The heat of summer can't compare to the heat of hot lava as the CTC crew checks out Volcano. Plus new release news.

This week CTC takes a look back at the medieval action romance with modern rock music known as A Knight's Tale. Also we say goodbye to Peter Fonda and Richard Williams while also looking at the week's new releases.

After taking a week off CTC is back with the serial killer thriller The Mean Season. Also we have our new release news for home video and theaters.

CTC jumps back into the world of independent small to micro-budget films with Mike Finazzo's relationship examination Bored In The USA. Also new release news, celebrity obituaries, and a discussion of The Boys.

CTC is going back in the water to talk about Joe Dante's 1978 Jaws spoof Piranha. The toothy characters inspired a sequel from James Cameron and a remake from Alexandre Aja, director of Crawl. It's classic Roger Corman produced gold. Plus new release news.

This week the CTC crew dives in to a discussion of Jaws. Garvis2 recounts what it was like watching it in the theater on opening weekend while Garvis3 and Kayla discuss discovering it on TV and home video. Also new release news.

This week the CTC crew take a look at John Carpenter's classic suspense thriller Assault On Precinct 13. We also discuss new releases and celebrity deaths from the last week including a tribute to the late great Rip Torn.

For Independence Day weekend the CTC crew decided to take in The Patriot. We also discuss new releases and recent celebrity deaths and Garvis 2 reports on watching Avengers Endgame at the newly opened La Belle theater for only $4 a ticket.

This week Brett rejoins us to discuss Roger Corman's classic car race exploitation drive-in classic Death Race 2000. Plus new release news, celebrity deaths, and what have we watched recently. Also Brett tells us all about the Criterion channel.

There has been a race delay, a Death Race 2000 delay and after the discussion of what's new in home video and at theaters this week, Garvis 2 is flying solo with a review of the 1932 John Wayne western, The Big Stampede.