It's Tim's birthday movie and this year he chose a childhood favorite: The Last Dragon. Leroy, a young martial arts master, is sent on a mission to find "the wisest man in the universe" in order to complete the last level of his training. This causes him to run in to local villains Eddie Arcadian and the Shogun of Harlem.

For this year's Oscar Edition of the Desert Goblin Movie Club we watched Best Picture nominee Poor Things (2023) because Oppenheimer was just too long to watch again and then podcast about.

Gordon and John reunite to pack up their father's video store after he disappears months earlier. They discover a board game with an accompanying video tape that appears to possibly be linked to their father's disappearance. The Goblins also discuss traumatizing movie scenes from their childhood.

After the death of his master, a young sorcerer, Galen, accompanies a group of men to rid their land of a dragon. Other stuff happens too.

WARNING: The first 25 minutes is our reaction to the new Crow trailer. Afterwards, we review the 2023 anthology horror film Cryptids!

In the early 80s Walter Hill (The Warriors) set out to make the perfect film. That film turned out to be Streets of Fire. Tom Cody returns home and sets out to find local rock star, and former lover, Ellen Aim after she is kidnapped by Raven (Willem Dafoe) and his gang.

Jason joins his friend Collin, his sister Summer, and their Dad and his girlfriend Lisa for a getaway at a cheap Craigslists rental in the middle of nowhere. They soon find themselves involved with a woman trying to feed her zombified family.

The title says it all. A movie about modern (at the time) vampires. A young, naive vampire is taken in by a group of experienced bloodsuckers while being hunted by THE Dr. Van Helsing (he'll tell you) and some unlikely allies.

The Goblins discuss their most anticipated movies of 2024.

It's Dana's 2nd birthday episode and this year she chose Cheats. A 2002 teen comedy about kids who...well...cheat. High school is coming to an end and they face new challenges.