This week the boys took a trip to the future by going back to 1986 to talk about Solarbabies. A film so loved, that one now deceased film critic called it "trash". Also, Sarcastro points out that in the future flashlight tech is tight and Corporal provides a quick history lesson of flashlights in films. Directed by Alan Johnson and starring Jami Gertz, Jason Patric, Peter DeLuise, James LeGros and introducing Lukas Haas.

The fellas watched the super-hero comedy, Thunder Force and try to figure out if this movie wasn't made for any specific audience was it just an excuse for a bunch of friends to hang out at work. Written and directed by Ben Falcone and starring Melissa McCarthy, Octavia Spencer, Jason Bateman, and not Steven Bauer (Bobby Cannavale).

It's the movie Rampage thought it could be. This week the gang discusses Godzilla vs Kong and nobody thought to ask why the kid from Deadpool 2 and Eleven aren't using their powers to defeat all the monsters. Directed by Adam Wingard and starring Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown, Brian Tyree Henry, Shun Oguri, Julian Dennison, Kyle Chandler and Demián Bichir.

The gang learns that it's not over, seriously, it's never over for John Rambo in Rambo: Last Blood. Directed by Adrian Grünberg and starring Sly Stallon and Paz Vega. You can bet the farm that the Stallone impressions will fly.

Episode 13 - Groundhog Day the Game -- The crew has a blast talking about Frank Grillo in Boss Level, directed by Joe Carnahan and also featuring returning poor choice, Mel Gibson's cigars.

This week we tackled the loose biography of John Travolta playing a guy that liked speed boats a little too much in Speed Kills and Daniel Radcliffe trades his wand for bolt on firearms in Guns Akimbo.

This week it's all about demons and headbanging as the fellas discuss the films Uncle Peckerhead and Heavy Trip which made for a very grumpy Banky.

The gang jumps in to video game themed movies and try to understand Max Reload and the Nether Blasters, and pine for a sequel to Hardcore Henry.

On this week's episode, Christmas comes twice this year as we talk about Fat Man in which Mel Gibson shows a snooty kid why it's a poor choice to hire a hitman to take out a cranky Santa.