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Cineversal Nerds Legacy

by Brian and Alan

A podcast about the love and admiration for different kinds of films, their creators, stars, and TV shows.

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Episodes

  1. 31 Days of Episodes: The Return of the Living Dead (1985)

    Do you wanna party?!! It's party time!! Let's take a look at the franchise that makes zombies crave for brains!

  2. 31 Days of Episodes: Gremlins (1984) & Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about Gizmo and the gremlins, from the two Joe Dante classics many of us grew up with.

  3. 31 Days of Episodes: Night of the Demons 3 (1997) & Night of the Demons (2009)

    Angela is having a 3rd party, and you're still invited!! Finishing off the trilogy of Night of the Demons, and the remake, where a new Angela throws a Halloween party for you too!!

  4. 31 Days of Episodes: Night of the Demons 2 (1994)

    Angela is having another party, and you're invited!! Continuing the Night of the Demons franchise with its sequel. The rest of this series are straight to video releases.

  5. 31 Days of Episodes: Night of the Demons (1988)

    You're invited to Angela's Halloween party at Hull House, the abandoned funeral parlor, for night of dancing, drinking, a seance, and demonic entities. RSVP.

  6. 31 Days of Episodes: Zombieland (2009) & Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about the two hilarious blood-soaked zombie movies.

  7. 31 Days of Episodes: Phantasm V: Ravager

    The Phantasm franchise comes to an end with its final installment, Ravager.

  8. 31 Days of Episodes: Phantasm IV: Oblivion (1998)

    Continuing the Phantasm franchise with the 4th entry, we learn how the Tall Man came to be. Another sequel with balls.

  9. 31 Days of Episodes: Phantasm III (1994)

    Continuing the Phantasm franchise with the third entry that brings back the original core cast. The Ball is back again!

  10. 31 Days of Episodes: Phantasm II (1988)

    Continuing the Phantasm franchise with its higher budgeted and major studio produced sequel.

  11. 31 Days of Episodes: Phantasm (1979)

    In the next five episodes, I will be discussing the Phantasm franchise. RIP to Reggie Bannister, who passed recently.

  12. 31 Days of Episodes: Diary of the Dead (2007) & Survival of the Dead (2009)

    The Romero Dead Franchise comes to an end with the very last two entries...for now. RIP George A. Romero.

  13. 31 Days of Episodes: Land of the Dead (2005)

    20 years after Day of the Dead comes the next installment of the Romero Dead Franchise.

  14. 31 Days of Episodes: Day of the Dead (1985)

    Day 3 of George A. Romero's Dead franchise. In this episode, I briefly discuss the incredible third entry of the fantastic zombie series.

  15. 31 Days of Episodes: Dawn of the Dead (1978)

    Day 2 of George A. Romero's Dead franchise. In this episode, I reflect on the legendary sequel to Night of the Living Dead that paved the way for a lot of tropes zombie movies use today.

  16. 31 Days of Episodes: Night of the Living Dead (1968)

    It's that time of year for 31 Days of Episodes, and I will be focused on some franchises that I haven't talked about yet. I am starting it off with the 1968 classic that paved the way for zombie movies today.

  17. The World of Tron (1982-2025)

    In this episode, Alan and I discuss the Tron trilogy. This is a Disney property I have always felt didn't get enough attention and deserves more. These are niche movies and I feel they are hard to recommend.

  18. Beetlejuice (1988) & Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)

    Whatever you do, don't say his name three times! In this episode, Alan and I discuss the two movies about the ghost with the most.

  19. Summer Flicks: Freddy Vs Jason (2003) & Friday the 13th (2009)

    The final episode of the Friday the 13th Franchise is here! In this one, we talk about Jason finally fighting Freddy Krueger and the reimagined adaptation six years after that.

  20. Summer Flicks: Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993) & Jason X (2001)

    Summer is about over, but we still have some Friday the 13th flicks to talk about. In this episode, Francisco joins the conversation about the final Jason entry...or so we thought at the time, and its teased "Vs" follow-up...or so we thought at the time. Instead, we get see Jason...IN SPACE!

  21. Summer Flicks: Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) & Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1997)

    The saw is family. This is the continuation of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise with a couple that are not as good as the first two, in my opinion.

  22. Summer Flicks: Evolution (2001) & Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)

    Summer is almost over, but we still have a couple more flicks to talk about. These two don't really have a connection, other than being summer released comedies that we both enjoy.

  23. Summer Flicks: Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988) & Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

    The Friday the 13th Franchise continues with two of the weirdest entries in the series so far. In part VII, we basically get Jason Vs Carrie, and in part VIII, Jason leaves Crystal Lake for the Big Apple!

  24. Summer Flicks: Stand by Me (1986) & Independence Day (1996)

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about two of the best summer flicks a decade a part. From a coming of age drama about friendship and loyalty, to an explosive alien invasion and the ultimate fight for mankind.

  25. Summer Flicks: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) & The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

    In this episode of Summer Flicks, Ezra joins to talk about, in my opinion, the only entries in the Texas Chainsaw franchise that are good. The rest of the series had their ups, but mostly downs. More episodes of the franchise coming soon.

  26. Summer Flicks: Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning (1985) & Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI

    In this episode of Summer Flicks, Alan and I continue the Friday the 13th saga with the unpopular 5th one, and the wonderfully satirical 6th one. The 5th one tried a new direction, but ultimately failed. The 6th one had a more successful direction that would change the rest of the franchise forever.

  27. Summer Flicks: Money Talks (1997) & Tropic Thunder (2008)

    Two random comedies we enjoy that were released around summertime.

  28. Summer Flicks: Friday the 13th Part 3D (1982) & Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)

    Continuing the saga of Friday the 13th for the summer, we go through the 3rd dimension to the death of Jason Voorhees...at the time.

  29. Summer Flicks: Sleepaway Camp Franchise

    Special guest Francisco joins me in discussing the other camp slasher series that started with a pretty good first movie in 1983 with, still to this day, one of the most twisted endings in horror history. The rest of the franchise, unfortunately, gets worse and worse.

  30. Summer Flicks: Friday the 13th (1980) & Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)

    Why wait until October? It just feels right to watch this summer camp series during the summer. In this episode, Alan and I review and discuss the first two (out of twelve) movies from one of my favorite horror franchises.

  31. Summer Flicks: The Great Outdoors (1988) & The Sandlot (1993)

    The only connections between these two are a young actor in both, who quit the spotlight early during their career, and the fact that these two are classic staples growing up in the 80s and 90s.

  32. Summer Flicks: Five 1990s Vigilante Movies

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about five vigilante movies from the 90s. Meteor Man (1993), The Phantom (1996), Blankman (1994), The Shadow (1994), and Mystery Men (1999).

  33. Summer Flicks: Speed (1994) & Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)

    In today's Summer Flicks episode, Alan and I take a bus back to the 1990s and talk about the unexpectedly awesome action blockbuster, and its not so great sequel.

  34. Summer Flicks: Heavyweights (1995)

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about a comedic family classic from the 90s. To this day, the Blob still looks fun.

  35. Summer Flicks: White Wolves: A Cry in the Wild II (1993)

    In this episode, I talk about a coming-of-age wilderness survival flick that I used to watch often, growing up in the 90s.

  36. Fast & Furious Franchise Part One (2001-2011)

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about one of the biggest guilty pleasure franchises that's centered around illegal street racing, heists and most of all...family.

  37. Summer Flicks: Summer School (1987)

    It's time for summer, and this is the first of many summer flicks I want to talk about in a new segment I created for all to enjoy! So, grab your camping gear and your beach towel and enjoy a review of the 1987 classic, Summer School.

  38. CNLR: Three Duo Comedies

    There are many duo comedy movies out there. In this episode, Alan and I talk about a few that we feel deserves a watch or rewatch.

  39. Jason Statham Part Three (2015-2026)

    The final part of The Stath is here...for now. Alan and I discuss all of his movies from 2015 to this year.

  40. Check This Out: Upgrade (2018)

    In this episode of Check This Out, Alan and I talk about an underrated gem that was initially recommended to me fifteen years ago. Better late than never.

  41. The Whole Nine Yards (2000) & The Whole Ten Yards (2004)

    What happens when a neurotic dentist meets a gangster in hiding? Hilarity.

  42. Check This Out: House (1977)

    In this episode of Check This Out, Alan and I talk about a bizarre late 70s Japanese haunted house flick.

  43. The Room (2003) & The Disaster Artist (2017)

    Oh hi! In this episode, Alan and I talk about one of the best worst movies of all time, The Room. So bad, it's great. We also talk about The Disaster Artist, which is the true story about the making of The Room. What a story Mark.

  44. The Indiana Jones Franchise

    "It's not the years, it's the mileage." In this episode, Alan and I talk about one of the greatest modern adventure franchises of all time.

  45. Five Favorites: Mel Gibson

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about our five favorite movies with Mel Gibson.

  46. Dwayne Johnson 33 1/3

    Alan and I conclude the filmography of Dwayne Johnson, covering his acting credits from 2018-Present.

  47. The Focker Trilogy

    In this episode, Alan and I talk about one of the most anxiety filled comedy trilogies out there. "We Fockerized him".

  48. Red (2010) & Red 2 (2013)

    From the DC comics mini-series to the big screen, Alan and I talk about the two action-packed and extremely fun Red movies, that we feel feature one of the best group of actors working together.

  49. CNLR: Six Random Flicks

    Need something to watch tonight? Or maybe revisit one you haven't seen in forever? In this episode, Francisco and I talk about some movies we liked and recommend.

  50. Jason Statham Part Two (2008-2014)

    The Stath returns! We continue our appreciation of the filmography of Jason Statham.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A podcast about the love and admiration for different kinds of films, their creators, stars, and TV shows.

HOSTED BY

Brian and Alan

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