The second last episode we had banked before the tragic Willis news was released. This one was a complete blast though and delivers just about everything we want from Bruce!

In light of the incredibly tragic news about Bruce Willis, we wanted to discuss where the show will be going from here.

We stick with Willis' very recent output as we take a look at the just released action thriller Deadlock. It's reverse Die Hard! Instead of Alan Rickman as the baddie it's Willis himself! And instead of Willis as the hero it's...Patrick Muldoon. Huh.

The director of Cosmic Sin is back with another sci-fi Bruce outing - Apex. Surely this must be better right? Right?! Come join us as we watch a movie that is literally about hunting Willis.

We're going to break it down for you and tell you all about the lock. The special lock. It's time for Reprisal and oh my god you guys this movie! THIS MOVIE!

How can a movie that was filmed in just over a week during the middle of a global pandemic possibly be bad right? Let's see with Out of Death, one of the more recent offerings from Mr. Willis. We'll also find out more about the weird book that came out alongside it!

Bruce Willis shows up to play in Trauma Center, which is mostly Home Alone in a hospital. And with an adult lady instead of a child. And with way more actual murder.

Is a great cast enough to elevate Marauders above the rest of the Willis output? When we say we wish the movie was longer, is that truly a compliment? Find out as we resume the hunt with this 2016 crime...thriller? There's definitely crime but I'm not sure about that second part.

Oh and sorry for some wonky audio! We had a bizarre connection that day but hopefully it doesn't hinder your enjoyment!

Here it is. The one you've been waiting for. Even before we started this podcast we were told this is the movie to be scared of. The worst of the worst. As bad as it gets. Does that end up being the case? Be prepared for the biggest Bruce Willis related plot twist since The Sixth Sense!

For this episode we tackle one of the more recent Willis offerings with the "action thriller" Hard Kill, a movie that helpfully reminds us that things can always get worse.