James Wan promises a return to old school horror, Andy Serkis has been summoned to direct Venom 2, and Event Horizon is entering the wormhole of television. All that and our review for the spin-off from the Fast & Furious franchise, Hobbes & Shaw.

A RIP tribute to Danish actor Rutger Hauer, Hulu is creating a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, and the Cats trailer still haunts us. All that and our review for Lulu Wang's sophomore effort The Farewell. Special Guest: Danny Hernandez

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are reuniting to write a period piece drama, the Halloween franchise has determined its new chapters, and Taika Waititi's new film JoJo Rabbit gets a teaser. All that and our review for the 9th film from Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood.

Marvel and Disney took San Diego Comic-Con hostage with their monopoly of content announcements for their next Phase, and Dan Bauer joins Kyle to disassemble it. That and our review for the pitch black indie comedy The Art of Self-Defense.

A new King Triton for the remake of The Little Mermaid might be finalized, Edward Furlong is still alive, and a whole bunch of trailers were released onto the public. All that and our review for Disney's soulless, emotionless, and utterly disturbing The Lion King.

Baz Luhrmann finds his Elvis, Disney may have found its live-action Prince Eric, and Taika Waititi returns for Thor 4. We also have a special guest: Dan Bauer, of being-cut-from-Big-Little-Lies fame.

Scarlett Johansson finally speaks on her casting controversies, we have a new 007, and Devin is all alone. *There's a post-credit surprise in this one*

All by his lonesome, Kyle gets into the details of the trial of an Iranian heavy metal band, criticizes the PR stunt of Tim Miller on Terminator: Dark Fate, and reviews a documentary entitled Maiden.

RIP to young actor Cameron Boyce, a teaser trailer for Disney's Mulan drops, and Evan Rachel Wood tells us to not date fictional characters. All that and each of our Top 5 Films of 2019 (So Far).

Kevin Spacey is in the news, and we review a film that is near and dear to all film school teacher's hearts: Do the Right Thing. Special Guest: Gio Maldonado