The Golden Globes Go Gaga for "Bohemian Rhapsody!" Alexis and Peter recap the shocking upset victory of "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Green Book" at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards and what that means for the Oscar race for "A Star is Born," "Black Panther", and much more. Later on we preview the entire awards season and Peter proposes some changes to make a better process for awarding the best films of the year. 

Kyle and Alexis sit down and recap the highlights and lowlights of 2018, from new chapters to surprising moments, get to know a year in the life of a small podcast crew...

David Francisco returns and gives us his review of the latest installment of the Tranformers franchise, “Bumblebee.” Later on he presents his preliminary list of ten favorite films of 2018.

David Francisco returns and give his thoughts on some of the big movies of this December, "Mary Poppins Returns," "Aquaman," and "Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse." David also ranks his favorite comic book films of the year. 

Alexis and Peter return to review the new DC superhero film, Aquaman starring Jason Mamoa and Amber Heard and directed by James Wan. Later on both give their take on the state of superhero movies in 2018 as well as rank all their favorite and least favorite films of the year. Spoilers start around 15 minutes into the review 

Peter and Alexis are back this week for a movie review of Sony and Pascal Pictures new Spider-Man film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse which stars the diverse comic character, Miles Morales, and every spider ever, written by Phil Lord and Chris Miller. First half hour is Spoiler-Free and then we dive into all the great bits of this film. 

Alexis and David Francisco break down the two big trailers of the week, "Captain Marvel" and "Avengers: Endgame," with a special appearance by Kyle A. Lira, plus David presents his spoiler-free thoughts on "Creed II." 

Alexis and Peter are back with another movie review by prolific filmmaker Orson Welles. Welles has long since passed but Netflix has finally released his previously unfinished "The Other Side of the Wind" which is being referred to as his bookend to his well known "Citizen Kane." We also get into "They'll Love Me When I'm Dead," the documentary picture inside the chaotic behind the scenes of making the film and into the man behind the legend. 

Alexis and Peter are back to talk about the passing of Stephen Hillenburg and celebrate his legacy by reminiscing about our favorite "Spongebob Squarepants" memories. We also talk "Daredevil" getting cancelled by Netflix, why China loves "Venom," the first teaser for "The Lion King" photo-realistic reimagining, and talk about our recent Black Friday excursions into half-priced physical media and what to look out for this holiday season. 

THIS WEEK IN WHO: We review "The Witchfinder" where The Doctor travels back to meet King Alan Cumming and along the way encounters a heated Witch Trial.