Wil and Katelyn catapult into the 90’s with one of Marvel’s more gory offerings: Blade (1998). Katelyn white-knuckles it through the blood extravaganza and Wil delights in the stunning practical effects.

The greatest hits and dumbest bits: Blague

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Created by: Wil Arends

Starring: Katelyn Weber

Editor: Michael Marting

Artwork: Emmy Weber

Music: Allie Kelly

Wil and Katelyn enter the Tobey Maguire-verse and watch Spider-Man (2002). Join them as they discuss everyone’s favorite superhero, and the movie that launched seven other movies. After proclaiming this episode to be shorter than the first one, they talk for nearly three hours about this movie, making sure to only discuss the most important aspects (what kind of light Uncle Ben was installing for two seconds in one scene, etc.), fawn over The People’s Princess (Kirsten Dunst? Willem Dafoe? Macy Gray? You decide…), and obsess over the glorious early aughts bonus features.

The greatest hits and dumbest bits: The spiritual power of April 1990, Post-Oscars thoughts (two months late), The truth behind Wil’s hatred for the Bob Dylan movie, Spider-Man as an Arthurian hero and Christ-like figure, Wil accidentally stumbles upon the moral thesis of Spider-Man, The polycule, The Thanksgiving line, Peter Burger, The Infamous Hero Music Video, The Infamous Best Buy Ad

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Created by: Wil Arends

Starring: Katelyn Weber

Editor: Michael Marting

Artwork: Emmy Weber

Music: Allie Kelly

In the pilot episode of the project that will likely grow to define the rest of their young lives, Wil and Katelyn watch one of the most divisive movies of all time, and the technical First Marvel Movie: Howard the Duck (1986). Wil brings the tale of how this movie came to be, and Katelyn makes sure no one walks away from here without a firm understanding of just how much she hated this film. Join them at the party and talk in the kitchen about how weird and awful that duck is.

The greatest hits and dumbest bits: Why on earth we’re doing this, Pre-Oscars thoughts (two months late), Having Taylor Swift on the pod, Fourteen people playing one terrible duck, The nonsensical contradictions of Duck World, The One Redeemable Part of this movie (the waitress line)

Instagram: @marvelousmarathon

Email: [email protected]

Created by: Wil Arends

Starring: Katelyn Weber

Editor: Michael Marting

Artwork: Emmy Weber

Music: Allie Kelly