In this episode we recorded quite a while back, we discuss Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and Joel Schumacher's 8mm, which ended up being strangely relevant given his recent passing. RIP Joey Shoes!

In this episode we have another new guest on, our friend Brandon, and together we cover the movies Firebirds (1990) and Seeking Justice (2011).

We're back, this time reviewing the Humanity Bureau (2018) and Trespass (2011). Zach couldn't make it to this one, as he was out picketing for a political cause, but we do have a very special guest. Tune in to find out who it is!

Here at last: Two movies you've heard of! Well, to be honest, this version of a Christmas Carol is probably one you haven't seen and will have a hard time finding if you want to. But we've also got the sequel to National Treasure, complete with a presidential kidnapping and all.

It's a battle between Inconceivable (2017) and 211 (2018). And it's a rough one. A woman who donated her eggs stealing back her children, and a bunch of cops in a shoot out with bank robbers. Both sound interesting right? Well, uh, listen I guess and find out.

Additionally, we have leaked audio from a secret recording of the hosts off mic. What is revealed is truly shocking.

It's time for the match up no one was waiting for, 1993's Amos and Andrew vs 2018's Looking Glass. Amos and Andrew also stars Samuel L Jackson, in one of his less remembered roles. Looking Glass is about a creepy voyeur who actually kinda existed.

The G-Force Gang is shouted out again, with Mike giving his newest updates, and we have a rollicking good time discussing movies that are not well remembered.

It's fascists vs a retired CIA agent with dementia today on Cage/Fight, which actually sounds like the set up for a far more entertaining movie than either of these were. In Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001) Cage plays an Italian soldier during Italy's occupation of Greece in WWII. In Dying of the Light (2014) he plays a rogue CIA agent with dementia, trying to get back at the man who tortured him. In our world, Dave is getting on our nerves and may be fired any day now, but we can look past that as we have our jolly banter about these two forgotten... gems? What's the opposite of a gem?

Finally, the BEES!!!! It's time for Sonny (2001), Nicolas Cage's directorial debut, vs the Wicker Man (2006), a film you've no doubt heard of. This is a fun one, especially if you weren't forced to watch Sonny in preparation for it.

G-Force Gang drop now available on our YouTube channel!

It's finally here: the episode where we tackle the immortal family film G-Force! It goes up against the action thriller Stolen (2012), which has an iconic campy villain. We ramble, we rant, we rave, we live, we laugh, we LOVE. Give it a listen.

We're back with our least on topic episode yet! But let's be honest here, do you actually listen to hear about movies you're never gonna see anyways, or do you listen to hear our beautiful voices? This time we discuss Ghost Rider (2007) and Pay the Ghost (2015). One is a movie you may well have seen. One is a movie no one has ever seen. Also, we talk about Star Wars for like 15 minutes, so that's fun.