Brandon, Joe, and Allan are joined by Rodney and Dianna Shiflett from BeyondCon. They get things rolling with a few ideas and opinions about the new Joker movie that is going to be a musical. Then, they all get into the experience of hosting events like and Beyond Con and the convention experience.

Brandon, Alissa, Joe, and Allan take a quick look at the quirky new low budget movie "Hundreds Of Beavers" and are reminded that silly and cheesy is still a lot of fun. Jeremy Veldman from the Memphis Astronomical Society joins the crew to educate everyone on the amazing eclipse taking place on Monday.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan are joined by Allie Diggs for a deep look at the new horror release Late Night With The Devil". This movie delivers a surprising level of complex movie making and does it without a massive budget or huge CGI scenery.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan start off with chatting about the upcoming conventions and all the great things to do. The they interviews with film maker Patrick Reynolds about his new release "Hendrie" and actor Davis Dastmalchian about his roles on the big screen.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan are joined by Allie Diggs as they say a sad farewell to the groundbreaking and innovative media creation company Rooster Teeth. Their legacy will live in on. Next, Brandon and Allie let everyone know that Dune 2 delivers on everything that was promised in Dune 1. It is a wonderful blend of visual storytelling, cinematography, and special effects.

Joe and Brandon are joined by the outstanding Ned Canty from Opera Memphis. There is a rousing discussion about ancient gods and modern super heroes, villainy, and immortal passions. All of this leading up to the new production of La Calistro that can best be summed up as a rather dark romantic comedy. They wrap up by looking forward to a few upcoming movies.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan welcome Denise Hager and Wes Kinslow from Mid-South Con, the oldest sci-fi convention in the Mid-South. The conversation is all about what happens at these types of entertainment venues. Gaming is a major part, but there is also lots of costuming and panels about topics from the outlandish to hard science.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan are out on location this week. Brandon has lots of concerns over the upcoming movies coming out from Sony and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Do we have super movie fatigue? The the guys discuss just how hard it is to be an actor crossing over to music.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan are all ready for better movies and their friend David Dastmalchian is bringing "Late Night With The Devil" to the screen. It has a serious 70s vibe looking at late night interview shows. The guys have high expectations. Of course, they have to talk about the "Big Game" and the part they like, mostly, the commercials. With a long history of interesting side entertainment, we will see what we get this year.

Brandon, Joe, and Allan are all taken back by the sudden passing of Carl Weathers. His career spanned decades and got the guys thinking about truly muscle driven movies. While some have been much better than others, it can not be denied their massive impact at the box office and later in viewership on late night T.V.. They wrap up with a few words about gaming and how it has overtaken the movies in sales.