Case is joined by Scott Thomas , of The Infinity Podcast, to reflect on the troubled production that led to an amazing but tragic comic book adaptation, The Crow.

To tackle the flawed adaptation of Alan Moore's earliest influential comic, V for Vendetta, Case brings on artist and comics fan, Wade McComas. Can they find meaning in the land of do as you please?

Another Pass crosses over with the Men of Steel podcast (OK, it was supposed to be a back-door pilot that got delayed)! Jmike Folson joins Case to discuss a Superman movie that had a lot o potential but didn't quite nail it.

Playwright and performer, Ashley Griffin, joins Case to discuss the dark but fascinating 80s entry in the Oz franchise.

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Case is joined by Tom Obrzut to continue their discussion on the Highlander franchise, this time with the third in the series. Arguably the best of the sequels, but that is a low bar. Can they beat it into shape or is the series doomed to find that “there can be only one” good film in the series?

The doctor is in the house for this special 50th episode. Dr. Tom Obrzut joins Case to look back at first Highlander movie, a low budget cult classic than spawned a surprisingly vast franchise.

John Carter was an infamously flawed film that destroyed careers. Too bad that Case isn’t here to give it Another Pass. Good thing Matt and MJ could take time off Reignite to give it the once over!

MJ Bradley-Lestrange takes a detour from the Reignite Podcast to discuss the less popular second movie of the nostalgia driven musical franchise, Grease 2.

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Holden McNeely from the "Wizard and the Bruiser" podcast joins Case to look at the second of the three-way tie for worst Fantastic Four movie of the 21st century. 

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Case is joined by author and pop-culture historian, Alan Kistler, to revisit Fox’s failed relaunch of the Fantastic Four franchise. With a project this infamously unsuccessful, can they find the hidden potential?