The Vampire Lovers movie review from the Salty Nerds has them stunned that a horror exploitation film from the 1970s could be so much fun. Based on a novella that pre-dates Dracula, The Vampire Lovers is the first instance of lesbian vampires on screen (or in literature). Sired by a…
There's lots of stuff afoot at Lucasfilm. Looks like we may be getting an Indiana Jones series for Disney+, and a new director has been tapped to head up yet ANOTHER Star Wars film. SNL writers are boycotting Dave Chappell, Sylvester Stallone talks about a Rambo and Rocky TV series,…
The Valley of Gwangi movie review from the Salty Nerds has them tearing into Alex's pick for the retro re-watch of November 2022. The Valley of Gwangi 1969 is basically a re-hash of King Kong, but with dinosaurs and cowboys. Spearheaded by the legendary special effects master Ray Harryhausen as…
In this special episode, the Salty Nerds sit down with cinematographer Michael Snyman to talk to him about his career, his profession, and his time on one of their favorite TV shows, SEE. Hailing from South Africa, Snyman has been involved in a number of high profile TV shows, such…
On this episode the Salty Nerds and their expert panel dive deep into a variety of topics, such as Henry Cavill quitting the Witcher, Frosk trying to manufacture controversy around Henry Cavill's previous girlfriends, people melting down over Twitter's new fee for blue checkmarks, the final Avatar 2 trailer, a…
Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1956 movie review from the Salty Nerds has them diving deep into this B-movie that became a sci-fi classic, which has been re-made and re-imagined multiple times! Based on the Collier's magazine serial by author Jack Finney, this movie is made by Dirty Harry director…
The Head Hunter movie review by the Salty Nerds has them freaking out over how awesome and creative this fantasy horror movie is, considering it was made for only $30,000. From writer/director Jordan Downey, the creator of the Thankskilling movies, we follow the trials and tribulations of The Father, a…
CUBE 1997 was an independent sci-fi film that took the world by storm and has become a cult favorite over the course of almost 30 years. It is big on original ideas, ingenuity, and deep themes that elevate it from simple genre fare to true art. The Salty Nerds got…
Big news as Warner Brothers announces that James Gunn will take over the creative direction of the DCEU cinematic universe. Henry Cavill officially announces his return as Superman. The Green Lantern show gets a retooling, Rekita Law explains his YouTube ban, and Damon Lindelof announces he's working on a new…
Battlestar Galactica Act Of Contrition starts off with a devastating tragedy that forces the fleet to begin looking for new pilots to train. Starbuck is put in charge of training the new "nuggets" but her involvment in the death of Zack Adama haunts her and makes her doubt her ability…
Splice movie review from the Salty Nerds has them squirming in their skins at this uncomfortable (yet brilliant) horror movie. Part Marry Shelly's Frankenstein, part Jurassic Park, SPLICE is a film about humanity's genetic future and the consequences of playing God. Starring Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley, and David Hewlett, this…
The Netflix Series Cabinet of Curiosities from Guillermo Del Toro is upon us! An anthology show with eight terrifying episodes of the macabre, and the Salty Nerds are reviewing episode 2, entitle Graveyard Rats. Based on the short story from pulp novelist Henry Kuttner, this entry is from filmmaker Vincenzo…
The Salty Nerds talk about the season finale of the Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon. Was it good? Or Did it fall flat on its face? Find out in our discussion! #GameofThrones #HouseoftheDragon #HBO
The Salty Nerds and their expert panel discuss a variety of topics, including G4 TV shutting down, Ezra Miller possibly being replaced as The Flash, Star Wars being declared a dead franchise, critics finally slamming Amazon's Rings of Power, Taika Waititi being slammed by the disabled community, and the drama…
Hellboy II The Golden Army movie review from the Salty Nerds has them impressed that this is one of those scenarios where the sequel is better than the original. The second in a proposed trilogy of Hellboy films from legendary director Guillermo del Toro, Ron Perlman is back as the…
The last ever episode of SEE, Jason Momoa's fantasy AppleTV series, is finally here! It's been a long ride with this show about a future where everyone is blind, and the Salty Nerds are sad to see it go, but also glad that they won't have to deal with its…
Hellboy 2004 review from the Salty Nerds has them debating as to whether this comic book adaptation from Guillermo del Toro is incredibly brilliant, or incredibly boring. Starring Ron Pearlman, Doug Jones, and Selma Blair, Hellboy tells the story of a demon summoned during World War II who grows up…
Battlestar Galactica season 1 episode 3 Bastille Day sees the return of the ORIGINAL Apollo, Richard Hatch! The fleet's water crisis is reaching critical levels and they need manual labor to help mine ice to replenish their supplies. Lee Adama comes up with a solution to have the 1500 men…
The Salty Nerds break down the PENULTIMATE episode of The House Of The Dragon where we see the aftermath of Visery's death. #HouseOfTheDragon #GameOfThrones #HBO
The Salty Nerds sit down with Australian actress Bianca Bradey, who plays the Zombie Queen Brooke in the totally bonkers Wyrmwood movies. Binaca talks with the Nerds about her career, her passion for Yoga, how she got involved in the Wyrmwood movies, why she's quitting acting, and how she feels…
The Rings of Power finale is hear so we can finally stop watching this boring show. Speaking of boring, stuff sort-of finally happens on ANDOR! Come join our expert panel as we discuss these shows. Brian Montgomery: https://www.youtube.com/c/ThePopcast Odin's Movie Blog: https://www.youtube.com/c/OMBReviews Paul Chato: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeterPaulChato #RingsOfPower #StarWars #Andor
The Salty Nerds sit down with Australian filmmaker Kiah Roache-Turner, the writer and director of the absolutely bonkers Australian zombie films Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead and Wyrmwood Apocalypse. Kiah discusses the challenges of independent filmmaking, his influences from Peter Jackson to Sam Raimi to George Miller, and how he…
SEE Season 3 Episode 7 God Thunder review from the Salty Nerds has them feeling very sad that their favorite TV show is almost over, but also very happy that the show is as ridiculous as ever. Sybeth and Tormada launch their attack on Pensa as a helpless (and useless)…
