Good Brews Bad Views foregoes the usual accompanying movie commentary to instead do a lengthy recap on the latest "season" of the show touching upon all beers, movies, and notable performances in Cleaning Out The Fridge 3. In this extra long anniversary episode Max, Ryan and James also touch upon The GBBV Extended Universe, discuss the latest news in the craft beer industry, and some special guests provide karaoke.

Good Brews Bad Views dips into animation for the first time with Sausage Party, the 2016 anthropomorphic food Disney/Pixar parody. Join Max, Ryan, and James as they find out if there is more to this movie than just low hanging fruit.

The GBBV Crew and returning guest Randy decide to Blind View the 2017 Russian superhero movie Guardians, the most recently made movie on Wikipedia's "The Worst Films Ever Made" list. Is it as bad as Russian Critics would have you believe, or is a machine gun bearing Werebear as awesome as it sounds?

While away from the basement GBBV tries some Icelandic candy from friend of the show Friðrik. The results are... interesting.

Max, Ryan, and James get kicked off their own podcast due to a local Girl Gang taking over (comprised of returning GBBV guests Claire, Stephanie, Katie, and Kayla) to watch Spice World, the movie about "the greatest girl group the world has ever known" the Spice Girls. Which is also a great piece of satire on popstardom and movie cliches!?!

Avid homebrewer and future podcast brother-in-law Ryan drops by the basement with several beer in hand to watch the Hardcore Henry with Max, James, and Regular Ryan. While not a video game movie per se the 96 minute first person insanity is certainly meant to invoke one.

The GBBV Crew and special guest Kyle enter The Grid, a digital frontier, to discover if Tron: Legacy, the sequel 28 years in the making to the original film is any good or if it's just a neat looking movie that tries to bank on 1980s nostalgia and a killer soundtrack. While drinking beer of course.

The GBBV Guys fend off The Plague going around to get together to recount recent beer and whiskey based adventures and watch the Aaron Eckhart headed I, Frankenstein, a movie with a plot eerily similar to Van Helsing but with the most attractive Frankenstein's Monster ever put on screen.

Given how most of the Netflix Marvel shows have already been cancelled, with the remaining ones slowly approaching the chopping block as the tricoteuse toil on, and how Ben Affleck is out of the superhero game (again), we figured this was a perfect time to revisit 2003's Daredevil, a movie that feels like a Batman film and looks like an Evanescence music video.

We have a treat for you in the post movie discussion (1:40:50) with nearly an hour of Max, James, and Ryan digging deep on yearly beer releases, beer consistency, what they want from superhero movies moving forward, the lack of interesting villains, movies they made in high school, and the importance of Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life" beyond memes.

Nicolas Cage returns to the Good Brews Bad Views (and Earth) in the car focused supernatural revenge film Drive Angry! In 3D! Justin Hein, graphic artist for Frankenmuth Brewery and one of the organizers of the Nicolas UnCaged film festival stops by to drink some tasty beer from Michigan's Oldest brewery and talk all things Nick Cage.