The Pokémon movie was not critically acclaimed nor understood by adults, but a gem to a certain generation that will love it forever.

The film Jurassic Park was a box office giant in 1993, but before it was a big screen success it was one of the most sought after novel adaptations ever.

During the early days of stay-at-home orders, a documentary took over all the conversations entitled The Tiger King. In this episode we try to figure out the actual reason why so many flocked to it.

This is the first Genre Crush of Parallel Quest. In this episode Zach and Cody discuss a little about the history of the fantasy genre and how they fell in love with it.

Smallville was a smart combination of teen drama, coming of age, and action. It was regularly enjoyed by many during its 11 year run.

Norton Juster's, The Phantom Tollbooth, is a gem in the world of children's literature. What makes it even more special is that its greatness can be even more appreciated by mature audiences.

Final Fantasy 7 is one of the most iconic games of its generation, but on this episode of Parallel Quest the guys discuss how it became pivotal for imagination and friendship.

This episode is dedicated to one of Zach's favorite video game series of all time: The Legend of Zelda

Not all movies that we love are great, which is exactly the truth about 1998's Armageddon.

Dragon Ball Z is a show that was monumental in the lives of children in the late 90's and early 2000's. A show that helped waken our imaginations, release our adrenaline, and, most importantly, connect with our friends.