How then heck did a movie filled to the brim with overdone cliches, shaky-at-best character motivations and downright absurd plot points still end up making nearly $2 billion in only a few weeks (and also actually being a pretty good movie)? Tonight, we’re diving deep into Avatar: The Way of Water, the much anticipated sequel to the literal highest grossing film of all time, James Cameron’s 2009 space opera epic, Avatar.

In this episode, we’re tackling the ethics and use cases for AI Art. Is it a valid art form on its own? Can it be used fairly and ethically by content creators? Is it straight up theft and does it actively hurt artists? Lunavite and The Neon Caster are on tonight as guests to talk about it!

In this episode, we’re looking back at the DCEU and analyzing why it hasn’t seen the kind of success overall that the MCU has and, now with James Gunn becoming Warner Brothers’ new Kevin Feige, how the future of the DCEU may just yet be saved.

In this episode, we’re looking at all that House of the Dragon has accomplished in their first season and then doing the same with Game of Thrones. We’ll determine once and for all: which show had the better inaugural season?

In this episode, we’re diving deep into The Handmaid’s Tale. How a novel written almost 40 years ago became a critically acclaimed TV show that is disturbingly relevant to today’s political climate, emotionally devastating a lot of the time and sometimes downright hard to watch. And finally, I’ll give you the rundown of all you need to know before watching My Hero Academia Season 6.

In this episode, we’re talking about the current state of Apex Legends ranked and why it’s just not as fun as it used to be. Then, I’m gonna try my best to explain all the confusing parts of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet. Some of it can to definitely make sense but some of it just straight up doesn’t. And finally, I’m going over all the things that make a good disaster movie. Sympathetic characters, imminent danger and much more.

In this episode, we’re taking it way back and talking about the mid-2000s reality series, Jersey Shore. Was it harmless entertainment or was has it aged like milk in 2022? Then we’re talking about The End is Nye, a new show about what apocalypse-level natural disasters would look like in this day and age, starring the one and only Bill Nye. And finally, we’re talking about toxic streamers and their communities. What does toxicity look like in the content creator community and what can we do about it?

In this episode, we’re reviewing the first episode of House of the Dragon. Is it a fresh renewal of a familiar world or is it dead on arrival due to the universal hate against its predecessor? Then, we’re talking about why Better Call Saul is arguably a better show than Breaking Bad and all of the things that made the show special. And finally, I’m going to bring you up to speed on all that you need to know about the events of the Marvel Cinematic universe before watching the new Disney+ series, She-Hulk.

In this episode, we’re talking about Snowfall, the crime drama set in the Crack epidemic of the early 1980s in Southside LA. Then we’re reviewing Nope and discussing the various themes I picked up from it in my viewing as well as themes across Black Trauma in Horror in general. And finally, we’re talking about all that has happened in Phase 4 of the MCU as well as what’s to come in Phase 4.

In this episode, we’re breaking down all of the things that make the perfect horror movie. Then we’re talking about The Boys, is it a brilliantly clever satire commenting on our society or over-the-top, on-the-nose and just plain ridiculous. And finally, we invite special guests Corvus Twig (@CorvusTwig) and Ibe (@IbeShoujo) on later to discuss Parasocial Relationships: When does fan adoration go too far?