Mark, Jim and Bob take on the two most anticipated superhero movies in years. James Gunn's 'Superman and Marvel's "The Fantastic Four: First Steps'. Find out how the guys feel about these two blockbusters along with gaining some insights into the future of DC and Marvel. 

Join us for an exciting journey into the deep waters of 'Jaws' with this 50th anniversary retrospective. It's been 50 years in the making and we want to share what this movie has meant to us. Share some fun anecdotes and stories from when we first saw 'Jaws' back in the day. We also discuss the cultural impact and significance of Spielberg's man vs. nature masterpiece in film history. There are also a couple of fun surprises including some special gifts Jim had left for his cohosts unbeknownst to them and one free 4K digital code shown in this episode for the first viewer to take advantage of (check it out on YouTube). Come on in, the water's fine and ride along with us on this epic adventure.

 Mark, Jim, and Bob, explore the first 3 films in the iconic horror series ‘Friday the 13th’ and discuss the influence they had on the genre in this episode. They share their own experiences with the series, the importance of characters like Mrs. Voorhees, and the idea of the final girl. They also touch on the impact of 3D technology in horror and the inventive way that kills are carried out in these first 3 installments. The guys talk in-depth about famous deaths throughout the ‘Friday’ series, examine the history and development of the recognizable hockey mask, and contrast Jason with other horror icons like Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger. Sit back and enjoy the trip back to Camp Crystal Lake! 

Jim & Bob discuss the final Season of 'Andor' and offer their key takeaways, favorite moments and characters. Did it live up to what Bob was hoping to get after the long wait since Season 1? How did Jim sell his wife on watching it? Find out in this fun exploration of 'Andor' Season 2. This episode contains spoilers.

Welcome to the inaugural (Ashcan) installment of The Fandom Outpost's "We Have Issues" series. Every story has a beginning. Through their own experiences, Mark, Jim, and special guest Robbie share their perspectives on the joys of comic collecting. Their goal is to share with you their experiences in the hobby, which they have accumulated since they were kids in the 1970’s. The boys dive into all the fun and excitement that comics have to offer, from their most treasured issues to their favorite comic book creators.

Wholly Cow, are these prices getting out of control? Has the recent uptick in 4K Steelbook pricing affected your physical media collecting? Jim, Mark and Bob take a look at what is happening within the 4K collecting hobby and discuss how they are dealing with it. 

Bob and Mark are talkin' baseball - well, more specifically, talkin' about their favorite baseball movies. They take you on a journey from the old Houston Astrodome to the cornfields of Iowa, and all the way to Yankee Stadium, as they reminisce about some of the greatest baseball films ever made. So sit back, dig into some Big League Chew and enjoy!

Mark, Jim and Bob dive into the 1983 supernatural thriller/horror film “The Keep” in this episode. Directed by Michael Mann, this film has a notorious production story that has contributed to both positive and negative views over the years as it has gained cult status. The guys discuss and review the film in detail covering its outstanding cast, Tangerine Dream soundtrack, and the place it now holds in film lore.

We’re talking independent horror with Matt Schmidt, filmmaker, screenwriter and founder of Acres Films. Matt offers an insightful journey into his cinematic inspirations and creative processes as we discuss his latest independent horror films, “#TheChallenge” (2022) and “Mr. Sandman” (2024). From found footage to slashers to classic horror, the guys and Matt share their love of the horror genre and discuss their all-time favorites in this casual and fun interview. Matt also gives us a look behind the curtain as he traverses his way through the independent film landscape. Join us for a fun ride through the eyes of an independent filmmaker!

Mark, Jim, and Bob have a lot to say about Roberts Eggers' widely anticipated "Nosferatu" (2024). Some are good; some are not. What distinguishes this movie from Murnau and Herzog's earlier versions? There is a lot of ground to cover with this new iteration of this classic tale. From plot to characterization to Orlok's mustache. As they talk about some of Robert Eggers' next projects, they also make some intriguing casting predictions.