The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn – (The Book) VERSUS The Adventures of Huck Finn – (The 1993 Movie)

January 24, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1884, 1885, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Buena Vista Pictures, characterized, Courtney B. Vance, December, Detective, directed, distributed, Elijah Wood, entrenched attitudes, February, Great American Novels, Huckleberry "Huck" Finn, Jason Robards, local color regionalism, Mark Twain, Mississippi River, novel, racism, Robbie Coltrane, scathing satire, Southern antebellum society, Stephen Sommers, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Tom Sawyer, Tom Sawyer Abroad, United Kingdom, United States, vernacular English, Walt Disney Studios Motion PicturesNick Hearne

Children have a very different environment surrounding them now compared to the time period of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, of this we’re certain. But what liberties were taken with the classic Mark Twain tale, “The Adventures of Huck Finn” as it was translated to a major 1993 Disney motion picture? We take it all … Continue reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn – (The Book) VERSUS The Adventures of Huck Finn – (The 1993 Movie) →

How to Build a Green Home with Christy Howell of Align

January 23, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Is a new home on the horizon for you? Or would you like to improve the efficiency of your existing home? This time, we’re gabbing with Christy Howell of Align, who provides suggestions to build a green home that meets you where you are and provides sustainability for the future. What Is Sustainability? At its … Continue reading How to Build a Green Home with Christy Howell of Align →

Our Most Wanted – Maggott

January 22, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull ListAge of X, Alpha Flight, Apartheid, comic book podcast, comic books, geek, geek culture, geek podcast, Generation X, Generation X #49, Joseph, Maggott, marvel, Marvel VS Capcom 2, MBFPL, mutant, My Big Fat Pull List Podcast, Necrosha, Onslaught Saga, Operation: Zero Tolerance, podcast, pop culture, Psi-War, Shi'ar, Skin, The Phalanx, Uncanny X-Men, Uncanny X-Men Vol 4 #9, Weapon X series, X-Men '92, X-Men #75Nick Hearne

Spider-Man. Batman. Spawn. Wonder Woman. Doctor Doom. Savage Dragon. The Flash. Captain Marvel. Some comic book characters need no introduction. They’ve been around so long or have gotten so much media attention, just seeing an image of them brings thoughts of their origins, their greatest victories and most crushing defeats. Then there are those … Continue reading Our Most Wanted – Maggott →

Our Review of “Scarecrow” – Episode 11

January 18, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingHorror, Curious Goods Podcast, cursed object, Friday the 13th The Series, horror, horror podcast, innkeeper, scarecrow, scytheNick Hearne

The value of a scarecrow isn’t that it’s typically inexpensive to make. It’s not that it helps to keep the crops fresh and free of varmines of all kinds – it’s that it becomes the heart-jolting centerpiece of stories like the one featured inside this episode of Friday The 13th, The Series. Two of our … Continue reading Our Review of “Scarecrow” – Episode 11 →

Elseworlds and What Ifs?

January 18, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull List1942, Alan Moore, Alex Ross, batman, Batman: Holy Terror, Captain America, comic books, Curt Swan, Daredevil, DC comics, Earth X, Elseworlds, geek culture, geek podcast, Gotham By Gaslight, Imaginary Stories, JLA, Kingdom Come, Legends of the Dead Earth, Leo Dorfman, marvel comics, Max Fleischer, MC2, Nextwave, Planetary, podcast, pop culture, Punisher Kills The Marvel Universe, Ruins, Spider-Girl, superman, Superman #14, Superman/Batman: Brothers, Tarzan, The Last Avengers Story, What If?, Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow?Nick Hearne

Alternate Realities. Parallel Universes. Infinite Multiverses. These concepts have become a staple of the modern day superhero comic book story. With series like DC’s Elseworlds and Marvel’s What If…?, readers get the opportunity to see their favorite characters, stories and events play out differently than they had seen before. Questions can be asked, such as … Continue reading Elseworlds and What Ifs? →

Lighting In Your Home…

January 17, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

There is so much to talk about on the topic of lighting. Lighting in your home is of particular importance because there are so many choices. Today, we’ll be providing a few tips of things to think about when lighting your home. #1 Tip for Lighting in Your Home: Choose LEDs When it comes to … Continue reading Lighting In Your Home… →

Our Review of “Tales of the Undead” – Episode 10

January 11, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingHorror, Alex Ross, Batman And Bill, Bill Finger, Bob Kain, comic books, Cosplay, Creepshow, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Four Color Eulogy, Friday the 13th The Series, geek podcast, horror, Image Comics, Jim Lee, Marc Silvestri, marvel comics, My Big Fat Pull List, My Favorite Martian, Ray Walston, Spawn, The Agents of SHIELD Podcast, The Curious Goods Podcast, Todd McFarlaneNick Hearne

Anyone with an appreciation of comics has dreamed of the time that they were IN the pages of their favorite comic book. The comic book game sadly hasn’t changed for comic creators and inside of this 10th episode of Friday The 13Th: The Series – we learn a lot about classic comic collecting, and deadly … Continue reading Our Review of “Tales of the Undead” – Episode 10 →

The Hobbit (The Book) VERSUS The Hobbit (The 1977 Animated Movie)

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A fantasy book is a way to make us see something we had never previously imagined. New worlds, new rules, and new magic permeate in a way that leaves us breathless a great deal of the time. And in terms of fantasy, none are more revered than the stories of J.R.R. Tolkien. Through a decisive … Continue reading The Hobbit (The Book) VERSUS The Hobbit (The 1977 Animated Movie) →

Braving the Winter: More on Home Comfort with Kellye Markowski of Energy Smart Homes

January 9, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Today we’re gabbing with Kellye Markowski of Energy Smart Homes, an energy auditing and consulting company. She focuses on home comfort by helping homeowners reduce their energy consumption and costs. By working with a company like Energy Smart Homes, homeowners are able to improve the home’s energy efficiency, whether it is a new construction or … Continue reading Braving the Winter: More on Home Comfort with Kellye Markowski of Energy Smart Homes →

Our Review of “Root Of All Evil” – Episode 9

January 4, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingCars, 2GuysTalkingHorror, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Christine, Enrico Colantoni, Friday the 13th The Series, Galaxy Quest, horror, Infinity Gauntlet, Just Shoot Me!, Land Clearing, Mulchers, Perspective Review, podcast, Shredders, tales from the crypt, The Tesseract, The Twilight Zone, Veronica Mars, wood chipperNick Hearne

It’s been said that you can’t squeeze blood from a stone, but what if you could shred blood, bone and soul and turn it into darkly enchanted cash? The next item up for rescue inside of Friday the 13th: The Series is a hell harken woodchipper! The kind that can easily accommodate a body and … Continue reading Our Review of “Root Of All Evil” – Episode 9 →