Evan Almighty is a 2007 classic and also the... sequel? to Bruce Almighty. We take a look at the film's plot and connections to the original film and also a look at the money that was involved... wow.

This episode is a little different. We take a look at the 1984 movie by Talking Heads called 'Stop Making Sense' and talk about why we like it so much as well as discuss other types of music movies and if we can even call these types of movies, movies.

We return to our Tim Burton discussion with the review of Alice in Wonderland, a really interesting adaptation of the classic tale. But is this property better suited for the Tim Burton treatment than Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

It's here, It's finally here. In this episode we take a look at Zack Snyder's Justice League, the highly anticipated directors cut of the 2017 film. But as you'll find out in the episode, it is much more than a directors cut.

Playing with Fire is a cinematic achievement, movies can stop now as we have done it, we have achieved cinematic perfection. In this episode we take a look at Playing with Fire brought to us by a family friendly John Cena. Warning: Contains Poopy Stuff!

In this episode we take a look at Jordan Peele's second film 'Us'. A critically acclaimed film that we have quite a few problems with. We take a deep dive into the film, exploring the themes and ideas of the movie and try to make sense of this confusing movie.

So......... we met Dave... and he is...... well, Dave. In this episode we take a look at the 2008 "classic" 'Meet Dave' we discuss the comedy, the performances and the concept of the film as a whole.

We end the Robert Zemeckis saga with 'Mars Needs Moms' one of the biggest bombs of all time, so bad that it shut down the entire company. We take a look at this 2011 CG animated film and find out if it is as bad as we think it is.

What better way to celebrate Christmas than talk about a once acclaimed director, and his weird obsession with CG motion capture animated movies.

In the series 1 finale we attempted to find the worst of the worst, and we think we have a pretty good contender, Holmes and Watson.