Franchise Fatigue

This week we are joined by our pal Sam Dodson for another mega-length episode exploring the Russo Bros. epic tragedy.

A bold, thrilling, and ultimately heartbreaking chapter of the MCU, that went places we could never have expected or imagined.

This week we travel to Wakanda to discuss Ryan Coogler's Black Panther. And to help us with that we are joined by Emmanuel Noisette from E-Man's Movie Reviews!

We have a long, in-depth discussion on what is one of the MCU's most ambitious films.

You can follow Emmanuel at...

https://www.emansmoviereviews.com/

This week we are joined by Quentin Irey from Common Candor to talk about Thor: Ragnarok. A film that took the flagging Thor series in a wild, fun new direction.

While the film's entertainment value is beyond doubt, does this new direction undermine the character's dramatic core?

You can find Quentin's work at...

https://commoncandor.com/

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This week we are joined by Drew Dodgen of the Celcast to talk about Spider-Man's first solo film in the MCU. A delightful, John Hughes inspired romp, Homecoming gives us yet another excellent cinematic take on the classic character.

This week we are joined by Josh Mesker to explore about this divisive sequel to the 2014 smash hit. While Vol. 2 boast some of the most emotionally effective bits in the MCU, does the rest of it quite live up to its predecessor?

After taking a long break from the MCU during the month of October, we are back with Scott Derrickson's Doctor Strange!

A thoughtful and emotional character piece that introduces us into the fantastical world of The Master of the Mystic Arts.

This week we wrap up the tour latest series with Wes Craven's final film, Scream 4.

A return to form for the franchise after the disappointing Scream 3. While it might not quite reach the heights of the first film, this one still has plenty of the charm, scares and clever commentary that made us love the series in the first place.

This week we talk about the least popular film of the series, Scream 3.

This week we talk about the first sequel to Wes Craven's classic spin on the slasher genre. Scream 2 is a worthy sequel that has the same fun, scariness and great characters that made the first one so great.

For the month of October we will be taking a break from the MCU to explore Wes Craven's Scream series!

Scream burst onto the scene in 1996 and gave new life to the then-stagnated horror genre. Does it still provide the same level of fresh commentary on the genre and genuine scares as it did at the time? We certainly think so!