This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” blast off to Mars for one of the strangest Christmas adventures ever put on film — Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)!Join the guys as they unwrap this bizarre blend of sci-fi and holiday cheer, complete with cardboard sets, green-painted aliens, and a Santa who might just be too jolly for his own good.

This Thanksgiving, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” head back to the ’90s for a holiday feast of nostalgia with Pauly Shore’s cult-classic comedy Son in Law.

The guys carve into this fish-out-of-water gem where a SoCal party animal takes on small-town farm life—and somehow becomes the hero no one expected. From weasel-isms to hayrides, denim vests, and Thanksgiving chaos, it’s all on the table.

In this week’s episode, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” step into the octagon as they break down The Smashing Machine, the gritty new A24 biographical drama starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as MMA legend Mark Kerr.

Whether you're a longtime MMA fan or just here to see The Rock take his biggest acting swing yet, this episode goes the distance.

Attention! Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” are reporting for duty with a full review of the 1981 comedy classic Stripes. From Bill Murray’s sarcastic charm to Harold Ramis’s deadpan genius, this movie takes us through boot camp, chaos, and Cold War absurdity—all with a wink and a grin.

The guys march through the movie’s funniest moments, quote-worthy lines, and why this offbeat military comedy became a cult favorite. Expect debates on the best scenes, the most ridiculous training sequences, and whether Stripes still holds up today—or if it got “Martha’d” along the way.

Grab your EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle and join the platoon for laughs, nostalgia, and a salute to one of the funniest ensemble casts of the ’80s.

In this latest episode of I Can Do This All Day: The Podcast, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” crack open the grave on the long-awaited Marvel Zombies series now streaming on Disney+. The MCU has never been darker — and we’re here for every blood-splattered frame

Dan and Mark take on the ultimate spooky challenge — building their Mount Rushmore of Halloween Movies! From bone-chilling slashers to family-friendly fright favorites, they debate which films truly capture the spirit of Halloween. Expect laughs, nostalgia, and a few heated scares as they decide which four titles deserve to be carved into horror movie history.

This week, the I Can Do This All Day Podcast sinks its teeth into one of the most iconic cult classics of the 1980s — The Lost Boys! Dan and Mark head to Santa Carla for a wild ride filled with vampires, leather jackets, and saxophone solos that just won’t quit.As always, they’ll decide in the end… can The Lost Boys truly make them say, “We can do this all day?”

In this episode of I Can Do This All Day: The Podcast, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) crack open Netflix’s brand-new mystery adaptation — The Thursday Murder Club. Based on the hit novel by Richard Osman, this charming British whodunit follows a group of retirees who spend their golden years solving cold cases… until one of their investigations hits a little too close to home.

We break down the sharp wit, surprising twists, and emotional depth behind the story — and discuss how the all-star cast brings this cozy crime world to life. From unexpected suspects to heartfelt moments, we talk about what worked, what didn’t, and whether this first film could kick off a new franchise for Netflix.

This week, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” kick off the Halloween season with a dive into Peter Jackson’s earliest and weirdest work — Bad Taste. Long before The Lord of the Rings, Jackson was making aliens, chainsaws, and questionable dinner scenes on a shoestring budget.

The hosts break down the bizarre mix of comedy and chaos, dissect whether it’s a hidden gem or just a messy milestone, and debate if this cult classic truly deserves its reputation. One thing’s for sure: by the end, you’ll be wondering whether they could really do this all day.

In this episode, Dan (The Part-Time Avenger) and Mark (The Resident Jedi) dive headfirst into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s dystopian action classic, The Running Man. From outrageous one-liners and over-the-top costumes to prophetic social commentary about reality TV and violence as entertainment, this cult favorite gives us plenty to chew on.Whether you’re here for Arnold’s muscles, Richard Dawson’s sleaze, or just the neon-soaked nostalgia, this episode is a must-listen for fans of 80s sci-fi action.