Dave's Nerd Compendium

This week Dave discusses different news stories that have crossed the Nerd Desk. ]]>

This week Dave discusses a concept that came from a discussion between me and a friend. So we talked about how a role might have changed depending on the actor who would have been in that role. ]]>

This week Dave does not repeat himself by talking about Captain Marvel.  But instead the DC version of the character that is also known as Shazam. He also reviews the movie that came out in 2019. But also talked about the future DC feature films that will be coming out. ]]>

This week Dave covers an article about the Best Netflix Original Series. He covers this list and he also asks what should he add to his queue that everyone else is watching. ]]>

This week Dave covers an article about the 37 Worst Comic Book Movies of All Time. After he gets down with the list he gives his feelings on tow new comic book movies, ‘Aquaman’ and ‘Captain Marvel’. ]]>

This week Dave had the honor of going to a Hollywood/Hollyweird Premier for the movie based on the graphic novel ‘Rottentail’! How can a movie so campy not be amazing!!! I think everyone should see it. I also got to go to a short film premier with John Bruske and it was amazing. http://sourcepointpress.com/rottentail-the-movie ]]>

This week Dave looks into seeing if Peace Talks, the 16th book of the Dresden Files series has been completed. Since it has not, he talks about the third series that Jim Butcher has out, the Cinder Spires. ]]>

This week Dave covers an article that he found that covers the 50 Greatest Soundtracks of All Time. This spawned from a conversation he had over the weekend in which multiple soundtracks were named. A few actually appeared on this list. So Dave posed the question, what soundtracks do you think should be counted as the greater of all time?   Warning: May contain a few explicit words ]]>

This week Dave covers a topic that he should have covered back in December. With the Arrowverse doing the annual crossover event called Elseworld, people where asking Dave what is Elseworld? Dave also covers some recent news about Stephen Amell and Arrow. ]]>

This week Dave goes over two different articles in which Cnet covers the worst and the best geek movies of last year. ]]>

This week Dave talks about a concept that everyone can relate to. If when you are watching a movie or tv show and you see an actor and all you can think about is one role. Like Sly Stallone as either Rocky or Rambo. ]]>

This week Dave reviews a movie he just watched last night. He also covers a couple quick articles that all steam from the same type/source. ]]>

This week Dave found an article that talks about the 25 best story arcs in comics or graphic novels of 2018. One of which he has been picking up for a few years ago. Although he would have rated it higher if it were his list. ]]>

This week Dave found multiple articles of different things that he found interesting and thought he should share with everyone. What articles, and what were they about? You will need to listen to this quick episode and find out. Also you get the first of three questions to win a digital copy of Deadpool 2. ]]>

This week Dave found multiple articles of different things that he found interesting and thought he should share with everyone. What articles, and what were they about? You will need to listen to this quick episode and find out. ]]>

This week Dave found an article that talks about the 40 best movie adaptations of books. He goes through the list. And as he does have you see any of them? Is there any that you think should be added onto this list? ]]>

This week Dave talks about horror movies, but not just horror movies…Stephen King movies. In an article written for comicbook.com they rank 39 of King’s adaptations. Dave goes through the list and gives a little of his own commentary as he goes through the list. ]]>

This week Dave talks about horror movies that you might want to watch with your kids. This topic was a conversation that Dave had with his boss, that spurred him finding an article from Collider and sharing it with all of us. ]]>

This week Dave talks about a classic piece of children’s literature that spans 7 books, been adapted to three live action movies, an animated movie, and a series being adapted by Netflix. However printer out of chronological reading order, this series has been around since 1956. Written by C.S. Lewis the Chronicles of Narnia is this weeks topic. ]]>

This week Dave talks about an article that he found where they claim the movie is far better than the book that they are adapted from. There are a few titles that Dave agrees with and a few he has never read the books to make a judgement. ]]>