Take a deep dive with us! Explore some of your favorite Movie, TV, and Video Game properties from perspectives less traveled. Joe and Mark tackle the 80's, 90's, and 00's to bring focus back to the properties that made us before they're forgotten too soon.
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episode 82: The Last of Us (2013): Retro Review
Following up our miniseries episode on the Science of Cordyceps, this week's episode is a Retro Review of the universally praised 2013 game "The Last of Us."
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 82 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! Join us as we relive what it was like to play this post apocalyptic thriller as well as a discussion of its development history! Be sure to download today's episode about the Game of the Year winner!
Music by Joystock: https://www.joystock...
episode 83: Van Helsing (2004): Movie Review
Universal's monsters are nothing short of iconic. They're recognizable worldwide and their original stories endure the test of time.
However, whenever they attempt to step into the modern world they seem to stumble along the way.....
episode 84: Doctor Who: Series 1 (2005)
These days Doctor Who has become a household name worldwide. What started as a staple for the BBC and an obscure sci-fi show on most continents, its global popularity is indebted to the fantastic cast that brought the show out of a hiatus that was over a decade long...
episode 85: Dan Hernandez Interview: Writer (Detective Pikachu, Koala Man)
Welcome to Season 2 Episode 85 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! Join us today as we sit down with producer, writer, and fellow nerd Dan Hernandez!
Mark has a one-on-one chat with Dan about how he got into collecting comics, his adventures in table top, his first experience being on a San Diego Comic Con panel...
episode 86: Goldeneye 007 (1997): Retro Review
Welcome to Season 2 Episode 86 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast, where it's time for another retro review!
Today Mark and Joe journey back to 1997 to review a movie tie-in that was released two years after the movie premiered...
episode 87: The Mummy (1999): Movie Review
Our modern era of cinema seems to be plagued with reboots and sequels. While many complain that the lack of new ideas is killing Hollywood, and they aren't entirely wrong, we argue that this rebooted gem from 1999 goes against that grain...
episode 88: Jason David Frank Tribute: Green with Evil Saga
There are no clever openings this episode. Truth be told, it has been a difficult week after the passing of Jason David Frank and we wanted to make this episode in honor of how he came into our lives. This week Mark and Joe discuss the afternoon epic "Green with Evil." While we recall the greatness that came into our living rooms for five straight days in 1993, we also wanted to take the time to pay our respects to Jason David Frank...
episode 89: Dominic Armato Interview: Actor (Return to Monkey Island, Lucy Dreaming)
Welcome to Season 2 Episode 89 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast!
Today Mark, Joe, and Nate are joined by voice actor and food critic Dominic Armato! Join us as Dominic discusses how he got into voice acting and food journalism; as well as how to find the best authentic Chinese food in town.
Stick around for the ups and downs of Flamin' Hot Cheetos, and his experiences on the beloved Monkey Island video game series!
Music by Joystock: https://www...
episode 90: Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past (1992): Retro Review
In 1992 The Legend of Zelda was still a relatively young franchise with just two games under its belt. We had previously traversed the fallen kingdom of Hyrule from a birds-eye-view and then returned to a well sold but poorly received side scroller.
However, as the old idiom would have it, it turned out the third time really was the charm...
episode 91: The Prestige (2006): Movie Review
Christopher Nolan's body of work speaks for itself -- and from Batman to Interstellar he has captivated audiences across the globe.
In 2006, Nolan wowed movie goers with a Victorian tale of two competing illusionists in a way that is still memorable to this day...