Some times a beloved franchise comes back for a new generation to share in all the things we loved growing up. Hellboy is not the case, do not see Hellboy, you have been warned, I'm pretty sure they should put the same warning on tickets for this movie that they put on cigarettes

ENDGAME SPOILERS IN THIS EPISODE. We round up to discuss the the movie that started it all back in 2008: Iron Man.

Is the Pokemon movie great? Or is just good if you grew up with the franchise? Does it break the video game curse? We find out!

John Wick was one the last original IPs that really stuck in modern cinema. We discuss how the end of the trilogy does not end, but makes John Wick another in a line of franchise and IPs that will only end when it becomes unprofitable. We also talk building a compelling world in a movie, and how the trilogy has changed in filmmaking.

In a weekend with an unusual amount of original content, we examine why the remake still conquers and why we talk so adamantly about wanting to support smaller movies, then.... don't. We also talk about how this holds up to the original Aladdin and the path Disney is on with their live action adaptations.

19 years after X-Men launched the modern super movie, Dark Phoenix lets the franchise die with a whimper.

The Men in Black are back! And it is not a very good sequel. Between lazy writing and directing and unfunny jokes this movie slogs through space and time, making you long for the days of the clean rap stylings of Will Smith

The gang circles up to discuss the new Toy Story movie!

Matt Konopka (Killer Horror Critic) joins us to talk about the surprisingly fun remake of Child's Play

Disney's latest in their nostalgia machine shows that you can have all the talent and music and tech in the world, and lions will simply not emote as well as people. This is now a fact, and we have evidence in this podcast!