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Christopher Nolan has quickly become one of the most prominent directors in Hollywood. With his stunning visuals and unorthodox nonlinear storytelling, audiences have become enthralled with his big budget movies. We take a look at Nolan’s filmography, sans The Dark Knight trilogy and discuss his new film, “Dunkirk”.

Matt Reeves takes us on another journey in the “Apes” universe, this time with Woody Harrelson and Steve Zahn joining the cast. We take a look at the two previous films and the film that started the franchise in 1968, “Planet of the Apes”. We shine the spotlight on John Chambers, the man who did the make-up in the original incarnation and how that set the path for a franchise.

Hollywood takes another crack at the Spider-Man franchise with “Spider-Man: Homecoming” this time with Sony and Marvel teaming up. We take a look at past incarnations of Peter Parker, so being very good, others being down right terrible. Find out where each one rates in this weeks episode.

Edgar Wright’s “Baby Driver” is killing at the box office, so we are discussing some of our favorite heist films. From Mark Wahlberg trying to steal gold from Edward Norton, to Jon Hamm trying to catch Ben Affleck and Jeremy Renner pulling off bank robberies in Charlestown, we discuss all in between. Also, we give out thoughts on the original 1991 film, “Point Break”.

The Autobots and Decepticons are back in theaters with the fifth installment of the Transformers franchise. We rundown all four films and give our thoughts on “Transformers: The Last Knight”. We also discuss the 1986 film, “The Transformers: The Movie” and why Peter Cullen is such an amazing voice actor.

“47 Meters Down” hits theaters this weekend and of course, shark movies have a certain negative stigma attached to them. We talk about a few shark movies that break the mold and some that fall into that familiar territory of so bad they are hard to watch. We also talk about the great John Williams and how the score of a film can add so much to a film.

We continue “Monster Week” discussing some of our favorite monster films, “An American Werewolf in London” and “The Fly”. With Universal kicking off their “Dark Universe” this week with Tom Cruise in “The Mummy” we rundown some of the specifics on the new film and discuss if it will be competition at the box office for DC’s “Wonder Woman”.

“The Monster Squad” is the epitome of a cult classic film; released in 1987 the film was directed by Fred Dekker. The horror comedy features a team up of young kids who take on a version of the Universal Monsters. Come sit down for an hour and a half as we take you through the film!

The DC Cinematic Universe has been hit and miss with fans and critics, well mainly miss. We rundown the current films that will gear us up for the upcoming “Justice League” film. We also give our thoughts on “Wonder Woman” that hit theaters this week and take a look at Ben Affleck’s career in this weeks “Cinema Spotlight.”

Keanu Reeves has had an up and down career, landing big roles like Neo in “The Matrix” but always has had a stigma attached to his name. In this episode we tackle the “John Wick” franchise and why it is one of the best franchises to date. We preview “Atomic Blonde” in anticipation for its July release and discuss the film, “The Matrix.