This week, Clark kicks off another series spotlighting director/composer collaborations by examining the scores composer Howard Shore has penned for director David Cronenberg. You'll hear music from Scanners, Videodrome, The Fly, Dead Ringers, Naked Lunch, M. Butterfly, Crash, eXistenZ, Spider, A History of Violence, Eastern Promises, and A Dangerous Method.

Facebook is wooing Mac with cardboard skulls from Out of the Woods. Erich catches up with The Muppets and their Wanderlust. Dave is underwhelmed by news from E3 and gets brain poisoning from two Thai fight movies. Plus! Senseless slaughter, Strange and unusual airplanes, and Memorable vans.

Patrick and Erich are the Knights who say "F This!" Join our dynamic duo, as the purchase a shuddery, estimate the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow, slay vorpal bunnies, and fart in your general direction.

The tragically hip Northerners tackle the good, bad, and ugly of the bleak, bent, twisted world of horror and sci-fi filmmaker and lover of all things Lovecraft; Stuart Gordon.

This week, Clark offers musical selections from live-action fairy tales. You'll hear pieces from Beauty and the Beast, The Dark Crystal, Big Fish, Enchanted, The NeverEnding Story, Willow, The Brothers Grimm, Pan's Labyrinth, and Snow White and the Huntsman (which is also reviewed).

Michael and Melissa are on hand to run down your week in entertainment options; review Men in Black III, Idris Elba's Luther, and Darren McGavin's classic Kolchak: The Night Stalker; preview Ridley Scott's Prometheus; eulogize Richard Dawson; and discuss matters of global importance like the overexposure of Snow White and the media's obsession with celebrity outings.

Jon really doesn't like A Game of Thrones, Kev is torn on Dragon's Dogma, and they both dig the latest in the Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon series, Future Soldier. The boys pour one out for 38 Studios, creators of the awesome Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, probably known from here on out as Schilling's folly. And yes, there's a desert island disc-style question.

Michael overdoses on classic Saturday morning cartoons, with a Joe Dante Gremlins chaser. Mac debriefs the Castle finale and dines on vintage Doctor Who cheese. Erich gets his Donnie Darko on and subsequently develops teenage superpowers. Dave catches up on the world of Sherlock, while managing to Curb his enthusiasm for Larry David. Plus! Casting the new Fantastic Four, Cartoons you loved as a kid but despise as an adult, An in-depth analysis of Encyclopedia Brown, Favorite TV themed breakfast cereal, Insanity at cinematic rock concerts, Deadly appliances, and Animal cruelty. Please remember to give generously to DVD Verdict's new charity "Protecting Our Children from Deadly Refrigerators."

Come quietly, as Patrick and Mark take on Detroit's last best hope for law enforcement -- Robocop. Dead or alive, you will listen to this hour of internet radio. Your move, creep.

This week, the boys from above the 49th tackle the good, bad, and ugly of the darkly comedic John Landis!