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Hosted by Jim, Bob, and Mark · EN-US · 79 episodes
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Listen in to three best friends who grew up on the nerdier side of the 70s and 80s. Back then, they experienced some of the greatest fandoms those eras had to offer. Now, they belong in a museum. Join them as they bring you discussion, reviews, and fun on all things movies, gaming, comics, toys, and pop culture.
Jim, Bob, and Mark hosts The Fandom Outpost, a tv show with 79 episodes published.
Back in 1986, nobody expected a follow-up like this, especially from James Cameron who was juggling three iconic projects! In this chat, Bob, Mark and Jim dive into how ' Aliens' expanded the universe - introducing us to
Jim & Bob react to season 1 of 'Widow's Bay' on Apple TV: This series took us on a wild ride - a perfect mix of comedy and horror that we didn’t see coming. With characters that feel real and a setting that pulls you in,
Bob, Mark and Jim review the latest 'Star Wars' feature film "The Madalorian and Grogu' and offer their insights and analysis from their many years of 'Star Wars' fandom. How does this one compare to the heavyweights in
Bob, Mark and Jim give their childhood recollections on 'The Empire Strikes Back' and also team up to support the case as to why this 'Star Wars' episode is considered one of the best sequels in cinema history.
Bob and Ron offer their best examples of movies which they feel can be categorized as a horror movie but may not be thought of that way. They pose the question: "If you were working in a video store, which shelf would yo
Jim, Mark and Bob explore the deep jungles of Central America to bring you all of their perspectives on 'Predator' (1987), offering their insights on what made this sci-fi/action/horror movie one of the best of the '80's
Bob and Mark dive into one of Bob's favorite films, 'Manhunter', from 1986 starring William Petersen, Tom Noonan, Joan Allen, Brian Cox and Denis Farina. One of the very first films to explore the concept of FBI profilin
Bob and Mark review William Friedkin's brilliant Neo-noir criminal thriller "To Live and Die in L.A." (1985). Bob's dream to collaborate with Mark on an episode of one of his favorite films has finally come true. They lo
Bob, Mark and Jim take a journey back to Antarctica, 1982 to re-visit John Carpenter’s horror classic, ‘The Thing’. The guys offer their unique views on the movie, from plot points and characters to special effects and t
Bob and Ron team up to review '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple', the latest installment in the zombie/infected film series from Danny Boyle and Alex Garland. How does this one connect to the previous movie and where migh
Jim, Mark and Bob take a look at the 'Stranger Things' series finale through the lens of Gen X. Find out what are their views are on how the series ended. Did the Duffer Brothers stick the landing? What themes hit the Ge
Mark goes solo and reviews the action-thriller 'The Accountant 2', the sequel to 2016's 'The Accountant'. Ben Affleck, Jon Bernthal, Cynthia Addai-Robinson and J. K. Simmons reprise their roles from the previous film, wi
Jim, Mark and Bob are talking the 'Stranger Things' Season 5 (Part 1). What is working and what isn't? The guys jump into the 80s nostalgia neck deep to offer their takes on the hit show. Has everyone aged out or does it
Jim and Bob explore the new 'Frankenstein' movie from Guillermo del Toro in this latest installment of Fright Night For Reel. How much of Mary Shelley's original novel is in the movie and does it really matter anymore? T
What if I told you there's a horror movie that stars Jack Nicholson, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Sly Stallone, Rutger Hauer, Donald Sutherland, Wings Hauser, Sissy Spacek, Dustin Hoffmann, Gregory Peck, Clint Eastwood, R
Bob and special guest Ron talk about outstanding horror films that didn't require a sequel in this horror-focused sub-podcast from the Fandom Outpost. Did Hollywood give up because the movie was so horrible, or was it so
Bob, Mark, and Jim are getting nerdy, people. They are discussing toy collecting. Specifically, action figures and the best ways to enjoy the hobby. Is there a correct answer to the age-old question that toy collectors h
Jim, Mark and Bob talk about some of their favorite movies, TV shows and books they discovered over the summer. Join them for a rapid fire discussion on all their summer fun!
Mark, Jim and Bob take on the two most anticipated superhero movies in years. James Gunn's 'Superman and Marvel's "The Fantastic Four: First Steps'. Find out how the guys feel about these two blockbusters along with gain
Join us for an exciting journey into the deep waters of 'Jaws' with this 50th anniversary retrospective. It's been 50 years in the making and we want to share what this movie has meant to us. Share some fun anecdotes and
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