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Alex Fletcher joins the guys to mull over the future of DC films at the dawn of the James Gunn era, and why Superman is both the most filmed and least nailed superhero of them all.

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Things get real nerdy as the guys dig into RPG philosophies and go over Al's full adaptation of KOTOR 2.

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Al and John do some grousing about the new season of THE MANDALORIAN and brainstorm a dozen or so ideas for Star Wars shows Disney could make to save the brand.  Or perhaps destroy it from within.  The assignment is not 100% clear.

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John and Al dig into the cult classic sequel to Bioware's smash foray into the Star Wars universe, a complex, downbeat, often brilliant but incomplete deconstruction of all things The Force.

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John and Al talk about the iconic beginning, ending, and score of Carpenter's slasher classic, as well as the subtle art of movie virginity.

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Brett Blake returns to talk over the grand debut of Phase 5 of the MCU.

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Chris Prentice returns to rank and discuss the action movies of the post-Cold War, pre-9-11 decade, a mythical time when you could rip off DIE HARD with impunity and hijack planes like it was nothing.  An age of wonder, when villains were Eurotrash, Anthony Hopkins was a Mexican, Van Damme was a Cajun, Vancouver was the Bronx, and Keanu was absolutely everywhere.

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Dan Shea returns to talk about Carpenter's first "real" movie, the no-budget, no-mercy siege movie ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13

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John and Al talk over the HBO series seeming to break the curse of video game adaptations, and what other titles could follow suit.

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Thor Klippert returns to defend John Carpenter's debut film, the chintzy ALIEN/OFFICE SPACE mash-up DARK STAR