It’s Superbad, with 12 year-olds! That must’ve been the pitch Seth Rogen gave for this instant classic about 3 foul-mouthed sixth graders discovering love, friendship, and Molly.

Netflix took some heat for the bungled promotion of this French coming-of-age film, but is the criticism justified? We sift through the disinformation and discuss cancel-culture as a whole in this timely episode.

With a third installment in the TRON trilogy in the works, we’re going back to the Grid to analyze this big-budget sequel to the cult classic that started it all.

Imagine an Adam Sandler movie, but without Adam Sandler. That’s the gist of this low-brow comedy about a stoner video-game tester who is forced to live with his grandmother and her friends.

Love him or hate him, Baz Luhrmann has style. Whether his style is well suited to a modern retelling of one of The Bard’s most well known tragedies, well that’s up for debate.

We are all so shocked and saddened by the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman that we’ve decided to break our scheduled programming for an episode dedicated to the king. This week we examine his non-Marvel works including 42, 21 Bridges, and Da 5 Bloods.

Kid ’n Play kick off this franchise with an all-star cast in a film that’s one part musical, one part “day in the life,” and all 1990s.

Once upon a time, Vanilla Ice starred in his own movie. Let that sink in. Guest host Devin Pike joins the crew to roast this abomination and close the chapter on this dark age of rap.

Looks like we’ll have to wait a bit longer for Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, so in the meantime we’re revisiting what is essentially the same movie, but with 100% more kickboxing!

If Jim Carrey’s schtick doesn’t wear you out, how about twice the Carrey? Watch him and Oscar-award winner Rene Zellweger try to make multiple personality disorder funny in this Farrelly bros. comedy from 2000.