A weekly, retro-and-nostalgia-themed podcast co-hosted by brothers Colin and Dagan Moriarty. Video g
For a podcast about all about nostalgia, we'd be crazy to skip the so-called Holiday Season, the sec
In the early '80s, the home console vanished as quickly as it arrived. But only a few years later, a
In the early-to-mid '80s, Michael J. Fox was a household name because of his work on Family Ties, th
It's not terribly uncommon for Nintendo fans to feel that The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is
In 1937, Walt Disney and his fledgling animation company executed a quantum leap when they released
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For many kids, music is a gigantic part of life, and the bands, albums, and songs we grow up listeni
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It's almost always true that "the book is better than the movie." But when it comes to the 1971 film
For a decade, Castlevania fans knew their beloved series as something traditional. You'd go through
Almost every episode of KnockBack is focused on something: A topic, or a product, or a place and tim
In the late '80s, Katsuhiro Otomo changed animation forever with the release of Akira, the film adap
From late 1985 until the very end of 1995, immensely talented artist Bill Watterson produced Calvin
In 1954, J.R.R. Tolkien -- British writer, scholar, and Oxford professor -- released the most import
There are films we really love. Other flicks we totally hate. And a mass of movies in the middle tha
In 1983, the original Star Wars trilogy wrapped up with Return of the Jedi. From Jabba the Hutt and
The three movies in the Christopher Nolan Batman Trilogy are widely considered to be the best superh
In the Analog Days, nothing was more important to a kid than Saturday morning, for it was there that
The 1960's in the United States was a turbulent time of upheaval and reform, and Mad Men -- which ra
In 2001, Nintendo followed up the poor-selling Nintendo 64 with a console that would barely do 60% o
