In a spoiler-free review, we get into what makes Ghostbusters Afterlife such a successful and heartfelt entry, observe the history of a Ghostbusters 3, and what it personally meant to me from a variety of perspectives. 

Marvel Studio's Eternals is the center of this episode. A spoil-free review reveals just how bold director Chloe Zhao and her cast go in this latest MCU theatrical film that, after Black Widow and Shang-Chi, truly show that not only is the MCU back in theaters, but they're back for good. We also discuss the latest Spider-Man No Way Home trailer that reveals five-sixths of a possible Sinister Six, and Batman taking the DCEU back to awesome heights. 

So, WandaVision signals the beginning of the long-anticipated Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, starring the two beautiful weirdos who encompass the MCU's most endearing love story: Wanda Maximoff, and The Vision. It's complexity, staggering suspense, revelatory content, and comedic homage to generations of television sitcoms easily form the most unique series on Disney+. Now that all nine episodes have been released...hear are my thoughts. 

Investor Day at Disney has been incredible for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars. The success of the Mandalorean is in full effect as the Ashoka spin-off has been announced, as well as official announcements for shows starring Lando Calrissean, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Cassian Andor, and more. On the MCU front, Ant-Man 3, Amor Wars, Secret Invasion, the FANTASTIC FOUR, and more have been officially announced. All the while, WB and HBO are scheming themselves... 

This is a pretty unstructured episode, but being that it's around Thanksgiving, I wanted to talk randomly on the things and people I'm grateful for in my life. I mean...that's really it. 

It's not everything it's cracked up to be, this year. Both good and bad. But I'm definitely getting a feeling that DC is stepping up, or rather about to step up. Fandome was a fun and impressive reveal party of films, games, and series about to wreck the world in the next couple of years. 

Today we have guest Briar Harvey, co-host of Latchkey Movies podcast, that focuses on adults rating, reviewing, and critiquing children's movies. We have a great discussion about so-called kids' films, parental supervision as film lovers who have kids, and touchy topics such as the American ratings system, queer content, representation in media, and why context matters. 

Okay, we are immediately back with an episode 51 for all you dorks out there foaming at the mouth for the #HBOMax release of Zack Snyder's Justice League, the long-rumored, long-awaited "truer" iteration of 2017's failed Avenger's rival. Troy joins me to pick up where we left off and see where the individual heroes, the most iconic, quintessential superheroes of all time, are going from here.

Thank you, true believers, for holding on. 

We are rocking episode 50 with a very special guest, California's very own Troy Mangram, the biggest #batman fan I've ever had the pleasure of calling a brother. With deep insight, we are discussing the recent announcement of Zack Snyder's Justice League--why it's quite likely different than #TheSnyderCut--and what the future holds for the DCEU. 

In the second Gundam Month 2020 episode, I'm going to take you on a deep dive into my favorite anime of ALL time...GUNDAM WING. You've heard me rant and rave about it in the past, and now I get to celebrate it's 25th anniversary. Let's dig deep into why I love this epic space opera/sci-fi/war drama/mecha anime.