Jaws did more for the cinema than even Universal could have predicted... it spawned an entirely new genre. Petar, Josh and Cecil are joined this week by Brandon Tenold as we look at the best and worst of the Jaws knockoffs from Tentacles and Great White (The Last Shark) to Devil Fish and Cruel Jaws.

The Jaws films are so iconic (even if it's iconography is for how bad the sequels are) that it's about time Josh, Cecil and Petar looked into the impact this quadrilogy has had on film.

1989 was awash with movies set in the blackened deep of the oceans... outer space was no longer the great unexplored reach, but the darkest elements of our own planet.

Petar, Cecil and Josh look at all 6 of the underwater monster flicks that arose in 1989.

Leviathan, Deepstar Six, The Abyss, Lords Of The Deep, Endless Descent and The Evil Below.

Josh and Cecil look at just how much you used to be able to get away with on TV and no longer can.

All in the Family would never make it today. What about Miami Vice? Twilight Zone? NYPD Blue? St. Elsewhere? Hill Street Blues? It's nuts some of the examples we have.

Terminal City Ricochet is a film that more people need to see. Jello Biafra sits down with Josh to discuss his acting career and this movie in particular. Charley McMullen joins Cecil, Petar and Josh to examine Terminal City Ricochet in more detail. Check it out.

Poltergeist has a remake coming out... so we have to look back at this franchise.

Is the relationship between film and pop culture symbiotic or parasitic?