Lot to like here, but the lead actor isn't one of them.

Using the tried and true formula of big ol monsters and super powered humans we have a delightful trip into a not so super Japanese hero. In order to really grasp the combat we invite on a monster of a man, Joe Coleman, to breakdown the neck breaking.

Takuya has to deal with an imposter Spider-Man creating bad publicity that the fake news is all to happy to exploit.

CHANGE LEOPARDON!

Ray Wise out here showing how actors should be actin in super hero movies. Mostly underwhelming, but at 90 minutes you can't go wrong!

Hop aboard the nostalgia wave and peel back the layers of pewmaman. A very good movie only a few edits away from being a perfect movie.

That's right, this movie takes notes from Karate Kid and adds two heaps of racism to it's antagonist.

Good fun

Bringing in a werewolf expert to talk about the various species of wolf men.

Reb and Lou are back to put on an amazing, but confusing, performance in this delightful sequel.

This TT we investigate the upper-middle class suburban punk scene and trigger Murray's ptsd.

Find the full episode on Youtube!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0502011/?ref_=ttep_ep12

Joe joins to help us understand the class of 1984 as only one of it's alumni could.