We give our impressions of the latest Super Mario Galaxy Movie news, Joel is holding out hope for a Mario Galaxy 3 game reveal, and we talk smack about the 2025 Oscar nominations.

The first look at the new He-Man movie just dropped, and Joe is broken. Hear our thoughts on what we saw, what we DIDN'T see, and our hopes for the upcoming Masters of the Universe film.

Jay is lost in Dying Light, Joel keeps buying N64 games for his Analogue 3D, and Joe SAYS he bought Pokemon Let's Go Eevee for his kids, but we really know it's for him.

From 2D classics like The Iron Giant and Lilo & Stitch, to stop motion and 3D films like The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Incredibles, we're dedicating this episode to our favorite animated movies from the 70s through today.

What began as the intro to our Stranger Things 5 wrap-up episode, turned into 20 minutes of video games talk, so we decided to spin it off into this bonus episode! Hear us swap stories about the games Santa left under the tree, and the ones we're looking forward to in 2026.

Now that the curtain has dropped on the final season (and series), we're going to the Upside Down one last time to share our spoiler-filled thoughts on the the final 4 episodes.

After a months-long hiatus, we're back with our year-end "Favorite Things" episode, where we gush about the movies and games that stood out in 2025, from demogorgans to demons, and monsters to heroes.

Side note: We had some minor technical difficulties, so apologies in advance.

Was the JFK assassination an inside job? Did we really fake the moon landing? Is Taylor Swift actually a cyborg? Guest co-host "Jason-X" joins us this episode to talk about our favorite conspiracy theories.

We all know the Star Wars fanfare, the Indiana Jones march and the Superman theme, but what about some of the maestro's lesser known tracks? Guest host repeat offender Ryan Jenkins joins us this week as we listen to (and comment on) some deep cuts from John Williams' iconic scores.

We're kicking off Season 2 with mini-movie reviews from 2024...or was it 1984? Or 1994? With a new Ghostbusters flick, a Beetlejuice sequel, and a reboot of Twister, it's no wonder this year's film offerings felt...a little familiar.

Joe and Joel are back to make sense of it all as we trade reviews of the retro films we (re)watched in 2024.