Podcasters, let's get podcastin'. We're talking FROM DUSK TILL DAWN, the 1996 vampire schlockfest directed by Robert Rodriguez from a Quentin Tarantino script. Oriana has a fondness for this one because of George Clooney. Sorry.

Do you like swashbuckling? Anticolonialism? Incredible horse-acting? Martin Campbell's The Mask of Zorro has all of these things, plus incredible chemistry between Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Anthony Hopkins as a big Wife Guy.

Pierce Brosnan's first outing as 007! He's good! Sean Bean is good! Famke Janssen... kind of feels like she's playing a sex clown. Do you prefer your 90s action moves shaken, or stirred?

Celebrating mankind's independence from alien invaders this episode with Roland Emmerich's 1996 summer blockbuster INDEPENDENCE DAY. We talk factory farm VFX, what it takes to make an ensemble disaster movie sing, and Paxton v. Pullman.

Also, here's the Defector article we discuss: https://defector.com/a-vfx-supervisor-explains-why-their-job-is-so-tricky/

It's an extinction-level event as Deep Impact and Armageddon face off! Which Big Space Boi will reign supreme? The answer...probably won't surprise you.

This week we're on the run from Jon Voight and his henchmen, Seth Green, Jack Black and Jake Busey as we try to clear our names and convince our beautiful wife Regina King that we're not cheating on her anymore.

Is Titanic an action movie?? Isn't this just a chick flick...for GIRLS??? We debate this, discuss the merits of Celine Dion, and once again mock people betting against the absolute GOAT James Cameron in this two-VHS edition of Mission Recall.

The first rule of our episode about Fight Club: go ahead and talk about our Fight Club episode. Tell all your friends!

Our most political episode yet as we ship out to Klendathu to discuss space fascism, asking if we're the baddies, and reminding everyone that Killmonger was right.

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In this episode, we discuss Tim Burton predicting internet commenters, Lisa Marie Presley causing conflicting feelings, and why Tim Burton should've reached out to Roland Emmerich for some pointers. That's right, it's Mars Attacks, the alien invasion movie that probably gave you nightmares as a kid.