From caped crusaders to web-slinging photographers, the Super Hero genre has never been stronger. After discussing the top villains, Chris and Taylor give the opposite team their due by ranking their favorite comic book film hero portrayals.

The DC FanDome event gave fans many surprises and left us wanting more! Chris and Taylor discuss all the big reveals and trailers for the upcoming slate in the DC Universe.

Whodunnits, hijinks and crimes so unspeakable they have to be right out of a cop drama or horror movie. Right? Wrong! Chris and Taylor discuss the most memorable crime documentaries and how society is fascinated by the taboo minds of criminals.

Chris and Taylor review Mario's latest adventure, Paper Mario: The Origami King, now available on the Nintendo Switch. When The Origami King takes over the Mushroom Kingdom, it's up to Mario and his friends to save Princess Peach and restore the balance in this hilarious new entry in the Paper Mario series.

Wha-Hoo! It's a Mario time! Chris and Taylor take a historic journey spanning almost 40 years through humble side scrolling beginnings to the 3D platform era of everyone's favorite Italian mustachioed plumber. Hear them discuss their fond memories, favorite games and what the future has in store for the world of Mario.

Famed author of "The Hunger Games" Suzanne Collins has returned to the world of Panem with a new prequel novel "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes." Chris and Taylor give a spoiler review on this new story highlighting an 18 year old Coriolanus Snow as his life is forever changed when chosen to be a mentor for the 10th Hunger Games.

The most memorable component of a film is the score and how a composer chooses to express emotions through music. The power of a film score can transform a simple concept into a masterpiece. Chris and Taylor are joined by musician, singer and fellow nerd Jordan Peterson as they discuss the great composers and their favorite film scores of all time.

This week's Potential Pick is the new World War II film "Greyhound," written by and starring Tom Hanks, now streaming on Apple TV+. Hanks plays an inexperienced U.S. Navy captain who is leading an Allied convoy across the Atlantic through Nazi U-Boat infested waters.

Just when you thought it was safe to listen to podcasts again! The beaches are open as Chris and Taylor take a bite out of the first ever blockbuster "Jaws." Dive back into the waters as we discuss the 45 year legacy of Steven Spielberg's classic, behind the scenes anecdotes and how the portrayal of sharks has evolved on the big screen.

Here we are...you should be checking us out! Enjoy Chris and Taylor's non-spoiler review of the new Netflix comedy starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams.