Terrence and Blake discuss Top Gun Maverick!  The long awaited sequel to Top Gun and Tom Cruise's biggest opening weekend!  Why is the original so loved,  how it has lasted the test of time, why sequel took 36 years to get made, and why they think the sequel is superior to the original.

Blake, Terrence and Jamie discuss the horror in Moon Knight 4, the shocking ending, and pair it up with the 2001 movie Donnie Darko

Blake, Terrence and Jamie discuss the third episode of Moon Knight and pair it up with the 2014 film The One I Love, discussing sub genres of comedy that have seemingly faded away, how this episode and film deal with your identity from an outsiders perspective. Subscribe and let us know your thoughts!

Blake and Terrence discuss the huge hit Sonic 2, why we may be entering the first great age of video game adaptations, how Sonic 2 adds a ton of lore and managing its comedy and action while still hitting the heart that makes the franchise so endearing.

Blake, Terrence and Jamie discuss episode two of Moon Knight and pair it up with Fight Club.  Looking at how the realization is used to push narratives, its use as a twist, and how Stephen and Marc's awareness of each other pushes the story forward.

Blake, Terrence and Jamie are back with another Marvel Pair Up mini-series, focusing on Moon Knight and identity themed movies.  We take a look at episode one and pair it with Memento to discuss how themes of memory and identity help change these stories in both the noir genre and in the super hero genre.

We are joined by Justin and Doug of the Mind Gap Podcast to discuss the beloved film The Goonies.  What still works about the classic film and what has not aged well.

We are LIVE at WonderCon 2022!  Blake and Anastasia are joined by Ed Greer and Jamie Jirak to discuss Spider-Man No Way Home, its impact on the super hero genre, how it has made look at older super hero movies, and to debate the question, is the super hero story stronger when we keep the villain alive and/or try to rehabilitate them?

Jon Barr joins us as we discuss Teen Witch, a wholesome comedy classic with some certain themes and ideas that may not play well to a modern audience, but what will always play to an audience are those song and dance numbers!

Lon Harris (writer for Screen Junkies) joins us this week as we continue our second season of You Can't Do That Anymore.  We discuss Silver Stream, a fun comedy with one giant glaring issue, why this idea was used in the film and why Hollywood continues to do so even though it never is done well or remembered fondly.