Today on the 5: I got the 4K steelbook of David Lynch's Dune yesterday, and I've been reading a number of good reviews of the new version. That got me thinking about how people view the 1984 film and why I think so many people evaluate it improperly.

Today on the 5: Candyman (2021) has been a highly divisive movie, which meant I just had to see it. I think the first movie is a fantastic film, so I loved the way this sequel both incorporated and expanded the ideas of the original movie.

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched Prisoners Of The Ghostland. This movie is the perfect combination of B movie logic and unhinged Nic Cage energy.

This week we're talking about death wobble, The Discovery, Lords Of The Deep, A Master Of Djinn, and The Chain Reaction. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Sony is planning to create a series based around the Twisted Metal game IP. While this sounds like a terrible idea at first, I think it has more potential than most game adaptations if done right.

Today on the 5: The Matrix: Resurrections trailer came put recently, and it's got everyone trying to figure out what it's about. Normally I'd be cautioning people to be skeptical about the trailer, but I'm too busy working out my theories on it.

Today on the 5: I followed up Lords Of The Deep with a much different type of film called The Chain Reaction. I would not have as expected a mix of The China Syndrome and Mad Max to work, but I had a great time with it!

Today on the 5: I started my weekend off with a movie from 1989 called Lords Of The Deep. I was expecting a funny Italian ripoff film based on the poster, but what I watched was much more curious.

This week we're talking about Outriders, The Maxx, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest, and Sugar Hill. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Even as Apple makes record profits, it is becoming harder to escape news stories casting the company in a less than glowing light. Is Apple finally starting to be seen as what they've always been?