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In this week's story - it could be ripped from today's headlines, but we hope it isn't. Troubles in the school system leads to the murder of a young math teacher in School Daze, by Rob Steele.

This is that show that lets you know that it's not just you, the world has actually lost its collective mind as evidenced by travel bans, gun arguments that don't take place because they don't make sense in context, religious gun-safety rallies, and new wasp nest vaginal inserts (not my idea).  Just give the show a listen and most of it will make sense.

This week's story is a lovely, rural tale about a lost love and a horrific twist ending.  Sit back and enjoy The Chopping Block, by Rob Steele.

On this week's partly spectacular show, Rob and Todd have a million questions about "Wonder Woman". Did DC remember how comic book movies should work? Why did it take Patty Jenkins 14 years to get another feature film after "Monster"? How exactly do you pronounce "Gal Gadot"? You know, other than bank? And will people finally shut up about how "Catwoman" and "Elektra" prove that female heroes don't equal box office?

Netflix is actually cancelling shows. Is that a sign of trouble? Are they targeting shows that are "too diverse"?

The Rock says Rotten Tomatoes kills box office. Brett Rattner agrees. Are they right, or did they make crappy movies?

We'll compare the trailers for the 2017 version of "It" versus the 1990 TV version. Won't be long before we can compare the final product. And more trailers, like "The Mountain Between Us" and "Geostorm" One has Idris Elba and Kate Winslet; the other has lots of CGI. Guess which one will be good!

As always we'll feature the good the bad and the what and various shenanigans.

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This week, we delve a bit into the paranoid psycho horror with a tale written by Marilyn Botta called, the People Downhill.

Another partly spectacular episode forthcoming - brought to you by F7 Shoe.

This week - Sequels and Trailers and Reboots - Oh My!

News on Justice League, Spaceballs, John Wick, Resident Evil, Wonder Woman, New Mutants, Dark Tower, Johnny English, Spiderman, Roger Moore, Tilda Swinton and SO MUCH MORE!

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Another spectacularly profound episode filled with good ol' American homegrown ignorance on a scale previously unexplored.  Featuring: A Trump-ian geography lesson, United Airlines gets something right, Disney reboots a theme, and THE ELEPHANT ALWAYS WINS!

This week, we have a different spin than some our previous writings. This week, a high-speed action story with Turns by Alex Lydon.

This week has a busy episode with topics varying from Alien to Star Trek to The Dark Crystal to X-Men to Mamma Mia to Charlie Chaplin! Not even counting the zombies, mummies and Frankenstein's Monster or the premature death of the Inhumans! All this and the potential identity of First Order leader Snoak!

So, sit back, relax, and prepare yourself for a load of movie information that will be at least partly spectacular!