This week on the cast, the gang digs into the B-movie TAMMY AND THE T-REX. Find out how each person dealt with their own personal atrocity of this film, and get ready for a very special Second Star to the Left series in the month of October!

This week on the podcast, Burt, Katie and Matt get inside Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi classic, ALIEN. Spoiler alert: the movie is really good and they only have good things to say about it. The end.

This week the cast finishes their (unofficial) late 90s retrospective with THE MUMMY (1999). We talked about which order the body parts of the Mummy came back first in our group chat and not at all in the episode, sorry.

Article on Zahi Hawass: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-rise-and-fall-and-rise-of-zahi-hawass-72874123/

This week the Second Star crew encounters the Wesley Snipes vehicle Blade. Matt and Chris quibble about 9/11. Katie fondly reminisces about Jncos.

This week the cast explores their shadowy sides with the Alex Proyas film DARK CITY. Matt gets trapped in a metaphor. Chris eats some food.

This week on the podcast, the Second Star cast encounters the 2018 Alex Garland film ANNIHILATION. Matt regrets air-horns. Chris finds a new favorite movie.

Sound quality is a little questionable on this one - our apologies.

This week, the gang welcomes writer and Keanu Reeves super-fan Andrew Curran to the cast to get lost in the circuits of time and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Burt gets lost in the mall. Matt dreams about Beethoven in the 21st century.

This week, the Second Star cast revisits the Guillermo del Toro HELLBOY (2004). Burt doesn't hate the movie. Matt almost discusses his father issues.

The Second Star guest time travels to 2000 for the butt-rock powered space opera Don Bluth animated film TITAN A.E. With special guest Meredith Russo! Matt shares his teenage fashion choices, Burt confesses his love for the Barenaked Ladies, and Katie breaks down over sexual dimorphism.

This week, the Second Star cast unloads on one of their all-time favorite films: George Miller's MAD MAX: FURY ROAD. Burt is left speechless at times.

Power & Disability in MAD MAX: FURY ROAD by Brent Walter Cline: https://www.popmatters.com/194573-power-and-disability-in-mad-max-fury-road1-2495517489.html

Lindsey Ellis thread: https://twitter.com/thelindsayellis/status/1146474524486950912