We sat down with the showrunner, Bruce Miller, at BookCon this year to ask him some of our questions about adapting The Handmaid’s Tale story to television. It feels like just yesterday we were starting the first three episodes of the landmark series on Hulu, but we’re closing in on the […]
Split Screens Festival 2017: Talking Television with ‘Hannibal’ and ‘Law and Order: SVU’s’ Raúl Esparza
Split Screens Festival got a little sweeter when Raúl Esparza signed on for two Hannibal panels. Though he has spent the bulk of his career on the stage, he has started to carve out space in the world of television. He played Dr. Frederick Chilton in Hannibal and is a current regular as […]
Stan Lee Talks Inspiration, Career, and Awesome Con in a Press Conference Q&A
Everyone knows the name Stan Lee. Or, mostly everyone. Whether you’re a fan of blockbuster hits or golden age comics, odds are you have heard his name come up from time to time. That is because Stan Lee is one of Marvel’s titans, a long time comic creator who over […]
Five Points Festival 2017: Artist/Toy Roundup
Nerdophiles attended the first ever Five Points Fest! It was a “collision of toys, comics, and counterculture curated by Clutter Magazine and presented by Midtown Comics.” That’s straight from the website so you know it’s legit! We had a great time, and we were able to snag short interviews from […]
Five Points Festival 2017: Sixpoint Brewing’s “Mad Scientist” IPA was a Sold Out Hit
Being from the Pacific Northwest, I have a personal interest in craft beer. My brother is a brewer back home in Oregon and his work has inspired my own curiosity about what it means to brew a beer, as well as the decision making process to achieve a desired outcome. […]
American Gods’ Emily Browning is Not Here To Play Your Stereotypical Female
Emily Browning is back in our lives and making her debut on television as Laura Moon in American Gods. We talked to her about her new role as the zombie-back-to-life-wife of Ricky Whittle’s Shadow Moon and her thoughts on this polarizing but intriguing character. After deciding to adapt the novel by Neil […]
Interview: Jaeki Cho and Salima Koroma talk “Bad Rap,” Music, & Representation
When I tell people I’m watching Bad Rap, a documentary about Asian-American rappers, people have one of two reactions. Either they giggle and ask, “Are there really Asian American rappers?” Or they’re interested in a whole new subject they’ve never even considered. Thanks to Dumbfoundead’s Safe back in 2016, I […]
Meet the Original Voice of Digimon’s Tai Kamiya, Joshua Seth
In the words of the one and only Joshua Seth, “I think it has a great balance between nostalgia and edginess with the new version.” The pronoun in question is none other than Digimon‘s first feature-length film to hit American and Canadian shelves since the very dawn of the 21st […]
Adam David Thompson Gives us the Scoop on “Mozart in the Jungle,” “Here Alone,” and His Zombie Apocalypse Plan
We had the chance recently to talk with actor Adam David Thompson about his career, some of his recent roles, and the direction television appears to be heading. He has recurring roles on WGN’s Outsiders, Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle, and recently starred in an independent science fiction thriller Here Alone, which is available on multiple streaming […]
Sneak Attack! The Interview
In case you missed it, we featured the Dungeons and Dragons podcast Sneak Attack on our very first Pod Nod. After that, we reached out to Reid and the gang for an interview and got our answers! After a wild episode on a different plane of existence and finally getting the […]
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