This week on Post Credits Lounge, André Joseph and Marcos Cosme pay tribute to one of Hollywood’s most dynamic and visually driven directors—Tony Scott. From the adrenaline rush of Top Gun and the slick cool of True Romance to the intense thrills of Man on Fire and Enemy of the State, they explore how Scott carved out his own identity in the shadow of his brother Ridley and became a master of kinetic, emotionally charged filmmaking. With his signature visual flair, collaborations with A-list stars, and influence on action cinema, Tony Scott’s legacy is more alive than ever. Buckle up for a fast-paced retrospective on the life and films of a true cinematic maverick.

Swing into nostalgia with this episode of Post Credits Lounge as André Joseph and Marcos Cosme take a heartfelt and critical look back at Sam Raimi’s iconic Spider-Man trilogy. From the groundbreaking 2002 original to the ambitious Spider-Man 2 and the polarizing Spider-Man 3, the hosts break down what made Tobey Maguire’s wall-crawler resonate with audiences and how Raimi’s bold, emotional storytelling helped redefine the superhero genre. They also touch on Maguire’s surprise return in Spider-Man: No Way Home and what it meant for fans old and new. Whether you're Team Raimi or just web-curious, this is a Spidey retrospective you won’t want to miss!

Step into the ring and roll camera as André and Marcos tag-team one of pop culture’s most fascinating crossovers—wrestlers turned movie actors. From the undeniable dominance of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to the surprising dramatic chops of Dave Bautista, the duo breaks down which wrestling legends made the leap to Hollywood stardom and which ones fell flat off the top rope. They’ll spotlight cult classics (They Live), box office bombs (Mr. Nanny), and those unexpected hidden gems. Plus, they dive into fan-favorites like Sting, Ultimate Warrior, and Kurt Angle to ask: Did these icons have real cinematic potential? Or were they better off sticking to the squared circle? Grab your popcorn and folding chair—this is one showdown you won’t want to miss.

This week on Post Credits Lounge, André Joseph and Marcos Cosme shine a spotlight on the actors who seem to be everywhere—sometimes to their own detriment. From Dwayne Johnson’s franchise fatigue to Ryan Reynolds' nonstop wisecracks, the hosts take a critical (but fair) look at today’s most overexposed stars, including Chris Pratt, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Holland, Pedro Pascal, Timothée Chalamet, and rising name Glenn Powell. Are these actors victims of their own success, or has Hollywood simply run out of fresh faces? Tune in for a candid discussion about casting trends, brand saturation, and what it means to truly have staying power in today’s industry.

Explosions, speed ramps, and relentless spectacle—this week on Post Credits Lounge, André Joseph and Marcos Cosme take a no-holds-barred look at the explosive career of director Michael Bay. From the stylish bombast of Bad Boys and the epic scale of Armageddon to the divisive Transformers saga and his recent return to form with Ambulance, they explore how Bay’s signature style shaped modern action cinema—for better or worse. Is he a misunderstood visual genius or the poster child for blockbuster excess? Join us as we break down the highs, lows, and lasting impact of the man behind the mayhem.

Fire up the time machine—Post Credits Lounge is heading back to the summer of 1997! In this nostalgic episode, hosts André Joseph and Marcos Cosme revisit the wild mix of blockbusters, flops, and sleeper hits that filled theaters during one of the most eclectic movie seasons of the ‘90s. From Men in Black and Face/Off to Batman & Robin and Con Air, they break down what made that summer unforgettable for moviegoers. Which films stood the test of time, and which ones crashed and burned? Grab your popcorn and rewind with us to the summer when Hollywood went big, bold, and sometimes bizarre.

This week on Post Credits Lounge, André Joseph and Marcos Cosme take aim at the explosive Hollywood career of legendary Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo. Known for his signature style—slow-motion shootouts, flying doves, and balletic violence—Woo redefined the action genre with a run of iconic films including Hard Target, Broken Arrow, Face/Off, and Mission: Impossible 2. The hosts explore how Woo adapted his Hong Kong sensibilities for Western audiences, the highs and lows of his time in the U.S., and the lasting influence of his stylistic trademarks on modern action cinema. Lock and load for a high-octane trip through one of action's most visionary filmmakers.

The capes get flashier and the villains get campier in Part 2 of Post Credits Lounge’s Batman movie retrospective! Hosts André Joseph and Marcos Cosme step into the wild, candy-colored world of Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever and Batman & Robin. From Val Kilmer’s brooding take to George Clooney’s infamous turn in the cowl, they break down what worked, what went off the rails, and how these films became cult curiosities in the Bat-legacy. With star-studded casts, over-the-top performances, and those unforgettable suits, this episode digs into how the franchise veered from dark to dazzling—and what it meant for the future of Gotham on film.

Grab your grappling hooks and cue the Danny Elfman score—Post Credits Lounge kicks off Part 1 of a multi-episode Batman movie retrospective! Hosts André Joseph and Marcos Cosme dive deep into Tim Burton’s gothic vision of the Dark Knight with 1989’s Batman and its darker, bolder sequel Batman Returns. They explore the cultural impact of Michael Keaton’s iconic portrayal, Jack Nicholson’s unforgettable Joker, and the surreal, twisted world that redefined superhero films. From production stories to lasting legacy, this is a trip back to when Batman was all shadows, style, and spectacle. Part 2 coming soon—same Bat-time, same Bat-channel!

Post Credits Lounge continues its deep dive into the directors who shaped the action-packed, CGI-heavy, and franchise-fueled world of 2000s cinema. In Part 2 of this retrospective, hosts André Joseph and Marcos Cosme spotlight the careers of Len Wiseman (Underworld, Live Free or Die Hard), Jonathan Mostow (Terminator 3), Dominic Sena (Swordfish, Gone in 60 Seconds), Simon West (Con Air, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider), and more. From high-octane visuals to hit-or-miss sequels, they explore the styles, trends, and studio systems that defined the era. Who left a lasting mark—and who faded into the blockbuster blur? Tune in and find out!