of the Monsters!

00:50 - No Spoilers26:19 - SpoilersIntro Music - Cruel Angel Thesis by Neko Oikawa, Hidetoshi Sato, and Toshijuki Omori, performed by Yoko TakahashiIntermission Music - Fly Me to the Moon by Bart Howard, performed by Frank SinatraIn this episode we give our final thought on the 1995's Neon Genesis Evangelion. We cover the entire series in this one so if you want the episode by episode breakdowns check out the website.

So continuing with our short movie episodes we talk about Vincenzo Natali's 2009 film Splice.

My guest appearance on The Ninja Consultants: http://ninjaconsultant.livejournal.com/45486.htmlReverse Thieves: http://reversethieves.com/Dave Cabrera (Colony Drop): http://www.colonydrop.com/index.php?blog=1Carl Li (Oguie Maniax): http://ogiuemaniax.wordpress.com/Daryl, Gerald, Clarrisa (Anime World Order): http://www.awopodcast.com/

00:50- Farscape (Vinnie and Diego)37:11 - Kickstarter (The Full Team)Opening Song - Farscape ThemeMidsong - Favorite Things as performed in Kids on the Slope

For the first of our movies podcast we take a look at Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and discuss whether this counts as science fiction.Music: Theme from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind by John Brion

This was recorded back when Ishiguro passed away but I never got it edited until recently. I hope you still listen to our review of both of the Legend of the Galactic Heroes movies.1:00 Legend of the Galactic Heroes: My Conquest is the Sea of Stars45:15: Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Overture to a New War

After some delays we have it, the much awaited Ray Bradbury Tribute. 3:26 - The Martian Chronicles (Vincenzo)24:53 - The Illustrated Man (Jess)44:22 - Something Wicked This Way Comes (DM)Opening Song - Fuck Me Ray Bradbury (Rachael Bloom)

Jess wasn't feeling well at our last session so DM and Vinnie go off for a while talking about Prometheus, The New 52 3rd Wave, OZMA, and Superman vs. The Elite

This time on the All Geeks Considered Podcast we have a panel of expert, Walter Amos, Chris Baldi, and Ari Novy on to talk about science literacy and communicating science. Within we cover a range of topics and go on for a while. Have fun listening.

Deigo, Jess and Vincenzo talk about Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 1. 0:00- Foundation25:49- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Diego and Vincenzo talk about Mobile Suit Gundam after watching the entire series. Warning there are spoilers throughout.

We cover a variety of topics including Uzamaki, A Game of Thrones, Lupin III: A Woman Called Fujiko Mine, Saga, Mass Effect 3, and Uppotte!!

This might be called a lost pilot but given the passing of Noburo Ishiguro I wanted to get his out into the universe. Do not let this be your first episode of listening.

So with SOPA/PIPA plus Megaupload we decided to talk about this topic. It's a little long and sorry about the delay with the editing.