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Welcome to Artificial Entertainment's Summer of Love, a 3-month-long celebration of not just one film that is near and dear to our hearts, but entire subjects, entire franchises, and entire controversies.

First up, and to celebrate the release of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, we delve into the Indiana Jones franchise; and spend some time ruminating on why Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was such a formative film for our host, Josh Laukaitis. We also discuss one of the hottest films in theaters at the time of recording, Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse. It's an episode full of action, mysticism, history, and best of all: punching Nazis in their stupid friggin' faces.

Cover Art By Josh Laukaitis

Editing by Tyler Yahne

At last, the moment you've all been waiting for! After a 2 month hiatus, Artificial Entertainment is back at the 11th hour to close out the month of May with a rousing episode covering the 1997 film "Mouse Hunt", a movie forgotten by some and utterly ignored by others. Is more than meets the eye in this dark comedy? Did audiences give it a fair shake? You are about to find out. Also, we talk about the cinema landscape of early May something that, if you look at the release date of this episode, you'll realize is almost useless now. It's an episode of uncertainty, sadistic humor, Quibblers (whatever those are), Guardians, and of course good old-fashioned fun. Jump in and check it out!

Cover Art by Josh Laukaitis

Editing by Tyler Yahne

This is the tale of Mason, Unofficial CEO, and Cohost of Artificial Entertainment. Fabulous powers were revealed to him the day he held aloft a magical VHS copy of 1987's "Masters of the Universe" at a New Jersey Blockbuster and said, "Let's bring this home for Movie Night!" With that, he became He-Fan, the most annoying fan in the universe. Only two others share this secret: his friends 'Stache-At-Arms and Twyldor. Together they defend the Legacy of Cannon films from the evil forces of Bad Business Practices and Pop Culture Erasure!

Cover Art by Josh Laukaitis

Editing By Tyler Yahne

New year, new you, new me, NEW EPISODE!

Cover Art by Josh Laukaitis

Summer is over... and most of autumn too. Tyler, Josh and Mason are finally back from hiatus this week taking on 1986's "True Stories" directed by David Byrne of the Talking Heads.  It's a tale that takes us deep into the heart of Texas and the wholesome daily lives of the people of Virgil as they prepare for the "Celebration of Specialness" and in a way I suppose you could say this episode is our own kind of celebration. Birth, death, and rebirth all in one. Mason overshares too, but this time it was on doctors orders, so I don't know what to tell you. Anyways, grab a cowboy hat, swing your steering wheel around and jump on in! 

This month, we're flying deep into the Danger Zone to talk about new releases like Top Gun: Maverick, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, and the Bob's Burgers Movie. We also discuss the finer intricacies of the Santa Clause franchise and uncover shocking revelations about every one's favorite Christmas film: Jack Frost! Also we talk about our main film this month, Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro which is... it's nice. 

It's an episode full of twists, turns, shame, and actors who portrayed Batman in the 1990's! How do they all fit into this? Jump in and find out!

This episode, Artificial Entertainment starts with a 'Z'! At least that's what Mason keeps saying, adding to the growing pile of evidence that he is in fact illiterate. We're talking about 1998's The Mask of Zorro and asking the hard questions, like how could you bring back a property like this today? How come this film succeeded and The Lone Ranger failed? Did Antonio Banderas and Sir Anthony Hopkins have a passionate tango scene that was cut from the final film? We also delve into Hollywood's recent obsession with Multiverses, namely in the form of films Everything, Everywhere, All At Once, and of course, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. 

There might be a universe where you don't listen to this episode, but trust me, it's a better universe if you do.