"I may be chubby, but I'm quick."

This week we're going to celebrate the opening of Disney's Jungle Cruise by talking about an earlier attempt to adapt a beloved theme park staple: The Country Bear Jamboree! Stephen gives us an in-depth history of the Jamboree itself, we discuss our mutual love of both Christopher Walken and Stephen Tobolowski, and Brett has a lot of questions about how this bear-centric universe operates!

Listen to Kevin Perjurer's interview with Terri Hardin in the Defunctland podcast here: https://apple.co/3llHK5J

"Men who crave power look back over the mistakes of their lives, pile them all together, and call it 'destiny.'"

By the power of Greyskull, we have arrived to talk about this movie, based on a cartoon, based on a toy. We'll discuss the interesting history of Cannon Films, the careers of Dolph Lundgren and Courteney Cox, and we both lose some nerd cred by revealing just how much we really cared about He-Man. 

"You see, if the Train of Death doesn't kill him, then those crates of TNT will. Not to mention the two ton anvil hanging over his head, and—Oh, look. There's the Pendulum of Doom! What's the Pendulum of Doom doing here?! I did not order the Pendulum of Doom! It's overkill! Get rid of it!"

Sufferin' Succotash! In honor of Space Jam and its "New Legacy" releasing this week we're going to talk about the other live-action hybrid Looney Tunes film! We'll discuss the Brendan Frasier of it all, Stephen gushes about his love for Joe Dante some more, and we discover... is this movie better than Space Jam, actually? 

"Don't worry, death's not that bad..."

In honor of the release of Marvel's Black Widow, this week we're going to discuss Marvel's first foray into a female-led superhero franchise! We'll discuss Jennifer Garner's obvious reluctance to do this movie, its complete disregard of the source material, and our slow, Lovecraftian descent into madness as we realize just how bad this film is!

"If vengeance is all you seek, you will never be able to save mankind. Fight this war with me, not for one man but for the whole world... Mr. President."

This week, we celebrate America's Birthday with our first ever returning guest: author and creator of The Endless Elsewhere Podcast, Mr. J.P. Leck! 

We'll discuss how historically accurate this movie actually is, book versus movie adaptations, and Stephen finds some interesting tangents to dive into. 

You can find Joseph and his work at the links below! 

• Website: endlesselsewhere.com

"People shouldn't root around in their past. Some things are best left forgotten."

In honor of Mr. Diesel's new Fast & Furious film release, this week we're going to talk about his attempt at bringing his Dungeons & Dragons character to the big screen! We'll discuss the disaster of a script, the career of Mr. Diesel himself, and Brett's complete heartbreak over how good this movie could have been. 

"Is that what you're trying to do? Ruin my life and make me look like a freakin' idiot?!"

On this episode, we get together with musical artist and long-time friend Sean Rose to truly embrace the awkwardness. We discuss the cultural phenomena this movie was, the warm hug of nostalgia this movie produces for Brett and Sean, and Stephen tries his best to find a deeper meaning buried within it all. 

You can find Sean and all his music below!

Instagram: @s.ro.ep3s

Sean Rose on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3xqQNVB

The Ep3s on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3xrZuiy

The Ep3s on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Ep3s-244277466243486/

"Well, now, I bring all sorts of plusses to the table. I hardly ever bluff and I never ever cheat."

This week we shuffle up and deal while we talk about this classic 90's western. We'll discuss Brett's surprising nostalgia for this film, fall deep down the Academy Awards rabbit hole once again, and spend an unhealthy amount of time dissecting that final round of the poker tournament.

"If you go looking for answers, you just might find them."

This week, we're exploring family curses with author and illustrator, Cat Scully! We discuss our appreciation for James Wan and Leigh Whannell, how much this film influenced Cat's writing, and how much we're ready for #HotWerewolfSummer! 

You can find all of Cat's work at the links below:

Website: catherinescully.com

And make sure you order Cat's novel Jennifer Strange from Copper Dog Books in Beverly, MA (just like we did!): https://www.copperdogbooks.com/book/9781949140057 

"Holmes, remember what I always taught you: control your emotions or they will be your downfall."

We're on the case this week with another ramble filled discussion about a film that had a lot going for it! We'll discuss the Sherlock Holmes character and his numerous pop culture portrayals, Barry Levinson and his incredible run, and go on more tangents than you can shake a meerschaum pipe at! The game is afoot, indeed!