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.

Before Brie Larson was kicking ass and taking names as Captain Marvel, she was saving owls in this “family” film based on a children’s novel. If you love animals and hate yourself, then maybe you will derive some enjoyment from this made-for-TV-quality movie.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a mediocre quasi-sequel to an iconic superhero movie! Before Zack Snyder reigned over the DC cinematic universe, this anomaly tried to re-introduce the man-of-steel to a new generation. But is it the ultimate Superman movie fans wanted? As Lex Luthor would say, “WRONG!"

If you’re a fan of anime, you no doubt have heard of the beloved series Dragonball Z. But you may not have seen this live-action adaptation, and that’s…ok. Joe and Joel are joined by special guest and Dragonball superfan Tes as we tear into this abomination.

In honor of the recent passing of screen-legend Albert Finney, we’re revisiting a favorite of ours. Tim Burton puts his best foot forward in this tall tale about a man dealing with the life (and death) of his father, and the fantastical happenings that may or may not have occurred.

In recognition of Valentine’s Day, we are celebrating the season of love with this deep-cut of a film. What if you met your soul-mate in heaven, only to have your new love sent back to Earth without out? Well fret not, because a bevy of aging rock stars will be there to help you find her.

It’s the third time around for this international man of mystery, but is three a crowd? Join us as we review the final chapter of the Austin Powers trilogy, and determine whether it’s solid gold, or - the in words of Fat Bastard - CRAP!

To coincide with the recent “live” TV presentation, we are going back to the 90s by way of this 2005 screen adaptation of this ground-breaking (if not flawed) musical.