Mark, Rick and Brian have the long-awaited "reviewsit" of The NeverEnding Story, while dancing on the thin line of potentially ruining your childhood. Mark discovers he has 'false memories' of the first time he had seen the film, Brian touches upon some of the German special features found with the Apple TV version and the lads all become re-traumatized by the disturbing horse swamp scene. Rick also equates the film to the "Grease Coma" theory he is apparently an expert on, the fellas over analyze the busty sphinx statues and they debate the epic question of what exactly Bastian yells out at the end of the movie. Just like the Rock Biter, Teeny Weeny and Nighthob, follow these podcast messengers (you figure out which one is which) as they guide you via racing snail through the lands of Fantasia!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on The Great Outdoors, while also pondering the wooded areas throughout Walt Disney World. The gents get into the extensive performing career of the animal actor Bart the Bear, discuss adult coloring books as well as movie action figure likenesses and the lads are able to use Mark as a 6 degrees of separation connection between this film and their previous "reviewsit!" The fellas also run through lists of the top camping movies, meet the character of 'Todd, the Oscar Nomination File Clerk' and Mark flips out over Brian and Rick never having seen Stand By Me. You can tweet these "Crayola Compadres" @5DollarBin and then color in this episode with Comedy!

Mark and Brian have a "reviewsit" of The Great Outdoors and welcome Rick back from his 'anti-camping' vacation to join in on the fun. The lads question the established relationship between the main characters of Chet and Roman, Brian shares some of his vacation pajama travel tips with the cinemaniacs and Rick takes issue with the font of the raccoon subtitle dialogue. Mark also reveals how the name of John Candy's character changed between the film and DVD release, the fellas belt out many songs inspired by the movie including "Benny and the Chets" and a new character of 'Claustro-Furby' is introduced! Come join these Happy Campers as they enjoy talking about the woods from the comfort of The Great Indoors!

Mark and Brian hit the road for this episode, while sharing some final thoughts on Little Monsters at a stop along the way. The gents reveal missing Rick's secret side job, discuss the film's connections to Gremlins and run through a list of acting siblings a la Fred and Ben Savage. The lads likewise recall all the famous faces that came from the MTV show Undressed, Mark is forced to play the 'online review game' against himself as an opponent and also spars off with Brian using dueling Walter Matthau impressions. You can tweet these jokey journeymen @5DollarBinPOD to check-in during their travels to make sure they don't get any road rash!

Mark and Brian have a "reviewsit" of the film Little Monsters, while also relaying possible reasons for Rick being AWOL this week. The lads make comparisons to Monsters Inc., Mark shares how he read the junior novelization for this movie as a child and they challenge the 'sunrise risk' rules of the monster underworld. Brian also theorizes how the film could be a prequel to Home Alone, the gents both do some "Woody Walken" impressions and they come up with their performance act for the next season of America's Got Talent. Even though a freak thunderstorm breaks out during this episode you'll be safe under the bed with these lesser known Savage brothers and maybe a couple peanut butter and onion sandwiches too...Eww!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on the film Independence Day, while also questioning its abbreviation nickname of 'ID4.' The lads suggest some alternative voice tones for the alien voices, Rick pitches a movie where he just reads off a list of enemies and Mark shares some fun, false and even "painful" facts about the film. The fellas also create a definitive list of their favorite pop culture presidents, share the actor who is the "magic degree of separation connector" and Brian stumbles upon a Disney movie he actually has not seen. Hail to these Commanders-in-Cinema, then submit your ballot @5DollarBinPOD to join them as their movie running mates!

Mark, Rick and Brian wish the listeners a belated Happy 4th of July and celebrate with some fanfare the 2 year anniversary of the podcast!!! 2 years...wowie kazowie!!! Clearly, the best way to celebrate both of these events is with a "reviewsit" of the film Independence Day. The lads recall how the movie kicked off the 'Will Smith summer weekends' to follow, Rick applies his "half beer analogy" to the inside of the alien spaceships and Brian tries his hand at sci-fi foley work. The fellas also discuss the unusual line of presidential succession in the world of the film, Mark gets super excited for the Frutopia product placement and way too many Harvey Fierstein impressions occur throughout. Whether you are a newbie or a devoted 2-year cinemaniac, jump into your crop duster and join these defenders of the Earth as they engage in a close encounter....of the audible kind!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on Harry and Hendersons and Mark perhaps makes a successful segue transition! The gents dip into their memories of the Harry TV series, become somewhat surprised of the lack of extra trivia and fun facts for the film and ask the question as to whether movie technological achievement is enough to warrant revisiting a film over and over. The fellas also play the 'Amazon Review Guessing Game,' run through a list of other Bigfoot films that exist and have a deep discussion on the proper way to pluralize the word "Sasquatch." You can tweet this Encarta-like anthropology guide @5DollarBinPOD to get all your reference needs on the subject of Sasquatch, Sasquatches and even Sasqui!

Mark, Rick and Brian jump into the official start of summer with their "reviewsit" of Harry and the Hendersons. Rick & Brian come to the realization that they never saw the movie in full previously, Mark shares how the film helped inform his education of corsages and bleu cheese, and the lads wonder what exactly goes down in the Henderson basement behind closed doors. The lads also pitch ideas for a reboot that includes dog armies and hybrid humans, offer their own parental warnings that they feel were lacking for the movie and cast the missing role of

"Grandma Henderson." You'll have a DEAR ol' time...or err DEER ol' time...listening to the calls of this wild episode! Oh I get it!

Mark, Rick and Brian pass along some final thoughts on The Phantom, while trying to also scour online for hard-to-find Phantom merchandise. The lads share some fun facts and original casting choices for the film, Mark adds Rick and Brian to The Defenders of the Earth theme song and they test out their theory that there were fewer easily recognizable film scores created after the mid-90s. The fellas also run down a list of Oscar-nominated music, look up other 1930s heroes contemporary to The Phantom and discover the odd character of 'Bozo the Iron Man.' You can tweet these "Heroes of the Home Theater" @5DollarBinPOD to summon them to their next movie watching adventure!