Much like last week, this was one of our favorite films growing up. Does it still hold up or are we just being nostalgic?

When we were kids it didn't get any better than this film. Absolutely loved it back then. Do we still agree or are we too damn jaded now?

Scott and Joey talk about the remake of the 1958 film. Joey still enjoys the film while Scott has his issues. We both agree it's fun and gory as hell!

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon meets Remo Williams meets Stifler. This film is none of those no matter how much wire work they use and how likeable Chow Yun-Fat and sometimes Seann William Scott is.

Possibly the worst film Brian Yuzna has ever made. Love or hate him, he's always bringing something to the table. The film feels like he had too many people other than him calling the shots.

The only thing more absurd than the number of movie titles for this film is the vaguely American setting. Scott and Joey review the Giallo film Absurd.

The first of MANY sequels and even a TV show, how does this movie hold up today? Surprisingly good. They get some really good creepy moments all while keeping the horror aspect alive too.

Joey ended up having to see this in the theater in 1996 when it came out. Didn’t like it then, didn’t like it now. Scott on the other hand, enjoyed it. Tune in to find out more.

What do two IT professionals think of a 2001 techno-thriller about a Bill Gates wannabe faking hate crime instead of hacking? Not much, apparently.

Hollywood has a bad habit of dumbing down computers and technology in movies. This is in part due to them not really knowing anything about computers and technology. Still the same with this? Oh yeah.