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We are under onus to you to deliver the good nerd news! This week we bring you news of HBO adding some mental health warnings to the start of some of their shows and also bringing you a Maniac Cop series by Nicolas Winding Refn, the news that no theater in America is going to show Ang Lee’s Gemini Man in the right format, and we close with Max imploring everyone to go see “The Lighthouse” this upcoming weekend.

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We’ve got quite some stuff for you this week, fans. Legendary comedian Rip Taylor has left us, Martin Scorsese has opinions, Netflix has cast an actual Welsh Corgi as Ein in their Cowboy Bebop adaptation, and Jaws the Board Game apparently doesn’t suck.

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We’re back with some neat stuff this week, fans. Dan’s got news about a “Recess” fan film and the return of the New York Times Bestseller’s list for Graphic Novels while Max has a review of the first episode of “Creepshow” and the announcement that classic “Twilight Zone” episodes are going to be shown in theaters this fall!

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We don’t actually do a lot of speaking of Oompa Loompas this episode. We do, however, talk about “The Boondocks” getting a new TV show, Kevin Smith releasing a documentary about making “Tusk” called “Walrus Yes!”, Indiana Jones maybe getting a fifth movie (or maybe not), and the control of “A Nightmare on Elm Street” has finally found its way back to the estate of Wes Craven where it belongs.

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This week we’ve got another fan submission, but first: Dan tells us about how Kickstarter might not be the best company to work for, Max tells us the exciting news about “Kung Fury 2”, Dan tells us the interesting news about the return of newspaper comic strip “The Far Side”, and Max rounds out the normal show with some discussion about the trailer for the reboot of “Are You Afraid Of The Dark”. Then we get to the fan submission: MoviePass is finally dead! The podcast’s nemesis has finally gone away for good. All of you who are tired of hearing us talk about how horrible they are can rejoice (we certainly are…).

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Not us, we’re still going to be the same old podcast you’ve always loved! This week Dan’s got news about Evolve Media’s Mandatory content network has terrible employment practices and Max has a review of the Doctor Sleep trailer. Then we close out the show with some discussion about Joker winning the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival which is something neither of us thought was going to happen but bodes well for the film come Awards Season.

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Dan did it again this week, he brought a story that Max was also planning to talk about but we were able to recover pretty well and Max found a cool 2nd story easily! We’ve got from Dan: Adult Swim adapting Junji Ito’s “Uzumaki” and Elon Musk discussing why SpaceX is better than NASA. From Max: A review of The Dark Crystal: Age Of Resistance and Richard Kelly possibly helming a Rod Serling biopic!

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This is a first for our show, after 89 episodes we have an entire episode brought to you at the request of our fans! Since Disney dropped a metric butt-load of news at the D23 Expo and our fans reached out to us on social media asking for our takes, we’ve dedicated our entire episode to Disney and Disney+ news. We’ve got Marvel, we’ve got Star Wars, and we’ve got traditional Disney movies as well!

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A sad beginning to our episode today, fans. Richard Williams, the animator behind Who Framed Roger Rabbit in addition to many other things, has passed on. Now we’ll never get to see his true vision for “The Thief And The Cobbler”. That’s Dan’s first story to open the podcast, then Max tells us about how good the “Rocko’s Modern Life” movie “Static Cling” was even if it was a bit shorter than he was expecting. Dan then takes us back to DCEU territory discussing how Warner seems committed to pooping on “Birds of Prey…” now by adding the director of “John Wick” as a second unit director. Max rounds us out with a none too positive review of the MonsterMania horror convention he attended this past weekend.

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Thanks indeed! This week Dan’s talking about Amazon’s home delivery and brick-and-mortar liquor stores, Max is talking about Amazon’s The Boys adaptation, Dan’s talking about Benioff and Weiss getting in on some Netflix action now that Game of Thrones is over, and Max rounds us out with some tabletop gaming news out of GenCon specifically about Abomination The Heir of Frankenstein. We then close with some fan submitted news that our favorite terrible company is back in the news again. What has MoviePass done this time? Listen in and we’ll tell you!Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should see? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!