Take your stinking film out of here you damn dirty director! Tim Burton phones it in in this 2001 remake of the classic simian tale from the 60s.

With the recent passing of Martin Landau, we present this episode from 2015 when we entered the ring to review this homage to wrestling.

Before Hasselhoff was solving crimes with his talking car, this film about a traveling troupe of medieval reenactors introduced us to two things…Ed Harris and motorcycle jousting.

Joe and Joel go back to their roots with the sequel to a truly bad film, Samurai Cop. But does the addition of The Room’s Tommy Wiseau help or hurt it in the end?

To prepare for the new Spiderman film, Joe and Joel revisit the divisive third installment from Sam Raimi’s trilogy. Also, Joe gives his mini-review of Transformers: The Last Night.

File this one under the “sequels-nobody-wanted” category. Twenty years after the original alien invasion movie, the B-side cast returns with a new batch of younger, prettier humans to once again defend the planet Erff.

After tackling The Happening, Joe & Joel review their second, and arguably better, M. Night Shyamalan film. Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson & Robin Wright star in this sophomore outing about divorce, mass murder, and comic books.

This week on The Editing Bay, we visit Michael Bay off the coast of the San Francisco Bay in The Rock.

From the mind of Jim Henson comes this nightmare-inducing film about Gelflings, Podlings and Skekses (oh my!).