In this episode, Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday is given the Miscast Commentary treatment. The guys talk about how the movie was meant to reshape the franchise, Joe's opinon of the movie's score and Kane Hodder's place in Friday the 13th Legacy. Joe and Todd disagree over the concept of the Jason Burger, seen in this movie. The guys talk in detail about their theories regarding the Mythos of Jason. In our Extra Credit segment, Joe and Todd talk through a "Sweet 16" tournament bracket of Horror/Sci Fi

In this coming attractions episode, we announce our latest movie. The guys talk about their further adventures to make it on time for the recording, the video game based on next week's movie and some of the news from the week, including the passing of Charlie Murphy, the Trailer for Thor Ragnarok and the recent announcement made by the people behind Star Wars. The guys also revisit the Miscast Commentary Archive to listen to some old content.

In this episode, the guys are watching the Tae Kwon Do Action Flick "Best of the Best." The guys discuss Eric Roberts' rather impressive resume and more impressive hair, where you've heard the voice of the son and Joe shares a story from the guys' old High School Wrestling days. The fatal flaw of the team's selection process and a stunning resemblance to a Rocky movie are discussed and they determine who is really the bad guys of the movie. A dispute over the role of Eric Roberts' mom is resolved.

In this coming attractions episode, we reveal the next movie that we are doing, discuss whether or not people in certain movies are bad guys and Todd continues his free ad for the Nintendo Switch. Joe rewrites the Transformers cinematic universe. Stay tuned after the guys sign off because a bonus conversation about the Justice League trailer has been added exclusively for the podcast.

In the final part of our Aliens commentary, we continue where we left off last week. The guys talk about the formula for keeping jerks alive in movies, Sigourney Weaver's connections to the Shire and who really was the best Joker. Joe enlightens us with his own brand of claustrophobia and they contrast themselves with MST3K with their impending launch on Netflix.

In part one of this two part episode, Joe and Todd cover the classic Sci-Fi/Action/Thriller/Horror? Aliens. They talk about James Cameron's journey to making this film, his relationships within show business and his troubles with the crew while this was being made. Bill Paxton is remembered and the legacies of Sigourney Weaver and Lance Henrickson are discussed.

The guys are back this week to announce another great movie that they will be providing commentary for. In addition, they discuss the Oscars, the Deadpool 2 Teaser and the release of the Nintendo Switch. Bill Paxton is remembered and the guys introduce a new segment where they visit some lost episodes.

In the latest episode, the guys are watching the Paul Verhoeven breakout film "Robocop." They discuss the distinct style of the Director, the coming together of two writers' stories to make this movie and the reason why Peter Weller almost didn't do the movie. Joe reveals information about the design of ED-209, the original gun meant for Robocop, the quest for a Director before landing on Paul Verhoeven and how one of the most iconic scenes wasn't originally shot. The legacy of the Late Miguel Ferrer is dis

In this Coming Attractions Episode, Joe and Todd announce the next movie to be covered, share an old high school story and compare our current climate to the distopian future movies. Joe weighs in on Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer impression from SNL and so much more. Check It Out

In This Episode, Joe and Todd talk about the Stallone/Snipes Action flick "Demolition Man." The guys talk about writing changes in the movie, the Police Captain's role in other movies and the futuristic wardrobe. Joe and Todd share their theories of the infamous "Three Seashells." Joe also reveals a major plot point that was removed from the movie.