In this week's Peter themed episode we review two films that are right up his alley, first the alligator infested "Crawl" and then the Horror cults of "Midsommar." Both hilarious and disturbing spoiler ahead. Reminder that the team's Lion King coverage will be exclusively on our sister podcast, The Fantasy Faire.

Kyle and Alexis are back with the official reviews of Netflix's "Stranger Things 3" and Sony/Marvel Studio's "Spider-Man: Far From Home." Non-Spoiler overviews first and then full spoilers will follow, also we talk about the new trailer for the Live-Action version of "Mulan" and prepare for the coming week and the reign of the "Live-Action" adaptation of "The Lion King." And could Sony take Spider-Man away from Marvel if "Far From Home" does not cross 1-Billion-Dollars at the Box Office?

David Francisco returns to review the following movies: "Spider-Man - Far From Home," "Men In Black - International," "Late Night," "Toy Story 4," "The Dead Don't Die," "Dark Phoenix" and "Midsommar." Yes there will be spoilers for Spider-Man included.

Kyle, Peter and Alexis give their initial reactions to the new Spider-Man film.

Alexis and Peter give their review of Disney and Pixar's "Toy Story 4," and dealing with multiple annoyances one may come across when encountering children. Then both dive into a deep dive about the future of the theater-going experience and the movie-making business in the next ten years in response to a new article in The New York Times, "How Will Movies (As We Know Them) Survive the Next Ten Years?"

Kyle takes the reins as him and Peter talk John Wick Chapter 3 and Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

David and Alexis talk Summer Box Office season with Godzilla, Book Smart, Brightburn, and the disaster of Dark Phoenix and more.

Kyle and Alexis review the latest musical/biopic film "Rocketman," starring "Kingsman" lead Taron Edgerton as Sir Elton John, which tells the story of the legendary rock star, and his struggle with all kinds of addictions. Later on Kyle gives his thoughts on "Godzilla: King of the Monsters."

Peter returns and reviews the two recent films he's seen, both in theaters now, "Godzilla: The King of Monsters," and "John Wick: Chapter Three." We talk about how Godzilla's disappointing performance at the Box Office may indicate a Disney takeover of moviegoing audiences and the new trailer for the Netflix prequel series to Jim Henson's "The Dark Crystal."

Alexis and David Francisco are back with another packed lineup, we catch up with some of the latest movies we've yet to cover, "Detective Pikachu," "Aladdin," and "John Wick: Chapter Three."