Hey, a new Marvel movie! We like those! Today we cover Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings...a title they clearly should have made longer. Let's see if Marvel can pull off the transition into whatever this next phase of the MCU is.

We hop back into the 80s action genre with yet another Stallone movie, but this time he's bringing along his buddy Kurt Russell. Today the movie is 1989's Tango & Cash. A movie that Roger Ebert called, "A waste of electricity". Was he right or wrong? Yes.

Veering far, far away from our previous series of movies, we decided to go wholesome this time. Today we watch the 1989 classic Americana film that everyone's dad loves: Field of Dreams. Let's romanticize baseball!

Rounding out this mini-series is a movie we had hoped to save for a different set of bad movies, but it fits too well in whatever you want to call this thing are are doing. The movie is Showgirls. Let's get this over with. 

It wouldn’t be a smutty movie series if we didn’t include the biggest one from the last decade: Fifty Shades of Grey. Listen as we try and figure out if it lives up to the hype or if it should have stayed as Twilight fan fiction. 

Today we continue in our quest to find movies we wouldn't watch with our parents and this one is a doozy. This installment is Basic Instinct...you know, that one movie with that one scene. You know the one. Newman's there. Anyway, enjoy. 

This week we've decided that it's time to start watching a few movies that definitely wouldn't have been allowed in our households at the time of release. We start off with the Miami soap opera that is Wild Things. Is it steamy in here or is it just the unbearable humidity?

Well, it finally happened. All of our Star Wars references have led to this moment: We are finally watching Solo. We know it's a few years too late and is well past its relevance, but we can't call ourselves fans without seeing it. May the Force be with us.

We launch of ourselves into the Pixar universe once again and become emotional wrecks watching 2009's Up starring the late, great Ed Asner. 

We return to the 90s with yet another entry in the Kevin Smith universe with Mallrats. Let's ride the escalators, hit up the Cinnabon and buy some stonewashed jeans as we watch this quintessential slacker comedy.