We begin with no spoilers, and then give a warning when we transition into them.

GET OVER HERE...but not literally because social distancing, but join co-host Zach Yetter and host Brandon Hain as they cover the original 1990s Mortal Kombat movies in anticipation for its reboot. A PG-13 movie based off a game with very R rated content? That shouldn't work right?...You might be surprised.

I just had to know. Josie and the Pussycats is a 2001 musical comedy based on the comics and Hanna-Barbera cartoon of the same name. It was made by Pennsylvania-born writing and directing team Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan, and stars Rachael Leigh Cook, Tara Reid, and Rosario Dawson as the Pussycats, with Alan Cumming, and Parker Posey as our villains. It also has government conspiracies, parodies the control corporations have over our culture and youth, and pokes fun at the formula of movies about rock bands.

We start off with no spoilers, then transition into dissecting the entire story.

Godzilla vs Kong is finally here! Co-host Alex Ulaky and host Brandon Hain take a very long journey through the movies leading up to it, finding surprises both good and bad, in this mega-long episode of Overthinking Movies. Covered in this episode:

It's a remake of King Kong set in the modern era!......of the 1970s! Closing in on the end of The Road to Godzilla vs Kong, Host Brandon Hain and Co-Host Alex Ulaky check out the lesser know King Kong adaptation to understand why it is not talked about as much anymore, and how it holds up. They go through every major story beat, comparing it to both King Kong (1933) and King Kong (2005), creating the longest episode so far.

After Tom & Jerry: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, Tom & Jerry: The Wizard of Oz, Tom & Jerry: Back to Oz (Yes that's a thing), and other remakes of classic movies with Tom & Jerry jammed into them, Tom & Jerry now have their own movie!....Again!

The final weeks to Godzilla vs Kong are closing in, and thus we have another big monster bash. Ghidorah: The Three-Head Monster, is a 1964 crossover movie where Godzilla for the first time, teams up with other monsters to fight a bigger monster. Also there are alien women from Venus and a made up country of people that wear 1500s attire despite being 1964. Host Brandon Hain and co-host Alex Ulaky dissect another looney but entertaining early entry in the massive Godzilla franchise.

Yes it exists...kind of. We Can Be Heroes is a 2020 Netflix film that happens to have Sharkboy and Lavagirl in it, and also contains references to it...yet the director says it is not connected. That doesn't stop host Brandon Hain and co-host Zach Yetter from tirelessly comparing them though! Join them as they examine another movie made for 7 year olds, about a group of equally young super heroes with zany super powers. Is it another surprise like Sharkboy and Lavagirl, or another poor kids movie?

So if you took a ship to a dangerous island that murdered most of your crew, and you survived, would you go back if you were told there was treasure there? ....Hm? What do you mean no? Well Carl Denim disagrees with you, because Carl Denim is not like other people. Plus King Kong made a lot of money and they wanted a sequel. Back on the Road to Godzilla vs Kong, co-host Alex Ulaky joins host Brandon Hain again as they examine one of the lesser known King Kong films, Son of Kong. It's both worse and better than you may be expecting, and no we do not learn who King Kong's wife was.