What kind of person would rank the original Back to the Future as the worst of the series? What monster would put III above II? Unfortunately, both of these people host the podcast you're listening to. In this episode you'll hear about Adam's many problems with Part II, and his 10-year-old son Aiden's fondness for Michael J. Fox in a cowboy costume. Plus: we need to talk about Jennifer, and hear Aiden's pitch for Back to the Future: Back 4 More starring Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos

Do they have podcasts in Wakanda, or have they moved past that to some other kind of Vibranium-based entertainment? We don't answer that question, but we do ponder if Killmonger is the best Marvel villain, how Black Panther fits into the Marvel Universe, and what is up with the red sand? Also: we mis-pronounce lots of character names. Follow us on Twitter at @criticandkid

Why see a movie when you can EXPERIENCE it sitting next to screaming strangers and get water splashed on you? This week Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden rank their favorite movie-based rides from Disney and Universal parks. Though Aiden would like to forget his near-death experience on Twilight Zone: Tower of Terror, it's clear he's still haunted by this brush with death. 

Australia isn't all Super Bowl commercials starring Danny McBride. Parts of it are pretty messed up, and if you don't watch where you're going you might meet the Razorback and his Pig Posse (or is it the Bacon Gang?). On this episode Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden go further south than they have for this podcast ... all the way down under to where bullets bounce off pigs and kangaroo hunters might be even worse than murderous warthogs. What, you've never seen the 1984 classic Razorback? Recorded during halftime of Super Bowl LII

Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden hop on a freighter to Skull Island to dig up everything amazing about the original King Kong. Speaking of, how many rifles does a cargo ship actually need? Is it really worth it to continue living on Skull Island? Should Carl Denham be arrested? And where are Kong's parents? All this and more are answered on the latest episode of The Critic and the Kid! Follow us on Twitter @criticandkid

Adam and his 10-year-old son Aiden are divided over the first Jumanji movie, but are united in their positive review of the new movie, Welcome to the Jungle. Is this a Guns n' Roses-inspired cash grab or one of the better remakes in recent memory? Stay tuned for Aiden's take on what the ending should have been like, and how a sequel could work, plus a teaser for our next episode. Follow us on Twitter at @Criticandkid

Are you frightened by old men shouting through your screen door?Have you inspected the foundation of your house recently? Are you sure there's not a weird cave down there? Yes, 10-year-old Aiden and his father Adam examine the key questions in Poltergeist and Poltergeist II this week, and have some key words of advice if you want to live in your haunted house peacefully. Also features the introduction of Aiden's new character: local newsanchor Henry Kane

It's a movie Aiden has seen perhaps more than any other, and one his father Adam just saw for the first time last week. Welcome to the Space Jam, where Michael Jordan is still a baseball player and his family is fake. There's also a strange Pulp Fiction reference. Oh, and there's basketball and cartoon characters.

Our first double episode is louder than the dance club TechNoir and cooler than Sarah Connor's roommate. 10-year-old Aiden and his father Adam will tackle such pressing Terminator questions as why doesn't the T-1000 turn into a girl? Why does time travel drop you into a dark alley? Why do futuristic robots have accents? What about Miles Dyson's wife and son? Follow us on Twitter at @criticandkid

You want spoilers? We got spoilers. We've also got takes about The Last Jedi: best Luke Skywalker ever? Best Disney Star Wars? Best space battle? And in the spirit of a Star Wars movie that was longer than Goodfellas, we made this episode extra long (perfect for a holiday road trip!). Follow Critic and Kid @criticandkid on Twitter