"Let there be Carnage" "There will be Carnage" and many other versions of that line are said a few too many times by Woody Harrelson in this movie. Was there truly Carnage? How much Carnage? And by what capacity do we measure Carnage? There's only one way to find out!

...And I mean it, this movie only came out in theaters. Was it worth the trip? My co-host Alex Ulaky and I hope so!

Instead of a superhero, he's an anti-hero! That's different enough...right? Wait, there's a ton of those in movies too?

What happens when three pretentious film students get lost in the woods? Film history, that's what! The Blair Witch Project and its two sequels each represent different ways a movie can play around with trying to make you believe it is real in as much the marketing as the films themselves. Some work, most don't, but it's certainly a fascinating franchise of fakery. Do they hold up despite being removed from their time? I was curious to find out!

THE Suicide Squad proves that movies do deserve a second chance...even less than half a decade later. Seriously, Spider-Man: Homecoming was like only a few years after Amazing Spider-Man 2. Are we getting to the point where when a movie is bad, we'll just get a good version the next year?

With 90s nostalgia being in, it was only a matter of time for the return of Space Jam, one of the most 90s movies of all time. My overthinking co-host Zach Yetter and I adored it when we were kids, so we decided to revisit it in anticipation for this sequel...reboot...thing. How well does Space Jam hold up? How does the new film compare? Let's find out!

Another quick review of a new release, the latest entry in The Conjuring series and Conjuring cinematic universe. What suburban family are Ed and Lorraine putting crosses on the heads of this time? Is this paranormal investigation worth getting nightmares over? Let's find out.

On a spur of a moment decision, host Brandon Hain and co-host Zach Yetter decided they were going to check out the recently opened Midway Drive-in. Despite having no expectations or strong interest in the movies playing, they were both surprised with how they turned out.

Do movies deserve a second chance? Zack Snyder's Justice League seeks to answer this question by turning 2017's Justice League into a 4 hour long director's cut of mostly newly shoot footage. Being now the longest superhero film ever made, is that backed up by its improvements? Or does it collapse under the weight of its already ingrained flaws? Lets find out!

There are some spoilers in this one. Another quick review of the new Netflix animated film The Mitchells vs the Machines, which is not based off anything or a part of some big franchise, which is very refreshing.

Co-host Alex Ulaky and host Brandon Hain discuss a classic film that has actually earned the right to be called a classic; The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. This 40s epic directed by John Huston stars Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston (the director's father), and Tim Holt as aspiring prospectors that go searching for gold in the Mexican wilderness. What follows is a morality tale of how human nature and character can be tested by the allure of sudden wealth and greed, that has been parodied and homage'd ever since.