In the third installment of this 5 part series, East takes over the show to curse a bunch, eat cookies and discuss 5 more flicks on our list of MRML’s favorite PUNK documentaries. East tells you why you should sit down this week and throw on PUNK ATTITUDE, END OF THE CENTURY: THE STORY OF THE RAMONES and 1991: THE YEAR PUNK BROKE. Then, in the second half of the show - Brandon joins in to argue with East about THE LAST POGO and THE LAST POGO JUMPS AGAIN, two films that the boys have varying opinions on.

In the second of this 5 part series Brandon unveils 3 more films from our list of MRML’s favorite PUNK documentaries. On this episode we discuss what makes AFRO-PUNK, ONE NINE NINE FOUR and THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION three of the most important and powerful punk rock documentaries.

In the first of this 5 part series Brandon harasses Jess, Paula, Brent and James via telephone and pick their brains on their favorite PUNK documentaries. On this episode we discuss what makes AMERICAN HARDCORE, THE PUNK SINGER and REFUSED ARE FUCKING DEAD such resonant and powerful punk rock documentaries.

Brent, Danny, Devon and Brandon discuss the works of CHRISTOPHER NOLAN. Selecting a favorite from Nolan’s filmography is a daunting task whether you’re a fan of all of his work or only a small portion, are you all about INCEPTION or do you love MEMENTO or are you more of an INTERSTELLAR type? The boys try to decide the best entry-point for a newcomer to this filmmaker’s catalog. Also, Devon has a hard time making a decision, Danny forgets which movie he is debating for which makes things interesting for Brent, and Brandon shares a less than heart-warming family moment. There’s a lot of stuff to unpack with this one.

It’s all about the T-U-R-T-L-E POWER this week as East, Devon, Nic and Brandon talk all things Ninja Turtles. These characters have been around for 30+ years so there's lots to cover! From comics to TV to toys and video games to film and even food, this fearsome fighting team has done it all. Join the boys for a passionate discussion on all things Turtles and let's share in how much these four mutant teenagers have meant to all of us!

The latest entry in the X-Men film franchise has our panelists divided. East hated it, Nic enjoyed it and Brandon sits somewhere in between. Hell hath no fury like a comic-geek’s scorn and East is out for X-Men blood. Can Nic and Brandon convince him that X-MEN APOCALYPSE is worth another chance, or will they too give into their inner fanboy? The gents go in-depth in this potty-mouthed spoiler filled discussion while Devon nurses a hangover off-microphone. Are we optimistic about future X-Men films? Well let’s get into it…

Jess, Nic, Devon & Brandon have a frantic conversation on the INDIANA JONES films. Which is your favorite? Where should the series go? Blonde or Brunette? These topics and more handled with clumsiness and foul language. Also Brandon tries to eat pizza covertly and fails miserably, Jess rallies for a female takeover of the Indy franchise and Nic tries to get Indy thrown away on charges of arson… oh and little kid Devon hates those damn Nazis.

Danny and Brandon engage in a discussion on one of the more polarizing modern-era directors, DAVID FINCHER. Is Fincher a true auteur or is he just another Hollywood director exploiting the perversity and fears of a specific demographic? Is he stylistically unique or is he just an amalgamation of borrowed techniques. The opinions vary so wildly on this filmmaker that it’s a conversation that we needed to have. Whether your favorite is SEVEN or FIGHT CLUB, GONE GIRL or THE SOCIAL NETWORK, you probably have a strong opinion about this director.

Brent, Nic and Brandon throw on their comic nerd goggles and dissect CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR. Will the fanboys and fangirls be please? Can a casual movie-goer enjoy this film? Everyone has a lot to say about this one! Donuts are eaten, freak outs are had, and Nic makes it almost all the way to the end of the episode without offending anyone.. Almost. Also, the boys also talk potential directions for the upcoming SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING.

I love going to the DRIVE-IN. I have since I was 10 years old when my parents first took me to one. It’s an experience all its own, a remnant of a forgotten time, and an escape unlike any other for those lucky enough to be there as the sun goes down and the lights come up. This is a brief history, of the Drive-in Theater.