Eric and Alex tackle the Shin Kamen Rider. Does it's rapid pace make us tire? Does the rapid action fulfill every desire? Do the special effects look more like defects? Find out on this episode of MVM!

Eric and Alex dance with the ghoulish Monster House. Is the script written for a louse, or does it have the energy of a hyperactive mouse? Are the characters ok? Does the humor lead us astray? Find out on this episode of Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex take on two caped characters in The Batman Vs Dracula. Is it ok that Mark Hamill is not backula? Are the puns too much? Are their too few villains punched? Is this duo the perfect pair? Or does it have the personality of a chair?

Eric and Alex visit Dracula's #1 henchman, Renfield. Does the plot make us feel chilled, or does it make us reel? Is Nic Cage still all the rage, or should his career turn the page? Find out on MvM!

Eric and Alex enter the closet with Monsters, Inc. Do we think this one has a stink? Is the movie filled with creativity? Or is it painful like a cavity? 

Eric and Alex watch Scooby-Doo. Does this first feature forray smell like poo? Is it great to reunite with the old crew? Does the film have any merit? Are the characters so poor that we had to bear it? Find out on MVM!

Eric and Alex jump into animated waters with My Neighbor Totoro. Will the pacing make us say "Oh no"? Is it actually a horror movie? Are the creatures real, and if so why can't they see! Find out the answer to some but probably not all of these questions on Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex send celebrate with the Modern Monster Sendoff. we discuss all of the films from first to last, even modern monsters from the past. Check it out here on MVM!

Eric and Alex wonder if when A Monster Calls should we put the phone on the wall? Is it ok if he hears us bawl? Does the voice of Neeson help sell us on the Monsters' reason? 

Eric and Alex have finally seen Big Man Japan. After viewing do we feel like more than man? Or should we be telling the creators of this film to pound sand. Is the comedy too one note? Or do the laughs alone keep this one afloat.