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Is "Oops! All Beans" a good title? Who knows! Join Luke and I as we fudge our way through the novel and films related to All You Need is Kill (by Hiroshi Sakurazaka) and Edge of Tomorrow (starring Tom Cruise)! This is all pre-research and notes so neither of us know anything about anything. Gotta make sure to use buzzwords! Kenichiro Akimoto, Studio 4°C, GKIDS. Synopsis: Set in the year 20XX, ALL YOU NEED IS KILL follows the story of Rita, a resourceful but isolated young woman volunteering to help rebuild Japan after the mysterious appearance of a massive alien flower known as “Darol.” When Darol unexpectedly erupts in a deadly event, unleashing monstrous creatures that decimate the population, Rita is caught in the destruction—and killed. But then she wakes up again. And again. Caught in an endless time loop, Rita must navigate the trauma and repetition of death until she crosses paths with Keiji, a shy young man trapped in the same cycle. Together, they fight to break free from the loop and find meaning in the chaos around them. Send me a lil bite

This episode reviews the October watchlist of returning guest Luke, inspirational guest Mike from The Neatcast, those two dunderheads. Shaggy and Jose from Cinema Villains, and the Dazzling Duo Jordan & Philly from Read It & Reap! Neatcast Buzzsprout Neatcast Website Cinema Villains Buzzsprout Read It And Reap LinkTree Jordan's Twitch Philly's Insta Send me a lil bite

Join Me, Phil, and Eric from The Wait For It Podcast as we cover a title that is basically ancient at this point! It took so long to sit down and work on this episode I am so sorry );. We're covering the new hotness that is The Summer Hikaru Died, created by MokumokuRen and currently airing on Netflix. It's a slice of life that has a ton of creepy elements and lots of allegory about growing up gay in a rural area. The Wait For It Podcast Links Period - MokumokuRen short story Anime News Network interview Interview w/ VAUNDY Opening Music Video Send me a lil bite

Join Zack, Mike, Jose, and myself as we conclude Alien: Earth season 1! We hope you enjoyed our terrible discussion on xenomorphs, ovomorphs, the T-Oculus, synthetics, hybrids, robots, Weyland-Yutani, Prodigy, and all the other buzzwords that might get this podcast noticed! Here's the Cinema Villains site! Cinema Villains' Instagram! The Neatcast site! My Linktree! Send me a lil bite

In this episode I am once again joined by Zack and Mike from The Neatcast to discuss all of the synthetic shenanigans featured in Hulu's newest episode of Alien: Earth. We talk about them practical effects vs CG, some of the great writing, some of the terrible writing, and how to properly mow your lawn! (it's relevant, I swear). So, if you like Futurama, check out our ramblings! (also relevant, I swear) The Neatcast website My LinkTree Watch our faces Send me a lil bite

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a cosmic horror beyond description! Zack, Mike and I break down the newest episode of Alien: Earth! Episode 6: The Fly. Go check out The Neatcast for more zany content! And check out my Great Cycle Challenge page for info on my fundraiser! Linktree for all the other goodness Look at our faces Send me a lil bite

ONCE AGAIN join myself with  Zack and Mike from the Neatcast as we talk about Ridley Scott and Dan O'Bannon's grandchild, Alien Earth. In this episode we cover a bunch of the xenomorphs, ovomorphs, and all kinds of wacky aliens aboard the Maginot. Also, I guess we talk a little about Morrow and Eva Mendez at home. This episode comes with Authentic Space Noises! Don't ask. Donate to Children's Cancer Research Neatcast Website or whatever TWIMB Lonks Send me a lil bite

These taquitos are too big, so they're just gonna be classified as Let's Taco 'Bout epiodes! Join Zack and Mike from The Neatcast as we talk about Alien: Earth episode 4, featuring Xenomorphs, synthetics, thought provoking dialogue, and crazy stuff! Based on stuff by Ridley Scott and Dan O'Bannon, Directed by Ugla Hauksdóttir (Icelandic awooga awooga) written by Noah Hawley + Bobak Esfarjani. Send me a lil bite

In this episode I interview author Nicholas Keating Casbarro about his debut novel, Vitalerium: Descent Into the Void. I read the novel prior to the interview but, honestly, you could probably get away with listening beforehand. There isn't really anything important spoiled despite my best efforts. Please reach out to Nick and check out his content using the following links: Series Website Amazon Book Link Audiobook Patreon Instagram YouTube TikTok Twitter FaceBook Send me a lil bite

Join Zack (Neatcast, PodAss) and I as we talk about the newest addition to the ALIEN franchise, ALIEN: EARTH, which takes place 2 years before Ridley Scott's original film. We talk about all the xenomorphs, facehuggers, synthetics, Weyland-Yutani, and all that other dumb stuff. This is not very organized but is very stream of conscious. It's late. Don't ask questions. But please feel free to provide any opinions or insight! Send me a lil bite

Check out the followup episode to Battle Royale where I chat with my friend Luke about his first watch of Koushun Takami and Kinji Fukasaki's timeless classic. Send me a lil bite

In this episode I cover the Koushun Takami's Battle Royale novel, film, and manga adaptations. Send me a lil bite

In this short I cover the long lost and incomplete tale by Japanese titans Mamoru Oshii and Satoshi Kon. Send me a lil bite

This is the episode where I perfectly and reasonably explain my delays in new episodes, cover some vidja games, talk about modern animation, and whatever else I want because it's 2025 bay-beeeeee! Send me a lil bite

Today I cover the 2003 animated Christmas movie by legendary director Satoshi Kon, Tokyo Godfathers. This is barely a dive into the issues and treatment that plague our characters, namely the homeless and transgender. Be sure to check out The Wait For It Podcast's review, too! Send me a lil bite