Mike is joined by Tim Irwin to wrap up the mini-series devoted to Nolan's "other" flicks during his tenor as the Batman director, covering the epic, "Interstellar." So, what do they have to say about this wildly ambitious, yet quickly forgotten space-mystery? As it turns out, quite a bit actually.

The Batbois, Robby, Jack and Mike, finish out the Nolan trilogy of Batman movies that progressively have less Batman in them, all the while taking in just what works and doesn't with this final film, and why the final product is so disheartening to so many. There is also much Bane voice.

Jack and Robby just saw the latest MCU installment, "Thor: Ragnarok," and have quite a lot of things to say about it. Wonder what they are? Of course you do. Here, have a listen...

Jack and Jeremy talk about the new McG joint, "The Babysitter", which just landed on Netflix in time for the spooky Halloween season! Is it good? How bad could it be? Wait, it's fun? How fun??

Mike talks to guests Jack Kolodziejski and Cabot Bramhall about Christopher Nolan's gigantic blockbuster, "Inception," which is attributed to the auteur director's continued legacy. Did they like it? Do they still like it? Is JGL hot? Is it all a dream? Does it matter? What are they drinking?!?! All of these answers and more await within....

Bernadette welcomes Diana DiMuro and Robert Anderson to the newest episode of the podcast that has set out to tackle the big names in television. This time, they're gearing up for Season 2 of the hit Netflix original series, "Stranger Things," by revisiting that first season that swept the world.

Robby, Jack and Mike are joined by special guest BatBoi, Jeremy Kolodziejski, to talk about the big one. They also discuss the film scene of pre and post-"Dark Knight," Heath Ledger's phenomenal performance and tragic passing, as well as our character's roles in the matters of morals, institution and chaos.

Jack, Robby and Mike tackle the long awaited sequel to the genre classic that nobody asked for, or even expected, and find that 2017 #cantstopwontstop churning out movies that have no right to be as amazing as they are. Be sure to pick your jaw up from the floor before leaving the theater with this one...

While the Bat-boi's over at "Batarang" break into the Christopher Nolan "Dark Knight Trilogy," Mike ventures into the other Nolan films of the era, starting of with 2006's "The Prestige." Robby Anderson joins him to discuss one of their favorite films that just may be, shall we dare say, perfect?

Story Screen's Book Club, "Reel Page Turner," kicks off with its first entry, Stephen King's "Carrie" (1974) and Brian De Palma's "Carrie" (1976), as well as touching on 1999's "The Rage: Carrie 2," 2002's "Carrie" TV movie and the 2013 remake.