Fresh Hell 4 — Future War

Good times. Bad Movies.

The movie: Future War

Episode guest: Lauren Beukes

The Highlights: Robots with mustaches, The Beard of Alan Moore, Dinosaurs, Thumbs, Guns, Nuns, and Flannel. So much flannel.

http://freshhell.libsyn.com/webpage/4-future-war

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