Justice League: Gods and Monsters is the latest in DC’s line of animated features. Sam Liu directs this alternative universe where the Justice League are not as you know. Benjamin Bratt voices Superman, the son of General Zodd. Michael C. Hall is the pseudo vampire Batman. And Tamara Taylor gives us her Wonder Woman – the New God.

Luke and Jason take a look to determine if these versions of our superheroes are gods or monsters?

Justice League: Gods and Monsters is the latest in DC’s line of animated features. Sam Liu directs this alternative universe where the Justice League are not as you know. Benjamin Bratt voices Superman, the son of General Zodd. Michael C. Hall is the pseudo vampire Batman. And Tamara Taylor gives us her Wonder Woman – the New God.

Luke and Jason take a look to determine if these versions of our superheroes are gods or monsters?

That Film Stew take on Marvel’s Ant-Man. In this review of the movie where superheroes don’t get any bigger, Luke and Jason discuss the latest addition to the MCU. Paul Rudd is a funny man, but does he work as a future Avenger? And has director Peyton Reed picked up the pieces and given us an awesome Marvel Flick?

That Film Stew take on Marvel’s Ant-Man. In this review of the movie where superheroes don’t get any bigger, Luke and Jason discuss the latest addition to the MCU. Paul Rudd is a funny man, but does he work as a future Avenger? And has director Peyton Reed picked up the pieces and given us an awesome Marvel Flick?

That Film Stew take on Marvel’s Ant-Man. In this review of the movie where superheroes don’t get any bigger, Luke and Jason discuss the latest addition to the MCU. Paul Rudd is a funny man, but does he work as a future Avenger? And has director Peyton Reed picked up the pieces and given us an awesome Marvel Flick?

That Film Stew reviews Terminator Genisys, the fifth instalment in the Terminator franchise. Arnie is back! Alan Taylor directs this time-travelling robot sci-fi which retcons the last couple of films. We’ve got a whole new roster of actors taking on the roles of Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese, and John Connor, but do they do the characters justice? Luke and Jason answer the question – have they finally made another good Terminator sequel?

That Film Stew reviews Terminator Genisys, the fifth instalment in the Terminator franchise. Arnie is back! Alan Taylor directs this time-travelling robot sci-fi which retcons the last couple of films. We’ve got a whole new roster of actors taking on the roles of Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese, and John Connor, but do they do the characters justice? Luke and Jason answer the question – have they finally made another good Terminator sequel?

That Film Stew reviews Terminator Genisys, the fifth instalment in the Terminator franchise. Arnie is back! Alan Taylor directs this time-travelling robot sci-fi which retcons the last couple of films. We’ve got a whole new roster of actors taking on the roles of Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese, and John Connor, but do they do the characters justice? Luke and Jason answer the question – have they finally made another good Terminator sequel?

That Film Stew reviews Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World. Jason and Luke talk whether this dormant dinosaur franchise successfully rises from extinction. This Chris Pratt blockbuster has hybrids, winged lizards, and pet raptors, but does it live up to the 1993 original?

That Film Stew reviews Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World. Jason and Luke talk whether this dormant dinosaur franchise successfully rises from extinction. This Chris Pratt blockbuster has hybrids, winged lizards, and pet raptors, but does it live up to the 1993 original?