This week DANIELLE RADFORD sits down and tries her best to not be incredibly disappointed with me as we talk about 1999's Wild Wild West, a movie that I think is pretty damn fun.

It may be one of the most, if not THE most, controversial movies of all time. That's right, this week we're talking Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! Is it really as good OR bad as people say? Victor Dandridge is back to help break it all down!

The Matrix has you...or at least it did before 2003's Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions hit theaters. JOE STARR sits down with me to talk about the highly criticized but incredibly thought provoking sequels to The Matrix and why they might not have hit as hard as they should have.

The X-Men saga comes to a close with Dark Phoenix, but is it REALLY as bad as people say it is? Josh Tapia aka JTE joins me this week to talk about the final entry in the X-Saga, for better or worse.

It's the 30th anniversary of Tim Burton's "Batman" and ED GREER joins me to celebrate the Caped Crusader! We talk about the impact this film had on not only the character, but all of comic book movies and pop culture!

Did Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ruin your childhood? Josh Macuga stops by to talk to me about everyone's favorite adventurer in everyone's least favorite adventure...

Where does Avengers: Endgame slot into our MCU rankings?? Mrs. Business is back as we determine where the 22nd film (finale?) of the Marvel Cinematic Universe ranks!

This week Star Trek expert SCOTT MANTZ joins me as we talk about the (unfairly) maligned masterpiece that is Star Trek: Generations! Scott and I break down it's place in Trek history as we boldly go towards the final frontier!

This week we're not just talking one movie...not even a trilogy...but ALL TWENTY ONE MOVIES that make up the Marvel Cinematic Universe! I'm joined by the one person I dragged to the theater multiple times to see these movies, my wife, MRS. BUSINESS! We're in the Endgame now...

X-Men: First Class reset (sort of) the table and opened us up for new adventures with a new cast...so why does X-Men Days of Future Past feel like more of the same? HAL RUDNICK joins me to break down why I think DOFP is the beginning of the end of the X-Franchise