Resident Evil 9: Requiem Review | Fully Infected!!

Meddling Nerds! | Scooby-Doo (2002) Movie Review

Zoinks! This week on Nerds Against Normality, we’re reviewing Scooby-Doo (2002), the live-action comedy directed by Raja Gosnell and written by James Gunn, starring Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini, and Rowan Atkinson. Does Scooby-Doo still hold up, or is it just pure early-2000s nostalgia? We break down the plot, the performances, the surprisingly weird humour, the monster designs, and why Matthew Lillard might genuinely be the perfect Shaggy. Plus, in our “One Thing” segment, Ben answers the most important question ever asked on this podcast: Would you rather fight 100 human-sized Godzillas… or one normal-sized Godzilla? Expect chaos, nostalgia, bad takes, and way too much discussion about Scooby Snacks.

This Podcast Is So Fetch | Mean Girls (2004) Review

This week on Nerds Against Normality, we’re reviewing Mean Girls (2004), the iconic teen comedy directed by Mark Waters and written by Tina Fey, starring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert. Nearly 20 years later, does Mean Girls still hold up as one of the greatest high school comedies ever made, or has the hype finally faded?   Join Harry, Ben, and Vic as they dive into the savage world of The Plastics, teenage politics, unforgettable one-liners, and the chaos of North Shore High. We break down the film’s best characters, funniest moments, quotable dialogue, and why Regina George remains one of cinema’s greatest villains. From the Burn Book to “On Wednesdays we wear pink,” we discuss why Mean Girls became such a massive pop culture phenomenon.   As always, the episode kicks off with our “One Thing” segment, and this week it was Vic’s pick. She talks about the new medical drama The Pitt and whether it lives up to the hype before we head straight into the main review.   Expect laughs, nostalgia, hot takes, and absolute nonsense as the gang tackles one of the most beloved comedy films of the 2000s.   If you love movie reviews, comedy podcasts, cult classics, 2000s films, or just want to relive the madness of Mean Girls, this episode is for you.   Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and wherever you get your podcasts.

Too Old For This Pod! | Lethal Weapon Review | Does It Still Hold Up?

Lethal Weapon (1987) Review! This week on Nerds Against Normality, we dive into Richard Donner’s iconic buddy-cop action classic starring Mel Gibson as Martin Riggs and Danny Glover as Roger Murtaugh. From explosive shootouts and chaotic car chases to the unforgettable chemistry between Riggs and Murtaugh, we break down why Lethal Weapon became one of the defining action movies of the 1980s.   We discuss the film’s brutal action scenes, dark humour, emotional moments beneath the madness, and the supporting cast including Gary Busey’s Mr. Joshua. Is Lethal Weapon still one of the greatest buddy-cop films ever made? Does Riggs remain one of cinema’s most unpredictable action heroes? And how well does the film hold up nearly 40 years later?   Expect spoilers, ridiculous tangents, plenty of laughs, and all the usual Nerds Against Normality chaos as we revisit one of the most influential action thrillers ever made.   If you love classic action movies, 80s cinema, Mel Gibson films, Danny Glover movies, Die Hard-style action, or nostalgic movie reviews, this episode is for you.

Resident Evil 9: Requiem Review | Fully Infected!!

Hosts Harry, Ben and guest Nathan deliver a spoiler-heavy review of Resident Evil 9: Requiem, breaking down Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy’s contrasting playstyles, key set pieces, and the game’s blend of slow horror and high-octane action. They discuss story strengths and weaknesses, boss design, technical performance, bugs, replayability, and even run a fun hypothetical cast for a live-action Resident Evil project. Catch new episodes every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts from.

Disney Princess Debate | Vic Vs Harry | One Big Fallout!

In this episode of Nerds Against Normality, Harry and Vic go head-to-head in a Disney Princess Debate — building full governments using heroines from animated Disney movies. Each of us drafts a full cabinet: Defence. Economy. Culture. Foreign Affairs. Prime Minister. Simple enough… until we start tearing each other’s picks apart. Some choices make perfect sense. Others would ruin a country in about a week. Bad decisions. Questionable logic. Absolute chaos. So — who actually builds the better government?