The Marvel Cinematic Universe seems like a foregone conclusion now, but the launch of this series of films could have been derailed several times but instead was pulled off perfectly as: Iron Man. Case has Geoff Moonen back on to revel in how successful a movie it was.

As we exit a winter that wasn't, Case has audio/visual professional, David Stewart (GeeklyInc), on to talk about Hollywood's most infamous global warming movie, Waterworld! Can they plot the course to dry land or is this ship doomed to sink?

Does anyone really know what anyone wants? Case has Michael and Andrea Richter on to discuss the charming but dated comedy vehicle for Mel Gibson, “What Women Want?” Can they get to the bottom of this? The only way to find out is to tune in (unless you’re a mind reader).

Case has pop culture historian, Alan Kistler, back on to talk about the first attempt at relaunching Doctor Who and introducing it to an American audience. You know, the one that didn't work out: The 1996 TV-Movie. Do they have ideas? You betcha! Did Alan kind of already put something together? Also, yes! Check it out!

Case has Geek Elite Media’s own Mitch Punpayuk on to whip the worst of the worst into shape, DC’s Suicide Squad! Will they reform the film or will their heads explode in the process?

Check out Mitch’s stuff: https://www.geekelitemedia.com/

The Real Movie Critic, Hans Martin Jr., is here to talk about the film that launched the most successful parade of pugilistic picture-shows, Rocky! Can Case go the distance with him to rattle off all the ways it could have gone wrong, but came around to win in spite of itself?

MJ Bradley-Lestrange takes a break from her myriad projects to mull over one of this season’s Holiday movies, “A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish”. Can they bring tidings of comfort and joy to this mediocre musical?

Case is surrounded by Matts as both Matthew Ryan Limerick and Matt Storm (aka DJ Stormageddon) come on the pod to talk about “Spice World”. Will they tell you what you want, what you really really want? Tune in!

Case has sci-fi author, Peter Smith, to discuss the controversial adaptation of one of the foundational works in modern science fiction, Dune. Are they prescient enough to to find ways to improve the film? Only the Kwisatz Haderach knows!

The 1986 film “Labyrinth” is a classic for good reason. It’s a great movie, but not a flawless one, and Case has brought back Ashley Griffin to analyze those issues.

Find Ashley at her website:

www.ashleygriffinofficial.com

And Twitter:

@ashleyjgriffin