And so the noble experiment begins! Charlie Stabile goes on a solo run this week with our first Quick Take, looking at 1997's Father's Day. This thing is a monster on paper when you think that Billy Crystal and Robin Williams were teaming up. How did it do? Charlie will let you know. This is a new venture for the podcast, as we will explain. Please continue to download, subscribe and rate through iTunes and send us your feedback through Twitter (@newbloodpod), Facebook (New Blood Rising Podcast), and email ([email protected])!

Baseball season has started, and what better way to celebrate than with Major League for Movies For Guys Who Like Movies apart of the New Blood Rising Podcast! Download, subscribe, and rate on iTunes as well as on Twitter (@newbloodpod) and on Facebook (New Blood Rising Podcast).

Coming off SummerSlam 2001, the double main event of this show feels like, well, SummerSlam 2001.5. Regardless, we're back with Episode 56 of the show with Unforgiven 2001! With the events of said SummerSlam and also the cultural shift of 9/11, we have a climactic return match between Kurt Angle and the WWF Champion, Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Rock once again tangles with Booker T but also has the added addition of Shane McMahon to contend against in an interesting handicap match. Thank you for downloading and subscribing. Please continue to follow on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast!

46 years ago today, Apollo 13 safely returned to Earth after one of the scariest moments in NASA history to that point. This week we are fittingly going back to 1995 when Ron Howard and Tom Hanks took on the retelling of this incredible true story about everyone involved in bringing 3 astronauts home after an ill-fated, aborted mission to the Moon. Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast. Please rate and review on iTunes if you the chance!

The bodies hit the floor as we head into SummerSlam 2001, and we're going in as a full blown stable this time with the return of Wrestling in the Clinton Years author Martin Dixon. An interesting double main event that may be in the wrong order... Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast, and if you feel so inspired, leave a review and/or rating on iTunes!

The podcast returns fittingly with Batman Returns as the dust settles from Batman vs. Superman in theatres now. This one is interesting because all of us are big fans of Tim Burton's first installment in what would become the Batman franchise in 1989. But opinions differ when it comes to the followup, the birth of the multiple baddies against the lone hero that was Batman Returns. Please download and subscribe and even leave us a comment or rating in iTunes! Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast!

And the most anticipated pay per view of all time has arrived. InVasion was supposed to bring about the "Inaugural Brawl," but we all know how that turned out. Join us as we go through the catalyst of WWF storylines in 2001 and see if this lived up to expectations. Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast!

This week, the podcast gears up for InVasion by doing their own preview of sorts and looking at the build to one of the most highly anticipated pay-per-views of all time. What worked? What didn't? We go through the best and the worst of all three factions as we set ourselves up for the "Inaugural Brawl." Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast. Download and subscribe however you consume your podcasts!

We made it to 50 episodes!! Thank you all for listening over the past year. To celebrate halfway to 100, we are looking at Superman II, but in an interesting way where we are going to focus on the Richard Donner cut along with the backstory of how Richard Lester came to direct the theatrical version of Superman II along with how they both compare. Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod, and on Facebook, New Blood Rising Podcast!

It's been an interesting two pay-per-views since WrestleMania X7, but things  are picking up with King of the Ring 2001. The WWF Champion, Stone Cold Steve Austin now must fend off both Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho, while Shane McMahon, the owner of WCW, goes one on one with Kurt Angle who also happens to be trying to repeat as King of the Ring. Follow us on Twitter, @newbloodpod and on Facebook at New Blood Rising Podcast!