Justin Beiber wants to enter the danger zone and fight Tom Cruise, Rob Zombie premieres a trailer for his third chapter film "3 From Hell," and Bo Burnham is going down to Sesame Street. All that and our review for the Sundance darling The Last Black Man in San Francisco.

Kevin Hart is looking to get Scrooged, all of the pillars are in place for Debis Villeneuve's Dune, and the auctioning of famous hair prompts questions. Guest: actor extraordinaire Dan Bauer.

Jason Blum and Jamie Lee Curtis announce Halloween II, DC's Swamp Thing gets canceled after one episode, and Russia is mad at HBO's Chernobyl mini-series. Special Guest: internationally acclaimed producer Bryson Pintard.

Devin tells an epic tale of survival on the fury road that is the 5 Freeway, and we are joined by creature actor Alan Maxson, the credited right head of King Ghidorah, to discuss Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

Robert Pattinson is our sparkly new Batman, Marc Webb signs up to do Disney's live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Meryl Streep talks toxic masculinity. Special Guest: Thurlene Williams.

Boots Riley doesn't think black people should be successful in Hollywood, Disney advocates the pullout method in Georgia over an abortion bill, and internationally famed producer Bryson Pintard joins us for a review on the Elton John biopic Rocketman.

Cannes brings us two history making accomplishments at different ends of the spectrum, Taika Waititi is setup to do the impossible in adapting Akira, and a new extended scene in Captain Marvel solidifies its awfulness. Plus, reviews for Booksmart and Brightburn.

Quentin Tarantino shuts down a ridiculous narrative at Cannes, Sonic the Hedgehog's demon of a creation gets pushed back three months, and the Terminator: Dark Fate trailer will make you yearn for Genysis. Special Guest: Steve the Missionary.

The Cannes Film Festival begins its self-aggrandizing film competition, a film recession might be looming, and Mindhunter Season 2 has been announced. All that and our mixed reactions and review for Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile.

A sparkly new Bat man has arrived, Chris Rock looks to revive the Saw franchise, and Taika Waititi is Hitler. All that and our review for John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum. Special Guest: Producer Bryson Pintard