Is Skyfall really that good? Why does the villain need to get himself captured? What does James Bond smell like? Join Luke, Shane, Tom, and special guest Erica as they try to tackle these and other baffling questions surrounding Daniel Craig's third outing as the beloved British super-spy.

In this episode we take a look at Friday the 13th part III and attempt to watch it in its oh so glorious 3D. With special guest Jordan!

Can Luke, Shane and Tom handle the infinite horror and infinite Sam Neil that is 1997's box office black hole "Event Horizon"?

Remember how excited you were for Prometheus? Relive the disappointment that was Ridley Scott's return to the Alien franchise as we attempt to understand the plot and a hopeless cast of befuddled space-scientists.

Please donate to our Kickstarter campaign to remake Prometheus as a Space Jam crossover! Every dollar counts!

You're going to need to really STRETCH your imagination if you think The Fantastic Four was a good movie. We think it was DOOMED from the start so we're going to TORCH it. Enjoy!

Unable to decide whether Terminator 3 or Terminator 4 is a bigger piece of crap, Luke, Shane, and Tom debate the merits of each. Notably the first episode in which a movie's plot breaks Tom.

Indy 4 is one of the worst. Not just because of nuked fridges and monkeys, but for other far more painful reasons. On this episode we explore this hard to watch sequel, discuss what needs to happen in Indy 5 and try and understand what the hell Ray Winstone is saying.

In this episode grill masters Luke, Shane, and Tom discuss the highlights and pitfalls of “Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome,” the black sheep of George Miller’s Mad Max series. We’ll also give you a few thoughts on the upcoming “Mad Max Fury Road” and its place within the franchise.