To honor the passing of the great Rip Torn, we let our listeners choose the film for us to review this week. Thankfully they settled on this raunchy comedy from 2004, about a rag-tag team of average joes who are struggling to save their gym from foreclosure.

We unpack the latest movie news from SDCC and talk about the best and worst trailers that debuted (looking at you, Cats). Then we dive into a movie titled Serenity, but NOT the one based on the beloved sci-fi series. Is it a future cult-classic, or just a misguided mess?

"Whoa!” It’s the perfect summary for this groundbreaking epic from the Wachowskis. No one can be told what the Matrix is, but we’re gonna do our damndest as we plug-in to this cyberpunk masterpiece. We’ll also examine the many Matrix sequels and spinoffs, as well as our mini-review of Stranger Things 3.

Before Black Panther, before Blade, there was…Steel! What’s that, never heard of this film based on the DC comic starring the one and only Shaq? Yeah, there’s a reason for that.

What better way to celebrate the July 4th holiday than by taking in this classic about America’s favorite pastime. Also present are underage tobacco use, trespassing on private property, and some casual sexual assault. #MAGA

Joe reminisces about his radio days as we talk about shock-jock Howard Stern’s autobiographical movie. Does the self-proclaimed “King of all Media” make a successful transition to film, or is it all just a bunch of pig-vomit?

Before the resurgence of Disney animation in the early 90’s, Don Bluth was exploring the darker side of the craft. There are no singing mice in this one…just sword-wielding rats, a nightmarish owl, and a cat named Dragon.

With the imminent release of a new Sam Jackson “Shaft” movie, we’re taking a look back at this 2015 episode where we reviewed his first attempt at playing this bad mutha…what, I’m just talkin’ ‘bout Shaft.

With the final Fox X-Men film hitting theaters this weekend, we are taking a look at the penultimate entry in this hit-or-miss franchise. Special guests Hillary and Sarah join the discussion to determine whether this film is closer to “X2” or “X-Men Origins."

Love it or hate it, there’s no denying this Indie-darling struck a nerve in 2004. This highly-quotable but questionably derivative comedy turns out to be one of our most (Na)polarizing films we’ve ever reviewed.