Casey and the weird static monster possessing Riley discuss the recent WandaVision TV show, toxic nerd culture, and the fate of the MCU in phase 4.

Casey and Riley return to the MCU to discuss the first appearance of Thor, a vain cruel boy with dyed eyebrows who speedruns his way through character development and faces off against his totally trustworthy brother, Loki.

Casey and Riley review a film about the king of monsters taking on the eighth wonder of the world. No, not the new one. The one from the sixties. Specifically, the American dub that re-edited it to include more white people. Witness as they delve into King Kong getting hammered, people forgetting Godzilla exists, and the absolute madman who decided to import a goddamn Kaiju.

Casey and Riley prepare themselves for the Snyder Cut by rewatching the first Zack Snyder Superman film. They...do not enjoy it. Tune in as they discuss the bad haircuts, dick-shaped spaceships, boring characters, and complete misunderstanding of what makes Superman work as a character!

We're going to get so much hate mail for this one.

"How happy is the blameless vestal's lot? The world forgetting, by the world forgot: Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind!"

Man, imagine if they went with that title? Way too long. But, fitting for this weird, beautiful love story that Casey and Riley review for Valentine's.

Casey, Riley, and special guest Ralen Stevens tear into the infamous live action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Witness the horrors of the wooden acting, the pebble dance, the dickhead princess, and that stupid boring dragon. This one may have been a bit long.

 Casey and Riley pitch ideas for new Star Wars movies set in the Clone Wars. Also in this episode: tech issues, discussion of vore, two candidates for the worst Jedi ever, a deep dive into the horrors of war, and a remake that no one wanted.

In this Giant Sized episode, Casey and Riley review the original X-Men movie, starring Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, and Anna Paquin. Also they get distracted by tangents. Many many times.

Casey and Riley delve into one of the most famous franchises in all of cinema and watch the first adventure of the world's worst secret agent. Listen as they describe all the times James Bond drinks poison, gets distracted by his horniness, and accidentally kills thousands of innocent people in his original 1962 battle against the nefarious Dr. No!

In the 1950s, America faced terrifying new challenges: McCarthyism,  the Korean War, that giant floating island made of dinosaurs that tried  to destroy Florida. And in our hour of need, we were saved by the  world’s greatest heroes: Hal Jordan, Martian Manhunter, those other  dudes, actor Alan Ritchson...

Yeah we watched Justice League: the  New Frontier, a direct to DVD animated film with a stellar premise. Did  it hit the mark? Tune in to find out!