Remember way way back in 2011? Honestly, we didn't so we turned on the first Captain America movie to help us remember. Back then we didn't know too much about this Chris Evans guy, or all the wacky adventures Steve Rogers was about to embark on. Adam and 10-year-old Aiden go back and forth on whether this is top level MCU or another example of Marvel still trying to perfect its formula. Also: Aiden has an obscure hint for our Memorial Day episode

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After the thrills of Infinity War, Adam and Aiden kick back with a relaxing tale of horrific clowns who turn people into cotton candy and throw acidic cream pies. Who doesn't love a classic yarn like that? We also spend a good chunk discussing our own history with clowns and whether there will be any "good clowns" to be seen in the next decade.

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We tried our best last week to predict how Infinity War will end, and ... wow were we wrong! Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden go over all the twists and turns of the long-awaited Infinity War and also make some (likely incorrect) predictions about how things will shake out in the next Avengers installment.

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In preparation for the much anticipated Avengers: Infinity War, Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden take a look back at the very first Marvel Event Movie: The Avengers. Six years later it's still a very good superhero movie, but also quite different from Marvel's later efforts. Stay tuned for Aiden's long prediction about how Thanos will be defeated by an Iron Man 3 plot device.

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Time to hit the road for San Antonio and find the thing that means so much to us -- our 25th episode spectuacular on PeeWee's Big Adventure. Even though Adam has seen this perhaps more than any other movie, his 10-year-old son Aiden is able to quote it perhaps more accurately. We hit every highlight, from PeeWee's room to Mario's Magic Shop to that little twerp actor in Hollywood.

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Adam and 10-year-old Aiden go deep into this classic Western -- they're both doing the digging, actually. Somehow Aiden ended up seeing this twice in one week and may even be more familiar with it than his dad. Is this a war movie, or a western? Is it both? Is it awesome? Listen for all the answers.

Aiden's not only a fanboy of the Pacific Rim franchise, but he does say that the sequel is the greatest movie he's ever seen. Is it the Citizen Kane of giant robot-monster movies? Adam has a few issues with it, starting with the downgrade of Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro to a guy known for ... wait, he's never directed a movie before? Follow us on Twitter at @criticandkid

Is this a nightmare, or real life? In this case it's a dream because we're covering Phantasm -- the movie so scary, you forget how damn confusing it is. Like, are the enemies dwarves or pigs? (Aiden says pigs) and is this all just a commercial for the tuning fork industry? In the middle of this expert analysis, Adam also has to defend the way he pronounces "ice cream" to Aiden. One more thing: BOYYYYYY!!!

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Adam and 10-year-old Aiden bowl a strike (though some will argue it should be marked a zero) with an episode devoted to Aiden's first Coen Bros movie. During this discussion, Aiden finds out who Saddam Hussein is, we try not to offend any of our Canadian listeners (are you out there?) and Adam debuts his controversial fan theory about Walter.

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For our 20th episode, we went way back to our roots -- another Arnold Schwarzenegger classic. Not only do we talk about The Running Man, but we also cover The Running Man board game, The Running Man novel, and whether The Rock should star in a remake (spoiler: yes!). 

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