Superhero Stress

Schedule changes. Not only is it the ultimate nemesis of podcasting, but apparently movie watching as well. Phillip and Eric sit down to discuss all the latest release date changes for the all films for both Marvel Studios and DC/Warner Bros as well as Sony Pictures, as well as taking a look at the entertainment landscape and how we're consuming entertainment.

In times of isolation, the gang over at Superhero Stress holds a memorial for a movie that is not widely regarded by fans, but still fun to look back on. Join Phillip, Guy, and Eric as we revisit this often forgotten tale of Superhero cinema involving the first family from Marvel Comics, The Fantastic Four (specifically, the feature film from 2005 directed by Tim Story)

For the first time ever on Superhero Stress we decide to discuss a comicbook story! Joined by Eric and Joe, the crew take a dive into the world of DCEASED, written by Tom Taylor with art by Stefano Gaudiano, Trevor Hairsine and James Harren. A miniseries published by DC comics in 2019 exploring the breakout of a techno-organic virus that leaves the DC universe changed in more ways than one.

On this surprise episode of Superhero Stress, Phillip and Eric decided to follow along the watch party for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice with director commentary from Zack Snyder live from Vero. We discuss all the bits, pieces, and tidbits regarding the making of this movie.

Phillip, Eric, and Joe take a trip to the Stark Expo to discuss all the highs and lows of one of the often forgotten movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man 2 as it nears it's 10-year anniversary. From Mickey Rourke as Ivan Vanko to Don Cheadle as War Machine, we take a look at all the facets of this movie that laid the groundwork for future movies going forward.

On this special episode of Superhero Stress, we come together to celebrate 30 years of Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles (the movie from 1990) Phillip is joined by Jeremy Lloyd and Guy Milks from The Dark Tower Radio to dive deep underneath New York City to hang out with out favorite shell-shocked heroes from the early 90's,

Phillip, Eric and Joe take a drive in the newly revealed Batmobile from Matt Reeves 'The Batman'! Also, we take a look at the new trailer for Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, the latest venture in the DC animated universe that started with Justice League: War

Phillip, Eric, and Joe reunite to discuss why set photos paint the narratives they do, following the release of numerous set photos revolving around the production of The Batman, and also ask the question: Why was Harley Quinn's first season only 13 episodes long?

Harley Quinn has returned to the big screen and this time she's had to make some interesting alliances to get out alive. Phillip and special guest Lisa from the 'I Love That Movie' podcast take a trip to Gotham's East End to see what kind of mayhem ensues within 'Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

Surprise! The Batsuit for 'THE BATMAN' has been revealed, which means Phillip and Eric slide down the bat-pole and have come together to discuss this delicious reveal from director Matt Reeves and the actor in the title role, Robert Pattinson. 'The Batman' flies into theaters June 25th, 2021.

Phillip is joined once again by the dynamic duo of The Dark Tower Radio Podcast, Jeremy Lloyd and Guy Milks, to embrace and rejoice in the last ten years of superhero films by discussing their top 5 most memorable superhero movies of the last decade.

Phillip and Eric come back to catch up on all the latest trailers and shows with anything cape and cowl related. Some Good, some bad, some new, some old. We cover a lot of ground, embrace the past, and talk the future.

The Doomsday Clock has struck midnight, and with that Phillip and Guy reunite to discuss the last three episodes of HBO's WATCHMEN series with some tidbits and tangents throughout. Enjoy!

From the Outer Rim comes an episode of Superhero Stress that goes to a galaxy far, far, away... Phillip is joined by Eric and Kevin to celebrate, discuss, and dissect Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker and how this Saga has (seemingly) come to an end.

Happy holidays from us at Superhero Stress! On this jolly episode, Phillip is joined by Justin Kowalski to celebrate and reminisce on the 1992 Christmas sequel, BATMAN RETURNS. Directed by Tim Burton starring Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito Michelle Pfeiffer, and Christopher Walken with the score once again provided by Danny Elfman.

Phillip and Eric come together to break down and gush over the new trailer for WONDER WOMAN 1984 while also reviewing the first three episodes of Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Phillip and are Eric have been blessed this season with a teaser for WONDER WOMAN 1984 as well as taking a deep dive within the new trailer for Marvel Studios long awaited Black Widow as well as taking time to discuss Black Adam and Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

Phillip and Guy return to discuss the events from episodes 4-6 of HBO's runaway hit 2019 television series WATCHMEN from Damon Lindelof. As the series progresses so does our enthusiasm for it's existence, themes, and characters. Here we break down Lady Trieu, Looking Glass's origin and also the reveal of Hooded Justice and his part to play in this story.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Superhero Stress returns to celebrate the fourth entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Thor. Phillip is joined by host of the Dark Tower Radio, Jeremy Lloyd, to revisit celebrate and discuss why the first Thor movie is still such a valuable movie in the enormous canvas of comicbook films that are present today.

On the this episode, Phillip, Eric, and Joe come together to show their support for the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement as things begin to show signs of hope for the much debated directors cut of DC/WB's live-action incarnation of JUSTICE LEAGUE.