Empty Seats is a film, comic book, and video game review podcast that discusses science fiction, fantasy, horror, and super hero content. Eric is a millennial and Tom a generation X'r, together they take a unique look at how science fiction media impacts them.
Empty Seats Film Reviews
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Empty Seats is a film, comic book, and video game review podcast that discusses science fiction, fantasy, horror, and super hero content. Eric is a millennial and Tom a generation X'r, together they take a unique look at how science fiction media impacts them.
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September 8, 2020
NBA Bubble Playoff Talk and Lovecraft Country Ep 2 and 3
<p>Empty Seats is a weekly podcast where we talk professional basketball and review shows and movies. </p> <p>Lovecraft Country Ep 2 and 3 review (30 Minutes - spoilers)</p>
August 21, 2020
NBA Playoff Talk and Lovecraft Country Episode One Discussion
<p>Empty Seats is a show that talks NBA basketball, reviews movies and shows, and talks video games. </p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Lovecraft Country</strong></p> <p>Created by Misha Greene, and produced by JJ Abrams, and Jordan Peele production</p> <p>Today we will discuss the first episode titled, Sundown.</p> <p>(15:10 spoilers)</p> <p>Lovecraft Country</p> <p>2020 HBO Drama-Horror series adapted from a 2016 novel of the same name by author Matt Ruff. The story is about a young African American who travels across the U.S. in the 1950’s in search of his missing father</p> <p>Starring</p> <p>Jonathan Majors- Atticus Freeman</p> <p>Jurnee Smollett- Letita ‘Leti’ Lewis</p> <p>Courtney B. Vance- Uncle George Freeman</p> <p>Michael Kenneth WIlliams- Montrose Freeman</p> <p>First episode was a pretty solid opener. It did a good job of establishing the tone of 1950's America before going to H.P. Lovecraft on us. I really felt like this pilot episode was meant to be a LOTR Fellowship of the Ring type episode where Jonathan is Frodo and he leaves the safety of the shire, Chicago, to embark on a dangerous quest to fulfill his destiny. The beauty of this episode is that it transplants trolls, goblins, and Balrog’s for Jim Crow segregation and racism. Our heroes have to be quick, smart, and lucky in order to escape and make it to the safety of Lothlorien (Ardham, or that big mansion at the end of the episode). Really though I enjoyed the beginning because it becomes so crazy so quickly with War of the Worlds type dreams while fighting in the Korean War. Also, his conversation with the woman on the road about the Princess from Mars AKA JOhn Carter, is basically him.</p>
July 14, 2020
Who are the greatest NBA players of all time?
<p>Empty Seats is a weekly podcast that normally talks movies and TV show; however, this week with the start of the NBA season looming we discuss our greatest NBA players of all time</p>
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