We review the latest Christopher Nolan film "Oppenheimer" about the man who headed the Manhattan Project during World War II. We discuss if there is a metaphor of self destruction, if the movie should've focused more on the development of the atomic bomb, how Gary Oldman knocked it out of the park as Harry Truman, and if this movie can be considered "gothic".

We talk to Stephen Karaffa, the host of the podcast "Mind of a Madman", about the paranormal, listen to some ghost stories, discuss the veracity of ghost hunting shows, and delve into why no one will mess with a Ouija board.

Today we take a look at the latest installment of the Indiana Jones franchise and break down what didn't work for the movie and how it nearly gave us heart attacks.

Note: This was the original cut we wanted to air but due to copyright issues we were unable to upload onto YouTube. So, if you're watching the review there you'll get the generic background and not the one with the movie clips.

In the final installment of our discussing Shakespeare miniseries Colin goes into how he made Shakespeare accessible to ordinary people, why it's important now more than ever, and reintroducing a word into modern parlance. Colin also discusses his favorite movie adaptation of a Shakespeare classic and it's not what you think.

We take a look at the trailer for the latest "Walking Dead" spinoff, this time following the adventures of grizzled survivor and hero Daryl Dixon as he travels through zombie infested lands to help a young girl get to a safe zone and---wait a second! Wasn't there a show set during the zombie apocalypse that was oddly similar to this?!

We shift gears and take a look at horror theatre with Chris Stonnell of Post Mortem Players. He tells us how he got started, the challenges of running a theatre company, and his plans for the future.

In understanding and interpreting Shakespeare the academic and the actor have long clashed over how to approach the works of the Bard. Colin David Reese goes into what each side can bring to the table and how they can not only learn from each other but compliment the other's contribution.

And be sure to check out her the Gorgeous Ginger Lawyer!

As Halloween is around the corner we review the trailer for "The Nun 2" and we dissect it with our skillful eye. We lament the way modern horror has become formulaic, why the "Conjuring" universe isn't all it's cracked up to be, and Lee reveals his favorite horror film.

We review the gameplay trailer for "RoboCop: Rogue City". And while we're on overly interested in the game itself we used it as an opportunity to discuss the RoboCop franchise overall and which RoboCop movie was our favorite.