Geekscape 6: Cranked Out Edition
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Guest Co-hosts: Writers/Directors of Crank: Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor - Review: Smoking Aces. The making of Crank. The Oscars announcement feedback! The Departed Sequel/ Prequel? Paul Greengrass goes into Iraq! Old school comics and the plague of 80 Million Spawn #1s!!! Is old school Defender the best game ever? Postal 1 and 2 will decay your moral standards... with a laugh. Elebits for the Wii is a lot of fun! And Jonathan turns down Amy Smart for his comic books... kinda!
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