It's almost all movie talk this week as EJ watches Freelance, Killers of the Flower Moon, and Cellular. He taps out on the Evil Dead remake because he's too easily frightened. Plus, a few words about Matthew Perry and Richard Moll.

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This week there are positive feelings about Mario Wonder and measured enthusiasm for Gen V. A podcast feud simmers. And then the Franchise Report looks at Army of Darkness (a perfect movie) and the Jason Statham Film Festival gets to the almost Statham-less (but excellent) Collateral.

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This week, EJ talks about the passing of the great Keith Giffen and about meeting the great John Hodgman. The Franchise Report gives up on Underworld and switches to Evil Dead and the Jason Statham Film Festival takes a look at the Italian Job.

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The Jason Statham Film Festival welcomes its first guest as Rachel Hadaway (Rachel's Chart Chat) stops by to talk about Statham's first starring role. We talk about the three rules of transporting, an absolute greasy boy fight, how Frank Martin is like both Jim Gaffigan and Daredevil, Canadian streaming services, and so much more. It's fun!

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This week, EJ is disappointed by The Creator, moved by Daredevil, and bored by Rise of the Lycans. The Jason Statham Film Festival gets to Mean Machine, a soccer-themed remake of The Longest Yard plus EJ's live reaction to the first trailer for The Beekeeper.

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This week, EJ checks in on Expend4bles and wants everybody to stop asking Martin Scorsese about Marvel movies. Then, he watches another Underworld movie and the Jason Statham Film Festival reaches an important turning point with The One (2001).

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Still reveling from a bronze medal performance in bar trivia, EJ talks about a couple of recent celebrity(ish) deaths and then the Jason Statham Film Festival continues with John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars, a movie that is not very good but also rocks.

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This week, EJ talks about some pop culture things that make him cry before heading back to the Jason Statham Film Festival for 2000's Turn It Up! It's not a great or even good movie, but it's got Statham's first onscreen fight so it's an important historical document.

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This week, we've got some TV recommendations, many of which are animated shows. Then the Franchise Report lets us down with the first Underworld but the Jason Statham Film Festival delights with 2000's Snatch. It's great!

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Finally, we begin the Jason Statham Film Festival, the complete review of every one of his movies. We start with Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, a delightful dirtbag crime comedy that birthed the legend. We also wrap up Tremors and EJ talks about sex scenes in movies. Yeah, that's the guy you want to hear weigh in on matters of eroticism.

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