Release the Kraken! Tonight on DVD Geeks, we'll look at two beloved '80s fantasy/adventure classics. First, Ray Harryhausen's final films as visual effects supervisor is a stop-motion feast for the eyes - "Clash of the Titans." Don't confuse this with the 2010 CGI remake - we're talking about a pre-"L.A. Law" Harry Hamlin as Perseus battling the most despicable creatures of the ancient world.

Following that, we'll take a more gentle journey with "The Neverending Story" - a film by Wolgang Petersen that transports a little boy into a fantastical world.

We'll also look at a quirky Paul Giamatti film called "Cold Souls" in which Giamatti plays himself only with the handicap of having his soul removed in order to tackle a challenging stage role.

Finally, we'll geek out over the latest Hayao Miyazaki creation "Ponyo" which is getting the delixe release treatment from Disney along with re-releases this week of some of his previous titles.

 All that plus the week's honorable mentions, "Geek Picks" and more - LIVE at 7pm Central only on Fearless Radio !

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Anticipating next month's return of ABC TV's "Flash Forward," we'll catch you up with all you need to know from the first half of season 1 in the two-disc DVD set that compiles the first 10 episodes. Need a refresher? The entire population of Earth blacks out for two minutes and sees the future - specifically April 2, 2010. The FBI coordinates an effort to find out who was behind the blackout while individuals struggle with the glimpses into their own futures.

Up next, we'll look at Steven Soderbergh's tale of corporate whistleblowing in the Matt Damon vehicle "The Informant!" We'll also spend a little time with the very dark revenge fantasy "Law Abiding Citizen" which pits Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler against each other as a man behind bars carries out heinous crimes against the legal system that failed him.

Finally, we'll get into the star-studded family drama "Everybody's Fine" in which Robert DeNiro sets off on a cross-country trek to reunite with his estanged family.

Not enough for you? OK, we may also dip into some Nazi Zombies and Vampires just for good measure.

All that and our weekly honorable mentions plus Geek Picks and more - listen NOW to the podcast or subscribe to all of our episodes at iTunes !

He's superfly, he's superbad - he's "Black Dynamite" and he's here to make the streets safe from the nefarious plots of THE MAN. Monday night on DVD Geeks we'll look at a clever send-up of the blaxploitation genre that looks like it could have been lost to the ages since 1974.

Next up, we'll serve up a small slice-of-life with Audrey Tatou's performance as fashion icon Coco Chanel in a film that explores her early love-life and budding career. "Coco Before Chanel" is a lush period piece set in turn-of-the-century France that present a woman who is far ahead of her time.

Finally, we'll look at Chris Rock's raucous documentary that attempts to find that truly is "Good Hair" and we'll catch up on a review of the relationship comedy "Couple's Retreat." You remember Ralphie from "A Christmas Story"? Yeah, he directed this one. We'll see how he did...

All that and more plus our weekly roundup of honorable mentions, Geek Picks and much more! Pick up the podcast now or head over to iTunes to subscribe !

Coming up on the next all new all LIVE DVD Geeks - we'll take a long, loving look at David Tennant's farewell legacy as Doctor Who with a five-disc set of special episodes.

Joining us will be Kylie Ireland who is not only a world-recognized uber-hot lady but also an uber-geek when it comes to all things "Who." She and our Televixen will dish on Tennant's goodbye and just what made him so appealing.

Going from one adventure to another, we'll look at the epic "Amelia" starring Hilary Swank and the doomed aviation pioneer.

Finally, we round out the episode with looks at other notable new releases like the fabulous "Zombieland" and Michael Jackson's swan song "This is It." All that plus Geek Picks and more - listen to the show HERE or subscribe to us at iTunes !