It’s the month of “ani-May,” and so we continue our monthly anime-live-action-adaptation reviews with this doozy from 1995. It’s an exercise in how not to take a promising property and realize it in the flesh. This straight to home-video "film" is so bad, the state of Alabama just passed legislation against it.

A tale as old as...1991. This week Joe and Joel review the first of many Disney animated remakes with the live-action version of this beloved Disney classic. Enjoy this "rewind" episode from 2017.

This week we honor the late John Singleton as we review his entry into the Fast and Furious franchise.

This week we dip our toes into the soft-core porn genre with this 90’s classic about an undercover hooker. But stick around for the last 30 min, where we go all in with our spoilerific review of Avengers: Endgame!

Joe's wife, Sara, joins the guys to talk about the George Lucas/Ron Howard fantasy epic Willow, in this Rewind episode from 2015.

With the 25th anniversary and a reboot right around the corner, the time is right to dig up this classic grungy-superhero flick. We discuss the tragic demise of star Brandon Lee in what is arguably his finest performance. And stick around for the final 15 minutes as we get giddy about the first trailer for Star Wars, Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker!

With the recent release of the first great Transformers film, we take a look back at where the not-so-great films got their start. Special guest (and Joe’s favorite Bernsen) Lorin joins in the conversation as we find out whether this first “Bay-former” flick is really more than meets the eye.

Riding the coattails of Indiana Jones, this Michael Douglas Production tries to capture the magic of those swashbuckling adventures. Columbian drug lords, alligators and Danny DeVito are aplenty in this cult favorite from 1984.

We continue our year of anime remakes with this doozy from M. Night Shyamalan. Call it boring, call it amateurish, but whatever you do, don’t call it “Avatar.” Special guest Luke joins in the fun as we roast this turkey from 2010.

The mockumentary genre gets some new blood with this entry from power-couple Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement. Turns out, despite all of the murder and immortality, vampires aren’t that different from us.