Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 2011 sequel Final Destination 5. They talk about how much they like this movie enough to convince them it may have been worth seeing in 3D, how cops are involved in the story again for the first time since the original movie, exactly what in the hell Tony Todd actually does for a living, and how this movie finally gets it right by bringing humans into the evil mix.

Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 2009 sequel The Final Destination. They talk about how this is, in fact, not the final destination, the wisdom of having a terribly racist character in your movie for no reason at all, and the connection to this movie being the weakest in the series to having a character simply called, "Milf."

Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 2006 sequel Final Destination 3. They talk about the effectiveness of the opening roller coaster scene, the return of James Wong as director and if he approved of the comedy angle of the prior film, and Mike regales Tom with a story that he fears will get him arrested.

Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 2003 sequel Final Destination 2. They talk about how this movie is actually a comedy, how all the murders are committed via Rube Goldberg shenanigans as well as how everyone dies like Wile E. Coyote, and manage to make sure that director David R. Ellis is considered to be a comic genius despite having little to no evidence that he is other than this magnificent romp of a delicious movie.

Listen as Mike and Tom rank the Final Destination Series and declare each movie as good or bad. They will be astounded to find that their lists and declarations are exactly the same. Where's the fun in that?

You decide which sequel you like better to the Last Summer sequels as Mike and Tom try to keep this festering turd of a series alive.

Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 2006 sequel I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer. They discuss the sheer weight of the title of this movie, how the story of the fisherman has miraculously traveled all the way to Colorado, and, spoiler alert, how this movie manages to make Ben Willis, also known as the Fisherman, a supernatural villain.

Listen as Mike and Tom discuss the 1998 sequel I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. They talk about how Mike still does not like the ease with which murderers are cleaning up their own crime scenes to drive people mad, the wisdom in making this a vacation murder story, and the difficulty in watching boyfriends and girlfriends be terrible to each other based on some terrible race and gender politics from the filmmakers.

Listen as Mike and Tom rank the Last Summer Sequels. The finally agree for once on ranking as well as whether or not these movies are good or bad.